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no BUTTER t1RKlNS, For Sale by
lUU .jane 'ek.tf 1,,si = G. III. VAN DOREN.
Admiinistrator's Notice,

ESTATE OF JOSEPH MooRHEAD, DECEASED.
FHyIIE undersigned having been appointed Administrator
ofthe estate sf Joseph Norhead late Of tho county
of La sale and Of Illinois, deceased hereby gives no.
tice that he will appear before the County Court OF Ia
Sale county tho Court House in Ottawa at the March
tsrn on the third Monday March next At whichi time
all persons having claims against said estate are pohed
and requested attend r the raspose Of having tho
same adjusted All persons Indebted said estate
cs ted to immediate payment to the undersigned
Dated this 9Th day Of Jaaaary, A. D. 1866
JOHN :, Mo0RHEAD, Administrator
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Premiums offered in New York by q com.
mittce of which Governor Fsnton Is chair
man, for specimens of left-hand writing by
soldiers who have lost the right hand have
called out some specimens of remarkable
cxcelleqce, though mostly back handed,
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The estimate Of Califoru;. win. for

The estimate of California wine for the
present year is $50, 900 gallons in Los Angs-
los county, $4,000 gallons in Sonoma coun-
ty, and 100000 in the remainder of the
State, or 1000, 900 gallons in sll-more than
four times the entire product Of the United
States in 1860.
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Agent at Seneca.

ALEXANDER vAUGBEY, Of the firm of Undsrhili q
vaughey authorized agent at Seneca to receive ana
collect for Subscriptions to the Ottawa Free Trader Tor al
vertsng Job work. &c Subscribers in that vicinity VIII
nnd of their accounts for subscription
TO the Free Trader in his possession and any payment
made 70 him will lie credited the if made to u.s.
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The rebel Gen. Pillow is testing the negro
labor prob lem in the right way. He has
made ce mt acts with nearly all his former
slaves-giTes them share Of the crops,
their former houses to live in, and has hired
teachers and built school houses where all
under certain age or at certain seasons are
to be educated.
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Tie Hon. Henry Winter Davis, radical
member of congress from Maryland, died AT
Baltimor, on SATURDAY. last, aged A years.
He yss one of tie abest debaters in the
cou1try.
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horse thief was shot and killed while
running a valuable horse across tie Illinois
on the ice; near Naples, fe days ago. A
trusty rifle, inibc hands Of Pike county
faruer,lsid him low.
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A Mobile letter to New York journal
states that of l2O, 900 bales of cotton surren.
dered to Gen: Candy by Dick Taylot. all save
10000 bales have been stolen by government
,ottop oOopfs
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Final .SetklemeiA Notice.

Final Settlement Notice
STATE OF ILLINOIS
La .SdH> Cot1aty. RS The PsUr+e Of the State Of
Illinois to all to whom these presents may come and
pecliy 10 the OF kin, heirs law, and creditors Of
Prsnci- Hammond deceased
Whereas, James Calkns Administrator, de bps,s noy
Of said stae Of said deceased DESTROYS Of rendering
an account of his proceedings such administrator and
making final settlement of his adr and for that
purpee has made application in the County Court Of
La Sale county aforesaid
We therefore require appear before said Court
At the Curt House ia Ottawa said county Monday
the 5th (inll day Of February, D. 1896. being day
10 the January Term, A 1850, at 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon of said day IL you fit attend the FINAL
tsuento of said account.
Date tls 9th day Of January. A. D. 1866
4w .Ail A. Il. MOORE Clerk.
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Gold is declining. After standing steadily
for nearly six months At l46(9l47, 1t has
fallen within the last week or two to l42G
l43. Neve rtbeless, American cotton goods
are rising, and the New England manuiac-
turers have the impotence, in the face of
this fact, to ask congress for more protec-
ton. The western member who, SO far from
voting for additional protection, votes even
to leave the duties as high as they are now,
digs his political grave.
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EXACTLY THE following brief extract
from Thad. Stevens recent speech explains
the anin,us of the radicals to a dot:
According to my Judgment they (the
Southern states ought never to be recognized
az capable of acting in the Union, or Of be-
ing counted as valid States, until the Consti-
tuition shall have been so amended as to make
it what It's trainers intended and 80 as to
secure perpetual ascendency 10 MeParty Of the
Union''
The context shows that by "thc party of
the Union Mr.. Stevens means simply the so
called, "Union party" or radical abolition
party of which be is the head, as distinguish
ed from what he calls the "copperhead'' or
Democratic party. Mr.. Stevens only e1-
cuse, then, for deferring the restoration of
the Union is, because it may endanger the
ascendency Of the radical abolition party in
the national government. Mr.. Stevens may
yet find that that party can be ousted without
the help Of the " southern states"
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AdmintstrGRor's Notice.

L7ATs OF CHRISTIAN HEsEr GLAAs. DfcEssKn.
fINEE undersigned having been appointed Administrator
IL of the estate II Christian Henry Gaas. late Of the
county Of Ia Sale and Of Illinois, deceased hereby
xi> notice that he Will appear before the County Court
81 La Sale county, At the court house in Ottawa .; the
March TEN, the third Monday in March next, at which
tiIne all Dc, having Claims against said estate
tsd and sacsed 10 attend for the purpse Of having
tbs same sJias All persUns INDEBTED to said estate
requested ,ke 1med ate rneni to the undersisned
Dated this ca, n.v Of January, A ID. 1850
EM MIniI FL FREYSZ. Admin .s;ratro.
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The first petroleum found in the State. in
any quantity, is in Livingston county. An
old and experienced oil borer from Pithole,
Penn, from certain surfac. indications, was
led to try the experiment of boring on the
lands of A. !. and R. Syphers, near Reading.
At the depth Of forty feet he got flow ofvery
fac oil. he thinks Of about eighty gallons per
day. He says for the depth it is the best he
has ever iscove-ed anywhere, and he has had
much experience in boring in all the ce!ebra-
ted Gil regions of the East He says by going
deaper Re is almost certain that he can get
q flow that will equal anything on Pithole or
Oil Creek Pontiac Senfial.
There is nothing to be made by" exaggera>
tons" like the above. The we'll spoken ofmay
yield 80 ga lions per day, but most of it is va
ter. Theirs is no doubt but that the surface
shows stron indications of oil for rs miles ur
and down the valley of the Vermilion, and
there is almost moral certainty that paying
wells will soon be opened there. But they
will not be opened at depth of 40 feet, mol
we imagine at 400 feet.
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CAUTION.

MY wife-Minerva Rieger-havng left my bed and
k board without just csn this Is therefore to caution
all pey;ous b. rbor her my account
will pay debts of her contracting Incurred
count Of her keeping THOMAS RIEGER.
dec 3o-4wt
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II r. B. G U r T l.,

Having disposed Of our high priced Wool, We are now
selling our woolenT abics discount Of about tive
per cent and take pleasure in notifying our
patrons Of the fact We have made the same reduction at
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A CHANCE FOs GARDENERS
Valuable House and Lot for Sale
VI>HE undersigned will sell reasonable terss House
and one and of land situated in South Otta-
wa, and now occupied by Richard Pembpook, ESQ. The
above property very valuable for gardening purposrs
H.. a AZ Pasx to BUSHNELL AVERY.
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For sale.

FIRST class house and lot for SALE west side u side
~ cut in a good neighborhocd, would exchange Ior
good Arm or improved land. AddEess I. o. Bog 'iI
dec 4O-4Nf q
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FOR SALE.

We have . good assortment on hand and we will I'LL
orders upon reasonable terms Cash paid for Wool.
Dayton, Jan. 8, 1866. AZ J. GREEN L co.
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Srmuel p,ttsrson supervisor 5000: 8. W. Raymond.
county court fees 500. Henry Carroll watchnan Mag
ara Engine Co So 90 Michael Pierce watchman Undne
Eng Co. $3.50 WIN. Kelly. Niagara Engine Co. 81 /;
Jas. Carey coal for Niasara Engine Co..; Robert VIII
surveyor. s. So. 80. - 49,. o.. s.--. O..
7.lni Lasar- Martin Giindon, $3.50 Pat Ieoney saoo
Pat Loonsy, Sa35 ~ ~ 90 '@eea4 = a. !
IL H. foy. foands1 work. ssao; S. Felt. filing saws.
Adjourned to Feb 9Th. 1866.
rs X. n. WATERMAN, City Clerk.
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TTOUSE and two Lots in East Ottawa Tor Green's Ad-
i'll dition to 0ttawa-) chance to get pleasant
home Any person wishing to purchase viii. do well TO
,all ON the Subscriber Immediately. . 20
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- NoRFoLK,yXA. Sept. %, ,66. -
EditQs setat15el9dss Bs0B,9 "a uEOMH3II
Gs NTfEaE Na attrate. I, Ajeen anxious to as
certain, f0fsgOmd ti&.sff, pssEfs 9 ,tAaesisSt
of the Mechanics here inifpf4ipg this associa1
,tiongof IwhichI sawthA reporta 6foai fneatine'
in your paper Of Sestelus9sisf 50 gyi15" 6"s :
ltseems to me that got Igslit9npses TT
theft designs aRdy j. " tReX
are trying to hurt themselves very much In
the,eyesiofstainking, hienbsssa iituehRbso ~ inc
desdp tlsatlr cefiv ersatidnr with abgentleman
this, ApfnfntyS iihfoffpeeSal pc Chat he had
been CONTEMPLATING the erection Of several
buildings enyaalot0f his, but that if this med
dlesome spirit manifested insthe resolutions of
that Association was to be the order of the day
here, he would prefer to invest his money in
some other way, or in some other place.
A WORD TO THE WISE.
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New NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The following new Advertisements appear in
this evenings paper, to which we invite the at
tentlon OF our readers:
We are grateful to our friends for their many
tavors in the way OF new advertisements. The
combined circulation journal affords a mes
dunn for advertisers at least one hundred per
cent. cheaper than any other paper hereabouts,
when circulation the great desiratam in adver-
tising-is taken into account By our efforts to
benefit our advertising patrons, we shall continue
our endeayors to merit their favorable considera-
ton. ea.
The Misses O'Leary Elder will open their
splendid stock of fall and winter Millinery, en-
Saturday, and it would be well for the ladies to
attend and make their selections
"a Trustee of the Eureka Land Company
makes statement in relation to some matters
which will doubtless attract the attention of DIR.
rhos. Bayne, President, &C., DC. @ 81
I F. F. Ferguson will sell j. Al. Bonnot's celebra-
ted garden spot, at auction, on Wednesday the
18th day OF october next. This is large and
valuable piece of land, and will doubtless attract
purchasers. fr
The Baltimore steam packet company advertise
Communication Tickets for the benefit of Merchants
visiting the North.
The Insurance and Trust Company call upon
their stockholders for the Sd installment.
The new steamer w b. Rogers, built for the
purpose of running through the Canal, will start
on her first trip next Friday. Success to the new
line and its worthy owner.
A copper still and worm and other matters
connected with asmal distIllefy, forfeited to the
Internal Revenue department, will be sold ut pub
lie auction, ON Saturday next s s. 81 .ii.
Hamburger Il Brother offer large stock in
their line to the trade. esa u s'ii84 g
Leigh Bros 4 Phelps will sell 60 bales of dam
aged Hay at 10 O'clock tomorFow morning. 3
b. T. Bockover offers Matches, Butter and pa
per Bags.
Deming, the Grocer, is talking about nice arti-
cles in his line.
Davis & Bro, advertise Meal and Herrings.
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The Eye, EAR AND CArARRH.-We refer our
readers to the advertisement of DR.. GARDNER,
the celebrated Eye and Ear Surgeon of New
York, who will be at the Atlantic Hotel, on
Thursday October 4th, and remain until Tuesday
the 9th, and Monthly after that time, of which
due notice will be given. Those who are suffer
ing from deafness, catarrh, diseases of the eye
should go and consult DR.. Gardner. a4- tia'''a'
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ARRIVALS

ATLANTIC HOTEL.-A. G. NBwToN, Prop'r.
WEDNESDAY, September 26, 1856.
4 J Teemyer. L NJ Wilmington, o c Lillybridge
Baltimore, L P Hubbard, jr, purser SIR Sheridan
Geo Rainier, Simon Thompson, w Chimney,
York, T A Etheridge, Alabama, John II Burgess,
E City, Jno B Neal, X Raiford, r X Beal, W I
Norwood, yicke. Southampton, @, Thomas
White, Petersburg, P Jones, Surry CO, Jas E
helms, I of W, DR. J P Tsbb, Gloucester, E
Sears, W Zimmerman, Va, G M Conrad, N
Orleans.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Established 1857.

Established 1857. -.
WHOLESALE TOBACCO WAREHOUSE.
WY have now in store, and offer for sale, the
wv following Goods, at prices to suit the
times: Qtsif& A1 -lat' n4J-ai3.y 30
700 boxes Chew ing Tobacco, of all kinds,
Half Million Segars, imported and domestic,
Pipes of all imaginable kinds, in any quantity
and everything else usually found in the whole
sale Tobacco Line. We ask call of all dealers
before purchasing. e5rs st
Fk ~ =. So HAMBURGER BROS,
se26 fa5aiaf Under Mechanics Hall.
go Old Dominion and Virginian copy. ssia
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MISSES O'LEARY AND ELDER The ladies
will now have an opportunity of examining
the large and splendid assortment of Millinery,
which they will find at the establishment
No. 81 S. Church Street, next door to ST.
Paul's Church. Go and examine
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ALL KINDS OF
JOB RIM I N G.
GOT UP IN THE BEST STYLE AND AT
Eit THE iH - c@z =
=, LOWEST PRICES. :,
AT THE DAYBOOK
~ JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
MARRIED.

In Portsmouth, ON Tuesday evening, by the
Rev. Thomas Hume, Mr.. RIoHAKD BAuGH WHITE
to Miss MAGaIR ANN, daughter of the late John
Shepherd. .t.n..l
In Norfolk, on Tuesday evening, by the Rev'd
Thomas Hume, Mir. KENDALL BELOrE and Miss
MARGARET WIaaINs sk sNf MH Taa bssA
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THE AoUIDNEcK. This barque, it is said,
"still lays in the harbor'' at Old Point. She IS
IRON Swan Island, with Guano, and may be
faying Swans eggs. y
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MARINE DIsAsTER.-STEAMsHIr SHERr-
DAN AsHoRE.-1he steamship Sheridan, Bob
ton, from New York for New Orleans, went
ashore on the beach near Oregon Inlet, North
Carolina, on Monday morning, at O'clock
The Sheridan had % passengers, and an as
sorted cargo. 4'i
The passengers, whose names arc an
nexed, landed in safety, and are momently
expected er .a76 .sa..l +. 81. IT,
Assistance has been sent down by Captain
Mott, Underwriters agent, throughthe Abe
marie and Chesapeake Canal, and hopes are
entertained that the vessel and cargo may be
saved .t. .- s-s.. 81
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s. G. Hickry, A. Engle, Mrs. Loomis, Mrs,
Miller and two children, Mr.. Miller, Mr..
Grunlus, Col Lee, U. S. A, Miss Child and
servant, Mrs. L. Hanniman, VIM. w Cole
man, A. M. Remington, j. M. Henry, and
six Sisters of Charity, whose names we did
not learn. as ,.es =..ci .o tt
No lives lost e.i. Ia e'a
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N ISL. -iai l4.s 81
The stockholders of the NORFOLK TNSUR-
ANCE AND TR UST COMPANY, are hereby
notified, that the third instalment on their stock
is now due, and will be called for October lst.'
1866. 3. 8. DAWES,
se26-et i@-NHt Secty.
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4. +. FERGUSON, AuCtIOneer-
TNKUSTEES SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTA1

u "AO N ID LA "A H.
Pursuant to a deed of trust, made by j. NJ.
Bonnet to me, for the benefit of Mrs Marie C.
Geay, dated the 9th day of April, 1859, and of
record in the Clerks office of the Court of the
Corporation of the city of Norfolk, | shall on
WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of October next,
sell at public auction, before the Auction House
OF f. +. Ferguson, on Wide Water street, in this
city, the property named in said decd and des-
cribed as follows: All that certain lot. niece or
parcel of land, situate and lyint ON the West
side OF James street, i the city of Norfolk. and
bounded follows: beginning at the Nortbesstern
corner of John q Smiths property on James
street, and running back along the line of Mes
SIS. j. u. Smith, j. H. llyn and G. f. Ander-
sons property westwardly towards the cieek
KIN 'Wn as Newton's Creek, seven hundred and
twenty three feet ten inches, thence Northward-
ly one hundred and forty three feet seven inches
to lane fourteen feet ten inches wide, reserved
Tor the individual use of Jno. Il. Doyle; thence
Eastwardy five hundred and fifty four te to a
fence enclosing in part the Ropewalk grounds
thence Southwardly along said fence seven fee
to the corner of the same, thence Eastwardly a.
long the line of said fence cne hundred and sixty
nine feet seven inches to James street. thence
Southwardly along the line of James street one
hundred and ninety feet four inches to the
place of beginning.
This property is the Fruit and Flower Garden
OF MIR Bonnet, and contains a rare and valuable
collection of Fruits, Flowers and Shubberry and
presents great attractions to those engaged in
TINS business. AT the same time the large guam
tIty of land embraced in this property holds out
great Inducements to those wishing to make in
vestments of their money.
Terms ash. Sale at IL o'clock, M
SIMON. S. STUBBS, Trustee.
+. f. FERGUSON,
se26-tds Auctioneer
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MAYORS OoURT, PORTSMOUTH, His Honor J, c.
White presiding.
The Court room, this morning, was very quiet,
only one case before His Honor
John Collins, charged with being drunk and
disorderly on the street, fined SIS. u
Watch report the city quiet.
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NOhiO hhp fd'J oePtemueI 1000
OFFICE COLLEC'R INTERNAL REVENUE,
2D DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA,
DISTILLERY AT AUCTION ~
WILL be sold, on SATURDAY, Sept. %, 1865,
at the Warehouse next to Myer Myers, Esq,
lower end of Commerce street,
A COPPER Still AND WORM,
with Furnace and Connecting Pipes and Pumps
all up complete, ready for immediate use. Capa-
city about lT5 gallons; has been little used.
ALSO,
l Dbl. Spirits-8 bbls Water Mixed,
bbls Empty-5S bbls. Mush all prepared,
bbs. Molasses- Iron Furnace, Bricks, Kegs,
Tin Measure, Bucket, Spade, Coal Funnel, Saw,
Force Pump, 100 feet Lead Pipe, more or less.
The same having been forfeited to the United
States, by violation of Internal Revenue Law.
Terms Cash.
Sale at 10 A. NJ.
By order,
SIMON STONE, Collector
Per X. C. JONES,
Sc rs Revenue Inspector.
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PERsoNAL.-Captain j R. Staples, Of this
city, we regret to learn, has been i'll in New
York with the cholera. He has SO far recoy-
cred, however, as to admit of return to his
home in few days.
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"a. h X f8FS
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

=tf tttFtt4kt At tzi
NJ o t G FlnqKOo
! For the accommo o atisnoe Merch ants and others
twloaa bnaness Eeqnires them to visit Baltimore
f BaasLr1MokAs srEM fEhGcKET COMPANY
WILL ISSUE
h CONCENTRATION TICKETS
Good for TWELVE TRIPS to Baltimore and re-
turn, for $50, being only 50 the Round Trip.
THOS. II. WEBB,
Sc 26-tf ~ -- 't Agent
+ JUST RECEIVED,
A ND for sale to close, at lowest market rates
N cases Byam Block Matches,
Is tubs and kegs, (famiy pkgs.) Choice Butter,
prices. .-ol ltaJ4.
Call and examine for yourselves at No. 81, East
Sc 26i II B. T. BoCKovER
NOR NORTH CAROLINA,
IL THE NEW STEAMER W. b. ROGERS,
Will take Freight to-day, for Edenton, Plymouth
ming next. Apply on board to Capt. Phillips, at
| wharf of Albemarle and Chesapeake Canal Com
W. B. ROGERS & CO.,
se26-tf Roanoke SO. and WWater st.
M loo bushels Meal, Rialto
Nl Mills, received and for sale by
DAVIS & BRO,
sep26 "a Rowland's wharf.
OK BBLS. HERRINGS, received to-day
~ per Boston steamer and for sale by
DAVIS Il BRO,
se26 "a Rowland's wharf.
Ar. y, N n, ~, e c, e, al ,HJ,., -
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PRODUCE RECEIPTS.

: : NODUOE
Pr Sea6oard and Roanoke Railroad, Sept. 26.
10 bales Cotton, l bale Wool, % bbs Rosin, IL
boxes Bacon, kegs Lard, 81 bags FIaxseed, 10
bbls 102 bags Fruit, 20 bbls Copper Ore, rolls
Leather, 2 car loads Lumber.
Per Norfolk and Petersburg Raj Road, Sept. &c.
230 bags Fruit, bbls bags Roots, 80 bags
Flaxseed, bag Feathers, bids Tobacco, rolls
Leather, ..4
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CARD.-We cheerfully give place to the
following which appeared yesterday in the
Old Dominion, but which escaped our atten-
ton in time for yesterdays issue f:
10 the Patblic.-The patrons of the Old Do
minion can rest assured that notwithstanding
tbe criminal acts Of it's late proprietor, the pa
nor sill be issued regularly as heretofore.
So far ,,s the Old Dominion is concerned, 1T
,n,onnts TO nothing but a change of owner
ship. 1t has become an institution OF the
CIV and State, and under another and GER
tainly better ownership, WIN commune 70
prosper. E.f s:s