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Foreign News-Peace Conference bro
ken up--Imminence OF War.

N~>n Va w IA.
The steamer city Of Paris brings Liverpool
advices to the 9th ~
The proposed Conference has been aban-
ioned on account of the demands of Austria.
England. France, and Russia regard them
as tantamount to refusal. a..
All negotiations have been. broken up by
the neutral powers, and it now remains for
the armed powers to negotiate among them
selyes or comrnenceu ar. The hopes Of peace
are almost abandoned. The London Times
Is of this opinion that is, that the chances of
peace are fading away. - 1a aifsA
1t believes that the first events will occur
ln the Elbe, Duchies, but that the great
move of Austria will be an attempt to pos
sess herself of Siberia. @3+2
The Daily News says, that the appearances
Indicate dsciaYation of war, or manifesto,
equivalent tbjt, will proceed from Prussia.
The PraSs7an Government had issued a
circular note to the neutral Powers, charging
austria with fragrant breach of treaties by
IIeierrlng the Holstein question to the Diet
Prussia has also sent protest to Austria de-
eiarlng that the measures announced by Aus
una In the Diet violate the treaty of the Gas
ten, and restore the two Powers to the posi-
uon accorded by the treaty IN Vienna,
An Austrian circular declares that Austria
VIII observe tho Gastien Convention until a
uennite settlement of the question Of the
Dsuchiss is affected. Her only object in re-
isfsing the matter to- the Diet was to effect
such settlement, AZ, ee 4
quarters. g5a so - .sal 5 81.
Cotton at Liverpool June eth--ths latest
va, was very dull and prices had declined Id
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MARINE INTELLIaENUE,
FORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH, June Is.
~>~>~~~-~~1<~~~>~~>
ARRIVALS s..


~-~-------->|-~~-~~~--~>r~ ->r>c~~-~~~L<~~~~~-
ARRIVALS. ID,
Str Favorite, Rogers, hampton. =.
Str Eolus, McCarrick, Yorktown.
Str n Martin. Haines, Richmond
SIR Orient, Todd, I'm Williamston, with tar,
bacon. turpentine, shingles, cotton, lard and tih
to Z. Staples, K. Biggs 4 CO.., T.iaR. Cobb a
Sons. 1d e .ag4d.s N
va Albsmarls and Chesapeake Canal.
Str C'oatan, Cain, Mort river, with the fol.
SehrTrays Sp ir, Williams, Roanoke river,
10000 shingles 10 ?. P, Clements, Ball..
schr kingston, Shiplin, Camden, N. c., 1000
bush Is corn to Jno. James.
Sur Clinton, slscam.s =, City, N. c., freight
:. sehr A4ston. oneal, single, to 6, W. erandy.
& Son. Ia ~. ~. ~ -
~ q 8. & DEPARTURES lla.,3s,t n
Str Thos. Kelso, Russell, Baltimore +. s
Str j.. 7. BRADY, Lands, Bait. nc saiain 4
Str Favorite, kogers, iHainpton.d ofla s9t s
3 Str Eolus. Nc Carrier. Yorktown. 5gs 2Giy
Str. John Sylvester, Pest, Rishmona. b ag
u
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INTERESTING NEws.-We feel an. affection.

INTERESTING NEws.--We feel an Affections
ate interest in the Virgiuian, and arc much
indebted to it for the valuable information it
contains, in it's issue Of to-day, in relation to
the action of the Committee on Roads in the
State of New York--as, for example, the &C.
ton to ''fill Ia low and sunken lots on the
blocks bounded by the Fourth and Fifth ave-
auss Filty-seventh and Sixty-fpurth streets,
excepting the block bounded by Fourth and
Fifto avenues, Forty-uinth and Sixtieth
Streets
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DIFrGcULTY.--A difficulty occurred last
evening between Victor Curtz aud Madam
Roussel, which attracted a large crowd: We
have the particulars of the ARRAY, but exclude
them from our columns The case was be-
fore the Mayor this morning and was con-
iinred -E-D. Al
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MAN SHOT NEAR EDENToN. Mr.. Nathan
iel Woodward. was shot and robbed, last Sat-
urday, about three miles from Edenton, by
four negroes. He received three balls in his
side, and though not killed, he lies 10 very
dangerous condition. Parties have been ar
rested, but doubts were entertained of their
Identity with the highwaymen. This infor-
nation was obtained from Mr.. Rose, the &C.
commodating clerk of the steamer Orient
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.uNprnwoop AS SEES pY THr CLEReY.-

UNDERWOOD AS SEEN BY THE CLERey.-
"Nobody ought to get angry with this man
who calls himself Judge! He is, alasl on the
same circuit where Judge Marshall used to
presided He is an object Of deepest commits
Grafton. He is known to be person Of
but feeble intellect, and was probably brought
up badly, and refined, considerable, delicate
behavior, however much to be desired In
his accidental station, is hardly to be expec-
sed. Let him pass highly aud take his brief
day. Central Presbyterian
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MARRIED.

On June, lAth inst, at Trinity Church, Ports
mouth, Va, by Rev'd ). H. Wingfeld, Major
AkMr PLUMMEK.. lla,e 9. 3: 40 ofWarren
County, N. c., to ANNIE s., eldest daughter OF
Col. I. Gayle, Of Norfolk Co., Va. ,,y +
Richmond. Petersburg ana Raleigh, n. G..
Papers Piease COPY. ~ - rIIa4atla,l o -Enn-.
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ACADEMIA carriage TO which two hor-
ses We're attached, was upset and broken to
pieces. The horses refused to go over the
Race field bridge. No one was injured---one
Of the Engineers Of the Ephesus and others
We're prompt in rendering necessary assist
anes. 2-LE.n. hEL .LE.-L.Ll -Laa9
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INSURANCE..

rI,HE AMERICAN INSURANCE
i COMPANY OF NORFOLK.
fNe X p 0RA TED ls4o.
i iafh"1lsed Capital, 81, ooO. ,,}
4.gaJ .5.. Roard Of Dirsc ors 3: -
j. G. Deming, President,
John y: Whitehead, President Franklin SAY
Gilbert Q. Walker, President Exchange Ss-
tfonal Bank. q
c. L. Cole, President First National Bank.
c. Il. Rowland, of late Rowland d Brothers.
John D.TGordan, Of j. b. Gordan d Co,
Joseph Il. spratley, Director slsr. & Noe. sav-
lngs Bank. .5- {T5 -5f-f.
Advisory Boara.
Charles Reid, President Aer. & Meo. Es
1T. Harrison, President sler. and Nee. say
Z. Burrusr, Of Barruss, Harrison Co.,
3ankers.
GHs ;,5 g. saug''sr. Esq }. E. Barry Esq, A.
5zs~ City and Country assurances of every
;haracter taken Mt lowest current rates, and losse
promptly adjusted.
p Othce Dealings Insurance Building, eoraee OF
Main and Commerce streets. $685.
LIRE, LIFE, MARINE g MIND
T. INSURANCE. n
]. G. DENIM e., AaEsT.L
New York Life insurance ompany,
NEW YORK. -
Manhattan Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, ~. " -
JtL and Marine Insurance Co.,
Home Fire New Haven. az
springfield Fire and Marine Insurance
*3I Company, N.Y.
National Fire Insurance Company,
r. Baltimore. os-s-zG qS
Mutual Fire Assurance Society, Va
19- Life Policies, Fire Policies ON Bulldings,
Merchandise, DO, and Policies ON Cargeess.lud
dus of Vessels issued At this AGENCY at the
.1ygast curraut rates. ,ng-..a
% =: j. G. DEMISG, Agent,
Office, De ning's Insurance ilIing,.
au 2e-em Cor o. Main and Commerce SIS.
T1HE NoRF15LLk1 ~ ,cr o71~n --- =,
g Q M p "a NJ Y,
oAt Giapits s1t1BscnIBpp. 81 600 $50 s9sso
WIN. b.. ROGERS, President.
WILLIAM D. REYNOLDS, Vice President
Direct RS.
; Si10n s ssns.,.r VI es w. Wing.
Lewis Webs, - Cyrus E. stapl,5,
- W, H. Barry. -
. RlCHARD TAYLOR. Treasurer.
WM. Ii. G. ELLIS, E.q,, oCouns
FIRE, MARINE, AND LsFE ISsu .AyCE
= -, LOOM p a n Y. t
Risks taken on all kinds Of property and at rea-
sonabte rates, and with BanAing prisi eyes
viii receive deposits on the Swings Bank
piAHCAplc, lhiioWluS y per rlceHts rbt4sG@sL On
urns remaining in the Bal :ss than ninety Gays,
aud 5per cent. on all sums lor longer pc iotif.
Interest viii be oalcu ated On bxfaLcy s-JULY
lsr., ana JAN UARY lsf. Interest 10 coinn,snce
ten days after deposit and to ten days piior
10 withdrawal. Is H-- TAc2 ~ va -
Will discount paper. purchase and sell, es-
change and transa all ID any -otfr r business
apportaining to Banking. Regu ar bu4ines: de-
posts r. we'd ana solicited. 80 -- -
Discount Gays, TUE>DAfS and FRIDAYS.
Office in the building kno 4 n as the tid Savings
Bank, No. 70 Bank strset, Nortolk, Va.
may3l.ls n'1s ..'--1- - 40" e = d.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
EOR PIC MIC PARTIES
II FOR DINNER PARTIES

-. FOR TEA PARTIESiil
Elegant Tongues, Smoked Beet, Fine Hams,
Elegant T, ngues, Smoked Beef, Fine Hams,
Splendid Baltimore Corned Beet, s.
Splendid Baltimore CO. Eed Beef
Fresh Cream Biscuit, = Butter, aud Cheese,
Fresh Cream Biscuit, Butter, and Cheese.
Fresh Peaches aud Tomatoes, -.
Fresh Peaches and Tomatoes,
Nice Pickles, Fresh Pine Apple, ckled Onions
Nice Pickles Fresh Pine Apple, Picked Onions,
Chow Chow and Picoalilly,
Chow Chow and Piccalilly, IaE
Wor' stershire Sauce, English Mustard, Ssrdines
Wor'stershire Sauce, Engli.h Mustard, Sardines
3 : Elegant Extracts for Flavoring, %
~ Eles ant Extracts for Flayoring, -
Lemon, Orange, Vanilla, Pine Apple, RISE,
Lemon, Orange, Vanilla, Pine Apple, Rose,
t At DEMINGS No. 7 Main street, 1
At DEMINGS No. 7 Main street. ,rs
fun12
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BauTAL.--Abont P. NJ. yesterday after
noon. crowd of yelling boys and Others, were
dog-fgh: on Main street. This
is species of Sunday amusement which
should attract the attention of the police.
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Cry NeMtNATloNs.-TheA Convention to
Candidates for the City Govern
ment, will meet this Monday evening, in the
City Hall at 81 o'clock ~ 1ais,.
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Showers. After midday yesterday, we
had occasional showers of rain, until night.
which refreshed the earth and helped to fill
the cisterns which were getting quite low.
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THE DAY BOOK,

-, "a dis city or Portsmouth,, dssir.nS ire
P,rsOR oox Lsft at their homes, can haze e pro-
pA si, oteadsd to BY kaving their names LEFT at
Ssr countisg koo" or a. coan'' N n 90 o,. o.
ford str.ss, Ports"oatA'
- u,,rny DAY Book .oiu Be mailed to Conntry
IAs .t..r;b.rs at ks small sgm Of OSE DOLLAR, in
SJos Il tViu eontain Editorials, a fuu d.
- Of N,ws, Bonk Notices, aad itsrss Of Com
y.sre,ol and Agricultural inteliigence: No Pe'n'
~ .rpsnss ssiHbs spared in "aking st a dessrd;
u. eompa"ion for u. ooan'ry IRE s.a.; az. e.
liz a. good msdiwr' Of eoHHsry advs'fss'"g
10 lie community. "a
A., f,n.unicatiou for tie DAY Book must BE-
." s,,ksnt;catsd BIZ the aames Of he teriters.
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Value of goods exported
from G.. Britain to
~
Value Of American pro-
duets imported into
ENGLAND.
353.l10.046
2l6,277,247
slss,ss2,7ss

The statement, however, exhibits the
wealth and resources Of England. in being in
a condition to buy 70 much more from u.s.
than she exchanges with us, in her products.
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Who HAS LosT?-A gentleman has found
pocket book, containing keys, papers and
small amount of cash--Which the owner can
receive on application to Mr.. R.sW, Parrot,
on Hill street rr a'5..s aif ~ fis /.
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALE

AUCTION SALE. :.
- u. s. NAVY YARD, NORFOLK,
.-y1 5s June 18th, 1866
MILL BE SOLD AT AUCTToN,AT
w this Yard, ON Monday the 25th instant,
on account Of the Bureau OF Con. and Repair.
Steamer Seabird, (Side whsel.) ems
Steamer Fanny, hull, no machinery.
(Wreck) name unknown. 2
Wreck Of Schooner
Terms cash in Government funds. .'
By order of the Navy Department. o.
.. af 'Ff. N. b. HlTOHCOCK,9 - -
-:'1- ~ - i, com%ana.ns, o.
jnnls-tds 49, 49, 10 '595A ot'g N. 5. Keeper.
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BunaLARY-T The front door Of the office
of Mr.. G. w. Butte, was forced open Satur-
day night. Nothing was missed frou, the
Office. Al, fs5sTH3 fEEg4g}
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DOCKBRIDGE BATHS,
TX 1es ROCKBRfDGE COUNTY, "a

nOCKBRIDGE BATHS,
tx e. ROCKBRfDGE COUNTY, Va.
This celebrated BATHING PLACE will be
opened to visitors on the 18th June, under the
management of Major Z. d. Woodward, 90 10
vorably known asthe form Superintendent OF
the Healing and the Stribling Springs.
The medicinal qualities of Its water have been
so universally atteSted that We deem it not neees-
sary to refer them here.
Ueliqhtfully situated on the banks of the Wild
North River environed by a scenery at once
charming and romantic, their attractions are
sti 1 more enhanced by the close proximity to the
famous Natural Bridge aud to Lexington, the
seat of the Virginia Military Institute and to
the s'W sshington College" now under the guar
dansbip of General Robert E. Lee. ysi.! Lil
Physicians experienced In the use and in the
effect Of the Baths, reside at and close to the
Being near to all the Virginia Springs, it is, at
the same time, of easy access from the larger
cities. re- :,
Passengers leave Baltimore at a. M, and
Washington and Richmond at 30 q. m, arr1v
at Staunton by4. p. M, and at the Baths by 10
30 q. M, spending the Intervening night com
leaves Goshen Depot at 8 80 q. M, for the Baths
and extra Coaches will be fu nished when de-
sired. 7aI S'.tlf"%. 7.c
Passengers can leave Lyncburg daily; three
week by Va. and d T. Il. II. oiG Bonsaek' :
Depot, and three times weekly by packet; line.
spend The night at the Natural Bridge or Licking
ton, and reach the Baths on the following morn
ing. Passengers leaving the Baths at noon eah
spend the night at the Natural Bridge aud return
to the Baths on the following morning.
Beard So per day; deduction of 20 Pc cent
will be made on all bills for one month, ana 335s
per cent for two months. children under ten
years and ser anita halfprice. ,,et5a,fs
Ball Room, Billiard Bowling Saloons are on
the premises K. G MAYO W"
juni8sIm -. f95 Proprietors.
IMPORTANT TO GENTLEMEN.-
L. Alhv bo are in " ant Of a nice pair Of
BOOTS OR SHOES, .m-G
will please call at once and have their FEET
MEASURED. ! guarantee satisfaction or no
sale. Cab early, gentlemen. -
So .AA c. A. DAVIS, 10 Bank ST.,
/. janis Lat,ANL 2 y 3 doors from Main.
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THE U. s. SHIP CONSTELLATION has gone
to Philadelphia to relieve the receiving ship
Princeton at that station .laq r.
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
ygNHE FIRM OF SHIPP & DOZIER
having been dissolved ,his-day, by the with
drawal of the latter, and the disposal ofhis entire
interest to Mr.. R. T.. Gassett, the books and
ientire bushes. o the concern, will be closed az
speedily as possible. ,ss.l ,3ss. ..y..,i..,. :
Ali persons indebted to the firm of hipp
Dozier, requested to call q, early as possible
at Ship 4 Cos, the old stand, No. ~ Aarke
square, and settle. ~ IA. ~, YigqffTI Z
All claims against the former firm, viii b.
''4a'Na''N :, ~ . W.T. SHIP, .
iunls,st Tax tya ssj4 E. B. DoZIER.
Virginian i Old Dominion copy ~
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MAroR's Couar-Por.asoath---Hi Hid Honor Jas.
O. White, presiding--June 18th, 1861 ! /
Only one case for breach of the peace. Party
fned IS. City quiet. :,
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The Richmond Times, speaking Of the re-
ported aattempt to assassinate Judge Under
wood in Richmond" says: During his re-
cent visit to this city gentleman accident
ally jostled him on the street. This was the
attempt to assassinate." G@ 1921
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP OR
AGENCY.
THE undersigned have m { u'ally
agreed upon dissolution ofpartnership. de-,
at the store at Williamson, N. c., from this the
18th of.Jane, 1890. af.ia
% iiA sull6ia5 ,ai1aaps1 a. Is. lAC0BS,
ju,13-3tS Zaslsa5 yGl B.. GOODMAN #
(l{AS STOVES. g1Gi or fr il a.4 l..lf
VTaii51aG ONYENfEIyT sLAB0R-SATING.
. -ee aECONONHICAL o.da
justine things for Summer-cooking,, making
Tea, ling water, heat ns Irons, DC, &C. just
received and for sale at manufacturer sprices.
Also, Gas Fixtures in variety. ~
at4a f=5'faiegJ. II. DAWSON.
jun13-St r az AT the Gas Co.'s Office.
- Il r. NOTICE. 40 1aao
A LII persons indebted to the Estate
IA of Z. Carnage, tdecease and to the firm
Il E. Carnage & Son, are earnestly requested to
call on the undersigned during the present month
tJunel a,d arrange such to their advantage
All claims against said Estate or firm must be
duly presented this moth. 70 sSlTa9 ~6
" 1911 7'it s1''N9ut JNO. o. GAMAGE,
junl3-3t "a Wide Water street,
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SECOND WARD

- SECOND WARD. -
+ oaG. "Unitad we Stand, Divided We FALL.
Opposition Ia Sectionalism, or Arraying Of
O.: 3l' one class against another. ~ -
THE FOLLOWING NAMED Gen.
L tlemen have been appointed as Delegates to
represent the End Ward in the Convention that
ia to assemble on the evening of the 22nd inst,
at the Norfolk Opera House, for the purpose Of
nominating suitable persons as Candidates to ell
the various offices to be voted for ON the 25,h
Instant: tl $3.50. - .ti,,,,...- ..s la; ,s,zlF
I III 1.a ) d DELEGATES. rrir..a.-:5
Chas. g. A rmstead, T. y. Williams,
D "A. Ward, .et A. J DENLY,
John E. Doyle, NJ. Ryan,
John Dolland, A. Vaughn,
VIM. DENLY, Chas. Nelson,
f. Stoit ~ "a 3 Luther Walker,
VIM. Collins, Ja9 sid Henry Strawhand,
Lewis Tebo, .ggf4H "A. H. Jacquenesu,
VIM. F. Allen, John Gregory,
WIN. Fugitt, VIM. Brough,
G. A. Davis, 7. D. Wilbern,
W. F. Edwards. p. Henneberry, 3.
ALTERNATLS.
VIM. E. Taylor, George Ross,
Michael Dennis, Thos Mason,
J. w. Pugh, eY7'i John James,
A. Dozier, VIM. 7. Nottingham,
"A. j. Balsom, l.l Peter Farley. >i't
There will be a meeting of the above named
Delegates on III 18th ius :, at g O'Clock, p. M.
at the End Ward School House, for the purpose
of selecting a Council ticket az Z. ia lisZ4la
By order Of IL. ..-i1..
70
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MORE BARGAINS. =
llM3l .r.;. lad AT NUMBER IT,

MORE BARGAINS.
NIL srsa. .m u b AT lNUARER IT,
f'a.!' SIGN OF PADDOCK. ~ inI
bodoIeh Knob Locks from auction, .ti a1 70 :.
200 dozen Hinges, /" y g.. on l'''
Hemmink' Genuine Fish Hooks. 80
Cotton and Hemp Fishing lines. ~, -, 4,
Axes, Spades shoyels, So,ths Blades,
Pumps, White Wash Brushes, Glue. DC. =, ia
= Of the above, we have full stock, and offer
them at large discount from regular prices.
junI6 - Z. j. GRlFFITH. 4 co.
OK PACKAGES CHOICE 1uTfer
IC just received this day, and will be sold
low.se jas ofA .sa.sh8 91ff EiF -4g-s4ri,9
jqnl5 aioi,oT WIN. FALLEN 4 co.
TNHE LATE FIRM OF j. & r. GRIF
Il FIN having been dissolved by mutual con
sent, lshall Hereafter continue business in nv
own name at. thest No.. East side of Narkel
Square, in this city, Grateful for the patronag.
heretofore bestowed upon me, as a member o. tn,
late firm, respectfully ask that 1t may be con-
ttnued to me in my future business. t5l IiiY
mac lrfS fT4 JOHN T. (lR1 FFIN. i
nj EW BOOKS.-The New Gospel Of Peace.
IN according to- st. Ben amin IA comedy OF
the war. Also, the EN- RAID IA collection 81 en-.
tsrtaln ng tsles, brilliant poems and essays For
tsnls - 8.Ts STEWART. D. DEFY.
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. INOTIGE' -

.r!8sgL 20 y INO1lCE. SOf44
1 Incorporation from the Legislature of the
Sta,eaos North Carolina, and the further appoint
ment by the Commissioners mentioned In said
act, at farboro, n. c., on 18th May last, W,
shall open Subscriptions for stock to build Rail-
Road from Williamson, N. c., to or near Tar
boro' n, c., on the 10th July next, at our Office
|" junls 1it"'t kADER 5BIGGS' l. co.
IOPPER' STILLS,
(5Fa 'Fs''ai 1'i'l~ - CAPS AND WORKS
We have on hand and are manufacturing to
order, Whiskey and Brandy Stills, Caps aud
Worms, from 40 to 200 gallons.
Old Stills repaired and taken Ia exchange.
Copper work for Steamers and Mills executed
at short notice. c.sltI 81
-. YGILLETT,o CHERRY Il MAPP,
.. 80. Cor. Roanoke Square,
fun Is and Wids w alter street.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-05-19
THE MEETING BErWEEN EN-PRESI
DENT DAVIS AND HIS WIFE.
I,,,,,, tbc Dichmonl ENQUIRER qlh. :

From the Richmond Enquirer 9Th.
The late meeting between cN-PrcSldent
Davis and his wife is described as very ten
der anl affecting one, as was natural, under
the circumstances Of their prolonged Sepa-
ration Despite the strong convictions and
rcsolute will u Mr.. Davis his social feel
ings are as soft as a womans, and has fam
ily affections exceedingly ardent Ii Is
a very unpleasant circumstance that the
military tvrant who plays Cerberus over
him should have set stranger eyes 10 wit
ness their emotions, by ordering an officer
To remain in the room. Perhaps there WIS
great danger that Mrs. Davis would have
spirited her husband away through some
chink or Granny in the massive walls or
grated windows Of the easement IL may
never been necessary TO watch hlm
very closely while there was such peril
Of rescue. Ii may have been very military
il was at least very brutal. If il was Gen.
Miles habit 10 press as closely on line OF
battle in his front as he does upon fragile
captive, in massive prison, guarded by
soldiers in his cell and at his door, and gar
risoned by an army-then he is a Drawer
man than we have ever heard he was. lie
is certainly very stern and yigilant where II
Is absurd aid barbarous 10 be 20.
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DOCTOR WHETHER

A REGULARLY BRED PHYSICIAN, AS
~ his Diploma which hangs in his office will
show, has made Chronic Diseases the study Of has
LVe, and has a Unisn-wlde reputation, having
been longer located IA 81. Louis than any OtheI
Chronic Disease Physician.
Much of his practice has been of a private ma
ture. Sgphtiis. GoHOrrhed, Gie0t Structure ali
Uri.'ayV Diseases SDDhilie or Nercuridi feetions
Of TIE Throat. SKIN Bones; Orchitis, Hernia or
Rup'aye; also, the effects of SOLITARY Habit,
ruin1us to Body and Mind. producing Jiotches.
debility. tBpotency. Dizziness diRess of sight con-
fusion Of ideas. eUIl toreboeing, society,"
loss CT memory, readiness. de-. not all these in any
one case, but all occurring frequently in various
cases.
Re Accommodations ample charges moderate.
cures guaranteed. Consultations by letter or at
office, free. Nest cases can be properly treated
teithOut interview. and medicines, secure from
observation, sent by mail or express. Nc him
drancG to business in most cases.
Address Box 1892, st. Louis Mo.
Hours-S A. NJ. to SP. NJ. Office permanently
located at No Is st. Charles street. between Sixth
and Seventh, one square south of Lindell Hotel,
a retired spot in the centre Of the city.
C6RsHhdtioH rooms. and rooms forthe dccO3anl0-
ddttOH Qt such patients Gsreqire personal attention.