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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-10-19

L. $. 100 H IHia.i iI.u? NOTE be be
exchanged for 90 Gold Interest Bends. by
leaving them at the National Bank of New bu-
ny. Wells River, Vt.
GEO. LESLIE, Cashier.
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VI AE VsEss.

~ Bradford, nj the 'rrortcr House oct. 10th,
10y Rev J Britton. Mr. Thos. u lluukin- ot
lIavcrhill, \. H. and Miss Nancy NJ Pope,
Of Wells River.
In Woodbridge, Conn. Goth ult., Dwigh, y.
Clark. aud Althea T.. Bradley Boston CUih
ruiyr
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"ANip JON. j.. tioclInt. } SrlHEW C"rGt
v. DraHJ, County.
Nr>NN juNEs, lihclec. } .HaFch Yr9a, T.
IA 'iiEREAS, DAVID JONES, Jr.. OF IOl
w sham. IN Orange County. has lu f,uet
"said Court hi, petition, setting forth. in >ui.-
,.ai'rr. shat h. aud the said Su>.tn ftAcu Susa.
Low. oa "r about the | ia day of Iuur, -
Nrrc duly luiHcd ii marriage. hN Orange G..
tlalk.a nj i.tcr 81 the Gospel, NJ Gruton.
Caledonia County; thar they lived together a.
husband and Wi.r. at said Iop>h3m. the pct
aoucr performing all the duties at the ma
ti't.e coNcnHnD till about the 9th ui dulv,
t'ti. Whru s'tid SUSAN, Wiliullv and Vith,u4
lcasoli.ihl. c,,usc deserted the petitioner, auC
lctt the state. and Nc't to Minnesota. and la
never >ihc" returned where she still resides ~
"a place called Money Creek" That the rcti.
TONER haN ever since. ana >tlIl docs B., lie,
>tld iorShiiu. and praying for It }i'l of u.
sorrc.
IL j. therefore ordered chat said Susan he ne
tined ni the Tendency ot said petition, an,
that she appear before the supreme Count
icNt To- hr holden at thrl~cu. IN and for tn
County Of Orange. on the 9TH TUESDAY next
after inc It'll tuesday oi January. A. y. irta
10 answer I" >uid petition, by publication q.
lac Substance OF said petition, and ut This pe
,cr. thirc weeks successfully, il the Ndiioaa
pfnnipn, public newspaper, printed AZ Btao
iurd Ia sail Orange County, the last puhlirU
lion ut which ln bc AZ least II day, before ia,
session Of said supreme Court.
Given under NV hand at th,lScn Ibis ! =
day of June, 4. u. lstf
JAMES BARRETT,
Judge 90 Nu,ttu. uuri.
\. | NnT2Wuop, Proctor.
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Errors oG XOu,h.-A gentleman WHO
suffered iui years iron ,rrNous brhilitN, Pr.
mature Decay, aud all the effects Of yonthinl
indscrctiol, WILL for the sake ol suffering hu.
raniy, send free to all who hced ~, the re-.
con, and dirc,ion- iui making the simple
r.,red, hy which he vas cured. Sufferers
wishing to profit by the od,cr'.cr's expsricncc
csn, do so by ad,lrcssins " g,r,,c' s..idenee
JOHN D. OGDEN,
I7m3 No. ~ t,d"r Ne WV '"'N
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Diseases OF the Kidneys.

WALL Ar PRICHARD's AND GET
- WARDS kipNEN COMPOUND, tie
greatest remedy In the world for all diseases oi
the Kidneys. Don't forget Warranted Ia
give relief
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Vt. MUTUAL IIlE INSURANCE (O..

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT FOR 1866,
I'VE MEMBERS OF THE VERMONT Mt
L iual Fire |. ,urince Conrp;st are hcrebS
notiacd that tho ioiiowhig assessments have
Jcch n;sic by the Directors on all notes in
force On the following days, to wit.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-10-19

Are constantly receiving additions TO their
stock of
Dry Goods.
Ready Made Clothing.
W. |. Goods.
Groceries.
Glass n Hard Ware,
Drugs and Medicines,
Paints. obs, &c.. Ac.,
Making their assortment the best to bc tuiud
IN the county; aud all at price, tu CORE .poud
with the Times ilcase call and Examine be-
fore purchasing elsewhere
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CRN>r's GRENsl EXTRACTOR. Tor extracting
grease pitch, tar, oils etc. from cotton wool
cn, and all other kinds of goods. without the
lrust injury To the finest fabric. In renewing
grouse from cuut-,ollars and other clothing.
carpets, etc. II has 10 equal. Try IT, Price
- cents. Sold wholesale an, retail at
DOrN -.
IIardy's South Building, Bradford. w.
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r. TAKE TINE BY THE FORELoCK..

The miasma which generates epidemic fevers l.
now rising in clouds under the blazing beams of
the g-day sun. Every living body, as well as
refuse animal aud vegetable matter, emits un-
wholesome vapors, and in crowded cities and the
dense assemblsges which business and pleasure
call together the elements of disease are evolved.
The pressure upon every vital organ is never so
great AZ in the second and third months of sum-
mer, and common sense teaches us that these or
-ans require to be reinforced to meet it,
We hold our lives, so 10 speak, on artpdiring
lease, and this is the season when the process Of
dilapidation Is most rapid and repairs are most
required. Therefore 6uHd mp, prep, AMI sustain
tbr lotrfr& nf ndture with that mighty vegetable
recnperant HOSTETTERS BITTERS. lie who
takes il may he said to clothe himself in sanitary
mail against which epidemic disease will hurl its
poisoned shafts in vain This is no gratuitous as
serion, but great medic"i ("ct, attested to by
twelve years experience in every climate OF the
habitable globe Extremes of temperature always
disturb the functions Of the stomach, the bowels,
| the liver and the skin 1t is through these that
the most dangerous maladies assail US. Tone
| them in advance with HOSTETTER'S BlTTERS,
and DEFY hea. and malaria. Re l--eod2w
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"Jes' so' =" Exactly" l-solon Single said !;
,,.owlsy', In the morning. he took Plantation
ton Bters II he lacked appetite was weak Ian.
guild, or mentally oppressed. he took Plantation
Btsrs and they never failed to set him on his pins
square and firm
Few persons want any better authority; but Is
some may, just read the following:
| owe much to you for
verify believe the Plantation Bitters have saved
"REv. w. H. WAGNER. Madrid. n. Y"
'm 0'sPep'Tfh The Plantation Ritters have cured me
"REv. C. A. WILDWOOD. New York City"
had lost all appetite-was SO
weak and enerya.ed could hardly walk, and h had
perfect d r; Of society ~, ros, The
JAMES HEIMINwAY, st. Louis, Mo-"
The Plantation Bitters have
cured me OF a arrangement OF the Kidneys and
urinary organs, that distressed me foryesrs. They
at 40 &c. c. MOORE. 2sl Broadway, N. Y"
Mrs. 0. NJ. DEvoE, manager OF the Union Home
(, to the weak and invalid chill dren under hel
charge, with the most happy and grauiying re-
suits" We have received over hundred reain'
effective as what people themssivaA say OF GOOD
article Our fortune and our '.pntation Is at stake
The original quality and HI -, character OF these
goods will be sustained under every and all cir
cumstances They have already obtained 4 sale
in every town, village, parish. and hamlet, among
civilized nations. Base imitators try to come a.
our name and style as they can and because
a good article cannot be sold IA low AZ a poor one
they find some support from parties who do not care
what they sell. b. on your guard. See our pri'
'"'' ''"P p. II. DRAKE 4 Co. New York City.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
sold by all druggists.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
MORNING DISPATCHES.
BY the Cable-Londen and Liverpool Markets
or Thursday Napoleon about to Speak Out

Confederate steamers In Court, &c.
Io.poy. September 6.-Noon The Bank OF
ENGLAND to day reduced the rate of discount
to four per cent. Consols are better. The
figures ut noon to-day, s9k. United States
5-2o's quoted at -.
LIVERPOOL, September 6.-The cotton mar.
ket has ruled steady to-day. The sales were
10 600 bales middling uplands quoted at l3d.
BERLrx, September 8, p. Mt is said that
the King of Saxony will be deposed In case he
that he will be succeeded on the throne by a
member of the Cobourg branch OF his family.
PARIS, September g, p. MA rumor pre-
walls that the Emperor Napoleon intends to
issue n manifesto announcing his views upon
the state of Europe.
LIVERPOOL. September 8, p M.-The bread.
stuGs market is firm. The provision market Is
dali. Lard is quiet and inactive.
Loypox, September 6, p. M.-Consols closed
ut s9H for money; 5-2o's, TN.
SorTuAxPToy. September 6.-The steamship
Bremen. from New York August 2j arrived
this morning. and sailed for Bremen.
QUEENSTOWN, September G.-The steamship
Denmark. from New York August -, arrived
this morning, and sailed again for Liverpool.
The steamship Moravian, which sailed to- day
for Quebec, took over 800 British regulars for
service in Canada.
LoyDox, September Elm the Admiralty
Court to day, an appeal was made by the conn
sci for the defendants for the release of seven
OK Confederate blockade runners steamers
seized at Liverpool some weeks ago. The
Judge directed that the United States Minister,
MIR. Adams, or the United States Consul At
Liverpool be- directed to file written authority
for their prosecution.
PARIS, September G.-Narious diplomatic
changes are expected Immediately.
FLORENCE, September 6.-The cholera is
making sad ravagcs i'm Italy.
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CeucroI Wool on the Situation.

WAsHISGroy, September 6.-Major- General
John L. Wool has written letter stating that
he will attend the Soldiers Convention at
Cleveland, and aid the cause in the behalf of
which il is called The General says:
I'VE have fallen on evil times, with indica-
tons of another civil war. Should 1t take
place, it would be more terrible than the one
from which we have just emerged. 1t would
rend the country into fragments, never to be
again united except under military dictator.
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REPORT OF The TOBACCO MARKET.

TOBACCO EXCHANGE,
RICHMOND, VA, September ].
There has been considerable animation in
our market for the last two days, and prices
have advanced on good shipping and manu-
featuring, while the low grades are still dull,
and the supply more than adequate to the de-
mands. Below we give the trasactions of to-
day
Seventy eight hogsheads and seventeen
boxes opened: eighty one offered at auction !;
bids rejected on two seventy-nine sold rs
follows Four parcels new primings at 81, one
hogshead rotten Tugs night weights) Mt 81 10,
three hogsheads low funked lngs Mt 90 81 nine
hogsheads common working and shipping Tugs
at - to $3.50. six hogsheads medium work
ing and shipping Tugs ut So to $40, six hogs
heads common working and shipping leaf
Mt IS to 1915, thirteen hogsheads medium
working and shipping leaf at $40 to sliD,
twenty hogsheads good to fine manufacturing
at SIS TO $50. 30, three tierces common fancy
wrapper ut $50, three boxes good manufactu-
ring at $40, SIS, and so four boxes extra
manufacturing ut s25, 80. :3t, and $3.50; four
boxes common fancy wrapper ut si6, SCI,
SOS, and 81. A few hog -l.eads changed hands
on private terms.
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OVER A MILLION DOLLARS SAVED!

OyERA MILLION DOLLARS SAVED!
Gentlemen-"I had negro man worth, 81 zoo,
Who took cold from a bad hurt In the leg, and was
useless for over a year. / had used everything l
could hear of without benefit. until | tired the
permanent cure L. ~" MAN,
Montgomery, Ala, June II. 1859.
81 take pleasure in recommending the Mexican
Mustang Eminent AS valuable and indispensa-
BILE article for Sprains Sores Scratches, or Urls
on Horses Our men have used II for Burns,
Bruises Sores, Rheumatism, &c., and All , say II
acts like magic" y. W. HEWITT,
Foreman for American, Wells, Fargo's, and
Harnden's Express.
"The sprain OF my daughters ankle, occasioned
while skating last winter, was entirely cured III
one week after she commenced using yonr c.le.
brated Mustang Liniment' Ed sEELE -
Gloucester, Mass, August l, 1855.
Ills an admitted fact that the Mexican Mustang
Linimant performs more cures in shorter tiine'
ON man and beast, than any article ever DIS
covered Families, livery men,, and planters
should always have 1t on hand. Chick and sure
IL certainly is All genuine is wrapped In ste.I-
plate .nyravings. bearing the signature OF ~ w
Westbrook Chemist, and the prtcdte united
states stamp of DEMAs BARNES Co. over the top.
An effort has been made TO counterfeit II with
cheap stone plate label. Look closely.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
sold by all druggists.
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In making NV motion I desire to point

In making my motion / desire to point
out the line to which have an objection,
and which / would prefer to sec omitted.
II is that which declares that the southern
States have prescribed democratic litera-
turc as incendiary. In my opinion, on the
contrary, democratic literature is the only
literature they have tolerated. Laughter
and applausc.l ! hope there will be no
objection to leaving that single line out.
Mr.. Bolts explained that he had made
no motion TO strike out. The only fault
he found was that contained in the line in
regard to democratic" literature. He
would prefer TO have it "Union" litera-
ture.
EoTTs on THE CROWD AT NIGHT.
Said the Hon. John Minor Bolts, of Viz
ginia, TO friend, "Talk about $4,000 men
out here there are over 100000, | ain
sure"
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From New OrIaaNa.

New ORLEANS, September 5.-The War
Department and General Grant have each
minated to General Sheridan that he can
be relieved from duty here, if he SO de-
sires, and be granted leave of absence, or
assigned to more important command at
the North. General Sheridan will make
known his wishes early in October, and
Trustworthy information leads to the belief
that he will desire to change his sphere OF
duty for one of more varied activity.
The military commission have this morn.
ing commenced their deductions from the
evidence. ----
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Markets by Telegraph.

NEW YORK MARKETS, FRIDAY FORENOON.
NEW YORK, September ?-Noon.-Goll, lij,S
Sight exchange, lO7. Cotton un hanged.
MOBILE coTToy MARKET, THrRsDAr.
MOBILE, September 6.-Cotton-sales to-day
of fifteen bales middlings nominally ut Soc
The market is dull very little demand; nc
good cotton offered.
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS, THrRsDAY.
New ORLEANS, September 6.-Cotton easier
sales of 200 bales low middlings ut 3l@32c
G old, sl.4ih.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
TAX on CorT0y.

Hereafter the internal revenue tax on cotton
will be included In the price when cold. For
instance, good middling, which was quoted
last week ut twenty eight cents, will hence
forth be quoted, with the tax of three cents
per pound added, viz: thirty one cents, If
the price should not vary. OF course the pro-
Queer or owner of the cotton will pay the
tax, &c. In future the southern reports of the
market will be- in accordance with this state
of affairs, rs is the present custom in Savan-
nah and Charles ton .-BlHimore Sun.
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THE CEMETERY AT SroTsYLvANIA COURT
HousE.-Captain v. NJ. johnson has been
busily engaged for the last few days in lay
ing off the cemetery at Spotsylvania
Courthouse. 1t promises to be well at
tended to.-FredTickstluy Ledger, It'll.
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AQUA DE MAGNOLIA.-Ato toilet de-
n light. Superior TO any cologne used TO battle
the face and person; to render tho skin soft and
fresh; to slay Inflammation TO perfume clothing
Southern Magnolia, and Is obtaining q patronage
quite Unprecedented II Ia fsvorite with actresses
and opera singers. sold BY All deslsn e 20 one
dollar, in large bottles, and by DEMAS bAhS ID q
CO., New York, Wholesale Agents.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
sold by all druggists.
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The Election in Idaho.

New YORK, September THE majority Tor
Holbrook, the Democratic candidate for Con-
grcss in Idaho Territory, is about loo, and
not 400. rs heretofore reported.
The Unionists and Democrats of Michigan
have nominated General Alpheus Williams
+nr lnnNnrnnN
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Ills most delightful Hair Dressing.
II eradlcutes scurf and dandruh.
II keeps the head cool and clean
Ii makes the hair rich, soft, ana glossya
IL prevents hair turning gray and falling on.
Ii restores hair upon pr.maturely bald h.aas.,
This il Just what Lyons kathairon VIII 90. ~ IL
pr,ttv-i is cheap-durable. ii Is literally SOFA oy
the car load and yet lis almost incredible demand
is daily increasing, until there Is hardly country
store that does not keep 1t, or family thas ooe'
I. THOMAS LYON. Chemist. New York
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
sold by all druggists.
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AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
Fire i'm Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, September 6.-The Union
League building was fired this morning, ant
badly damaged. The ianitor was arrested as
the supposed iuccndiary.
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EOR EPIDEMIC DIAKRHGiA, &C.
l. CONPOUNDTINCTUREOP OPIUM, prepared
with great care. OF purs and fnl-strenyth ingredi-
enss, after the fonnn Of DR.. sQubb, Of NV YORK
recommended and used by the Board ~ Health In
New YORK and BY many or our own pbyslcians
~ cure for incipient Asiatic Cholera. Is not
secret nostrum. and every family should keep .
slal IN the house 10 Q matter Of presaulon. Ere.
pared by MEADE d BLkER
Practical PhArmseeutists,
SEQ Ninth and Franklin streets.
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The Old Cable.

HEARTS CONTENT, September Ga dispatch
from the Great Eastern reports the cable pay
ing out we'll. She expects to arrive here on
Saturday.
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NEGRO SUFFRAGE.

After adjournment, Anna Dickinson,
Fred Douglass, and Theodore Tilton made
speeches, and the opponents OF negro sui
rragc caugh; Tartar they little expected.
them, and branded them as towards for
abandoning the principle they had met
there 10 announce 10 the nation. These
harangucS have added fuel To the flame,
and have given material aid and comfort
To the nrgro->ullragc party.
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Nor DEAp.-It is said that Mr.. Benson,
the young man shot at the Shipley's
Woods camp meeting, who was reported
dead, Is likely 10 recover. q.
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ur PHILADELPHIA RADICAL
CONVENTION.
CONSERVATIVE ACCOUNTS.
r,nasnco 81 TIA New York Herald.

p - " 49,, '' ''. .'..,.;r,. ~, ,,,lic,mon ~
early 'g' "''S r',I.Sj nf Guv,rnor An.
al. N"g'a' ..'''.. IL. Lorc hoo, Lrx,-
ass" ..' i,, :, tI,;r nt,nr,s to indur,
agt mo- ."' XVII, ,ro.h IN tnreco their
'.. >'o'' FL" ~, ,,'.c, ,,,,ol in thr Radical
@HEs.1 '"' go -, .,,,,. r.,.,,xtrr,,
1u. ".,'' ~, :, rrbc,l;,u prtn
j.a d. H., N.. rnr>titutinn shall
40 @h' ''''''' '.'',1 -rrro,n rron all men.
49, wa, ..,,I rn,,nrr. cnlnrcI. These
'..'>' '"', u -, ....,.a,,l ,xcitjur discus
''' .i.,,,. ,,, al,yav> h,cu carried ON
''..'' .r.,,,3 l,r,nor
'.,' '''''', ,,.'......,... ,,,.,2
WHERE h' III" ph'''''N ''o 49, -,
Groups ct "ro"'crS E"' '"Sr'"'' III ''''
...rt carry t,'> morning. anu H,o'S E1-
'a. about the DOORS ON 'i!c S'"I""'"S'
discussing the question OF p"IcS "'H"H
..a.T.". In one ~ these groups wv"
d. .rs~lc>-onc from Old Virginia ana inc
,..,. from New \rg'na-wrrc d'>rH'irS
.."u' The rr"Wic'E "i Gaining coh''h-
.''1 ''t .'''. ~'"'''' ,..,.:.. r.,. ,,o oo,
....:',., - tti, L;,.J rmulI Inc held further
..,I. and nm, drlccatc escape with his
...
West Vircini.u.-l don't think that. If
t.' is trEc, What i I" become OF the
.|'sA.r> WA" a,'rhd TINS Convention
S.. go" hrN irt.Eh nome
81" liS'h'"''-'", y" HH"" wen
90. -.' .""' '''! IL" ~ ZIG NV
;" .' 0'."'. ''"" 81 "'t i',',0 WV I "'>
''., ~. =. .I,1;J w., S,,.L .I,,,,.
,',l.n' 'li. -, rn, ' thcr. ~ safr,T
..#' ''|' ' 60 ' - $50 ''> 49,
'.N'>,A'''N ~ H~!'N'
T. another gathering, Il Virginia delegate
n., goes l"gr" equality vas hCIdlhg lorth
. '..r. IDENTIFICATION OF John Minor Bolts.
iAelci dr!"-ttc.-l tell lUu, SIR, Mr..
B. ,'- is q traitor - his party. lie Las
."t'"d ~. SIR. IL" was chairman 81 our
, 'r",'n, AMI l'r"g'a "''LI>'h solemn!
g.. .s .'r negro suffrage, and now he turns
a-.ss-, ~ ard tc;rayS Us.
lar report las been that Bolts has hecn
Ga l.il sides at the same time, and end"a-
}@s ;"Ic.ioIm Ia" dthcut lcat oil fIdIhs
'@o ""r>r> At the same time.
,.>,Iyr..N or THE MEAN wInTES-TuIEp
pays PROCEEDINGS.
TIL. lnriI, Southern Convention of mean
wee, WA, called 10 order this morning at
.N-M>i ~ O'Clock, with fair attendance,
Il, Sic N"gr" Minstrel Hall. On the plat
'n ANA ~ the Moor q The ban tl!cre was
3. .r-or attendance 81 wumrn's rights and
....'l""r &c 'cs9te~, some inTiy having seats
'.' moor a".nT '"," >iH'P"'"'"!t'1
a'. ''''c''t'>. lh' C,4 ~" Io!'IiS'>' '"'
whose especial benefit til" Convention was
dr' I, di>-nNtcd nj tie evident lntcgiIon TO
sd tacu "Wt for I'll" benefit 81 tho policy
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New ORLEANS, September 6.-The deaths yes
terday from cholera were twenty-three from
yellow fever, one.
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DANISTER MILLS FOR SALE.

II ,
ID We offer for sale these VALUABLE MILLS,
which are located ON Banister river, near Halifax
Courthouse, Va. There are FIFTY AIRES VI
the river, which gives the command Of immense
water power. The improvements are good 9RlsT
and sAW MILL, COTTON-PICkI MACHINE,
and small but excellent FIGURING MILL, new
and in perfect order
The custom of the mill Is large and profitable
and might, by proper attention, be greatly In
creased. But the great value of this property ID
the water power IL has on both sides Of the river
which offers at all seasons OF the year . supply Of
water sutdcient to propel an almost unlimited
amount Of machinery.
Persons desiring TO invest capital In such pro-
perry cannot find more desirable location In east
ern Virginia:
II not previously sold privately, will be oiesed
at public sale on the s5rH DAY OF SEPTEMBER
1853.
TRRxs One fourth cash I; six, twelve, and eigh
teen mouths credit for balance, bonds with up
proved security, and title retained until pay ment
made, JAMES D. kAkLkY.
WiLLiAM q. CIRRIN0T0H.
.NA,sxtds xxssuton John ,. Darlington.
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MR.. SEWARD.

At this point Of the proceedings cx-
Governor General Jack Hamilton claimed
attention while lie read an extract OF a
speech delivered hy Secretary Seward
somewhere III Michigan. No action was
taken Oh it, although one excited indi-
yiduaI moved that Seward be sent three
hundred and SiAty-iivc degrees into rebel
he'll, with Montgomery Blair piled on him,
t"r the words were not worth three cents Il
iushrl.