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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-11-07

WILL you be good enoush to answer
mo the plain question:" was the remark
of a quiet Republcon 10 doamatC law.
ger, (who, after having helped the rebels
to overthrow the Constitution, now helps
them to overthrow the Republican party
by claiming heir former rights under lie
Constitution, Had The men who framed
the Constitution Of The UuitOh States the
slightest idea that our country would ever
become the theatre OF such a civil war as
that which closed in 1861" "Uudoubt-
eddy not" was tho unsuspicious reply.
"Well, than, how could the Constitution
created almost in contempt Of such con.
lingeucy, be pleaded either TO stop recon
strucliOn, or, worse than oil, to assist its
defeated assaiIdu,.? We Republicans
follow the spirit and letter Of the Consri
tuition just SO far as they were intended ig
apply by the authors ofIhat instrument;
and when we cease to Gnd 10 il the re-
medy Of evils never contemplated by
them we rocur 10 the declaration OF hide.
pcDdence, the original source of all po-
ltica power in this country, and there
dnd exrcrly the weapons necessary 10
protect the public libr les.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-11-07

A shooting ARRAY occurred 10 San
Francisco, recently. between two fami-
named Coats AID Frost, Five of the
Coais family were killed and three dam
gcrously wounded, One Of the Frost
family was killed and three dangerously
wounded.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-11-07

Anybody who wants to see Copper
headism in all its make deformity should
s,uiy it 10 Tile Old Guard. a monthly
publication which ifno, the most promi-
nsn,, is at al events tia most outspoken
organ of the party, The last number
has a parallel between Abraham Lincoln
aud Jeff Davis. from which this is spec
linen,
"Abrahan Lincoln was, without donb,
the most fatal man that ever lived upon
this earth, and in four brief years dill
more evil To mankind rhNn The worst man
that eyerliyed accomplished in lifetime
The cause he led is the most unnatural,
impious, ami sinful that has ever afflicted
the world and the means OF its accom-
plishmcnt the pileS'. and most dishonest
and dcuiiiA thai crer degraded our race
ar stained The earth since time began, On
the contrary, the real (though not assum.
ed) cause led by Jefferson Davis is the
nobIcst, most bcnefcent, true. and glori.
ogs cause that men ever battled for on
this earth, anil the means employed were
the grandes!. most Christian, and chival.
rouS ever Witnessed in tho wold's hisio-
y'
How csp a party which holds these
principles appeal for the support Of the
soldiers OHd sailors who fought for the
cause which Abraham Lincoln led?
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-11-07

Con- Sheridan had an enthusiastic rO-
cep'jqn 10 Albany the other day. In bis
spegcb he said: "To my old comrades |
may say that for the la,t rlw years We
have been making history, and hope
,ha, history will be good history and they
will not have recorded iQil hat REBEL
jou is honorable"
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Dissolution,

'THE co,pOrlncrship heretofore existing bo-
L tween H. Young ard Boyd Williams, mn,
der the style and namo Of Young h Williams,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The
business will DO settled under the Arm mama
r. YOUNG,
Oct l0-dL BOYD WILLIAMS.
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THz HARRIsoS County Coin ASH
SILVER MlNlNq CoNpASy.-Tbe above
named company nov has every pros.
pect of success. There have ben four
assays Of the melal which have produced
gold in amounts OF from SO to $50 per
ton. Tho company is now chartered,
and io few days will be ready to sell a
few hundred shares ofstOCk, at ten dol.
lars per share.
This gold mine is no humbug, and in.
vOsIueuts in il will doubtless be proiia-
Die. Tha citizens of Harrison county
should feel an interest in the matter, and
take sock literally and dOVcIope the
Gold Mines of our country. Should the
mines prove rich, which they doubtless
will do. from the surface Indications,
they will prove vast source Of wealth
to our county. Old California miners
have examined them, and speak in the
most encouraging manner Of the pros.
pect. We should not be at all surpris.
ed were Harrison county to prove an
EliondO. = telegraph.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-11-07

There will be thiny.ninO Republicans
and eight Democrats in the ncyt Iowa
Senate and sovcnly-sOvcn Republican Il
seventeen Democrats. and seven Inde-
pcndeu,S, in the House. Ninety Eve
counties give Republican majority of
27,353.
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t1O0 FOR TEN CENTS.

Only few more subscribers are required 10
insure ihesPeedy issue.Sf the Great illustrated
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-11-07
SHERMAN AND GRANT.

There is no longer any doubt whOt-
ever that the President wanted Gen.
Sherman Tor the Wer Department; and
that Sherman was found utterly unwill.
ing to take any position that would place
him in anIogonism to Grant, and would
only do SO under positive order from
the President. Sherman's visit has
shown Mr.. Johnson plainly that the
Lieulenon, General would probably be
OF as little use to him in aaY event as
GRAFT. 1t is also reported, iu official cir
Giles, that Sherman went SO far as 10 ex.
press himself stroul ly against Secretary
Stan;on's' suspension. sberman's own
friends declare that he could not be in
duced. by any consideration, TO run
against Grant, il the Republicans should
nominate the latter
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John F. Raker, defendant.

Tho object of ths'suit is to recover the sum
Of SlGO the debt ~ tho declaration mentioned,
and tosubjcct the property attached TO the pay
ment of sud debt;
And It appearing by affidavit filed that the
defendant, John f. Baker. is not q resident OF
the State of West Virginia, it is, therefore or,
dorad that the said John F, Baker, DO appear
here within one month after due publication Of
This order and dowhat is necessary to protect
his interests In the premises.
TeSte:
nov 7-iw, W " HARPER, CT rk.
polsloy & Son counsel,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-11-07

Judge KeoIon diod Of 81, GlairsVille,
Ohio, d fow days ago. '"
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ton.
The PRESS will be an embodiment of tbs
spirit Of The age.
Each department will sparkle with the 90.
MUS of the most eminent writers Of the daya
An original
SERIAL STORY
of the most brilliant character will be com.
menced in the first numbeP.
THE ILLUSTRATIONS
will beentirely original and of the most Mt.
Factive style and nature
The great expense and labor involved in tbis
enter rise render 1t necessary that we should
start with m
ENORMOUS CIRCULATION.
In order to do this, we shall do as follows.
$4,000 in sums of $780, will be distributed
through the first edition. Toevery given mum.
bor of papers 500 will be allotted. Every
copy Of the PRESS will be enclosed in n stoy.
wrapper, so that the papers containing tbo
greenbaCkS will not be known by their exter.
nal appearance, and all purchasers will have
an equal chance for the money and gills.
Besides the 500 BILLS, orders win ho en-.
closed in certuin copies of the edition for The
following >" '"'
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WEEKLY PRESS,

which in size and appearance will resemble
HARPER'S WEEKLY,
but i'll value will far transcend that publica.
ton.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-26
".

Having failed in my late attempt to
separate my interest from that of my
present pupils, [ think it proper to
State publicly that Evansville now
shall be my home until | shall enter
the Spirit World. And since many
of my friends and patrons express
freely the opinion Of my being an
excellent teacher for beginners" ION
the piano), I think il useful to define
my professional position more dis
tinctly. d.a ~ slA
). Ar excellent teacher for beginners
on the piano must necessarily be a
superior teacher to the very end of
all teaching; and this logical acme
cannot be controverted. But if / do
prefer beginners to those students
who have been I" taking lessons for
a number OF years, and =" want fn-
fishing off, when they are strangers to
The very elements Of high attain
ments in executing; when they can
not even run a scale of C-major, and
are unwilling to submit to system-I
say, to such pupils | must prefer be-
ginners; and it is a right easy and
pleasant task to raise a palace after
having built a solid foundation. |
am able and willing to instruct any
pupil who is approachable by system,
and whv will practice ! ngood earnest;
but, my duties being my only pleasure
in this my time of life, l do avoid
pupils who resist their own interest
by resisting my desire to serve them
faithfully: aeGtf1o3G.aF SCHULTZ,
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NOTICES.
Give Nature q Lift.

People expect too much of Nature. They
EraIeswith their health and their consttu-
Ions, and then are surprised that they
s%The pressure of constant mental o-fbod4-
" labor, 4upon the animal. powers is ire
A2s< 1nendouS.f Very fewtSysaerns afic cofstltu-
ATOMS can bear upagainst this pressure IN
@ssisted-F add TO thisst the unhealthy
ences which Turk unseen. In the AR we
hp7zthe, the water weidrink, the lassirude
produces at this season soy the change
!. HpoIn the rigor OF Winter to the warmth of
Sprinr. and it would seem to require al
nsos.superhumsa vigor 20 keep in perfect
health Without reinforcing the physical
al energies A4} A.A 34tLzGA. 80
Sat how enforce thems Certainlynet
with aduiterAtea stifnnlantS. There iS-n0
aoison in the outer aiy, or IL, tLe atraos-
Dhere of characteristic rooms, or work
shops, or factor!es.so pernicfous as those
deadly burning fluids. 5hAi
Why use themsawhen eHOSTETTERfS
4BITEEs2S, aGyegetable tonic
~ Nothing has ever been o. ered to the feeble
and debilitated so m inSitst nature,
80 powerful in its invigorating effects. as
this celebrated AND Air
- 1at
$50 In the army andsthe new settle
Dents, and in crowded cities, by old and
Tennga rich and poor. II IS used as q PRO-
= IECTTVE and RESTORATIVE MEDf-
ElNE, with most gratifying results.
-DlYgssawqsE
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MERcHANr .TArLoRINa.-H.I & B

MERCHANT TAILoRIEG.--H.i& B.
Altering, 80 Main Street, have just
bought from the cmpoFiums Of the
East a large, beautiful and varied
stock of fine and geasohable Spring
and Summer Cloths, Cassimeres and
Vestings,, to which the attention Of
gentlemen is called. Having one of
the best cutters in the Southwest in
their employ, they guarantee 10 fur
nish the best fits, and give the fullest
satisfaction. Their long experience
in the business warrants them in say
ing that they can please all who leave
their orders for either single garments
or complete outfits. [apl2tf.
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The EVANSVILLE ORCHESTRA

LIE LILLE
We are glad to learn that this new
musical organization is rapidly increas-
ing in numbers, and promises soon to
become one of the leading musical
organizations Of the city. The design
is to have it made up Of the choicest
musical talent ofthe city, those who
shall beable. after proper rehearsal
and training. to offer to the citizens Of
Evansville a musical entertainment
equal to any that il, ever giYen on
this broad continent. Success, say we,
to the new e~Bterprize.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-26

naS~ The only complete stock of
Boots aud Shoes in the State is kept
at 60 Main Street, where can be found
the most elegant stock of Shoes ever
collected under one roof. There is
no house in the country where there
is shown more. or better styles, or
more stylish and we'll finished work.
We have all the new styles of But
ton Boots for ladies. Misses, and chill
dren. A9Eke tics in all -colors. Red,
blue, bronze, 9nd ~hitc, Slippers, in
every style.
Caters Of the at.beautifui shape,
and. at our usual Tow prices. gHf
1t seems hardly possible that any
one will pass such astcck Of good,
handsome and serviceable goods, and
hunt ont piaees where no one can
possibly A9e veil as at 90 Main
street. ~ 5000 Is n86sl -.
wcutG most respectfully urge eve
ny oncIthat tcaa' do So TO buy their
Shoes on some other day than Satur-i
day. 1t is nut possible for uskto wait
upon all that come on that day; and
many are obliged to go where there'is
no crowd .ard few goods to attract
one. 2l-2t 81 .91assJ.S. RIcKER.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-26

The WEATHER AND STREETS
The weather yesterday was delight
full, though quite cool early in the
morning and at night. There was,
however. we believe, no frost. The
day was clear, the air balmy, and the
consequence was that the streets, or
sidewalks rather, were thronged all
day with the most beautiful ladies',
dressed generally with admirable
taste. We are happy to note that the
long trails. that drag all the filth off
the ptavemcnts with them. are rapidly
giving place to the neat dresses Of
reasonable length, that keep out of
the dirt, and just serve to show the
prettiest foot in the world, and that
the horrid' filters are giving place to
skirts of reasonable circumference.
The love of hannnts- that appear on
the streets, are also very comedy and
becoming. We rejoice in these ext
dences of returning reason to this
fairest portion Of God's creation. isSl
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-26

nS~ bad breath is often. one of the
attendants of a disordered stomach,
and may be speedily obviated by the
use Of Co.'s DYSPEPSIA CURE. BY
removing the cause, the effect is re-
moved. Our Druggists all sell it.
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81 DISTRESSING BEREAVEMENT. On

a. DISTRESSING BEREAVEMENT On
Wednesday night a most painful af-
fair transpired in Vincennes. A poor
family, consisting Of a mar, his wife,
and two children, were compelled, fer
want of better accommodations, to
sleep all in one bed. At II o'clock
thc-mothcr awake and gave her infant
'nodri dmcnt. AT 2o'clock she aw oke
sagain and diftipg alies pfaata dis
.%eoYssEEet at io BwapgaadB having
doubtless becn snothered to ddath
between it EAareo The aqga;sh Of
fhe MpfaeHS Msy gnagiae4 but con
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can aHord to FedNee prices.

OPP RsLLoWs' CELEBRArIoH.-
The Anniversary celebration BY the
Odd Fellows of the Gifts and visiting
brethrea from neighbagiag towns,
promises 70 Be q ncss Brilliant par
geant. and will 20 doubt attract a
large crowd. The address 81 Rev. 3.
+. Rawl;ls. will be delivered at
TrinityM f.: Church, corner of Third
and Chestnut Streets. between Ii and
sl2 O'clock. and the public general
ly-are Invited to- attend--Ths-addres
will, we doubt not, be one Of unusual
cloquence and ability, and all will be
Interested who hear it. Magnificent
masiclwiil be furnished by the Ores
cent City SILVER Band, en- the street
and in the Church. For the benefit
of the Order and persons desiring to
witness the pageant, .aweorepublish
the line of procession and order of
exercises. ~
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-26
Bachelors Hair DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the
Eorid. The only true and perfect Dye.
Harmless, Reliable, Instantaneous. No
aEsappointment. ssNo ridiculous tints.
Natural Black or Brown. Remedies the i'll
f3ects of Bods Dyes. Invigorates the hair,
leaving it soft and beautiful. Tue genu-
me Is signed WluiGap a. Bachelor. All 9TH
srs are mere ainaftations, and hou be
avoided. Sold by all Druggists and Per-
~zuzzaers. Factory 81 Barclay Street, New
AZ BEWARE OF ACOUNvERFExr.
dec. lily. MO-
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par IF you are in need of a stock
of liquors, our advice would be for
you to go to Hodge, Carr ~ Co.'s, cor
ner Water and Sycamore Streets, and
buy them cheaper, better, and more
of IT,, IN for less money than any
other house will or can afford them.
All liquors warranted as represented.
lang If arF
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r~oLevEs or 8osHETs. lit lis not
strange that Mrs. Baum's Bazaar of
Fashion is daily thronged with the
most elegant ladies of the city and
surrounding country, aud from neigh
boring cities and towns. IT. Is uni
versaAy~ conceded that her assortment
of Boanets is nowhere surpassed.
She has the most perfect loves of
bonnets' ever designed. Cali and see.
arg div
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-26

Ice CREAM, &c.-Adank & Christ,
at their Saloon on Second Street, be-
tween Main and Locust, have opened
for the season, and are prepared to
furnish parties with Ice Cream, Lem
on Ices or anything else in their line
at short notice. Their, well known
reputation will be, a suficientguaran-
ties. of a large custom. an Ice Cream fur
nished at 81 rs per gallon ap22-1w.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

BrA the mammoth store OF
-Schapker, Bussing & Coils the best
place to get Dry Goods. Millinery and
Fancy Goods. They sell at one
price" as cheap as the cheapest, and
warrant everything as represented. Z
ap26-3t. o
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g3sY8ds 8
The Franklin Brick Machine,

lastiy celebrated for perfect simplicity,
great strength, and immense COMPRISING
gower IS. GUARANrEED,. with eight men
mnd make 5000 TO $500 elegant bricks per
ACur. j. H. RENICK, Proprietor,
No. II Broadway, New York, loom %.
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FULL PARTICULARS. = From Mr..
Hargrave, who arrived by the accom-
mediation train last night, we have
particulars Of the fire in the Jail at
Princeton. There was but three
prisoners ia confnement-a negro,
who had been sentenced to the peni-
Tertiary a white man and a boy. The
boy was not in the Jail proper. or at
least not In a cell. About 3 O'Clock
Yesterday morning he discovered fire
10 the cell occupied By the negro, and
gave the alarm. The citizens turned
out, aud with buckets of water saved
the main building. The Ecell was
burned out, Il is supposed that the
negro set it on fire in the hope thatin
the confusion that would ensue he
would be able to escape. All the
prisoners were secured. III ~
Mr.. Alexander Mills, a citizen, fell
from the top of the Jail building, and
was very seriously injured. 1t was
reported that both his arms were
broken. The negro was started to
the penitentiary yesterday morning.
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For Is DAYS ONLY.-I will offer a
large and attractive stock Of Fancy
Goods and Notions at private sale at
Curnick Bros late stand, Is Main
Street for fifteen days only. Great in
ducements will be offered to all cash
buyers. The goods will be sold at
one-hof the regular prices; and town
and country merchants viii consult
their ~iutercst by giving me a call.
22-1w H. G. GwATHMEY.
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TIE PADUcAH HERALp.-Mr. Jas.
w. Twyman. of the PadacahsH Herald,
called upon us last evening, being on
his way home from the East. He
proposes to call upon our merchants
to-day, in order to afford them an OPP
portunity of making their business
known to the people Of Southwestern
Kentucky through the medium of the
Herald. We bespcak for himla favor
able reception. .atsasa 81.
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RECORDERS CegRpTnThe Recorder
bad 'ba one easeato dispose of yester=
ldaY.E QtFEed. 5eaberingaon the 18th.
undertook 60 exhibit the aexpertness
OF MS apTSea o. Main Street to the
admA Of the multitude The.
poiicearle NJ . not believing the, streets.
of tas .oit8laproper place for 4 horse
show gobb!cd him, and Nelsontfned
him IS. with s. 25 costs.
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CRops IN GIBsoN.-Wc learn from
gentlemen from Gibson Couaty that
the wheatcropss in that county look
remarkably we'll. except on corn land.
which IS rather sickly. The prospects
for u large. crop OF apples are excel
lent. and the peach prospects are
rather fair. except on low grounds,
The farmers are actively al nwork put
tingin their Spring crops, They have
mostly finished sowing oats and the
corn grounds arc pretty generally
broken oiup.'ss The planting will be,
large. tol haisio III .Es
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MILLINERY.--It is an acknowledged
fact amongstthe ladies that Mrs.
Wagley manufactures the neatest and
tastiest BONNETs and HATS. and keeps.
the faest stock of MILLINERY GOODS
to be found In the city. She also
supplies the wholesale trade at her
store. No. s Second Street, between
Main aud Locust Streets
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-26

Lee CRgAM-H. HERMAN has
opened his Ice Cream Saloon and is
nov readyltol serve up Ice Crenm at
his iContectionary and Ice Cream
Saloon in the best style at A. Main
Street. Not open on Sunday. rs Wv.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-26

SWEET PorAro PLANrs=Wethave
made arrangements for a large amount
of Sweet Potato Plants. and will be
ready in a few days to fill orders in
large or small quantities.
n. PARSONS. ScOXILLE e Go.
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TAKE NoTIcE.-If you want 20 get
your furniture repaired and varnisl,ed
in good style, call on Gates & Geiger,
No. % Locust Street, between First
and Second. They know how TO do
it. au22 st.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-26

BEFORE JUSTICE mSrINsoS. = On
"Wednesday night a man went aboard
q Virginia alta latszheuf on the plea
mat ne was seeking employment. The
y Waterman, deeming the hour un-
seasonable, ordered him of the boat
and his orders notbe;Eg nbeged with
the promptness he desired-arafAasan
remarks easued and the SesuIn vas
that the wachnan teA apch the other
and beat him severely. For this Bit
of esoser1doing u = the waschman was
takeE before Justice 'Stinson, who
lifted him for s. fine and - 80 costs.
There is no doubt the gwatehman
t~sanscendsd his dutgaMhieGaHas only
to expel him from the boat.
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FInEI FIRE.l-lO,0O0 pounds of
hams. shoulders and sides--damaged
by fire. good for presentuse--fsr sale
at half price. Call immediately at
the Eureka Bazaarq o75hMain Street.
b apo 6t. BToFgEV TcKBRY Bios.
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ExpoRrsAWe a0tice, almost

ExpoR1s+We notice, almost daily
- r-e~La Of cast- n IS -porta1
blelenginess dressed isto ne, horse coIz
lars, bfoehfs,T barrels, and a great
varieetys Of Other articles ma manufactured
inNthis-oityAt her-placesF-Fha is
the waHtoEmSke aSpEosnefous city.
Foster manufacturers.
S&g&f vS-@ Az
JAIL BURNED.-Just as the bob
I.Til1 was leaving Princeton. yester-
day morning, some one called out
to the Express Messenger, They
burned fhe Jail here this morning.
Mr. Hilladidanot learn any partieur.
lars, vs. will probably learn some--.
thing from passengers BY the mail
train. -
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|. RELIEF FuND.-The following

The RELIEF FUND.-The following
is a statement of the collections made
for the suffering people of the South,
so far as returns have been made.
These do not include all the donations
Of provisions and goods, being prin-
o,r.l1r a,eI. aAi ~