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NORFOLK.
, QFreedom Trade- DFreedom Ibi? "Wliito Men.
Volume IL
WILSON, NORTH CAKOLDTA,: TUESDAY, JUNE 8, 18G9.
Number 19
NORFOLK.
AMERICAN '
Button-hole, Over-seaming i
A. C. BOWUUEP.! sr:
D. IT. VOXO.
GENERAL COMMISSION I
AND
THE PLAIHDEALER.
tWILSON, JUUB.3, IGG9.
THE SOUTHERN FAItH.
AND - '- : 1
SEWING MACHINE Forwarding -Msnknty
COMBINED.
The
Ko, 1 1 Iloanoke Square, Norfolk, Va.
Will sell in this, or Forward toNorthj
. : era Markets, ; . "y.
From the Itecons! meted Faimer.J
Tho Reconstructed. '"Picraery.
Messes. Editors : My . plan , of
raising pigs according to the new or
reconstructed plan is to have them in a
FIRST and OiiLY JiUITUM- Coltan, Grain, FeannU, hU ALL Kinds Of very convenient plac where the eve
HOLE and SEWING MA- ; . CREEN PRODUCE. ' - . Lr. ' " n...-. -Ia
. - OnTNF rnf ETNTD TV 1 ; to Ifes.ra. Bnrruss, Harrison A Ci, v vwi mh wu mcui, am
the WOULD,, , ,
That can do ALL KINDS
of SEWING needed in tho FAMILY,
'Co., Koriolk, Vx. Capt. James Corniek, Nor-
lerslmr
: C. '' ; '
fblk.Va ; Wp.Uara Beasley A Bon, Petersburg,
la City, K.C. 1.
V v R. B. Oe cy, EHzobrtt
Ajril 27, m
FROM THE COARSEST CLOTH TO THE
.FINEST FABRIC.
It will wvrV lautlful But'.on-IIoles, Eyelet
Holes, Embroider over the IMc, do " Over
Hi amlnj " as by hftnd ; nlso, all kinds "of
Stitching, Hetnming, Cording, Felling, Braid
ing, Binding, UuflUng, Tucking, ScwingAJid
Galhe'iirti on, at the name t'me.
This CUEATEST KOVELTY OF THE
AGE, is tow en exhibition and for Bale ftt -
Ko. 7 llarket Square, Hprfolk, Va. ;
MILES & CREEKMUR, .
Dealers in' Clothing and Fine Furnishing
Goods, &c. ' ' " '
( N. B. gpnd for Circular -with price, and
Samples of Work. ;.
Mr D. L. HARDY, at the Acricnltaral
Warehouse, Hi ick Block, Wilson, is A-gent for . u n
it. - Xrl, U nxlara i vk" 11 -w
for thff name. If orders "for threo or more
machines aro received, they will be bronght
out, ana a lady will acepmpany them to give
all necessary insiructioa to the purchasers,
rnfcii tiiAr-OE. If, cfter a fair trial, the
2finh!nc do tiot aive entire inti.ifricticm, they
'v ill be lair beck WITHOUT VOW to those or-
thriif
1 1
THE GREATEST BARGAINS EVEE
OF EKED IN fiURFOLK,
IN THE WAV OK "i ;
CIirCIkED aud I
, NTIIIPED NAI5SOOKS.
The above goods we have bought largely aiid
very much below their value, tbey will be old
la pieces or ' ' -.
' 20 YARDS EACH.
We have also recelTd 100 pieces of
RICHARDSON'S FANCY and
.MEDIUM LINENS.
W hicu we aro also eU?iz BARGAINS IN.
Lnru'e line of Linen Damatk Goods. Real JON-
VIELE KID GLOVE8, all Size iu beanUful
Bprioj? colors; and NINE dillereut grado 6f
BLACK REP SILK, at New York prices ;
CHECKED and striped POPLINS. I
In addition to the above, our Buyr is now in
the market, and on iMourtay and Tvfesdajy,
April 19th and 20tb, wc will have ready lor
sale another NEW STOCK, which will embrace
maoy beautiful goods, particularly JJrejs
noons.
" SHELTON, ELAMIRE & CO.,
h ' Old Be Hivk,
' 03 lain Street, Norfolk, Va.
on the wind and keep so poor a3 not
to tempt a thief, to apply to M.
doldshoro, of Baltimore, Md. ; J.
JOIINSTATON;
Edgecomle Co., N. O., April 1," 'C9:
IrotltM oft Farming, ,
At a discussion of the 1cw York
Farmers Cluh, in reference to tbe
cash' money profits of .farming, ,it
seemed to.be generally conceded that
the husiness failed yield seven per
cent, on the capital invested. We
vrerWomcvthat farised that none of
the dehatera tljnt of givrng the
farm credit lor, tho three great ne
cessaries of life house rent, tahl
J. B. lltAKD,
New York.
C.W. Youno,
New York.
W.J. Heard,
Norfolk.
F. E. Goodkidg,
rorlsmoutb.
May 4
A. STATON, W. U. BENNETT, T. M. r.AHNA,
lUnillton, N. C. XorL'olk. Norfolk.
STAT0N, BENNETT & CO.,
COTTOW FACTORS
an n
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
!clrAIL' Whart,
" 0 HFOLK; '
This Hoiifo docs strictly a Commission busi
ness, and will, under no cirenrnf-tances, depart
from tho principle. -
April 0 101 y
IMPOUTKIl AD DK A.LER IN j
HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
iVo. 11 Mar let Square, SOU FOLK, VA.
t7ALL ORDERS .PROMPTLY FILLED.
March 23 ; 8-3m ,
HEARD, YOUNG & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
:, FOB THE SALE OF j
' Early Vegetables, Fruit, &c,
217 Washisgtos Street, ;
NEW YORK.
MOUTII, Va., shippers may rely upon having
tbeir Produce sent lorward without deteutioh. .
; We refer by permission to
Gov. Z. B. Vance, Col. 5. L. Fremont,1
R. J. Gregory, Esq., Messrs. Gay & Tysqn,
and the Banks and McreLauts generally tttNjr:
toiK and f ortsmoutn, Va. i'
March 1(5 G-lra
please. v.':--'
To keep the thieves away, you may
put them under' a lock and key at
nisht without much i trouble. ?Iy
. .11 .-
neighbors say it will hot do to keep
them so nice and tempting, somelo ly
will steal them in the daytime. You
must look out for such thieves and.
make them understand that if caught
in such an attempt they will surely
be punished j by law, by hook, or by
crook. Be sure they under stand and
believe this, uid youlwillnotbe in
much danger of having your pigs
stolen.
Can hogs be raised profitably ? To
a limited extent they can. By feeding
on cooked vegetables, with a small
quantity of meal added, they can be
raised cheaply, but beyond this they
cannot; you can buy mess pork chea
per.
If your pigs are to be fed on un
ground food, it should be soaked in
water, with a little salt added; if it
should be ground, cook it with a good
supply ol salad trom the garden. t
Your pigpen should be. well litterl
ed with swamp muck or woods mould
once every two wee ks,. and ,as often
. CLIPS.
AJcotton factory is to be establish'
ed At S.elma, Alabama.
The wheat harvest is progressing
in Georgia, with a good general yield.
It is stated that the New Jersey
peach crop will be unusually large.
H trr.. al rn'j-r.Tt cts'j fr t;U t . .
Yr r-
Tyr K,a,rr, I-
Pi" w " n
Jlx I . C
To 1:5, r.e Lct!irycveilrM,ectiUtt'st
' lr-a;;.t lr-f --Tjbi rT'
Jnnce. Ccntrt- alr-r.jvn--.: -,
qnarw.y ! aIa-. 3c. Tt tnt-J : . i
ecu:; i la e-7 c.
Yellow fever his appeared at Key
West, Florida .
The Eichmond Patriot, a wctkly
German paper, has made its appear
ance in Richmond, Ya.
. The latest kerosene accident was in
Ilobokcn, when a can of that oil ex
ni Tu ri. rrn, i r -
uunu i;iir aim jnio tuc bircct, frn-
Florida-hat ct lccta !
seU Yet Flora: U Alalia, f
000,000 ia Alaliicabczdj.:
Abact twenty U'.5 7 : :
rtrcriedto haTetcc twii '
diaas ia Wc:tcra L.:u,rti
Garibilir4ThT:' iil ":t
ho will never agiia I
hia Ud.
. -4
old, feed and count them "three' times
a day. By doin r this your pigs will
thrive and grow to be fine and fancy
and" will be so manageable that you supplies aud fuel. Viewed in this
can handle and control them as you light, farming is-the safest and bes
iuvestment that can be made of capi
tal; Take for instance, $20,0G0; let
it be judiciously invested in a moder
ate amount of land and all the stocl
and implements necessary to its sue
ccssfal cultivation. The proceeds
from such an investment will support
a family in a degree of comfort, and
even luxury, that wpuld cost six or
seven thousand a year here in New
York, and where is the safe, honora
blc mercantile pursuit that will yield
six. thousand a vear on a twenty
thousand dollar investment ? The
profits of farming, except in rare in
stances, will be found to diminish as
we extend our operations beyond
what is requisite for the comfortable
support of a family, and this may be
done as well on three hundred as cn
a thousand acres : of land i and this
is a strong argument fer the subdivi
sion of the , great landed estates of
the South. ym, 'Field and Farm.
Itii itidthitt: jTic
The crops in Ireland are promising vclcped in Came, and ttm burned to 1 Tcssets of warl-rc cf ic:!.:
well thus season. death. Ilcr hcabaml. frantic uifa to the British, v .j
Tho wheat harvest in Texas is in frl,l threw his little V-j cut of the
progress, ine area planted was lar- "" j-'f .-.r.u.-.,
i , 1 i- 1
Tho Israelites in New Y'ork are Gen. Lee, ia'a reply to a note atjj
raising funds to relieve their brethren company ing a present of some goods
in the East. J
A national convention of the oppo
nents of fecret focictics is to be held
at Chicago daring thia month. .
IUinois'has seven hundred Masonic
lodges, and about forty thousand
members. ' - '--.-
manufactured at the Eag'e and Plice
nix Mills, at Columbus, Ga., says :
The coiton blankets arc the hen I
have ever rccn, and I prefer the
dressea of Eagle plaid for my nife
- Henry Clews, MT r ;'.. .U
d?alcr in' ct ;Ycrk,-
millions by the h!; tdti--r.
The new cf papsr n::
all uenorainatio!:?, "rill b t- ' 7 fjz
distribution to 0-5 ftfjlh t! ; I'l
of July. , i,vV ' .
Chicken cholera ii jr;nV:t' !-;,
Anne Arundel cc'.ty, 111 , tzX t : -
A. HIYEKS,- -
' rOHJIEILLY OF BALI3ETJRY, IT. 0f i .
WliOLRSAlB DKALSR IS-
FOREBCN & DOMESTIC
So.8COMMKItCIAL ROW, FKHIIY WHARF
NORFOLK, VA.
Alwavs on hand a full assortment of select
WIN Ed and LlgUORS, both Forclpn and Do
iflMilc. wbloh will be sold to the trade on as
ftcroinmodat'iij; terms as can bo had hero or
eisewliero. Orders respectfully solicited and
fllli'il w ltb jjromptnesa and despiteh.
rt"Grcat advantage ir red to tho trade In
domkst;c LIQUOB,
tonLhh I cull KjpPECIAL ATTENTION.
. Mirch2:i , . - 8-Sm J
YANCEY, BROTHERS & CO.,
; WIIPIJSS ALB DEALERS IN
Nottoris & Fancy Goods9
; Atlantic Block, Mala Btrect,
..; r: - V if ' ' - - NORFOLK, VA.,
Invite the attention of the Merchants of North
Carolina to their larce and varied assortment of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC ,
Notions and Fancy Goods,
Including a full lino of HOSIERY.-GLOvSeS,
HANDKERCHIEFS, HOOP SKIRTS, ; I?M
BRELLAS, PARASOLS, DRESS TRIMMINGS
JEWELRY, SHIRTS and DRAWERS, iand
SMALL WARES gcncially.
Having haa much experience in tbis business
In anotber city and ample facilities, we are pre
pared to offer the strongest inducements to the
trade. ,! - ,
YANCEY, BROTHERS & CO.
March SO Q -3m
firticrs Lar lent riarlr tht '.r tr ''r
and danghtcrs to the richer: silks of klock of fowK ,
France. Please present ray sincere I . . .
thanks to your company for their 1 A Lonuon . Ciergyso a-ircrtl
uiai i;e WiU if iKt , uxs 1 1 1 t ftr. ..
hion? for half a crotn ipiecei r 1-- .
ior iv..,iraiTnaira ongiBaijCamett,
and evangelical.
Mr. Lawes, writing of English
farmers, sayshc finds the best farm
ing on poor land, and the;worst on
the fattest lands.
Mrs. Adkins, wife of, the Georgia! valuable presents, which I prize the
Senator, lately murdered, has been raore highly ai products of Soatuern
arrested for complicity in the assassi- manufacture."'.
nation. - mi.ir m . ... .. .
. . . Aiic aiacou Acicgrapii siaus, t&ai
. After several months of dclibcra- a Jones county, Georgia, b?y la-t
tion, the Czar of Kussia has conclu- year took some of his fiihcr't Iin !
ded to congratulate Grant on his hired two negroes an I pitched, into
election to the Presidency. hard work himself. He had fnv-
Mr. Grinnell, collector of New eight acres in cotton, from w! uh iu-
York, has on file seventeen thousand gathered twenty bale?, tvbicli 80td
applications for positions in the cus- for an aTcragc upwards of ouv
.....
torn house. He has civen notice that hundred dollars per bale, besilcs
. : r- ' 1 l r tt
raisuig a iuu Boppiy 01 corn. llus
year he is doubling his operations all
roand, and counts upon proportions
b!c results, which we hope he vriil
reanzr. cucu young men as tlr.s
will own the State of Georgia after
awhile.
The President his ordered, tht ...
is.
no more will be received.
A letter from Brazil. says that the
last colony of Southerners from Al
abama and Louisiana is about break
ing iipand the members will return
to the United States.
The magnolia tree, tho pride of
Southern forests, has at last been nut
-"-.'- TTT ' il. e 1 . '
ueorge v aring says xnc larraer to a practicahl0 use. A baskct-ma-
supplied with a new bed j such treat no spends three hundred dollars on j.er liag established himself at'New
ment will keep them ckan and not an acr0 in manuring his rcgetable Orleans, .and is making beautiful
allow them to become madgy. garden, 13 likely to make live Iran- baskets from the wood of this tree.
Tf t . i ' 1. xi r Hml finllra in air i I
. 1 r ' I An p (iTi itnt n inrT nnl nnrt hilf
1, - -a ir tn , . - , , ' w
nibu aauseuu un, aim tut; iuu . TPrv hna nt woot nshca an- 1 1 ". i iL.i.: ti . . "
disannetr v , 4 " . .1 ' o"" fc b"w" h"""" ' I While tO kUOW 13 a SO toll by th S
Ynnr RhoiH fnr'-vnnr nortnevt I a n rvx r e i ' w ..o w macaine,tho d.iv of the week, the
X our snoats tor jour pork next dollar. The truth of this assertion Uh? nnfrv. Tt iq tn firm no nf ih - . '
winter should be now put in a lot where has hnfin r.adilv dnnstted Wth .. . . T monia ol,ihQ ycar the Ph?t5iCS r the
' 7- ,r -j numeruus iravcuDs snows whu avuicu e..
thev can be well suDDlied with water rnH nf mPnt nnmbW nn. ., . . . . , "vu, vi mv mui, vuujbc rui
- , , , i 'v tne country is ac present supplied.
ouv wwuncu (tewwro qucccu. un an iignc sons tne action
A new timepiece for the cathedral j
at Bcauvais, France, ii.a marvel of
clock-makinr. Tito train dial b
twelve feet in diameter, but there are
minor dials which indicate the time
at overy capital in tho world, i Al
most everything which it i3 worth
Confederate ancnal buildiri at !f
c.n, Ga., held by iho" Prcc-2icVi'
Lurcaa, to b" tnnsicrrti t0u. .
Icirgia Agricuiraral Socitj -
Tho Supreme Court of TekntiiCdr
(!Jadi:al judges): Lire beaded thit"
Lc.thcr the Governor tier tbo Leit
lature can set aiido lho reriitratica
u-idcrthe law of 18CC" .'Thil give
the ConscrratiTci or Dcmocnti
thousands of votci that wtr ttrock -off.
the lift at .'the ItiT clcctfca hj
Urowulow. ,
Tlie quarrel between Governor Ril
of Florida, aid the State Ir,Ultur
ha; resulted in a tirtual repudiatica
the Stato debt, tho. Governor"
havi: g arrang'rSrith the StaUTrca
surer to refuse. to py. tht intcrctt '.
accruing on a large izaott ct
issued by direction of tho Ij'z
lature for the purppaocf cirrj:: jcr.
;l
the State businefC
During hisitayinFredencliltrs jr. (
:n. Lee was raet one xnornfr-, t; v
the phncts, sainti' days and movable a hundred yards from the tier cC tha. 1
v 1 . .. . .... . 1 . . . 1 . . ...
from the garden. When your oats 0f ashes is highly enercetio and sal- Xt 13 ' tUouSut tliat e production leasts, .being only e part ol them. residence 01 a gentleman ila.rL : n
hey exert a warminand in- ot graPesi? nc middle btat63willbeU be clock contains lU,UU'J wheels be Was to take breaiUsr ly
-XV
Wffl.'G.'JORDAK
,. ' GENERAL :
COMMISSION MERCHANT, fence or wayside.
begin to . show sisns of pointing, let utarv thev
1 ' . . o . t- 1 ilr. .1 1 i T C' - n. n,i.-
wnnr Rhnata mn n fonwnffft : : t,- very laucu larger mis season man auu coit uoove cov.uvv.
'1, 1 i -- .1 . ., .I ! - . . I il'i" hntnro am I itr flm vinn: ti'ill
smau piage, anu wnen tney eat mem rapid growtti ot almost every epeciea - . - " The recent death of a lady in
naruiy dc aoie to sustain me weisni l , . .
-x, ' w pasnington county, xsew lork. m
fiT tiih frrnns- i . .
It is a mistaken notion that far- . - . .: conscfiucncc of taking chloroform in
mers have cot into their hcad3 of ap- ' xne nrss unorce ccr granted m order to have her teeth extneted,
plying all the manure close up around tllc State of. South Carolina was do- continues to attract attention and in-
off pretty close, move your fence and of vegetable production.
give them more of the green oats.
Return them to their lot at night:
this lot , should be well covered with
good, rich earth from the swamp,
ESTABLISHED 1831.
j. il. freeman;
WATCHMAKER & JEWELER,
A',. 'Z'J iloi Street, Center of Taltol Street,
sj-oxipoxjIi:, 7a..
Constantly ou hnnd a fnli assortment of
BATCHES, JEWELRY, FILTER WARE,
SPECTACLES, &e.
ty Watches and Jewelry carefully and pro
VwW Repaired. '
Kiriluir Work xuado up to order.
iurcaaa S 12m
lPtR BlOflH. JOSEPH J. Biaos
ESTABLISHED 1851. .
KADER BIGGS & CO.,
COTTON FACTORS
AND GRXERAL '
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
MUUOI.K, VIRGINIA.
' cii;l and entire attention to atca of COT
TON nr.d otber rodnno, and prompt returns !
m.ii!rt. i llx-ral axlvauccs ou Produce in hand.
' Out looR expct-icucc In business qualifies, us
w oi.taln the lilsiicsi rr-'c.
BMuiINdand KOPK furnished at lowes
; liuiiot rates, payable In Cotton.
icpt 2-3 : . 1 : 85-Cm
Opptcg 30 C0MHE&CK Street,
Spccial att ntion paid to SALES OF COUN
TRY PRODUCE of all descriptions, on Uhlch
liberal CASH ADVANCES made when re
quired. . ! .
Orders for GENERAL MERCHANDISE
promptly filled. . j
MarcUJJO V-t-Cm
tho foot of ; their trees. The roots creea at rcenviiie on tne -:ist uic, V1te discussion. A writer in the
run off. for adong distance, whence a wifo obta,nmg a decree on the Washington County Post, Dr. T. .C.
they obtain but slight nourishment, ground ot U treatment and abandon- Wallace, say3 that tbere are now on
In this way you can raise a limited
supply of pork cheap; buf according pi .- slight .depth around the mcnt-
tu tue .-iu pian ox epmg your pigs a circl say. from 'ej2ht to
j j i ii r 1 - " ,
bo poor as not xo tempt anungry miei, ten feet and apply weH.rotted barn-
rccord, in the annals of medicine,
ftt-
John N. MaStt, commander of the about two hundred case3 of death
Confederate privateer Florida,, has lrom chlorolorm. lie also pronoun-
you cannot raise pork profitably; you ard mailure and carefally dig away instituted legal . proccedin m to rcco- erroneous thi common belief that
can bay cheaper, bupposmg there are the dirt around the base of the tree, ver some $10,000 worth of property greater immunitjr from death attends
a great number of persons who do not 'and see if the borers are at work. If confiscated in the nnited State, T);a, the substitution of ether for chloro-
HnrHFiMcp o, yrMpcuAii 7ish t0 part from tlie old bf so get a small pieco of wire and probe triet Court at St. Paul, three vcars form, and adds : " Tho best authori-
nurJILirafcfl & tMranHl-l-, keeping frames and shadows of pigs the WOund and it is quite likely you a-o, and sold by the United States ties on the subject contradict the be-
BOOTS, SHOES,
HATS TRTJIVIf
No. 9 MARKET SQUARE, f-
NORFOLK, VA.
Wc Intend to be the LEADERS, OF! LOW
PRICES iu Norfolk, -and at tho same lime fur-
rtlarv otiv pmtnmpN urith anh C4rMnfl na pannfit
mil to give satisfaction, notwithstanding the low J whether old or young. Your breeders
Orders from the country trade solicited, and j should not be allowed to grow bid, for
prompt attention given to same.
and shoats, I would like to tell them may hjt the worm, if so, see that you Marshal for about .$3,000.
that their nork costs them more than lt - .1 1 -.1 - .
it b,.rtk. and such Dii?3 m alwav, ?7"v PP'f., Xh. Secretary of War informs tl.o
ir cnTnL.'a GiA r nn cWt , ., , . President of the Iicw Orleans Cham
v; - vi lully repiacc lIlc eartn, and you will
they are a nuisance.
, Ton should now keep tho best, land
no other; such as will fatten iell,
lief. Iany cases of death from
ether are recorded.. Prof. Rcero is
of opinion "that, dii -wc know the
total number of inhalations of chlc-
...
sac new vigor infused into these bar-j " r .t n ... ".1 roform with two hundred deatb', and
. . ... 1 in till v in 1 mm 11 jiti tti Ti r. "w irnTnoi 1
March 23
843bx
FIRST IN FASH10NAND LOWESTIN PRICE.
JAMES W. DAVIS, -
WILSON, N.
" with
J. B. HUNTER & CO.,
COTTON FACTORS
and y
.B. KIJSISAUM, : '
' -t- I I To tou who wish to follow the old
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY, pian I advise you to let your hogs
SILKS, VELVETS,
tho total number of etherizations,
the ratio of deaths in the latter woaM
be fully equal to that cf the former.
farms where fences arc good, have no . , , " . , ( uuiwc.oi auicoMTin.
?nrfina0n trouble . Acican sweep has been mad. ,n fAVCr of chloroform ntther than ether.
w . hVln. ,n ,w the easm-y department ot jonnsoa The eamc remarks apply to tha u.e
I TTlJiri ZIT1I1 flllliPrTSl 1 .It - - " ' ' "
4
wishes of the Commercial .Conven-
Poor fences make brecchy cattle, tion, in relation to the improvement
the world over; Animals raised upon of the mouth of the Mississippi river.
I jumping
they become spiteful, and often cat
their own pigs, and also others. I
l!nlf rrorlmT ' frnm fA lirifra Loo o
M4VVi"rt . w V V UUj. J AIA I . V 1 I
good deal to dov
- . . - -1 will soon issue a circular inninDff L.,!. ri,.,i f :
t . ran I
hogs
; run in
the woods and feed them a3
LACES, .WHITE GOODS, formerly, giving each hog one snail
exander's best Kid Gloves, ear of corn a day; keep them out of calIed from thc field at any
DRESS TRIMMINGS AND CORSETS, siS as much as . possible, and be SI)Caa rerhaps half a day in
o
Those
COMMISSION MERCHANTS CU
nOBI Kit V aud BUTTOX8 IN Q HEAT VAEjlTT
AlJ I for persons vlsitins Norfblk,.to j
t'w wr ofllip end V ter Street, No. 60 Church Street,
rORTSMOLTli, Ui , Next door to tbe Opera House, and look; at the 1
Liberal advances made oa consignments on i i.akuis BlUvK. .
rcctih t ol DUls uf Lading. , ESTQrdert promptly filled.
Ker.. , B. KUSBAUM.
K.mv. f VnrfolV. PortRmontb and North I - 'V CO Choreb. Street.
D:twica 43-Cm I lUrcaSO f -a
owners.
run are always the cheapest.
Viho have 'poor ones are liable to be
time to
nfrt1 rtfThn- htlf & div In rnnnJnrr
certain you do not know or care how aftcr stray animal3 and putting
m-uijr yuu naTe; wuen niioruccerries g2p?j whereas if the fence had been
come, some of them may possibly be properly repaired before field opera-
fat enough to tempt a thief, and my tions commenced, valuable time would
word for it, youwill never see them not nave to.be thus lozt, and the cat-
- - w 4 T i 1 1 1 nil.ri i.a m Ai-r n r. ilia
agam. r 1 nosition. "which is not conducive to
I would adviso all persona who (.their thrift "and well being. Good
wish to purchase bogs that will live I fences are the cheapest -. ' .
of nitrous oxide, or, as it h commoii-
l It is said that tne Appointment Clerk I
1 rrill KQrin issne a eirenlar inrYnirinflrl
tract from their selling value, as wellinM f. ft rni;t;t rAltu ftf TrT.
r .1. '
I nrv clrTt3. with tht 1 vipmf fntrtr I t . . . . .
Good fences in the Ion- ' , ' . ifnng numanuy, out iLeiruscibouid
Suit is again brought in the Second I and-operations of feverity; and it
jjistnct VOuu 01 Lom3iana, on be-1 snoiia oe strongly imprt!o.i upen
half of the nuncrons petitioner?, the public mind that whoever eobmhs
recontesting the validity of the title I himself to their inCacnce does so at
of Mrs. ileuea Clark Gaines to the thepenlcf hu life, and that for tnv
properties in this city and State held minor operation it is cnadri?al!e to
by the petitioners and claimed by j run so great a rbk merely to escape
Mrs.. Gaines. The petitioners ask a few moments pain ; and that in all
revocation of the decree of probate cafes cf anjcthesia, there remains lut
of the pretended will of Daniel Clark, I one short, irrevocable step to the
of July 13, 1313. ' : graTe
beautiful little girl, ; chill: c a cf tlj
most prominent citizens cf tie s
who strewed flowers In his path, an'.i .
he walked the distance upon a ted cf . , .--.f
roses, the volantcer offerings ofJano-.W
cence and lorelincsi to a brail zzl'J.
nobleman. .' . i -k'Ji
: A Southern IUstorjcsl Society tu :f V
been formed at 2t Qilzzzi, irhoss r;.
object is to collect rellille diu cf
the workings of the lata Confederate
Government, and the tittles,1 sieges
and exploits of tb war. Ilev. Dr,'
Palmer, of Kew Orlcinj, Is Prtil
dent of the Soeit-r.1 An3 fnral'
0 1 : . .
"Braxton Bragg, Vice PHsidmt for 'C'
Louisiina, Generil IL C Lee, fcr
Virgipit, General BreclicriJfT, fotl
Kentucky, Alexander IL Stephen,
for peorgia, andGhieral D. IL HilV' 7- -
for ftforth Carolina. " M
. Letters froa Cuba state list tha
force under Gen. Jordan had sas-".- V J
-cele J ia joining the . Culm (sr'C '
S'.kt screr-d fighu, ia all f . whUV. 'i i-!
th Spaniards ere . repulsed fri ix ". 'L
s- rlom loa. Gen. Jordan' loss irai w.
slight not over forty-5ro ia killed v ! 4 ;
and wounded. lie saved 'Us artille :
ty, ariai &tid emtaunilion. He Fd '
with him eeven teen handred new ri-. '
fief, tf the xac-it approved pattern.
It is also stated as ctaiag from a re
liable source, that an expedition left '
the Scuthera coat cn the 2th nit, f ' 1
numbering 475 men. These xaea ' -wrrc
a part cf General Jordan's cca
mar. L All cf thcawtre ex-Federal
an J tx-Coafc 'erat icldiers, and in
tcrcitcd ptrtics have iaferiaation that
tho men end cuniticcsof war hart .
eiftly Undcd and hare joined the .
Cuban forces. The expedition tss
in charge of CoL DeEcatr, cf th
v J Ccfirdcrxie cnay, frca Lclra
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