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WHEREAS, Samuel J. Walker, OF ths
w c1sj CT CovitTtcC. ssAta q ksnsnek!} y FL
no,Tsa e deet, dAteA tie d-st eA{ o. MAJ. - -
sd yscoEIed 1t the Eeco-desa o1Ss q sns E1unsy
M 3ii conIeTrd to The undetszced Ee:oe 2. 49,
Il tars, acd stxte Of Illinois. u cssei1os
aon IL iS> il aos8 e!Escfs
seF75ea as follows: onlL eci II Se GO: hesSt cor.
mr. cf me EortheAet quartz: Il s.iu ss-Esa nix g.
soptt a1onx tha taet 1e & ts!t quarter eecHos
re- hnadred and EtItJ tla E-4s T. tie socta line
taid Grafytf section; thence ~s4t ElnE AAa eo1ts IL
I'm @ rods thertn naEta On lie parallel Win t1E
aSr line ut sad quarter tetuao GEE hundred I'D .3t
1lQ) rode u the ncrsl H1o Of said quarter seCuo1
Eepee east alus saA Forth l1re 70 The piac. q be
;tpy-ecEfa.-icE 511 ac1ea. Ssi5 lctl177e aeeo ~
tEF bee1 g.vtl sId nada tor tne purpose q scEes!
Le psgsneat Ct hree certain pEpctsseEJ aoses o.
date = sid Eost;age tee9. fer tie s1@G Xxi.
.iznt hnnt:ed nd fhrJ ,h.ee I'D A.iM !. a9E1s ~ =.
3H} e-eh pe1FrZ Interest ss The :Ate Q! s1 ~
stp; peg taE1 Con 6kte. act ctT4-sa L ooe. h"e A
:trce 7east rcsrecE-e.y. f-o.. Gats- .,v,,sntn a
WtereA1 tetars hsEtaE ben Ade u ~ ~ ma Il
sid rote cue in ons ye4f Eo9 case ~ 1iye
l1T Ct May, lHs. thtrcicIe noAce ITTrSttt e =
;sss ncdss And u virtue q "a - !, tscIxrr II
II tsil ECrgase deed, aave t:tse1 r.Ss - so1tthe
ssd prosa!ss2ry Eo'es nov dnt rs ~ 9oIr
Ei;h tie tnert5t th:vt'. 80 sasa l. = :If1aes.
onhlic auc.is- IL tae Co1:t Hou:e Ioo. n.ze ~
:aIa proalsery ls:es I'D ilts5ssr i ~ ~ ~
= s4ti caJ. PaEbA r.
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,hc nnn,r acu,e =, -, ,,o.. e,,v,- ~, ,.om,.,,
at 1ssfn13o nnrfnrN.he nn,-r aenrn sor 1.rrr
Governments were stronger IN New York today.
The Ga Of 81 advanced Il. Fir.-THeutaea orc
The ,ss:s wa nn,r n ,rrnfnrcn,crt ~ = Ter.
For,ies ~ess stesd7. - Aneust Seven ?Thi.t,., xsTs
steady. bat the June and July series advanced
x The following khoxs tho closing prfcts to-
d.r ennp.rra NH tto.. NJ Inn tvo n,,xfoux
d.r..
,
R,xesof ri ia ffaN I14E
Fiyc-Twepties, "a. ...ioSx IDS iWH
Eivt.Iweniies, e.. .....1o6A 116M 105A
Tsse1twsnaes, 6as.''.1MA a3h NRa
setr,,.1 Gtes hsa;:s i1?S ,I2a 1naa
Scvcn. .Thfrties. June ::i0ss i0;E i9jX
sevcn-Ihirtlc,. July. .lobH 1UsT l0aX
Hcze there VAS At active demand, and the bro
kets advanced their views tn hympathy with the |
Improvement in New York but loldeIz were |
c.ncrsi!y unwilling to sell In lace OF rising
market We quote elosiuR prices asfol1oTE
4oyraxxxx7 eKcuRr77xs-pauAeo xAaKk7.
Buying selling.
Skies, 1871 .............. 1le4 u3
sTays, l@7 l@Ss7 ...'..-.-'.'.- 16sh iSsS
sISGrs ia '''' 1ns.u 1fSE5 |
5dre. sruall,,.,...,, ip8 Q1Q75k ... |
t94ys, laEVe ........... s9h
i0.sgr, smalL...-.-...-. lg2 .o:::
-, - 81 sse;.. IKE 1GsE |
7IHte Sd eerfcs ~ luri iU5E
7-e0sr, rmall :. :. -. 49,. lOiI01Hh ~,
Junt Conpounds. isA. !!.A
ssay sny EE1n,roapon. E5ansn. ln4;' ies; t;a i1s;a So
Oct Cnmnounts. 1a6;. isl 49,.
! Dec. Compounds, 1854, 1leH 80.
May Compounds 1sd3. II
nr; SnS. onn?I. TomponnGI.' 1sS 1stS iSh ~ '..'
81 Comn1n.ds. ia65 1csk
-. s.ro,a x.,,,,., u.,l- VIVA. TIM r,,loxpfrc
,rn.s,1n,ss ~ ,o,nr.-..nt..
sc Coupou. july q ...lltE
large 49, .106x G1DsH An6. - ...1lf4
~ E9upons soe nct Il :. ''-11!.SSt
m sa Gnn,,na :aoy gaxss az p ~ ,ses
| i0-:0 Coupon. IN all 1iaX Aur, ,119n
7.a0. large. .19{K 6105T Sept. ...1ts
7-so. small. .foi1s 911aA lOel ...1t5!f
| Local securities are Inactive and nomin1lly un-
changed. We continue to quote:
Buying. Selling.
Chicago City Scvens...... ~ 100
Cook County ~ ..., M SIX
Chsmbsr of commerce. Il e
| -rh. Scur y,rl f,omm<r-,o, t,y,<r,;x<r or
Frida, remarks:
fo,etEn exchangs has taken sudden bound
upward. sss,inf bl.ls being sbon. Il Rer cent
siction that gold has for the present touched tts
,9Weat P9lne u. induced very l,!ge purehases Of
were made upon the suppot1tion ,hss The paaieky
condition Of a1alts here worfd induce foreign
capstailss 10 cal acme % thei, oalanecs calling tos
qaent sdssnee 10 rates Of e1ehsuse. Run,or afe
~. anHe I'VE 1.3. nssS 1sTn T thst
,rn;l,. VI We - onote ''S'0 p'''A04'' - '"4e''
Iondon' prime n.nsers' ~ dass... 1%s1s Ms3s ,Ms
sensdon. 5Isfne sanse's' sisnt....'t ~ g l1!H
Paris, bankers, eho!t o!t-.......,,.. .s,1Ssl@s TN
y es2.isa
Esms,;, fm, .;;oi;r. n:nT.,, :. @;x9 ss''.oa
| hmstt,1ism' hsn.:era' ' 4il1 4ta6
@ @FIansio5t, eankeFs' :3,tS & 81: III
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{.ff EANE-Facs WITT . tFc9 J t!1oW atHEe. ~
HIGH " ISE+EectiVtd. 11 hFls: ahippc1. so9
bF1 Market duh and nominal 1t SadS SC foF Honds34
and $e-SJ for Free.
H0Ps-Ma1ket steady. Hsles were; bales West.
trn at SIC.
HAY-ls tatrly active and siesdy and nrm. 1t the
Ylnrr Of pt1ce9 E1feu below:
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x~rds In Observation-Disclosures ii.
t1oreneed continues Ktfce: anal! sales OF p!ime
old and new arc tnak1ng II {oeo % rer b1 Nno.
thT rsnrt4 ii FIRM u 1S.n per hu; 1Axsced sells
~ ~ al At Sisstl3H T. nu.
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Seeds in nalttmsre-Nuvcmber 23-
Fla. sxed il in tair rrquc~t for crushing It per
In .hci i!mothy rtman. quiet but unchansed sHal!
sIoxjF md has sosd At Js.E39 50 for new ctor np.
wnrus or lco0 bushels being taIea of aapneat All
late. GS.Nfc.
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Gu8iness GarEE.
NM1SS1ON HOUSE OF

~ REDMOND ~ CO.
sscecessors 70 J. Il. REDMOND SnS GalGAga; a;;5
.n~Msrtrts EeI On ccnE1CnUett Grain. prtssee
Hors. Flour sotds. troy1ala-1 A1d iToda~e.
norHatree solicited. ~
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Regularly Qualified Physician, can be daily consulted
At his Office, 50 Randoph-st affections Of The KId
neys and Bladder stso, Chronic, Serruns, Private
and Female Dsseas.1. Office hours srom to D.
H.; SUNDAYS In the Afternoon. Give him call.
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! GFSTS WANTED FOR THE
AA Gold Medal Sewing Machines
IN every Gity Ard County IN the un1on- The seass
nr.i,c.ted tH th,tAt M3ckrc tn the world AdcIess
(. +. jUuSsUS 4 CO, 3J1 Waan.2sto2ts-, Bossoo
-,
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FlRST~CLASS NEWSPAPER.
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Carbon S10A41
Ntp[Q5f..
pH0y1<1nNs-ReceIscd 40 - Cured MAAss:
ehtpped Isl t@0 Gufeu MeAu ~ bftt Bee1S a. orn
1tr.a rnrk-MaTEcs tul, saes Eere: las hzis spol
nj - I'd SU D:is Keller JAaEaEJ II $eom.
f:rrrn d1ents-Uru. Sales were: so pcs Sideh
trough, 1t SIC from TIE block 2pn p1 Shoulders u
Ec N1o do rom dressed hogs s-lltc January, 3Ac-
Hhns are n1la&t1l 1t a&3Ac-
I1EI-NArkst dull and eas.e<- Ealos Vese: % tcs
moi ii in ICE trca seller January At lsc.
saics were: ovcs 10 s., q t7so HeiGh,nx rs md
s. s., 81 80 5oycz - - 4 @9i averaging
M dty!diFE on ~ 81, n & 50 and 4. 10.
FOTATOE~Sale: csF fcaehh&oKs 1t asc. On
FDCt,TRY AND GA11E-sGes sefe: 6osen
ttresed Chickens Il - Is dozen 90 = Sto9: ~
drr6ect JEtkIcA ~ 1tc dozen ltte Geese u k13a
lALTCReceived. s.4i7 psA shtpFrd, 1Fs! ofhs sd
no baEs MH.kst improved In eeNvJ, t:ssdy nd N.
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Having the confidence o. the public Asd III medical
hcn1ty large, II TIC mott rE4table physician IN The
city for chronic nvoas and fe1ual diteasea Gstl 1t
his once, 179 south En.k-st, corhe1 o1 Aoufps-
His guide 70 health puhShed raonthlJ, semi frs to
adtYeaA. z
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Enfcebtcd and Delicate
ct both ae1eA, rsc HelEhods Extract
BIchd. 1t Will give h1lsk and energetic ftrlIn$A ana
re- h Ia yr,3 IN rr
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Or 1ucontt1ece of uE1te, irritation. lnta:a1tAtlon Or
liberation Of the bladder E1ict5s, diseases Of the
preA+e sianda, stone tn the bladder calculus gravel
Or trick dust deposi and nj diseases Of the bladder
Adncya. and dfCpAcAa sxeInss Csc ue1nl5odi Ex'
trAff RUfhu. -
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THAIRuRG,s OPINION.

81 consider Chckeriug Sons Pianos beyont
comparison the best have seen in AmericH.
as THALBkRH
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SPARgA CAaoLfsE Co., Va.
II - ~ March IL .lRRA. J Z

N.Y. A. H.. Esrwex Dear Sir-AI wish t. in
form you that purchased bottle fyeur QAse&s,
dead with the Chills and Fever and after her q.
king halfa bottle she was entirely CURED, and
has not had one since. Iwrite this ia ordef thai
it may be publishedb thataessry ono sho mag b.
suffering from and Fever gamble eassdees
taking Chickahominy Bitters -. ~ ~ -
Respectfully, yours, A. J, DUNN,
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INSURANCE.

THE AMERICAN INSURANCE
i COMPANY OF NORFOLK.
c ~ g o R p 0 r A TED 1912 $40 o0
Authorized Capital, si,OoO, OOo
.l Board of Directors:
j. c. Demtng, President.
John 3. Whitehead, President Franklin Ssv
!, Gilbert 2. Walker, President Exchange Ma
@. L. Cole, President First National Bank.
G. h. Rowland, flate Rowland q Brothers.
John D. Gordan, of ]. D. Gordan & Co.
Bankers.
Joseph R. spratley, Director Msr. d Nee. Saw:
- AaUisory Board. BE-
Charles Reid, President Aer. Il Nee. Ek
change.
W.T.. Harrison, President Msr. aud Nee. Say-
ings Bank.
q. Burruss, Of BuErass, Harrison & Co..
Bankers.
George, sangstsr, Bsq., J. Z. Barry, f,q', A
L. Hill, Esq.
J2e- City and Country tnsurances of every
character taken at lowest current rates. and Losses
promptly adjusted.
Office Demings Insurance Building, corner OF
Main and Commerce streets
LIRE, LIFE, MARINE q milan D
INSURANCE.
J. C. DENIM AGENT,
Rev Y0rk Life Insurance Company.
..I NEW YOEk.
Manhattan Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, N, Z.
and Marine Insurance Co.
Home Fire New Haven.
Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, n. Y.
National Fire Insurance Company,
Baltimore.
Mutual Fire Assurance Society, Va
fsH- Life Policies, Fire Policies on Buildings
Merchandise, &c, and Policies on Cargoet and
Hulls Of Vessels issued at this AGENCY at the
lowest current rates.
H. J. G. DEFINING, Agent,
Otfes, Demipg's Insurance Hsildipg.
au26-em Cor OF Main and Commerce ste
l. ms ORANcs AYD TRUST
9 o M p "a N x,
cAr fiaaHPi's stpscR1BEp. $1,000 e sis. 90,
VIM. B. ROGERS, President
WILLIAM p. REYNOLDS, Vice President
Directors:
Simon Stone, W. W. Wing.
George sangstsr, Cicero Burrass,
Lewis Webb, Cyrus E. Staples,
8. 8. DAWES, Secretary.
RlCHARD TAYLOR, Treasurer
WM. II. G. ELLIS, Esq, Couns.
FIRE, MARINE. AND LIFE INSURANCE
co PAN}.
RISKS taken On all KINDS OF property and AT tea-
sonaole rates, and with Banking privileges
will receive deposits On the Savings Bank
principle, allowing per cent. interest. or
sums remaining In the Bank less than ninety DAYS,
and per cent. on all sums for longer periods
Interest will be calculated on balances J III
lst, and JANUARY Iss Interest to commence
ten days after deposit, and oeaa. ten days prior
to withdrawal.
Will discount paper purchase and sell, ex-
change aud transact all and any other business
appertaining to Banking. Regular business Dc
posits received and solicited
Discount days, TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS.
Office ia the building known as the Old Savings
Bank, No. 20 Bank street, Norfolk, Va.
may3l-ly
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! 7 TWIN . UFFICEl 7
=, =. fa. \. &gP.l R. r., June a. !
~ 26th inst, Freights per Suffolk and Peters.
burg will be received and forwarded Sy Exprsss
Il ain. Prepayment f5e the above NOT edairsd.
Jun 70 3ii Il Nv. ID. GRoNER, Agent lo.
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aIHe .t 5l.a NOTICE. (. .,.,.-
ON AND AFTER THE LIST day of
~ JUNE, the New and swift
sTEA MER EOLUS,"
CAPT. P. MoCARRICE.
VIII leave the Wharf OF the Baltimerd Stssm
Packet Company, on East Vida Water street,
Norfolk, at O'Clock A. NJ, every -'ai.F
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY.
FOR CHERRYsToNE rses -
Every TUESDAY, THURSDAY aad SATUR-
DAY. for Matthews. Gloucester and Yorktown,
touching at Portsmouth,, Old Point and Hampton
going and returning each trip.
: The Eolus connects with the steamers Thorn as
hslso end Adelaide, Of the. EaltimoFs steam
Packet Company, "OLD LINE" Xxx. - e.
For freight or passage, apply to D. C. Ball,
Agent, Portsmouth, Thomas bailey, Agent Old
Point, Aoors. Falla, Purser of the stsamsr, o.
at the Office of the Company In Norfolk. 80
ALI freight must be prepaid, - ,-f
sf. t..4.1 .,lI Z. II. WEBB,
e ly35-h sa5s. tei1rs Agent.
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RAIL ROADS.
RICHMOND T. PETERsBURG
~ Zee RAILROAD COMPANY. VI 2

re RAILROAD COMPANY, Ii
ls.gHp Riekmoad, Va, June 1, 1866, I,
GUNNER SCHEDULE.
y ,-.,tfsf 49, TRAINS ~.
Leave Richmond at AIS A. M. aud 4,sS p. NJ,
Z and srrivs at Petersburg At $40 A. NJ; and
= 6.l5P.M cini r9l lHizs = a = m
Leave Petersburg ste.2o A. M. and 5.26 y. NJ,
and arrive at Richmond at 7,50 A. N. and !
p. NJ. -,
and Accommodation Train will leave Richmond
at H. 70 A. ID. and arrive at Petersburg at Ito
Y. n. Returning VIII leave Petersburg at iI.46
A. N. .-.. ,i7.-,
On Sundays the morning train only viii leave
Richmond, aad theevsning train only will leave
Petersburg. ir't e. F. GILL, j.
junl8-rf SIS Engineer d SUIT
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Ware Rooms, No. e52, Broadway, New York.
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cHICKAH0MIsY BIrTERs.

are warranted oIcure CHILLS and. FEVER Id
ever case where they get fair trial From ~.
dfe1s OF certii1eates in our possession we sslgs,
the following: -, -
RloaMcNp, VA, November, q, 1885
Mn, NEwToN:-Dear Sir--Y our CAsekuS esssng
ss&srs CURED me Of the most violent attack II
Fever and Ague. II was laid PROSTATE and hadsto
abandon business. Half bottle did the, work tss
me. u is pleasant to take, aud acts like a, ohaym
Yours truly, J. A. PEAKk
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Arabella Goddard, Giuo Ragondi
G. A. Oshorne Alfred Jael
", A1he,, Lindsay Sloper,
Jules Bendict, j. Mosoheles.
NJ. W. Balfe, Professor Of C5user-.
Chas. Halle, vatoire do LeipSg.
Brinley Richards. 5. Arthur CAapptl,
Rene Favarger, Director of Monday
Sydney Smith, Concerts. Loodon.
osr'!fcassf from Herr Carl R.snse1., !Suesrsoy to
he petitions Of Hssdelssokn, both IN the Cor.
ssrcatosrs and as Condue or Of tie csletro.
ted "GsrGa" hauss Concerts" fm Ls!p.is-
LElPsro, July, 1888.
hereby assert asd affirm that BE- Grand
Pisno-forte Of Chicker!pg Il Sons, OF Boston and
New York, " hioh have tried aud examined, is
o1e of the finest instruments of the class that
eTsT oans to NV p0dae.
CARL ilEINECKE
tsrUsrRATsp 4rErgs and griea-iists ssnt by
'EARERo0AIs, f,f
sss Breadway, New York,
CT. SEQ.
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CHICKERING & SONS.

Of Grand, Square, and UpTlBh
PIANO FORTES.
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Also, good assortment of Cloths. Cassim eres
and Vestings, which give nay personal attention
TO Cutting and Making. CONE where you can
II L, Main st. as au 29.lm D.
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NUIItE. - = etlE q
AGENTS. OEPTrg

t'91 fa AGENTS OFFICE, !
.-tf.s al q n. p. r. b. June a.
AND AFTER MONDAY, the
burg win be received ard forwarded ST. fxprsss
Il ain. Prepayment f5f the above not red airsd.
Jun 70 Z ~. ID. GRoSER, Agent. io
IMPORTANT NOTICE. - - = = II
l. 81 CHANGE or SCHEDULE or. TIE
sEAB0ARD q ROANOKE RAILROAD.
On and after June LIST, 1866, Passenger Trains
viii be run as follows Leaving the foot of High
street, Portsmosth, daily, at 6k o'clock, a. N !,
sxt ept % Sundays, connecting daily at Weldon
With trains Tor Nswbsrn, Morehead City, VIII
rilgton. Charleston, Savannah. Augusta, Raleigh
Charlotte, Columbia, and all points IN the south
and Southwest. A1"ln - ~ i'a-ll
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays connsc-
Cons are made with the fine steamer seEI.LA,'
for Edenton, Plymouth, and all the landings on
tae Blackwater and Chowan rivers.
Freight received daily, except Sundays, from
a.nl., to F. In. E. G. GhIO,
JylS- tt {. - - - General Agent.
OFFICE, 8. 8. K. K. CO
PsrERssoAs, VA, Sept. 70, 1859.
NOTICE.-With view to the early
~ adjustment of interest past due upon the
mortgaged bonds OF the-Seuthside Rail Road
company, the holders OF such bonds are respect
fully requested to make return to r Z. JACK
son, Eco, Treasurer, DC, Petersburg. Va OF
the follow ing infarmatioa
1.-The number OF the bocda they hold and
the date of their issue. .s -. .is..s, I'LL
IL--T1s number of coupons remaining in
band and unpaid, up to, and including July
Persons holding coupons, without TIE corres
pending bonds, will likewise report the following
iaetss The number and amount Of coupons they
held, and the number ofthe bonds to " hich they
respectively correspond. tet4 "a vd salhsa ~
WILLIAM MAHoSEl President. .
OFFICE n. g r. r. b.
10 NoRreLa, Sept. "a, 1856.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. 81
an and after WEDNESDAY, tho 2eth Sept,
~ the Passenger Trains ofths Norfolk and Pc
tershurg Railroad, will LEAVE NORFOLK daily,
Sundays excepted
At TAO, A. A.,
LEAVE PETERSBURG,
Afl.I5, p. NJ
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Ffidays, the
Passenger Trains connect with the trains of the
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad to and from
Richmond. s3f 7s9.4sfagsg % dts5arf Il
Fare TO Riehmend, afst class, 50 25
BIZ" gipsas"s s2pdi1 t'.s1...a..4s.. e 80
fThroagh Ueksts sold at this Office
Gr baggage checked through. III Isi6s
ar srsfoHe i sia'3IHG --y.iDsQRONER, y
So sasrDAW2@t s.Agent, Norfolk Stat ion-as
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Position Defined.

Il will be seen BY the proceedings Of
n Union mass meeting in Csbe!l COUNTY
published in another column Of ting pa
per. that the position of Hon James H.
rcrruso,, Of thnt county, on soIpc oi INC
prominent questions before the people,
IN. bcrn n. he claims. quite generally
misunderstood. aud therefore m'srrpr'
.,,,i Xc~erc, in common With many
,,b.rs, un..rr the imprr''ion that he
ind gone over to the t"sarcuttreo. mud
ind Abandoned he cause Of the 5" called
>. E,,iica,s" at it, mos. critical junc,urr.
Las, fall; bu. .re reliably in(orms" 'hA'
r.. srrc mistaken, and arc therefore clad
% s., him RICH, before our readers.
All coed Cuion mcn will take pleas.
IRE in rcro.nisin. COL Ferguson Az "
With them in urhoiding anh
maintaining the loynl sentiment Of the
poople Of We, Virginia. and Planting
our free institution. upon such . bas'' iS
render them impr'y""b% '"thrassaul'>
of co,.pcrhcnd run"i"y aud rcb"l h""
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Congressional Proceedings.

The House passed resolution appropriate
ing nm Indefinite amount, from the Treasury
and girin. the PresiIen, full discretionary!
powrr TO tax" any measure lie may deem CA
l.riicnt TO prevent The introduction OF cholera
m IA" United States. The War and Hn'y
Departments intend TO exercise stringent
RUGS relative :" Southern ports.
III" h'I' admitting tot, RADIO hus passed tLr
Senate.
The N"r:!crn Pacific Railroad Eli cam,
t" "a vote, AMI Hy IL majority .: ,wcnty vote,
was laid "ron 10" table.
The Bill Tor the relief Of the iron. clad con
tractors passed The Srnnte. |, appropriate .
ahou, one million aul half.
Senator Wilson Introduced o bill in Tho
Senate to permit discharged army and navy
officers to wear on state occasion. the uni
form St the rank 10 which they are entitled
even by breret appointment.
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rx,ox SOLDIERS 30. 70 Dr. DISTURBED.

The War Department has just issuel all
order relating to the graves Of United States
>olLier. na follows:
Al! persons engaged in the cultivation Of
land Who may hnvc the graves Of nited States
soldiers located upon their lands, nrc hereby
forbidden to mutilatc or oblitcra,e the traces
"t such graves, by blowing or otherwise, or to
disturb the head.hoards, stakes or fences
around them. All officers Oh duty as Provost
Mnrsha!s, post cula,pandrrs or o,heruixe con.
nrc'cd with the military service. ure instruct.
cd to scni information Of the location md
eondi'ion Of such graves, aud amy hrSach Of
;hi orde. to the Qaa:lermaste, general"
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NEWS ITEMS.
CHOLERA.


IT,. ,..res on board the steamship Eng.
nj hold In ouurentiue at New York, when
,Ic Ji,.a.c reachrd It's highest point Of NOR.
liz WIRE sn,J TO have been OF n terrible
nn,,Irc. Few on honrl could hc found cOnr'
noco,. enough to hurry the dead, aud despite
III. cu,rrnlirs Of the captain, they were nj
10 wed TO remain for :0nlr time ia ihr sicei"Sf,
after decomposition had vet it,.
Thirteen new cases of the cholera, ma h'r
deaths, were reported by the Health oihcrF OF
New York on saturday. \ dispatch has Deg"
received from Halifax stating that the i'"r'
senrrrs Of the Englnnh who were ie'' were
are now all we'll AMI that not one deu'h i'"s
occurred among them during the p"s' week
THE DEEEiNG MrRnEH.
PHILADELPHIA, April 2S.-l'rohst, III" nnr'
l.rcr OF the Drcrin% family, VAS comvic'e" OF
murder in thu frat degree Ia day. The Court
adjourned I'LL Tue sdny. VIXEN hr viii b" sen
fenced, Tn. jurors were out Of court "h"n'
thirty mInutra.
A man named Peter Augustus MndIson has
been arrested III Washington, A"rl"s"" 10 "e
All accomplish VI l'r"hN'.
THE rExIAN AnMY MELTED.
Tho nlyic,s To the Government FROM the
northeastern frontier are to the rI'rc' that the
F,ui.u army has vanished into tn" air.
General Mendcs presence quoted AFFAIRS,
The lhrcalrncL frnmn IhSa,un has proved
worse ,hau farce.
DESTITUTE WHITES ~ ARK tNSAs.
l;rpnr,. to the Frce,lmrn> lIui".m from Ar.
&nm.n.. make it appear that 'h'r" is great
suffering. nnIony the white people in tlnI
State. II is mllrd thai N lra-I l.OEI arc NV
ing on scmniy fare, mud would rrr'sh / Ihe!
dad not receive great aid.
VIRGINIA ruINTmENTS
The Pres dent has filled Nil lLr arp";nt'
meu,s in Virzinia, Cor the internal E"y"nu,
Department, With parties wiz" t',r takra Tie
test oath.
The British Steamer European w"s blown
TO pieces Mt Asp.nwnlI OH III" ! "r Arri! I'.'
ctnsrd by the rip"Sion u; som" .'itrn H'lc"
r,n, Oh board, winch tore away th" urp"I
pnr,. Of the ship and bile" away several large
plates Of the sides. Loss of life immrEse
rwxn,y.six bodies found.
According To the latest Washington reports
JriT. pnvis will hr nird hr!ur" the ln'i"'!
States Circuit Court which meets II, Norfolk
Virginia, in May. II is nlsu asserted that
.Chv! Justice rn"s- la. consented /" urrsIi"
The rnrInrrs of Calhoun nu.l Jersey r"rn'
iirs, Illinois mr." sumn,rily cN!rrr"inaiinS "
ynuy Of horse ilrirvr. inir~i,ns ti:nr rrriUn
rour Of the .cumnlrcls have hrrn s;.VI hy Il
Vigilance committee.
YIN. e.. Peters, thu wei. known Music pmh
Usher Of Cincinnati, dlrd OH lh" 2UIh nit.
The supreme Conr, of Massachusetts ha'
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l&urnt Discharges.
tea.

E.iitor nfih- .Sol!art Ft|"d:
Writ. to me word It soldier can get
his discharge renewed again, nni where
Mine Was burn, about two weeks ago. hut
| have par, Of i, yet. was mu>tcre"
uu: Of the service in New York city.
Yours, V. II. II.
discharges lost. burnt, or otherwise
destroyed, can no, be replaced. The
only way to provide against these risk
is to have them recorded in tne Office OF
the County Recorder, SO that certified
copies can at any time be obtained !FOu'
the record.