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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-10
Npeer's Port Grape yt.ine /!

DTRE and four years old. for the Commu
u nion rs.ie and Family rse. Prescribed by Physi-
ei@n- for PeHsies Weakly Persors Ara iavalies. The
Great Renscay fer Kidney Aricfisns RhsrBsti-m and
all Cilru mic E.sesses
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-10

weksepconstantiy hand aud for sale At theIowest
we'll seIecteAstock of SrAPLE and FANCY II
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NJ present residence. situated on the cor
block AZ Its two stor, brick house containing eirs
rooar With - good ouihuildnes there are In fhs
city, stable, wood and coal house and wash The
property all In good reper. The ots well filed with
choice TINA trees and shrubhcry Peach Pear Csanse
Plnm Apple and Cherry Trees all fruit besrug besids
all the smaller fruits II cannot jsd purchaser fr
the house and three LOTS viii the house and Tot No.
1, upon which all the improvements situated The
perty y Situated 10 Of the best In
the cti. only hye minntea walk from same Il busnas
portion OF Main street, viii be sold fair rrce ana
upon favorable terms. HoAsesson given immediately
Also good second hand Primo and Piano Sto OIL which
ohrf for few days It one hundred aud Aty aoalou n
not sed win chip IL TO the ureYs 4 can 81
onnd on the premises mentioned, at the Office OF
cenrahle lsnsth lectsl GEO. ,. lsMYrH.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-10

An Olla-Podrids..

Pen and scissors 60 cleaning. and their
spoiis are these: tS41SA@SsFta &s78s~zss
1t is positively asserted that our rels-
tons with France and England are entirely
satisfactory, and that Napoleon will withdraw
his forces from Mexico a. soon Is he can do
so without loss of dignity.
"A request from Juarez for permission to
receive materials of war from the United
States has, it is said been negauyed by the
President.
A project is on foot to purchase home for
Gen. Lee in Lexington, Va.
Gen. Bragg's plantation property in Lou
isiana has been condemned, and will be sold
for the benefit Of the United States.
There are twenty United States war yes
sells in the gulf of Mexico, distributed from
Cape Florida to the Rio Grande.
Photographs are now taken in Europe by
new process, declared valuable discovery
IN art The pictures are called Wothlytypes.
They are going to nse compressed air in
stead of horses 10 propel the cars between
Albany aud West Troy.
Southern paymasters are required TO pay
up all balances due the Government at the
breaking out of the war.
There are 10000 applications for pardon
on file in Washington 5000 have been
granted.
The principle of rotation is being applied
in the Boston Custom House Some twenty
five changes We're made IN Thursday; prinei-
pally to give place to returned veterans
Annexation clubs are being formed all
through Canada East. the French Canadians
being strongly opposed TO British domina-
ton.
It has been decided by the President that
the writ ofhabeas corpus does not apply TO sol
diers while in military custody.
The Indians within the limits of the
United States are estimated to number
307 500
The Paraguayans have met with another
repulse al Corrientes. and the war, it is ex
pected, will shortly close.
The debt of Texas is SIS, 900.
The residences of Secretaries Welles and
Speed We're entered by burglars on Thursday
evening last.
"A convention Of the coored people of
New England is in session at Boston Its
object is TO secure such a change in the fede-
raj constitution as will fix general qualii
cation for voters in all the States.
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General War Claim
I4TTSN3 ssssS8F "a Easss H f@g
Ae II NJ O<

EssEass slapwagas s------s sslss# sfst
lam successfully engaged In Adjusting aud Settling
lsdnes.. Cois.sim Arr.sr. 81 psy. Bsn,is pea.ions
lbr Wilsvs, Nothers, &C.. Bosnty aad tost Hofsas,
Prize Money, Qnartermsstsrs' Vouchers, &c.
shall be pleased to your attorney, furnishing
you With 4lans sna aAvsa9 of the Lest dscsisns
~ fees are NO sAaegeis nse unless
Any bisnsss 20 Ny sasf1st TO Ne Win b psouptr
aad faithfully attended, =, GatiehctoY reaersncss q
e&pys fufnishsd. answered
!. asysesrte u ~ ayff "a hsssc0
Uayt1-deW1y 1srt Ma1lssa, 1dut
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vTO Mary A. Gibson, John Jackson, Tatlow

-VINO Mary A. Gibson, John jackson, Tatlow
u Jackson Geo W Jsckson, and Alex Jackson heirs
At law Of John Rowan deceased and all pevsnns inter
cted 10 the real estate of said decedcnt You ere here
BY notified that there y ie in the cce ~ ~
County Judke Il Lee county, Iowa. at Ror, Nadfssn
petition Of Harry Fulton administratof Of aid John
koy.a 49, eslieE e lssys e III = ppse = q
y the debtB cd charges upon tbs nd eseate; anA that
A01F1ea1leo WIN b be9Ed - - q ~ 0pQuey
pee4 -. AAnlAiu4saApe e - 80 -
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Cabus' Hair Tonic.


fhisauequaledpf hich possess the pecu
liar properties Questioning hair to it's color
and to the color possessed before II
turned grey II is permanent curs for, dAbdrua
aud enlivens the sves the
hair lasting aud natarsi moist dssdrun seurf
itching aud soreness 81 heskin Persons that have tried
this Preparation say that they have tried All hAs Of
Tonic and Hair Restor and had able to
nnd Article thst would preduoe the desired resut
until they had tried my lair Tonic II has cured per
who had solid masses OF dandrnN ali Knitted and
esn-oftd together in the share Of COVERING ths
whole head and the Of thirty days After usinr
Tonic thescarf and dandruG dsappeas&d and the
hair, which had until that time been prvehted from
growing, resumed It's former healthy sro~th
In the Of one James Merssa the 1lSt
antry, whose head covered with thick boating Of
dandrud and scnJf mentioned sbd whose hs1r
had almost fallen out show the virtue Of
this Tonic. fer the ofthree week3 application
oft his scalp assumed healthy condition and his hair
commenced to grow beautifully. This IL onIy one case
cfthe kntn thoasand conid nae ntion many others
butfor want ofspace md cost prevented from do
Ing
sold by q EoR6E CABUs corner Of Second aud Main
street Pfcefs cents per bottle liberal fscoun5 to
he trade bc2-,eu
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LOWEST PRICES,

Returning sincere thanks to TIE public and
iriel d. for the hLtfai psirsLsee ttsteved
favor with their patronage, ard to make estsh
hshmept the Pride NJ ne CAFE Cry.
Respectfully
oct1o ----s 4. ~. B06fWICK Co.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1865-02-08
T HB MIN STR Ell,
A member of Company C, 45th Pa.
' Folunteers, sends us the following:
ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.

The Potomacs great army has noblv withstood
The wlles of the traitors, and written in blood
The rout IT has taken DER mountain and plain,
Through forests and rivers in hot sun and rain
And now, like giant aware of his power
AIMS death blow at Secesslons left bower
In the siege of Atlanta, and Charleston. too
What subject for historys pages we view
Generations to come will rejoice in the name
Which their toreathers carved in the records fame
At the Cult, on the flank of Secession's domain
From the Red River, our brave comrades slain
are calling for vengeance. All! traitors shall feel
a fuil share of this in the siege of Mobile.
The Reb. who surrendered the stronghold Ft Gaines
Was surely possessed of less yalor than brains.
Our heroes at sea have had plenty 10 do
The ports TO blockade and the pirates subdue.
Let the famed Tallahassee beware of the day
When our Yankees meet her IN battle array
! am sure they have not forgotten so soon
The vIctry we gained on the 10th of June
Thus We see every part of our army grand,
In the war for the Union, and on land.
Are working IN concert, our cause to MAINTAIN,
To crush the rebellion and end the campaign.
W. W.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1865-02-08
M0RAb &: RELIGIOUS
Sources and Nature of Religious Faith

Sources and Nature of Religious Faith
The knowledge Of Divine things does
not come to us primarily through the in
tellect. 1t is not the great brain, bat the
heart which hel ps to gain them. We can
not work at the problems of theology in
the calm of our libraries, and arrive at the
most complete faith, and put it by on
shelf as thing gained oace for all, and
then go on leading selfish, sinful, prayer
less lives, keeping our faith all the time
quite safe and undisturbed like our knowl
edge of Euclid or astronomy. This is not
religious faith, nor is religious faith to be
gained in any such way, or preserved Sc
cure in any such life Let US thank God
it is something different
Religious faith, in its high, true sense
faith in the presence of Heavely Father,
is thing which God gives, not in answer
to studies and researches, but to prayers
and deeds. 1t is thing which the clearest
mind may lack, and the humblest heart
possess in fullest measure. It is thing
we can only gain by prayer-only keep by
obedience. There is no winning it by ar
gument, no preserving it by force of logic
in life Of sin. Is it not well it should be
SO? Is it not fitting that the highest and
divinest of all gifts should be attainable to
Gods children, whether learned or igno-
rant, wise or dull, if only they be upright,
good and true of heart? Is it not fitting
also, we should hold this most precious
boon by no mere intellectual tenure, gained
once for all, and thenceforth inalerable,
but by the humber right of moral con-
sciousness to be strengthened By every act
Of obedience, and weakened by every sin
= Mrs. Cobbe's Broken Lights
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1865-02-08
,30Q9AGQ0lA4a
For the Educational Column.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 10, 1865.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan 10, 1865.
10 tie Teachers Of INi65in County,:
Dear Friends Il very gladly accept
the kind invitation of your good superin-
tendent, to send letter to the convention
about to meet. Not that any special sub
ject relating to schools is on my mind and
seeks relief in an essay, for the daily duties
Of my business too fully absorb my time
and thoughts to allow of speculation on
the interesting subject of education or the
necessary methods and spirit of teaching
But | wish to assure you, friends and CO.
laborerS in other years, that my personal
interest in you and my real sympathy with
you, in your toilsome calling, are in no de-
gree abated-are rather increased by the
genial influence of time, that kindly hides
from memory unpleasant events or peculi-
arities: and by wider range of experience
and observation, which greatly deepens my
sense of the value of thorough liberal in
tellectual training and wise moral culture.
And | wish to jog your memories with the
fact that am still alive, so that any of
YOU who have kind wishes for each other,
for all Mifiin county and the "rest of man.
kind" in general, may, if you still remem-
Der me, specialize some of your generous
thoughts for my benefit. Nashville is one
of the best places in the world for man
to have good friends elsewhere. There is
a large assortment of devils merchandise
here-drunkenness, murder, robbery, BIAS
phemy, and deeds that instinctively seek
the cover OF the night, as if thus they
might be hidden from tho vision of Him
to whom the darkness and the light are
both alike" Yet here too are virtues such
as the angels beautify themselves withal--
tenderest pity aud care for the suffering,
tears of sweetest sympathy with the dying
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1865-02-08
MISCELLANEOUS,
POPULAR SUPERSTITIONS.

We have taken some pains, says the
Phrenol gical Journal, to collect few of
the most popular superstitions with which
some otherwise very sensible people are
afflicted, even in our country. Some of
these are the veriest fancIes of wild i'm
aginatlon, without sense or sentiment, and
none are founded on scientific principles
Such as they are, we present them to the
reader, remarking that well balanced minds
have higher standards by which to regulate
and govern their actions than anything
herein laid down. Our comments are in
closed in brackets.
Sneezing.-
If you sneeze on Monday, it indicates DANGER
Sneeze on Tuesday. you will meet stranger;
SnceZe on Wednesday, you will receive letter;
SneeZe on Thursday you will get something better;
Sneezlng on Friday indicates sorrow:
Sneeze on Saturday, You will have beau tomorrow;
Sneeze before you eat, you will have company before
you sleep.
If you sneeze before you are dressed you will see
your beau before you go to rest.
Remember that, girls We may add
physiologically, th2t sneezing is the pre-
monition of a cold, which the wonder low
ing have not probably discovered
Fish and the Cdt.-If cat washes her
face, you will have company before night.
If you dream you catch fish, it is a sign
you will make good bargain, according to
the size of the fish.
The Broom-If the broom is moved
with the remainder of the household furn-
iture, you will not be successful but the
broom must be burned while standing in
the corner, being watched to prevent tie
house taking fire.
Knife and Fork.-If you drop fork
and it sticks in the floor and remains in a
standing position, it is sign gentleman
will call; but if knife, lady will call
DisaPpointnaent-When putting on your
shoes and stockings, if you complete dres
ing ons foot before commencing the other,
it is a sign that you will be disappointed.
TDear me
Death an the Family. The breaking of
a mirror by any member signifies death in
the family before the year closes. Ergo,
be very careful not to break the looking
glass;
An Itching Foot--If the right foot
itches on the bottom, you are going where
you are wanted; if the left foot, where you
will not be welcome. Bathe the feet on
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1865-02-08
Mifiin & Centre County r. r.
LeWistoWn and ReedsVille.

ON and after Monday, January 2, 1865,
~ train will leave Lewistown and Reeds
vile as follows:
Leave Lewistown for Reedsville,
(mail) 80 a. m.
Leave Reedsville for P. +. r. $50
q P r. r. for Reedsville 90 "
Reedsville for Lewistown II 80 ="
Lewistown for Reedsville 10 p. m.
Reedsvile for P R. R., mail Is s.
=. r. r. for Reedsville 25 "
:" Reedsville for Lewistown Is "
szs~ The train will stop at Lewistown,
Freedom Iron Works, Yeagertown, and the
Crossing of the Turnpike above Mann's low
er Axe Factory, going and coming,
JOHN WATERuOUSE,
jan4 Engineer.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1865-02-08
Large Stock of Furniture on
Hand

A FELIX is still manufacturing all kinds
IN of Furniture. Young married persons
and others that wish to purchase Furniture
will find good assortment on hand, which
will he sold cheap for cash, or country pro-
duce, AIKEN in exchange for same. Give me
call c Falley street, near Black Bear Ho-
tel. feb 81
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1865-02-08

NoTE.-The Pittsburgh and Erie Express
leaves east and west daily except Sunday;
Baltimore Express west daily except Monday;
Philadelphia Express east and west daily;
Fast Line east daily except Monday and west
daily except Sunday; Fast Mail east daily ex-
cept Sunday; Mail Train west daily except
Sunday; Harrisburg Accommodation east dai-
ly except Sunday, and Emigrant west daily
excent Monday
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slO7 55

c,.,r,,y ,cf,oy -, r., On, - -. ,-4 ca -,
=, @ 5oa ttSt t ot nuseis "Heal, on ouSh.
% - 30 o"Is' l-oo ouShels corn III ears ana
iiSte So - iotus ! " nay. ~
oo roS9e' o. II"c" fatcR-1oo pushels ot pota-
St,ooj yoy if,ttS f1yJJ c13oa5e T9 az i oae-
beeYes weighing 234O boundG '7 --'' '
Stock on Farms horses % head bornad oat+Ia >
sows and % head shoats O'
EIr1Iio1 TfeDs1s-I f,pr borea WAGON ord bad 7
two horse WAGON and bed ! tr1c pS5g1r . CT ~
ladders plows harrows corn npItiyatorS ,ybn@f
barrow shaking forks duna forks Mitch forks 2
moving scythes ! sled , d6nble SETS nIn,x g@ars
doubIe sestng harness sinpIe sat harness sbaI
Work done at Poor House for Er,pers-s sheets. 10
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1865-02-08
Whole No. 280l.
Lewistown Post Office.

Mails arrive and close at the Lewistown P.
O. as follows:
ARRIVE.
Eastern through, 4S a. m.
90 through and way 2l p m.
Western g '' 90 10 55 a. IN.
BellefOnte ' Bop. N.
Northumberland, Tuesdays, Thursday and
Saturdays, 90 p. m.
CLOSE.
Eastern through 90 p. m.
'' and way 10 90 a. m.
Western " &" 90 p. m.
Bellefonte w
Northumberland Sundays, Tuesdays
and Thursdays) W p. m.
Money can be forwarded through this Of
fee in sums from 81 to $50, by the payment
of the following fees From. 81 to $40 ten
cents: $40 to $50 fifteen cents; $50 to $50
twenty cents.
Office open from 7 30 a. m. to p. m. On
Sundays from to 8 am. s. COMFORT, ?. M.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1865-02-08
Photographic Albums.

We were the first to introduce these into
the United States, and we manufacture i'm
mense quantities in great variety, ranging in
price from so cents to $50 each. Our AL
buns have the reputation of being superior
in beauty and durability to any others They
will be sent by mail, free, on receipt Of price.
R9r Fine albums made to order. -Gsa
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1865-02-08

R5- Gabralth's Omnibuses convey passengers to
and from all the trains, taking up or setting them
down at all points within the borough limits.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1865-02-08

Joseph Broaoer, Sseward, IN account aoih
Samuel Drake, Noses Miller and John
Taylor, ESqs., Directors Of the Poor and
Of the House Of Employment for the
county of Nb7in, from January l, 1864,
to January l, 1865.
DR..
To amount of orders on Treasurer $3.50 90
Balance due 153 50
6ss 50
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1865-02-08
TEREOSCoPlC VIEWS.

Of these we have an immense assortment, in
Guiding War Scenes, American and Foreign
Cities and Landscapes, Groups, Statuary, &c,
&c. Also, Revolving Stereoscopes, for pub
lie or private exhibitions. Our catalogue will
be sent to any address on receipt of stamp.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1865-02-08
GARD PHOTOGRAPHS.

Our catalogue now embraces over fire thou
sand different subjects to which additions
are continually being made) of Portraits of
Eminent Americans, &c, viz: about
100 Major Generals, $50 Statesmen,
200 Brig GederaIs, 1870 Dicines,
215 COionelS, l25 authors,
100 Lieut. COl0nels, 40 ATtiStS,
$50 Other officers, Us Staqe.
10 Nary Officers, so Pyon,'nt Wonen,
100 Prominent Foreign Portraits.
5000 Copies of Works of Art,
including reproductions of the most celebra.
ted Engravings, Paintings, Statues, &C. Cat,
aiogues sent on receipt of stamp An order
for one dozen Pictures from our catalogue
will be filled on the receipt of 81 80, and sent
by mail, free.
Photographers and others ordering goods
c. 0. D will please remit twenty five per
cent. Of the amount with their order.
E. & II. I. ANTHONY & CO,
Manufact'rs Of Photographic Matrials.
SOL Broadway, New York.
Ea- The prices and quality of oar ,.oods
cannot fail to SATISFY. nov9-ly.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1865-02-08
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1866.
CIR.

By balance due at last settlement
BY cash paid for bringing paupers tc
ing them from the Poor House
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1865-02-08
MlFFLHN COUNTY
POOR HOUSE STATEMENT

Samuel Drake, Moses Miller and John
Taylor, Esqr's, Directors of the Poor
and Of the House Of Employment for
the county Of Mifam, from January
l, 1864, to January l, 1865
DIR.
To amt. of orders on county Treasurer $4,000 90
To cash for 100 bus at soc. per bus so 90
do 2S7 bus. SO lbs corn at 81 per bus 2S7 50
do from Directors of the Poor of Hum
and wife 3s 90
To cash for -four barrels at 40c. each 60
do from Paul Gibboney in part payment
of the expenses of his daughter at the
State Lunatic Hospital 80 90
To cash for 80 bus red wheat at 81 per bus 60 90
do from Andrew Cook. being money
found on the person of James Jones, dee. l IS
To cash for 100 bus oats at soc. per bus. so 10
do beef hides, weighing 3771% lbs
at cents per pound 80 20
To cash for y bus red wheat at S24 per bus 81 50
Balance due Treasurer Al 10
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1865-02-08
PENNsYLYANIA RAILROAD.

Trains leave Lewistown Station as follows
J
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1865-02-08

Mails arrive and close at the Lewistown P
q rs fnllnHs:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-03
CIV YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, DECEMBEK s. 1868.

all his palma
Mr. Van sohaick held one or two unimportAat city
1883, and Assistant Alderman In 1886 He also for
Mayor in 1912 He belonged the democratic party.
put In the split in 1847 he sided with the free oiles
me race Tor Mayor in l849 not unlike the present
Mayoraity canvass being the ground Of ''reform :"
NJ van schaick, as reform man, received the nomna
Appointment member and President OF the nominating
convention II Is said that Mr.. Van Sohaicks nomina
ton was mot supported BY the hunkeB in good faith A
circular was Issued by Mike Walsh, Augustus Schel
Thomas q Fields, Mr. Brady and others denouncing
MIN; the bunker vote withheld, and Caleb Wood
null was elected Mayor by four thousand msorty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-03
NEWS FROM NORTH CAROLINA.

Judges Chosoa ~ tho LeEisiatur--The
Vote for United states Senator Go Take
Place ora Monday.
RnzlaIs, NJ g. Dec 2 1865
Hoas w H. Battle, X ~ Pcarsoe and q G Reade
chosen Judges u che Suprems Court " day 10y
Stale Legislature
David A. Barnes IL elected Judge Of tho First JUDICIAL
District Court, and II. O. warra Jadge of tho Second
Judicial District Court r NJ sy. present ineaaben,
Is 70 elected Secretary Of state.
Both Houses vote for Uaaed States senators On Mon
day, at twelve o'clock
Wreck aMd Total Loss oT tho Briessh ship
AIeyonc, from Liverpool for Baltimore
safety OF tho Captxin snd Crew--haove-
msnts or Vessels. sc.
WnsNoros, N O., Nov. ~. 1905.
Tho ship Acyoae, isvitse Of g. John, NJ H.. from
Liverpool for Baltimore with salt. wouts ashore ON
Bondy Island, about SIXTY ies north Of eapo far, ON
Tuesday morning Tho si,p is total loss The captain
and crew were taken of by tho steamer Washington.
which arrived al this port 10 day. The Washington made
every ooort u pull tho ship od, bet VI avail an
there was heavy sea at the time
The 9unboat T.D'cun. Commander TempN. arrived st
chareston to-day 70 relieve tho esnbust ysna'Ie CoHs
auder Phelps, which ICON nj Ibis station since uS
spriAe.
There was 6oayy' STORM with ayerynNh wiaa here
\ brig. nazao anknown, ID retstseA ashore al tho
msut o. the tupe Fear rivsr,
WuANGrON, \. g., Nos 80 fSdS
The brig repor,ed ASHORE At Tho nowsh or Mo rsvcr
Yesterday has arrived harc 10 day NJ right
,aseting Of Che w1sningsun sad MarGbeAer Ra.osd
Company held hcrs today Nj. u. y. Drana
eiec,od presideut Revolutions adopted authorizing
the reissue OF bonds undug or cspslizng nteTest 'w
due and the President aud directors an,hor'ze 4 TO
raise funds Ivy loan 20 thoroughly aqwp and pat III good
running order tho road THIS rond running hence 70
Charleston tho link OF the sfcal Southern coast r,aic
Arrived, brig Dudley from Baltimore. Cleared
schooner Constitution for Kingston. JaHtasca
The master Of the brig Dudley reporls:-on the night
OF the 18th inst fell In with the brig George, about
seventy miles southwark Of Cape Fear she wns from
Baltimore, and laden ailh COIL. Found her abandoned
and feet Of water IN the hold pnced for non IN
board with instructions to Come TO this port possible
IL not the nenre port they could make. Kept b. coui-
pany with her Unit, eleven r. ~. ON tlle .7th
The lumber market wastCbsuged. Awaiting shipment,
thirty thousand barrels naval stores Good bale cotton
freight in demand a. Yesterday - dio'a'ious