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BEAUTY!
Auburm. Golden. Finxen and
SilLem l'urlS.

PRODUCED by the use ofProf DE BREt n
FRISER LIE CHENEtN. One appl"a.
tion warranted to curl the most straight ana
stubborn hair of either sex into wavy ringl.tN
or heavy massive curls. Has been used by til"
fashinnahlcs of Paris and London, with the
most gratifying results. Does II" injury t" The
hair. Price by mail. sealed and postpaid 81
Descriptive Circulars mailed free Address
BERGER, SHUTS 4 Co, Chemists No -
River ST. Troy. y. Y. sole Agents for the
United states.
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4ew Adrertisemtuts.
AGENTS WANTED FOB
q ENERAl L. C.. BAKERS
HISTORY OF fHE SECRET SERVICE.

This work was announced more than a year
ago, but owing to the attempts of the Govern
ed Ii will now be issued, UNALTERED and
UNABRIDGED, UNDER the SUPERVISION
ofGENL BAKER, whose marvellous nara.
tives are all attested by the highest official au-
thority.
The MORALS of the National Capital are
THOROUGHLY VENTILATED and there
are some STRANGE REVELATIONS concern
ing HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS, Members
of Cong 50, Female Pardon BRO.
kers. and distinguished military characters
send for Circulars and see our terms. and n
full description of the work Address JONES
BROTHERS x CO, Philadelphia, Pa.
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EPHR1IM y. STETENS' WILL.
TATE OF We R NJ q n Il

~ BRADFORD DISTRICT, IS.
At a Probate Court holden at Probate Office
in Fairlee within and for said District, on tho
18th day of June, A. d., 1867.
An instrument. purporting to he the last
will and testament of Eph. Is. Stevens, late of
Ncwbury. in said district, deceased, being pre-
sented to the court here by j. +. Stevens, ESD,
the executor therein named for Probate; it is
ordered by said court, that all persons con
cerned therein, he notified to appear ut SOS
sion of said court, to be held at Probate Office.
in Falrlcc, on the 10th day of July a. d.
1867, and show cause, if any they may have.
against the probate of said will; for which pur'
pose it is further ordered, that n copy Of tis
record of this order be published three weeks
successfully, in the National Opinion, printed
at Bradford. Vt, previous to said time Ap-
pointed for hearing.
4 true copy of record. aw3
Attest, A. Il. GILMORE, Judge.
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There cometh glad tidings ofjoy to all,
To young and to old to great and to small;
The beauty which once was so precious an,
rare,
Is free for all, and all may be fair,
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DIED.

In Topsham, July 3 of dropsy, Mrs. Name,
Wright. aged II years.
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A FULL. STOCK OF
Scythes, Forks, Hay and Hand
kakes, Shovels, Hoes, Iron Bars'
Wool Irvine, Sheep Shears, put
ter Tubs, and best Dairy SAT-,
A tho lowest market prices, hy,cuApn
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C0lIQN'S SELECT ElAYQRS

AF the Choicest Fruits and Spices strict.
" ~ Pure, Of DELICIOUS FLAvoRs and
CSHivALI.ED SrKESoTH. Introduced in 1860
References lS65-6. Governors from all n. T..
States Professors, Literary and Business Men,
Hotel ProprietOrs, and Dealers in Choice Fla
vors They treble their sales with these.
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NOTICE.


The following described shares ii the capital
stock Of the Corinth Copper Company, stand.
ing In the names of the following parties viii
he sold ut Public Auction for the payment 81
nesday, July 18th. 1867, at the office q the
Clrk of the Co, at the store Of Darling Evans
In East Corinth Vt -,
\. g. Allen, 100 shares, Nos. Is9 TO 80, a
Campbell, $50 shares Nos. Grsy to 5bos, Z. Ely
aiC,I shares Nos. 2isp 20 2sss-J6s9 70 3Ses--
IAN 10 5636-g962 10 lyE6. H. French. US
shares, Nos dg2 to ZIG, w. II. Very, t.p shares,
Nos iJi2 10 ,sti-lsl75 to 1854, j. A. Lee ~
shares, Nos 7i:s to 7i6!, ", \ n.rsha,,' ~
shsrcs MO- 10 6pi, W. u. Msrstcs, Wy SHARE
Nos. ssso to 3sss--lesas 10 IySs4. y Hevssas'
no shares, Nos. 1879 10 lsl7s 9 y. n s,~.
100 sbsrrs, Eos isr:s 70 lysSs a. gn :" sei' A.
W.,hhcw.' so n res. Noe. lsiys!o lsNA
Hs'"''"'' VA CLEVELAND, T'sscser'
West Ysiries, VI, Snns ~, ''c'
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There's not City, Town or Village IN tue
United States where rARRANr's EfttnvEschNf
Srirzln Arr.RilSI IL M household medicine,
From every point of III" compass, every man
brings Testimonials Of its marvellous .ihca'y w
dyspepsia, nervous debility, liver complaints
and constipation. .,. sun,ps
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kODMAN, FISK l. CO.,
B A n X + RS
AND DELERS IN
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
No 1S NASSAI- Sr "

No. Is, NASSAU ST., n. y,
Iiny aud sell ut market rates Six per cent
Bonds of 1881 FiveTwenty Bonds, all issues
Ten-Fortv Bonds; Seven-Thirtv Noics. all Sc
rics j; Compound Interest Notes, and Gold and
Silver Coin.
Convert all series of 40 Notes into the New
Consolidated 80 Bonds at best market rates
Execute orders for purchase and sale of all
miscellaneous securities
Receive Deposits and allow 5 p"r cent Inter
est on balances, subject to ch,o u at sight
Make collections on all accessible points.
All issues of Government Securities credited
OF RENTED for, on receipt. at market rates,
Free of all commission charges. X. i. Il co.
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DEA1HTo PlN.WORMS

nR. GOuLDS rIN-WORM SlRuPis the
IL only remedy for these most trouhlson
and dangerous Of all worms that iniest the hut
man system. II Is also the most enectuni yer
ming. for all other kinds worms IN children.
Purely vegetable safe and certain, yn'u'
able cathnriic. and beneficial Ia health, War
rsntrd to cure. Price - cents q. &. GOOD
WIN \ co, Boston and all Druggists.
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Eighth Quarterly Statement
or THE
NATIONAL BANK OF NEWBURY,

WELLS RIVER, VT, July 7, IoO'.
IIESOli RCES.
Notes and Bills Discounted, s'2I,t," y"
Ind, e,licss oi Directors, Los VI
Ovcrdrafts, 5io ~
Real Estate, i'uW 40
Expenses aud taxes paid, $50 4o
Cash Items, Checks, &c. LII w
Due from other National Banks, lJ,93' 90
L. =. 6s of 81 with Treasr. to secure,
Circulation. lSloo0
L. s. Bonds on hand, JlM
National and State bank bills oU
Fractional Cy. and Legal Tender is3o9 30
Compound Interest notes, l?,to
Srccic ON hand and IN New York ,j2i 81
due from L. :. DIV
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Drive. away that cough. byusing pcty-
Mandrake B.ttsrs,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. el.

Contractors and others should used. Is. James
dark colorc,i Roscudale Cement. superior
article for cistcriis mason work, etc. Address
j. H. James ~ Cedar St, ".
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AlLR'S CNInAEIIC PILLS

4 RE the most perfect purga
n tive We are able reproduce
/au,l, a. we think, has ever yet
been made by any body. Their
.nunA- hnNn a lnnlnnl- 4 shnAn
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LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock paid in, $iD,W~
National Circulation, lW,"l2
Stat. j,Ds 80
Uenosits payajl. in Gold 9,1IS ~
Currency, 45.22i A.
Discount, 100 ~
Exchanges. J,,'SJ ~
Interest received and due from L. 5. ABB W
Profit and Loss, ~ ~
~, s,6 -
GEO IESIlE Ga4hi.s.
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has signified his intention of insti-
tuting strict inquiry into every case
where the officials are charged with
improper treatment. So marked a
change from the conduct Of former
governors must necessarily produce
considerable feeling on the part of
those who have been accustomed tC
regard the black inhabitants of ia
malca as having no rights which
white mep were bound to re spect
The result of Gov. Grants course
thus far Is that the large planters
are doing all in their power to EN-
barrass the Executive, while thu
negroes support him and are doing
their best to make his adminlstra
ton successful. Additional taxes
have been levied to get the treasur,
IT the island into q healthy condl
ton, after the abuses ofGov. Eyre
administration, and the negroes mr.
paying these taxes and are general
" giving evidence that they appre
c,ate an administration which !
based on the common principles @
Justice. Such o course as Go,
Grant il taking is new and move
for Jamaica, and he certainly d,
serves much credit Tor the NOR.
courage he has shown In endeavol
ing to correct the abuses that hay
long characterized the govcrnmel
OF that island.
TRIPLETs.-Mrs. O. G. Huntley
Whiting, Vt, gave birth to thru
children n few days since. The
are oil boys and doing finely,
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SOMETHING ABOUT D!AnosDs.-All the diamonds
found in Brazil were thrown away until q Portu-
gusse merchant, who was visiting the gold wash
ing, unexpectedly found q diamond OF immense
value among the heaps Of gravel and sand thrown
aside. Keeping his COUNSEL he continued his
search for g week, and found enough to bring him
four million dollars when he got home. Fearing
to return, he sent his brother back, who was
equally successful, but being suspected OF some,
mission, gave up his booty, and was taken to Por-
tuga1, where he was liberated by the King. The
whole district was now ordered to be rowashed for
diamonds. It yielded from fourteen to- twenty
Thousand ounces per annum, at least fonr-tifths =
which were inferior quality, and used -. !, ol
arts before stated. From twe-:.-cc-. sllly IN tie
sixty thousand hands ha--&:..4 10y thousand 10
many years ago sn--,e been employed. NOT
ing the --..s-S.de French chemists, in analyz-
--s. .5S, ..,;;mpa1ying minerals, found what are
-.naa1 black diamonds, now known to be uneTys-
fsI;asd carbon but so nearly purC that it is yalua
BE ohss Of other s, stones sad sells fIy
fhoneht to be nothing but iron ore or schorl That
discovery has led to the washing OF the ground
over third time, which proves to be very profit
able, as it IL abundant.
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AnEapEEN TIE GREATEST ENyEIopE-ltAKINa CITY
Ennlisll journal

AnrnpEEN THE GREATEST ENvELoPE-MAKINa CRY
m THE WoR1D.-vA writer in an English journal,
describing the manufactures OF Aberdeen, ,.seys:
..The Aberdenians would seem to be scarcely less
celebrated for the manufacture Of paper than they
ara Tor granite ships and combs. Few might be
inoliaed to believe that one million OF superhne
ENVELOPES are made daily in this remote region Of
the kir ajom. But in addition to this, one firm
manufactures fifty tons Of writing paper week:
AZ their mills at Stoneywood, in the vicinity OF
Aberdeen, and at the Union Works the envelope
department), in the city itself, the, give employ
ment to somewhere about two thousand persons,
and ss far as regards envelopes, the great proper
t;on of which ore folded and stamped by machine
~ the Prizes are believed to be the greatest
1n3oaakare of the present day. They con6ne them
eeIrss to the production Of note-paper, envelopes
snd cards. The business was commenced by the
eu eMsundfather Of the present partners in the year
ff5s5. The manufacture Of gray, brown and tea
naner Ia carried on at Wateston and Muggemoss,
20 mills q few miles north OF Aberdeen bslong.
IN n Arm who turn out eghty-si1 thousand
tas,. ~ na,er weekly and fifteen Thousand tons OF
tsocers paper bags for which latter they have
SSasch;ne Snuh; capable OF doing the work OF twenty
t1nnaan in aiY given time. They employ altogetl-
mo1em ahn,t two Hundred and fifty hands. Tho CT,
fsnt Of the Aberdeen paper trade may be gathered
tro,n The fact that there ere five paper mills within
Httaan miles OF the city, whereat no fewer than
4-ro Thousand five hundred persons md employ
~nanf y
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLES sToN=.
Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Quaker City, West, New York-left Sunday,
e7th inst Mdze. TO Raycnel l. Co. J f Adger l. Co, G
Averill Son, Alexander Levy, J Aiken g. Co. al.
bee g. Warren, Adams, Frost l. Co, A 81 Abraharns l.
Sons, r NJ BRISTOL Brown l. Hyor, Bollnann Bros, q
Bschof & Co. Bissell 4; Co. c Braho Co, Bever-
son, Batos L Co, Bennett & Co, Burkett Co
malt II Cobia l. Co, Cordcs, j Cook w Darlington
l. Co. Cornus G D Carr 4 Co. g " Clark Co. J Catl-
well Son, Campsen 4 Co. Craig, Tuomey l. Co, " H
Chafee II DAILY, J Dawson & Co, Dowie l. Moise ] 4 F
Dawson, NJ Drnke, B Duval Express Companies, A X
Eckel Co, q Eisenbach, Egan, Ebaugh Mallonee,
Fleming Il Co, L Falk & Co, Ferguson & Holmes,
Graver, Gordts Co, aramann L Schwacke, Good
rich, Wtneman s Go, Graveley, Gurney. Goudkop 4
nosk. Hurt Co. Hustle, Calhoun L Co. G r Holmes. j
" Harrisson. Hunt Brcs, J Hillen, Horscy, Jen.
nings Thomlinson & co, D jacob. Johnston. Crews
Co, 1lling Jelords 4 Co, Khnck, Wickenberg Co.
Katie L CO. F Kressel " Kinsnan, A LANCER. q Lin
stedt E Lewith L Lorents D Lopez Son, II Nc
Dowell, Moore. hIantouo Co. 8 Marshall. Murphy.
Meichera i Muller, Macullar, Williams Pnrker, Mehr
tens + Wohltmann, MoComb co, Marzyck, q
Noufler, O'Neill, J O'NeI & Son, C Panknin,
Pennnl, Purcell r r Agent, Rhett, Jr, Reils, J
Robson, c Ring J Russell, Ronneker &; Glover, "
Rock, Ruvenel & Barnwel, Rodgers 4 Co. Read
& CO. shackelford & Fraser G W stefens Il Co, Stem
house & Co. " Smith, Shepherd Cohen, Stacklcy,
" A Skrinc, E Sloan, stou Webb l. Co, seigling,
J. Schuell & Co o Teideman, " Trim, Thompson <
Bro, " G Trott, Taylor Il Co. Uferhardt Campsen
n Commssnry J Won Holon, Werner e. Ducker Willis
4. Chisom, w Whilden j Walker, J R Witberger, W
= White. q ~ williams 4 Co. S Yeadon, Geraghty, S
q Courtenay, q Noise Van Epps Topper, and Order
Steamer Dictator Coxeter, Palatka via jacksonville,
Fer1undna and Savannah, 208 bales 8 Cotton,
haies Hides bales Wool 20 empty kegs To Aiken
4 Co Cohen, Hanckc & Co. Thompson & Bro E Wiss
CO. G II Ingruham Willis 4 Chisolm Hunt Bros,
Pringe, Adams, Frost 4 Go, W Lawton, Ensow 4
Co, Pinckuey Bro, screyen NisbetJ Iosni, w
Hunt,
Steamer " " Frazier, Torrent Edisto. 81 bales
Cotton To c L Guilleaume, Roper Stoney, " NJ Law.
ton. Gibbes & Co, Mowry 4 Co, and Order.
schr Deas, from West Point Mill AZ bbls Rice TIC
Roper L Stoncy.
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roneka, for New York-M McHugh, "

Per steamship Moneka, for New York-M McHugh, "
A Caldwell, Miss Edwards
Per steamship Quaker City, from New York-M jacob
T A Shock, S N and son, W Osborne, w Chrystal,
Mrs w Dempsey, j Brown, D Lubs, J a Mangot,
and in steerago.
Per steamer Dictator, from Jacksonville, Palatka,
Fernandina. and sarannnh-A Johnson and lady. II
Phillips, A Young Gen W Owens, W Marshall, DR.
King an0 lady, R ii Brown, Hainsworth, T D Dot.
terer, Croslick, n Hall. Allen. Cuptain John
Young, W Kennady, Col Kemper, II CASTLES. Mrs
Wylie, SIrs NJ Sullivan, Miss Sullivan Miss Evans
France, Miss NJ Cheeves, Mss Cheevcs, Miss Lee, II
Beeley, r P Hugor, " q Hayward, aud deck.
and lady, Miss Townsend B Whaley, King, 81 vii.
son, ShatIcr, Beatson, W Murray. S Austin,
Ham, and 13 deck.
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Conslgnees per South, Carolina Railroad
7e-Sa's January 30.

515 bales Cotton 1G bales Mdze, Stock, cars
Bowling, Gibbes l. Co. Coakley, L Jcfers Co. j
Mintz, Adams. Frost Co. Willis Chisolm II Kalb.
E u Rodgers l. Co, g II Walter Co. L NJ Aver Co, J
81 kirkpatrick, D DeSaussure, A ANIME, Thurs-
ton Holiness G Williams h Co. " Marshall, Courte-
nay 4 Trenholm, R R Agent, A Hopley L Co. Rev
Mood, Strauss, Vances Il Co, Mrs Kunhardt. Dr. W W
Keith B Lewis, Averill Il Son, B Shiver, Poppen-
helm, Fuller D Aiken l. Co. " G Courtney Co, E
J Wiss l. Co, Mowry & Co. W " Smith. J n Eason =
Bro, A Cameron, Ebaugh l. Malloner, Yelling, a
Kuck,
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There is living at tishk man who who has az, q.
.nirad no little notor;ety as rabbit hunter. ne
tsn sna paso s!1 IF fajDs
wnlcn ne strives at a burrow he releases the fer
VT o enters Immediately driving out the rab
into ba which the hunter holds Over tne
nn!h olso ot the burrow. In this way he caught sew
ent7.dYe on Wednesday last'
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COMMERCIAL.
FYDoftS,

vopKper steamship Moneka-l17 terees HHe
settG 49, bale. gplasn sens
bales Yarn and g cotog s2s bales Upland Cotton
65s spirs saas be RSn sbP bBsg
Barr casks Vine Hpsnrs 70 4so peees
Tobacco. - ~ IRncsasr RacaasrS . naeknses Mdze
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Market,


AUGUSTA, January 2s.-F1NANcIAI AND CoMhEhclAL ll.
Isusiness eeneraly, during tho past week. has been
moderate In all branches Of trsd0 Planters genera9
STORING their Cotton believing that prices would soon pc
batter1the same cause has operated with dealers ~
Bonds and Stocks the want OF money Inns caused put
few operate 1a. -. ..,no,;,aa nm.
changed during the weo Brokers buy Gold at lSo ana
sell at Silver buying at 128 and sellng ae t
-EsoHaNGE.-Chccks on the North par as oiscoun.
The supply of sight barely equa! to the demand NO
CoTToN,-The depressed tone noticed last week con
tinued tup to yesterday Mondsy) With decline OF iay
&c on the better grades While on the lower grades tnere
was but little change-closng on Saturday at aoous ooc
for nddliug SIC for strict adhng and LOT goo9
mid5liur Monday, however, there was an improved
demand and sellers p1ve been able to adVance rates m
1a1 &c Tho demand Is mainly for graoes
below: and the purchases In the main are lor europe
Receipts for this light as is the o1efan
Frs.yc1Ar-bfoney market remains very dull. Gold
brokers buy at 1S5 and sell at13e SILVER 2, and BOIL
Corros-There was fair demand for the staple to-
sy but the Offering stock was very light and saes were
effected ct about 1c on last weeks figures saes
n the dy foot ND sol bales US follows viz: ut 49, at
~; "a at 80; 81 ut sO 20 at 81 0s at 81 at sna
1Go nj So The rscsipts are 248 bales We quote Mid
ding 3o1S; Strict Middnng, 3laSl n; ana eooo Ale'
cling, 49,
Stock on hand September l, 1906. 9t0e
Received since last statement, ............. 2,l96
Received previously. 1os-4a4o4
55,o52
Exported since last statement. 2.09l
Stock on hand January %. 1867. l7677
Baltimore Market.
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,,,,, ,,ndr.a and friends, oh comfort now seek,
And tho tear that will nger, oh, brush from your cheeA
Fc though in his 6raTe, he rests silently now.
Yet wreath Of pure laurels enclrees h,s 0to".
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TODD g. RAFFERTY,,
ENGINEERS AND FOUNDERS,

Office and Works, Paterson, New jersey.
WAREHOUSE, No. 4 DEY STREET, N. Y.
MANUFACTURERS OF STATIONARY AND PORT
Hl ABLE STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS; Flax,
Hemp, Tow, Oakum and Rope Machinery; Shnftng,
Mill Gearing Iron and Brass Castings Of all kinds;
Latches Plnnng Machines Drills Shaping. slotng and
Boring Machines Gear Cutters; Centreing, Milling and
Bolt Cutting Machines; Chucks of oil kinds Leather
md Rubber Betting; Lace Leather. Belt Hooks. and
General Suppl for Railroads and other Machine Shops
Judson 4 Shows Pntcnt Governors. Saw Mills, Cotton
Gins, Presses, &C., constantly on hand.
TODD i RAFFERTY,,
Gfnrch 20 1y> No 4 Dey street. N. Y,
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p,+ .ho victor Ind gone from this turbulent %ola
3a the fac that he cherished forever was srleo'
AZ an s emblem Of justice the true and the ofaso
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slaao. pshiot who answered thy countrVs 1rss cai'
And tor honor and freedom go nobly &C sl: 49, ,o,ot
Tnouqh thy body moulders, yet stu e tano y
Which the breezes m shan wall ~ 'ss ''1o ' FIDES.
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Ng,n6ef7. Commercial, 2Gth inst.

Tho Methodist ;'Book Concern" in New York las
between twenty and thirty cylinder presses cou-
stantly at work.
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The Raleigh Sentinel learns that numDer u @ oi
The members Of the Legislature met III tue oo1u-
mons Hall Oh Friday last, to confer upon inc Pscu-
MARY condition of the people. After much mscaSI ;
for for Legislative action. In all parts of the State,
under the Stay Law Of the Convention, creulsoin 10
are said to be putting their claims III sult anu LII
some counties there nre from 500 to loOO writs re-
turnable to the next term.
ARREsT.-The first arrest under the Civil tights
Bill was made yesterday b. United States Mar n
shal, R. c. Kehoe, on warrant issued py II. T.
Lehman, United States Commissioner
The prisoner, who is named vincent DlAGn
stands CT -ged with unlawfully aud forelble de-
tanning j. his custody and control At Dawsgh avs "a
daughter of one John Bryan, against her VIII anu
consent and that the said Vincent DIXON neg
lects and refuses to allow the said Kena Bryan TO
return to her mothers house, in Newbefl, North
Carolina. c..4..
Commissioners Court this morning
Ne,oberYa Journal OF commerce.
ANOTHER ROBBERY AND OuTRAaE...-On friday
night Inst band Of robbers visited the premises
of Mr. VIM. NJ. Nelson, near Dawson's Creek, some
twenty-five miles below Newbern, and stole from
him eight bushels OF meal he had that day received
from mill, all the pork he had in his sfnokehouse,
and several other articles of value.
Netobef7t Commercial, 2Gth 2'lst
SHap-THE FIRST OF THE SEAsoN.-Ihe hrst
shad of the season made their appearance in mar
het on yesterday. Being early runners, they Great,
at if the price for which they were sold is taken
into considerations AIr. John Bishop, OF to P!lot
House, bccam, the purchaser ut $40 per PAIR. Mc
are fond of shad, but not of paying sucll prices,
be they ever so delightful lFGmsn3ton Ju.''Wat.
DETENTION or TRA1Ss.-The passenger trains on
the Wilmington aud Manchester Railroad were ON
yesterday Detained by III accident which rendered
| tho passage across Lumber River unsafe. The
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M arrnns were cen Iaufled, no martial array
No,,c ~ the wnrrior where last he shaA lay
Ant H the herald OF tine shall trumpet afar
The narno Of great Johnston. the hero OF war!
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1I:RERT SYDNEY JOHNSTON,

=, the clarnor Of war and tumult Of strife: nc,
At tho shriue of his country he offered nis hle'
And his spirit, too pure to dwell upnn fIt,, earn
Toot ROUGE in God, who had gtTen IL oir'n.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, Japnary 2d.-CoFFRE.-We report sales
of 200 bags bags fair Rio at lao bags good % prime
at 1916, gold. ,,,.,.-,...;,
ding upland ut 93kc. Wo quote held at 99aS4c
FLoUn-The market was again quiet to-day: no sales
worthy Of special remork confined 20 small
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Cleared Yesterday

Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship N1oneka, Lehby, New York-Wlis & chisolm
Schr D Warner, Adams, New fork-W Roach
Went to Sen Yesterday.
Steamship Monoka, Lebby, New York.
I3r bark Regina, Tobin, Liverpool.
From this Port.
Brig Poinsett, Anderson Boston, Jan %
UP for this Port.
Schr Transit, Hawkins at Boston, Jan %.
Cleared for this Port.
Brig Rolerson Scott, at Boston, Jun 20.
Menorn ndn.
Tie brig Vt Merrill. Ulmcr from this port for Bos
ton passed Holmes Hole, January %.
LIST OF VESSELS
up CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.