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LEGAL NOTICES.

ENY ORDER OF FEHE COMMISSIONER
Il , OF INSOLNENT DEBTORS.-Notice is hereby
given to the creditors of the following named Insol
vent Debtors, that the said Insolvents having filed
their petition to the Court Of Common Pleas for the
day hereinafter mentioned fixed for their appear
ance to answer Intermediates if any be filed. and
that the following named day has also been fixed for
the final hearing in their case before the aforesaid
Court Of Common Pleas
John II. Cook applied 18th September, 1S65-frst
appearance 9Th November, 1865. final hearing 1st
A. K. Foard, applied 5th October, 1S65-frst ap-
pearaace6th November, 1865, final hearing lSt Janu
John H. Baynes, applied 5th October 1S65-first ap-
pearancee 9Th November 1865, final hearing LIST Jan
Lewis KalP ss T. anGRsd 81 October lS
John F. Staub, applied October 7, 1665-frst ap-
nearance December 1865, final hearing February
James Richter, applied October %, 1s65-irst ap-
pearancc December 4. 1865. final hearing February
Charles c. Egerton, applied November l. 1S65-frst
S. 1866.
Samuel Linthicum. applied November 8, 1S65-Grst
5PR ss5 December 1862 na hearing February
James Rice Rice apg gs IN NPEem9sr 1sS-rs
Michael Hayes, lplied Nov. -, 1SG5-irst appear
anee Jan. |; l86t final Eearng March 5. 1865.
amen AntH tom T5GF 2npd E9y f. lSS E appear
Ann NJ. Southcomb, applied Nov. %. lS6j-frst
appearance Jan. J. 1866; final hearing March s. 1866
Charles LeBon, applied Nov. 20, 1S55-arst appear
anee Jan, 1865; final hearing March 5, 1856.
John Fisher, applied Nov. IS. 1S65-lrst appear
anCe Jan. / 1866; final hearing March 3, 1866.
Thomas Waters, applied Dec. /. 1S65-frst appear
ance Jan !, 1866; final hearing March 5. 1866
Simon Wolf, applied December 1. lS65-iirst an,
pearanco February s. 1866 final hearing April 2 1866
William Clements ir., applied December 1G, 1866
hrst appearance February D. 1866 final hearing April
2, 1866
John 0. Horsey. applied 3Oth December. 1S65-drst
appearance February ), 1865 final hearing April Cd
1866
Benjamin Tanner, applied &Oth December 1866
first appearance February 9Th, 1866 final hearing
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40. " G G5R6S Judges Appeal
,..,..- DAVID TAYLOR. lax Court
uII.Iaw4w IoAAt5 iTIILrr CIerl,
SsTATE OF MARYLAND.

~ UFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE,
,ro ,,,,, ANNAPOLIS, Dec. Is, 1855
TO MI WHOH 1T Nd Y CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that application has heen
made to the Governor for pardon in the case of the
state vs.. james Gallagher alias Captain Green CON
victed in the Circuit Court for Baltimore county ION
record from the Criminal Court of Baltimore city at
September term, 1859, of breaking store house and
sentenced to the Pcnitcntiary for II years and
months. ~
The Governor will take up the said case for final
decision or after the 9th day of January 1866
until which time protests against the said application
will be heard and the petition in the case omen to
inspection, at the discretion of the Governor,
By order of the Governor.
VIM. B. HILL
de29-eO0t Secretary of State
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II ARGE SALE OF UNITED STATES ORD.

-
EA NANCE PROPERTY.
ALLEGHENY ARSENAL,
December g. 1865.
VIII be sold at Public Auction, by L. A. McCieI-
Pa, commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ. MONDAY,
Jan. 18th, 1866, the following articles, viz.
Iron Cannon.
50 Upper Casemate Carriages-cast IRON
70 Sets Artillery Harness.
1922 Foreign Muskets and Riacs-ncw and re-
1892 United States Muskots and Riaes-new and
repaired.
G2s37 Foreign Muskets and Rifles.
l3,6S4 United States Muskcts and Rifles.
3,53S Breech-Loading and other Carbincs
453 Colts and Sharp'S Rifles,
l5l Sporting Rifles.
36 Shot Guns.
3.022 Musket and Rife Barrel
l9'ES Bayonets-Iriangular and Sword.
2,lS) RcvOvers
1873 SabreS and Swords
1000 Sets Cavalry Announcements.
53,MW sets Infantry Announcements.
5'2W Saddles -Cavalry and Artillery.
BrEtS OF Horse Equipments, Brides, Horse
5000 Saddle , curry Combs, &c.
5000 Parts o. r2nkets.
1000 Pounds fvtillery Harness. and
% Incomplete for
900 Tons Scrap Cast'riages
30 Tons Scrap NroUron
so Tons Lead and Anlt Iron Metal
100 Wrought Iron AXlGmony in pigs-TyJNt
$1,000 Pounds Lead Dro-'s ,
1000 Packing Boxes. -
A large lot of Appendices pr NIuskcts, Carbines
largo lot of Artillery Implenents and Equip
mcnts.
A large lot of spare parts for Muskets, &c.
A large lot of Tools and Machines.
Purchasers will be required to remove the property
within ten days after the sale.
r. H. R. WHITLEY,
Lit. Col, of Ordnance and
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Old Bay Line.
EMPRESS COMPANIES.
"a F7T3-z77.;==EE-sssa1 NATIONAL EMPRESS
EHsf-s-9-lEszE@eS9F AND
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
DEPOT ZIG SOUTH EUTA W STREET.
PdyTJITDpH

shs9s aA.-5l E.sgffF4 lEsss5ss7>s AND
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
DEPOT lI6 SOUTH EJTA W STREET.
BALTIMORE
The RATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRANSPOR-
IAIION COMPANY is now prepared to forward
Gold and Silver Coin, Currency Parcels, and Freight,
to
Boston, Mass; New York City; Philadelphia, Pa;
Washington, ID. G.; Georgetown, ID. c.; Harper's Fer
ly Va; Charlestown, Va Winchester, Va; Alexan-
dna, Va; fredericksburg, ' A.; Richmond, Va; Pc
tersburg, Va; Norfolk, Va; Charlottesville, Y =;
SJaunton, a.; Jackson River, Va; Lynchburs, "a;
Lexington, Va: Danville, Va: Bristol Tenn. Wei
don, " G.; GOldSbOrO', n. c.; Newberu, N. C.. Beau
fort, n. c.; Morchead City, n. c.; Raleigh, n. c.;
greensboro n g.: Salisbury, n; c.; Charlotte \. c.;
Chester ). C.; Windsboro S c.; Charleston, S. c.;
and Way Stations the following roads: Winchester
and Potomac X r., connecting with different points
IN the valley Of Virginia Orange and Alexandria
X; r.; Virginia Central r. r.; Richmond and Dam
vile K. NJ; Virginia and Tennessee r. R.; Peters
burg and Lynchburg r. r.; Petersburg and Weldon
X: H., Raleigh and Castor L. R., Weldon and Will
mington K. r., Wilmington and Rutherford r. R.,
North Carolina Central r. R., Charlotte and Column
bIa X. r., Western North Carolina r. R., Atlantic
and North Carolina r. R. As the lines of Railroads
are opened 1t will extend its business to all points
SOUTH In addition to those named and as fast pos
slble to points in the North and West,
The tariff of charges will be based upon fair bust
ness per centage above the cost of transportation,
without being oppressive, will it be made less
than the cost of transportation with the view to
break down or drive off any rival upon this basis the
Company solicits public patronage.
II orders be left at the Office Goods will be sent for
without charge, and forwarded promptly
NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRANS
PORTATION COMPANY.
N B. Office No l3i W. Baltimore street. DEPOT
No. 1l6 South Eutaw street. de2O-tf
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6AFFECE or TEE BALTIMORE cry
gBPASSENGER RAILWAYS-Sealed proposals
will be received until the first of January for the
MANURE of the City Passenger Railway Stables
Thames street, West Baltimore street, and Green
street for the ensuing year Proposals to be for so
much per horse per month. de21-tJl
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

| esss4Ess44sesszSs ,.
COMPANY'S THROUGH LINE
TO CALIFORNIA,
TOUCHING AT MEXICAN PORTS.
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL.
Leave Pier No y North River foot of Canal street.
month Except when those dates fall on Sunday and
then on the + eccding SATURDAY, for ASPINWALL.
connecting, "a Panama Railway. with one of the
G4mPanys Steamships from Panama for SAN
FRANCE co, touching at ACAPULCO
1st-P1NRY CIIAUNCEY, CAPTAIN Gray, connect
ms with SACRAMENTO, Capt. Caverly
lltI ~ 4 N ST Can't Maury, connecting with
2Oth.NEW YORK Capt. Horner, connecting with
GGoNSIlTUTl0N, Cant. Farnsworth.
Departures OF ist and 2lst connect at Panama with
LIST touch at MANZANILLO.
THROUGH PASSAGE RATES IN CURREzCY.
First Cabin. ........ ,,30n
second Caoln 200.
EteeTdse'.''. 400.
A discount of ONE-QUARTEP from steamers,
rates allowed to second cabin and steerage passen
gers with families. Also an allowance of ONE
QUARTER on through rates to clergymen and their
bic discharges HALF FARE
One Hundred Pounds Baggage allowed each adult
baggage masters accompany baggage through and
attend to ladies and children without male protec-
tors. Baggage received on the dock the day before
sailing from steamboats,, railroads, and passengers
who prefer to send down early.
An experienced Surgeon on board. Medicines and
attendance free. ''''''
"A steamer will be placed on the Line January 1st
via HAVANA. " Al--1'
For Passage Tickets or further information. apply
NJ the Gompanys Ticket Office on the Wharf foot of
CANAL STREET, NORTH RIVER. NEW YORK,
~ L. w. q. BELLOWS,
0et'j-"m Agent.
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IHUS. G. SULLIVAN,
dc29-tf "-'~ Richmond 20
n MATHEMATICS GEN,TlS, OFFICE.

T. H.
~ v AsEIYeToN, d. c., Dec q, 1855.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
office until y clock M, January TO- 1866 for trans
portatlon ofmen and supplies by water
between baltimore, Fort Monroe and Norfolk.
Between Baltimore, City Point and Richmond
including intermediate points
Bidders will state between what points they pro-
pose to furnish Interpretations whether for freight
or passengers, and at what per centago for freight
below the Government railroad rates established by
General Order No. So dated August q, 1865 based
upon the Coast Survey distances.
Bids FOR transportation Of passengers will be made
Tor so much per head from port to port.
The transportation of officers and men to include
necessary baggage: and in case of company OF rcgi
mont, its camp and garrison equpage
For further information and the form of contract
apply at this office.
The Government reserves the right to reject any or
all bids
Bids must be endorsed Proposals for Water Trans
portation, and addressed to
Brevet Brig. Gen. GEO. d. WISE,
In charge Ocean and Lake Transportation.
ION, I Ion. LA
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OUREAU OF ORDNANCE.
EV NAVY DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON CRY, Dec l3, 1855
SALE OF A LARGE LOT OF OLD AND UNSER-
VICEABLE NAVY CANNON,

Notice hereby given that there will be sold at the
Navy Yard Brooklyn, n. Y , atpublic auction, on the
lot of old Navy Cannon.
These Cannon will be sold by the pound to tho
half the purchase money to be nsid
sale. and the remaind--E-<
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nTFICE OF FEgE Appeal. FAX COURT
" AND COMMISSIONERS FOR OPENING
STR EETS
Els.
CITY HALL:

BALTIMORE, Dee. 18th, 1865. !
The Judges of the Appeal Tax Court as Commis-
siOners for Opening Streets in the city of Baltimore
hereby give notice that they will meet on Tt Els
DAY the QGh) sixteenth day January, 1866 three
O'Clock j. NJ, at the Office of the Appeal Tax Court
City VAIL and proceed to execute the powers and
perform the duties assigned to and required of them
In regard to closing that portion of alley running
west from Republican street at distance of one
hundred and ffty-five feet north from Lexington
street, and parallel thereto, which lies between Re
publican street and point one hundred and twenty
seven feet cast from Carey strect-n accordance
with an ordinance Of the Mayor and CITY Council of
Baltimore, approved October ., 1863
INSEpII
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BALTIMORE DAILY COMMERCIAI~MONDAY. JANUARY ! 7see
AUCTION SALES.

= AFlGE SAE.E OF GOVERNMENT
- - Bu ILDlNGS AND OTHER PROPERTY AT
POINT LOOKOUT MD.
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r. II. r. WHITLEY,
Lit. Col. of Ordnance and
de3O-tJal3 BIT. Brig. Gen. L. S. Aamy,
EaUBLrC SALE OF GOVERNMENT
i PROPERTY.

Of4CE, DEPoI CoMMIssARY or SUBSISTENCE.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec -, 1865.
Will be sold at public auction on THURSDAY,
January Is, 1856, the buildings pertaining to the
GO Err NJ EN- 7 BAk cry
Al Point Lookout Md,
Consisting of the main Buildings, used as Bake
House, 30 by l2O feet.
by As feet; also, Buildings occupied as quarters for
employees, one by 80 feet and one Is by 30 feet In
the Bakery are five Ovens, containing about 10000
bricks.
This property is all nearly new. and affords rare
opportunity for purchasing Lumber and Bricks for
building purposes.
Fifteen days will DO allowed for the removal of the
above property.
Terms cash in Government funds at the time of
sale. g. BELL.
d3O- tall Major & C. s H. & A.
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TO CONTRACTORS,
ftETY COMsIEssIONER's OFFICE,

4 tEIE COMMFSSHOSERS OFFICE,
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at This
Office until THURSDAY the 18th inst, at 10 o'clock
4. NJ, for the Grading Paving and Curling Of ali
that part OF James alley between Cross and Ham
burg streets.
The Contractor or Contractors will be rcouircd to
enter, INTO Bond, with approved Security cOndi-
toned Tor the Grading. Paving and CURLING to be
executed IN strict accordance with the requirements
OF the ordinance Establishing system for Grading
Paving and Rcpavng the streets lanes and ALLEYS of
the city oil baltimore" By ordor,
ia1-eo5t to the Civ 70 Gamm M s 9ieTn
hEEsGE EGMMEsSAEY OF SgrBSEST.
Z y E1.SSI1-lN GENERAL CHARGE OF SUB
SISIENCE DEP R'lMENT IN DEPARTMENTS
Or VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA
RIcHM0&D, VA, Dec Is, 1865.
SALE OF HARD BREAD.
SEALED PROPOSALS. in duplicate. will be re-
celved at this office, daily, and opened on Wednes-
Gays ana saturdays Of each week, for all the surplus
LAhD BREAD in the State of North Carolina
stored IN depots at Newbern and Morehead city n c.
Inc Bread Is in boxes Of fifty 5O) pounds each, and
In good shipping order.
All purchases will be delivered on board of trans
ports without expense to the purchaser.
NO proposals received for less than twenty 900
boxes, one thousand Il 900 pounds.
Payment required delivery of the bread in
government funds
Proposals should be endorsed "prODosaIS fnr Uard
THOs. c. SULLIVAN,
Brevet Major and C. s., I. S. A.
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H17XTENSIVE SALE OF
AL GOVERNMENT PROPERTY

#I7XTENSEVE SALE OF
HI G0YERNMENT PROPERTY
AT FAYETTEVILLE N c.
The entire stock of the United States Arsenal TO he
sold on TIL RSDAY, January II, 1866, by EDWARD
L.. POULk, Aucuoneer, consisting of the following
articles viz:
Machinery. Boilers, ranging from Is to ~ feet
Large lot Wrought and Pig Iron.
Large Guns, Howitzers, Coumbiads 32-paunders
Grindstones, Solid Shot, Gas Pipe, and other arti-
cles too numerous to mention.
From three to five millions of Bricks Brown Stone
Se DC, the remains of the said Arsenal
By order of the Chief of Ordnance, Washington
ID. G. ]. I. LUKENS,
Lieut. and Depot Ordnance Officer,
deD-tJa7 Wilmington, n. C.
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SALE OF GOVERNMENT HORSES An

SALE OF GOVERNMENT HORSES AND
~ MULES.
DEPOT QUARTERMASTERs OFFICE.
BALTIMORE, Nd. Dec. 18th, 1865
VIII be sold at public auction, under direction of
Capt. A NJ Cumming, A. O. NJ, at Camp Newport,
Baltimore, Md, on " EDN ESDAY, January s. 1866
IS SERVICEABLE HORSES.
20 MULES.
Animals will be sold singy. Sales to commence at
10 o'clock A. NJ.
terms cash. in United States currency
~ Particular attention is invited to this lot Of
Mu :. which have been taken from the ambulance
tram ii this city, and superior to any heretofore
By order Of the Quartermaster General.
G.. W. BRADLEY.
Colonel Chief Q. NJ.
de25-tJa' Middle Military Department
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Ia tSsS III aEzszzEg1-z -
GE% %4N - ~ ts Ssa NJ.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-11

NEW METRoPoLITAN.-The popular star.
Miss Blanche DeBar, now playing at the
New Metropolitan, was compelled by Sc
we're indisposition to disappoint the. au
dience lastnight, not being able to play.
Mrs. Bella Golden, who is always equal to
any emergency, greatly modified the dis
appointment of the people by playing in
her iriimitable style that charming play,
the Daughter. of the Regiment" with
much excellent music, and assisted by the
company. The after-piece was played
with much eclat Mr.. Melville manifest
ing evident improvements his beautiful
and unique representations of statuary.
Tonight will be produced sbakespeare's
beautiful play" AS You Like 1t" with Miss
Blanche DeBar in the charming character
of Rosalind. This is one of the most pleas
ing plays that has yet been put on the
stage in this city, and was admirably
played on Tuesday night last. We expect
to see crowded house tonight. We are
pleased to learn that a number of leading
gentlemen of the city propose to tender
Miss DeBar complimentary benefit dur
ing the week. She has certainly proved
herself worthy of it, and we doubt not it
viii be liberal and brilliant affair.
LITTLE Folks AND MUsIC-MUsIc AND
LITTLE FoLKS.-Ellinger d Foote'S great
Combination, consisting of the three
smallest people in the world, and first
class musical troupe, will give a series of
their unique entertainments at Masonic
Hall, commencing Monday evening next.
See advertisement.
- 7i Notices of the Press.
The following notice is from the Balti-
more Gazette:
g In all our experience-by no means a
limited One-we have never come across
such an extraordinary and novel exhibit
ton as that of Messrs. Ellinser & Foote.
the first performance of which was given
in the spacious Hall of the Maryland In
stitute last evening. 1t is, in fact, rare
ombination, by which the curiosity of all
classes may be gratified, while the finer
feelings of our nature are pleasantly re-
freshed by strains of harmony that fall
rayishins ly upon the ear. Never before,
perhaps was a combination of so very
diminutive people thrown together. Com.
Foote and diminutive little creature
known as the Fairy ofthe West, must take
precede nce of all pretenders. These won
derful curiosities, assisted by Col. Small
and talented musical company, form a
combination which, for real merit, is ex-
celied nv none"
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u View and Grand Epoch i'm medicinel

tlx- Maggiel is the founder of a new Med
ef=MG System The quantitarians whose vast
GHxernal doAes enfeeble the stomach and
TA11yze the bowels, must give precedence
90 Ehe man who restores health ana appe-
&EaH, with from one to two or MS exLraor.
binary Pills, and cures the most virulent
GEsEes with box or so of his Wonderful ana
Mi a1ealing Salve. These two great specie
NEg mf the Doctors are fast superced1ng all
tine stereotyped nostrums of the day. Elk
axADrdfnary cures by Maggieps Pills and
fsmlTe have opened the eyes Of the public to
EEe SnefficiebSy of the $50 called remedies
.ssf others. and upon which people have so
azaag blindly depended. Maggiel's Pills are
not of the class that are swallowed by the
zMcEen and Of which every box full taken
creates an absolute necessity for another.
CINE or two of Maggiel's Pills suffices TO
szisaDe the bowels in perfect order, tone the
Momach, create an appetite, and render
%he spirits light and buoyaut! There is no
sxalping and no reaotionin the form of con-
Htpation. If the liver is affected, its func-
lions are restored; and If the nervous sys-
fasn is feeble, it is invigorated. This last
E1Ality makes the medicine very desirable
&rthe wants of delicate females. Ulcerous
and eruptive diseases are literally ex-
kE1guished by the disinfectant power of.
&&2ggiel's Salve. In fact, 1t is here an
nou1 ced that Md0giepS Bilious, Dyspeptic
Dld DidrThgd Pills cure where all others
aE1- While for Burns, Scalds, Chilblains,
Cats and all abrasions of the skin MuegiePs
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AT WoRK.-The undersigned tax
pleasure in announcing that thei
Stove Foundry, which was burne
some time since, is again in full ope
ration, and they are now ready to IL
orders promptly, for anything in tn
line of Cooking and Heating Stoves
Holloware, Tinware, &C., &c. Thei
assortment Of Stoves is equal to an
in the West. They are also sol
agents for O'Neils patent indestruct
able Copper Bottoms and Iron Clad
which are the best invention of tn
age, and we are certain that Wash ant
Coffee Boilers with these bottoms OF
them will last as long again as the ole
pattern of bottoms Call aod exam
inc for yourself before PURCHASING
elsewhere. Sample and Sale Room
No. SO Main Street, Evansville Ind
nov20-d1m. BRINKMEYER & Go.
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ANOTHER GUERRILLA OUTRAGE.-We re-
ceived from friend yesterday, some par
ticulars of another guerrilla outrage per-
petrated by three villains on the Cumber-
land river on Thursday last, some distance
above Dycusburg. A young man named
John f. Smith, q steady, inofensfve young
man, had recently removed from Parker's
Springs to Smithville, on the Cumberland,
where he had opened a store. On Thursday
morning last, while he and his brother were
in the store, three men came down the
river in skiff or canoe, and landing, en-
tered the store, when they commenced
looking at goods, but they suddenly drew
their revolvers and presented them at the
head of John Smith, and demanded his
money. He had no choice, being totally
unarmed, and SO handed over $500. They
then told him they wanted him. and took
him down to the skin, one of them threat
ening to kill him, but the others inter-
ceeding for him. They dropped down the
river to an island in the river, upon which
they landed Smith and proceeded on their
voyage. Smith managed somehow TO get
TO shore, and gathering some friends. pro-
ceeded to Dycusburg in pursuit. When
near that place, he with two friends were
on one side OF the river, and otner Irlenos
were ON the opposite shore.
Smith and his friends built fire on
shore, which they had scarcely done, when
the three scoundrels came down the river,
and, landing, came up to the fire; Smith
and his friends retiring into the brush, out
of sight. After warming themselves de.
liberately, the villains again betook them
selves to the boat, and, when in the middle
ofthe river, they were fired upon, without
effect, by Smith and his friends. The rob-
bers returned the fire, and proceeded on
their way down the river. The same
scoundrels were at Rockcastle just at day
light, and entered store, no doubt, with
the design of robbing it or its owner. but,
finding q number of persons there, con-
cluded that discretion was the better part
of valor, made a few purchases and re-
turned. Kentucky is full OF such outlaws
and knaves, and it is a great pity she can
not be relieved of the whole brood. Smith
bought large bill of goods of our friends
Ragon & Dickey, a few weeks ago, and is
represented as an honest and worthy man.
His loss is peculiarly unfortunate at this
time, when money is so tight.
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&
CONSUMPTION. - Notwithstanding
the many articles advertised to- cure
Consumption, we do not believe, when
seated too long, it can be cured. But
we do know of hundreds of cases
where persons were supposed to be
suffering under that fatal disease, who
have become perfectly well and ro-
bust from the use of Speer's Port
Grape Wine. Many times people for
years waste and at last die from dis
eases of the kidneys or glands, when
they were supposed to have and were
treated for, Consumption. A long
continued affection of the kidneys,
however may eventually result in
Consumption. Speer's wine, used
alone, or taken with fresh raw egg,
or new milk, daily, has been found to
be an excellent remedy, and has the
reputation of rendering a perfect cure
for Consumption Medical Times.
The wine certainly contains valua-
BILE properties; let our physicians and
invalids try it. To be had of HI. T.
Ferris & Co. Dec11-dw1t.