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BY, GEO, ;LLS:20t:-v;;:;-i;y:;:f ADVERTISING- llA'i S fc (Sfea-Street,Kew.Betaf. C. , ;.V V nVinniro flj? ritE PA PER'" S5.00 &yWb .iv-ca; ' M-toffice cf publicatioi-aady the diflejrmf ,C dealer, in the Diotncl. .... iu?sixNiss- gauds., ODD & VOl'SO. . . -. " ' - - .V-'"-.". '" ; - , - !- KatoHifi Street Ptoinoutiw.: ARMBAND XVy AILpR; " Cnitorini made to mea3KreHK prpmptnea-?. v,, : , msukd. - - r - r - ' o; SO Pel lock Sreel.;;tl;, tctf XV. SlUTOBIOWr Uotcnmauer v " . , -r l t o ; rn.A rm r M. Watches, ' Clocks ana leweiry -liUful manner. ' ' . - m . - K:'?'- Dec:2,l?6l. v73ktfcV 39 UKAVEX STKKET. iiiu .llcrchani, nnl Wholesale and 15. . IIICOWIX, Vow . CU AVEN STlwEET, NEW BEIIXE NjC.. lie mil rot-r, r .1. 1 - - .. ll'U 1' G 1.; 10 OMI.fi.' I.' VSnrcsrssoa to G. B. Dibblu.) .'..--- WHOLESALE AffD RETAIL ; Dry Sood,CIotliins;i3ool nnl lioc, : Hata anil Cnpt, 54chool IIook, .' C.'V lniincry, &c. Siuth Frout Street, New". Berne,; North Caro ma, mnr9, '-fi v .,..,-: Iotfs'-. pArfcnoN.&niDWEriL, 5 VHOi7eS AL E;AND RETAIL DEALERS in DUY OOObJiVTK' STOKES, nnd " "sfAulii Wontistrcet,' w BernorNJ"C?. - dec 19. " " - "; ': ltf ' ' 1 ; ! W. EHSTEIIV & BBOTHER, Who' "ale and Retail Dealers in f 2oU, Clolbing, jreTIry, Fancy lioods, 4oiery. Bool, Shoes, Iry Il-.ilsJnp,ic. Cmor of Tollock a id" Middle fts.. New Berne,N.C. Vlftlie above htt fed -Articles will be sold at-a MlI'lLI Ul v " - , - - and examine the titock l ..n - nT.nv. f nst. Come one. come aii 2if ILSARTOBIOL, DEALER IX Gold and Silver M'atehcfl, , ' . Clocks nudt Jewelry, Middle Street; next door to the corner; -Particular attention paid to repairing of Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. . 5Q tf New Berne, Aug. 16, 18w. -jEI.AWD, niGI.OV A: COH COMMISSION MERCHANT, . - - . r And Wholesale dealers in Fruits Groceries.- Protia- ions, Foreign, &.C. Pollock Street 1st door from East Front Street, New Bern, N. C. ' . 48-tf. 7. J. SCIIIIjIIIVG12 a. Dealer in " " " - - : t , Foreiga nnd Domestic in en nud Liquors, 1 imager Ilecri Cigar's nd Tobacco. 31-ldJe St., four doors South of Pollock. New Berne, Horth Carolina. : . iWtf. . I12DWIN WEST, ' . . -. DIALER IX Books,. Stationery, - . IVcwspapers, Iflngnziuc, . . -...- , ,. " and Fancy CSood. No. 20 Pollock Street, adjoining the Government Bakery, New Berne., N. C." , Sept 2. " Cltf jjIKENC'U FLANNEL SU1BT8, ; ,. I EXTKA SIZES, and length,'. - also; . ! Underskirts and Drawers, A irood assortment at r C. P. L00M1.V, South Front Street, - , marl) ' , 1 s . : i , SCHOOL BOOKS." ' . , ' : ' " " . -u; A -lare assortment, of Primary School Brs fcs, 7areha!H;d especially, for the wants of ttiis maiket, t'Vether with an extensive stock of : Statione y, I Blank Books, Diaries, etc. at " THOMPSON & nAYDEN'S. Od the east side of Middle St. 4 doors south f Broad, New Berne. . ... ; . ,rtt I)EJIOVAL OF CORPSES. .The undersigned having recently prepared a new method of removing the dead, without smell or contagion, by "means of a .new lining to. the coffin commoted of Gutta Peicha, offers .nis services for the removal of bodies from this part of tne coun try to the North. Term Reasonable' "Keferta Capt. ,W. It. Blaok, W. U Wriglzt. Address - , i - ' ' ' THOMPSON P. WASHBUKN, - K,t 15 lViUK-k, Street .rly, P. s : .- ' vr.; Liberty - and - - - 'rt:wnrkfrftrrft:-tbeir benches ottop cirlps of "a cabinet, makers shop-. rh'e' were botri aobt tvverijyrfi velars. iUnent:' -rOne-of them 'stopped , hi 'ivmki nurhed'rdund toward ,the.'bther. and lea costed quick-tem vou were a-bov. v IoW'wI ithlnk li am jiot quick-tempered but if' the boss fiad talked to me as no, ma to you- yester 4 ay, I "b eli eve I sliouldr h rtve. k nock d hibi dovn; J let tbe'Consequehces be what , f- Well, lt)m, 1. 'am - uiek-tebipi3red replied ine peiayu jxusigu. as- jjiCKr and 'S3 la kho.ckingjQld Scplderr) down, I had jhy thoughts xabout 'that' matter- ' I ' L . a 1 v s It v ft ri t ah a riftht mad enough fvvlie" as ; white as';!a:sheeUaid should ,1 ikQ .to;kn.Q wbaVuriho tieris ontmLsoTemrt occasibrtf-.-as they say. r - . " ' : :i--ry v:c-- -1 - i Dick laid down his chisel, and fum ing around ? Ibldedbis arms, ' anai're-. 4i ,tHoup;lit I'would, a'ndlhen I, thought I' vi'oul d n't. Wh enV -oldV Scol d e m : fi rst to and f st u 1 1 wi t h in e, and b'eah 1 to scold m a n u: . II n a i iy go wan jgiy , a nu a iiti cu nie merely becausel rwobld not answer nrrrp.inth'e; sani wa -nptribinkjn dnly;fn inl pulse occurred to foelKaifrX sIiQuld'oriiy-kive him btie. gd'o'd ' blow. u "rid e r" llieVi efy;ieye;vlii.ch Should, tu m- Die.- nim.an3Tjriue&imviijgs p.iumiaou ousiy it - wojLild be ' serving hirri just about right, 6t:J was terribly -angry. iiut then J-thought ana it was "inins ing, '.-for it came after ttie impulse aii( restrained it then ' I thousht ihat h was-a'srreat deal older.man than 1 was.' and had a ;w.fe, and sorls and daughters 'grown' u n afrd:fm'aTrie J ; twhd 4 would-bed very much Shocked arid pained to hear that he 'had been treated in this yHy and I thought, too, (that 1 was in Ins firnnlov. and could ouit him at any rho ment if his service vvas intolerable, arid that it would be disgraceful to me to have it reported that I had a fight with my boss; and I thought how bad Uiicy would feel if I was arrested for a breach of the peace, or.eVeh made myself lia hlft to be. and so, 'I thought I wouldn't.' Ah, Dickj said Torn,, those -were riot exactly your leenngs, wuen you tooK hold of your hammer, and then pushed it awav irom vouv 1 oeiieve l was as white as youj just at that momenti for l expecieu you wouiu arop inm surei' j Y.oii . are "mistaken, Tom,; replied Dick, I did .not take hold of the ham mer from impulse or. design to use it, but "I: thought I wonldnV- have it where I could seize it and strike him without stif ring out of my tracks ; and so I pushed it overthe end of my bench, arid.it. fell aniong( the shavings; and it took me a long time to find it when I wanted it hgain. : Well, said Tom, I don't believe x could have stood. what you did, any how. But you use that expression,- "I thought I wouldn't," as if it vvas :a sort of -favorite one ; have you adopted it as a motto for your coat of arms, I fhould like to know!'. "Sorter sorne, some sorter not," as they say out West, replied Dick laugh ing,' but it is said that all the highest modes of thought have a stereotyped expression, aua mat is ine reason, ior instance, why those who speak the Eng lish language' are : alway . . seeking for liberty expressed in great phrases which are socommonly used in books, speech es arid newspapers, i So I confess that I have, got one little phrase, which, when Iam in action, reads, ! think 1 won't,'' and when I am pondering over what I didn't do, signifies "I thought I wouldn't. . And I think this phrase over a good deal, and I confess it does. ine good. HI tell you how 1 got into it. About a vear.asro. I went home one damp, slush, thawing night, father late for supper: QI4 Scoldem had been very cross that day, and very insolent; and that, with the unpleasant weather, made meieel very cross", too; very. Well, I got home. The fire was almost a 1111 r . i nn f - - j 1 u ti n u y -m lBC.lMaaBH Union r- llow and ' Fofevcr One an - m ' .1 - , 1 per -4vVas! rfeajly and we." satHld vvnat the tableAiucV djd riotCseer 'inclined tol tall little; Jimin"y'-Vas"'fr6tTiil : th V -was lroUui ! the tea f Wa s f ea 1 rid c (tf d; a rid f W t das t vas n 7 maa e xigti t . I e 1 1 :ve r y m ubh ant o y eci an'd3hQu jWtn;a'Cpnnuential j,sort ;otvayt .that the tea- was. pray slops, apd :th;it' the 'toast M '4- : Z 4- ' m. a L 1 a I lobked'acros. he tahlefii luby, who sat 4 here holding her' bapyeatino; noth- msranq .iooKinjr naie. ana ivtarv.; and i jioticea , too, tn at u tti c J niy jooH ed ffirjshedas he satibexeun h jj arrrwehair; 3 . i t , occu rfed-tcv. met h 1 1 i tWas h st ssihle 'that tl riiy wife-;fn -iiieieelipg jlh-arid . that irttle-Jimriiy - was affected oy tne vyeatner.oust . iKe--oiaer iQiKs and .that v perhaps Jhidamw air, might nayaanecea tne. qraugnr- fun cnim ri ey. v I ask-edLu cy--ijf:4h'ji;wasilIiTand shesaiq tnat.ior six.noiM3 she naa had -terrinjo -e neryous r ne laugbt-kwpuul n't", sa; ie tea anu toastvout i pefuaaeaiiiucy to Jay do wn On th e 'sett.ee; w ith th e b a- byWhile" I tdohtt f&Ti m rnl my k h eel "aiid ca rh m e nc ettf 1 6 1 fjri cr -h i m 5 a stdfyv'as. L put dh hisnightrgown and thehuj;hini ntb nrihhei-eas I was C; desc ribi risf; to hiQyieol4"m"ari's ir- --Ji?i,--'i u". iiL::- s op e p, j u in pm g.q v e r t u tv ; i u 1 1 i e u a n t he ra'h d t h e n a ri o t htJihe v e n 1 1 b v e r tne wail witn ,ine J. two etn,ana was F ' . fc .-..v C i . ' i- M-.l nena -clearea tmsj. new ; and- put goto'"mecdfir'w'at hands5 and face, and smoothed' d Avn her hair .With :my!.;arlsl:.(fn'e.tism think? well, 'ho mattferjhd pl'cd arwet cloth upon ne r i oren ea cu : i 3 s k ea . n er 1 r s a e was- betterv X0Sj.iisa.ig. .with,; ji sweet smile, 'ndtfSlwerit;''to slssp while sho said J sltgot'dovvp a nook' ofr mvself for a couble of hours. 'J hen 1 looked, up, and as I saw little Jirnmy sleeping so soundly and pleasantly in his crib, whcfe lie had kicked hirnsfilf out to the top of the bed clothes ; and the baby, top, dozing quietly with her thumb in her. mouth ; and Lucy repo sing so refreshingly, with a half smile on her parted lips, trie fire burning brightly, and the rairi beating against the windows, I was glad 1 did not speak a cross word to Lucy, and leave I er sick and alone with a deranged kitchen, dull fire, a fretful child,' arid a nursing baby What a brute. I should have been to have done it. ' Yes, of course,, said Tom, rather slowly, for lie was just then impressed with an idea that he, with all his good temper, had 'done it ..at a time not ve ry remote, iiut he regained his com-; posure by saying : Well, go on Dick, this is as interesting as a prize tale. ..I have but little more to say, contin ued Dick. I have considered the mat ter a great deal, and the more I consider upon it, the more 4I think I won't." When old Sfbldem is insolent to me, when any. one jostles me insultingly, when a tiadesman or a fellow-crafts man treats me rudely, my first impulse is to pay him in his 'kind ; ; but when I consider that it will do me no good to do it, t'l think 1 won't. "; When 1 am annoyed by short-comings at home, and am tempted to hnd iault, 1 ask myself if Lucy is not a good-tempered, indus trious woman, a good mother and lov ing vtfife, and if I don't really think she meant to do as well as she might under the circumstances, " and the sharp ex pression never forms on my lips, because '! think I won t- bo when the chil- dien are tbo noisy, or one of them is fretful, I think, the noise is olt prefera ble to constrained silence, and that it js better to take the little fevered urchin 1 ' " 1 t.: ' ir.ii r: . i on ones lap, anu iaive ins iuuq-ievereu hand in yours, and tell him about Gul liver and the Lilliputians, than to cuff his ears and. send him outraged and crying to bed. I am glad 'that I pften t4tbink 1 woirt.V 1 ieel that 1 have triumphed when' I can say, C,I thought I vvouldn t. d ! : Dick, said Tom, can you give me a scran of paper 2 ' - ; : ! ; His friend examined his wallet arid . . -Inseparable ,V; . - ' Here, said he,- is the back of a le dropped to-day in -the city post-office ;' if is addressed to me; and a post-mark on it"too, but- as it is marked . 'Paid,,'I hope that won'f 'hurtit.; ; - All the better forhaving your name " ' :: -t . and date on itJ said Torn, who p ded to the desk", wrote something yery carefully on the paper' folded it, and put it a way in !His pdeket-hbokr - lhe two iriends grew old together in theirnative ',city,N fIhey;bothbe prosperous m ftheiri calling, andl were noted for theiri kindness to their work men and servantsr'fdrarhehitv to ;the com muni ty at j I a rge, a n d fo r; t h e i r ; d of mestic! happrness;- Thby rw guished by'civtl lmnoisvand werernadc u c pus 1 1 y f i es o i r es po n s i u i e t r u s ts. . j. n ey f e n ai n e u .. j as t , a pdy 1 M m m a te-1 f e n q s, ' a r$q it. was . a 'source t ofgiappib?ss.to them that their children inter-married.:Thomt as xiied hrsU- In ins dat will he made a singular pro yjsiqni: i. t prtJ -i: i Z7?? , 4 1 djrfeptthat a certain package, bearing my name.' shall be de live red to'mytrb:, Ricriardy.- Felt on IItr cont a in s a; gift which he made m! jjinTearly; life: it has peen lo me a- great source, of success, and dornestic happidess. I return it to mm now; ne aoes not need ity out will be glad to-receive n- - I 1 ' i t The ihysleribus package, wis pro duced and ore'riedj i It contained only a cr urn pi ed, wo rn, incT so m e what s blled scrap f of paper, apparently a; pie'd of ppsi-iriaiKeu leuer, wnicn read as ioi- ldws r "July 1, 1 806."r 1' .' - I ; -1CIU H A KDJb.LLTUN, f ' J : - "I sThodgpt J VVovldn't.''. . iTiiisIi or ! Take a quart: of fheW mil k stir . into two good handsfull of Indian 'm eal : stir it u ntil ;.it- cpme tb a,".b6il ; : ,take it off the fire anil stir in a Iuhip.of butter Mieisize of an bggj and s.alt,to the taste ; et it oeeome ojiite I cool, ,then? stir in a textcupfalkoyejis'tai ihd make a still sponge. Cover it and ; set it to rise ; roll the sponge about a dua r ter of an inch thick ; cut it out with a tumbler ; flour' your gnddlei well, and bake thoroughly over a brisk fire,' turn ing them frequently to'pi;everit burning.' Do not set them in too vanir a place to rise, as they will be apt. to sour.; j - "With one pint of milk, apiece of lard the size oi a Walnu t, and a teaspoon o salt, mix sufficient Tniiah ineaUp niake a thick mush which boil .15 to 20 niin utes. when this, is so cool that it will not scald the" flour, add a teacup of ba kers' yeast arid enough wheat; flour . to make a soft dou"h; i ,; Set to rise about 10 a.- m". ( wheni wanted for . tea) in warm place. 'When' hcht. form into small and thin cakes, and bake them on the griddle five minutes 'bri each side Captain papoleori Collinsy wlib captured the Florida in IJahiaBay, is an Iiidianian, a native of Madison; . has been in the nav y for the past quarter of a century; In commission thro-ugn the instrumentality of the United States Senator and ex-Gover nor William liendricks; t he is a prbod and true officer, and must have known what he was doing; that the net was no violation of the laws of natibns, and that he was doing God's service to hi? country and to his flag. JNew Albany Ledger. - 1 Revival of Business. The Springfield Union is informed by a gentleman' lurgely interested -in the manutacturb of woolen goods, that since the election last Tuesday the manufacturers have received more orders for all descriptions of goods, ' than for the preceding six weeks. The woolen mills in Vermont are nowrunning with full force. The same intelligence comes up from other manufacturing districts in New England it The editor of the Kichmond.Whig wrote a leader protesting against. Grant's, habit of firing shotted salutes in- honor of tlnion; vie-, tories a sentence in whiclij sbmd stupid or sly compositor raused to jbe printed thus p 4The friends off humanity;, in every part of the world except Christendom must regard such a deed with horror, and its perpetrator as an assassin" The word intended ws probably Jawo7?, and the writer most have regarded the inisprinfwitli much the same feelings which Mie expresses for Grant's 1.1. .7. ' ' . . ! ". j - . r . : 'v X Squars, one insertion, '.T.V.T. i....... 1 ' y every fetcceeding insehion,.... V ; i one men maji.e a square, apd all auvt : . r- -1 j will be continued until lorbld- nnlesa otU rwi.'e 1 r dered, and chafed accordingly. To sebaro ir;- theyhould be Jianded in by Toe-day e:: 1 i moininffs ; A1I bills a.re to be iettledon the 3 eyery; month. , A-liberal discount made to t who advertise lanrely. The Tinis. la? a 1 circnlationlff the Distrlcfof North Carr. . any,if not all. other Pabera combined. arrT r ' every part of the! District, la th4 tT 1 . . advertifiinj that could be dodred.. ,,, OLEAAflKGS FROM DlXIi:. jjjxGnrssNEGRp SoLDi:rvS. The member s i . "A C(JyJare Beginning to assemble At;Ilichmv ..1. croes inui11 says ihe question of pnttlnf : that ,body. up. aV once be: ; is almost unanl?2Slad . to obserye .ther i . t . Ay.Vif Congress thmL . - cookg. laborers, hospital atFTice, w done, so fox as to place every1"; c"r.r man in ihe ranks ; but it is worK,? -ir to arm the negroes and expect ' them 4.. . Wwrvt in fWhtino" thfl pnpmv. ' Wa trust c li 6" C"'D J - ' -rr will at jsilce stamp its rtprpbation upon thtV AKitL-iTi 'to'm'atrfl soldiers of the necrroes. . v V Savannah Netcs, Nov. tt. '"x . PESTKucTirE ;Fiks ..CHABixsTok-Tr-We leani frbrn a gentleman Vho arrived last c'vening froia V Charleston thatA fir0 broke out in thfe Confedcr- I 1 ate Arsenal. in that citwat thro o'clock tester day mdrning,. and.-didferjeafe idamaTO. belf-tD.. it ,z'"A kcoum.iw suuuueu. 4.ie wrgc. uuniiiic-..Vu"va.iju- . the tin shop; saddlery- armory, : blacksmith's, and 1 . shop u for : the manufacture . of - friction . priinyerSj r were ja.ll destroyed, with' most ofrheir, .contents. The lossin, yaluable .machinery, andLiopIs '.was tqmt lieavy,Haiidi carinot be ' repaired. C'-W argb"1 stock of leather,1 small -arms'and eannctt werd UtM J stroyed.;; :.The iire jnigiaa4fid -im aBomO.-tgMOvtl ( ' in the engine rooni, and was doubtlesshe result of .carelessness '".'f, "" "" "' " '' V"- ' . V! v. !'. ; s Savannah Republican ,fiVr.' Zd? ' 1 I ' The Southern Recorder states that, some twelve or fifteen cases of small " pox ' have occurred" in: -Milledgeville: mostly among; negroes who have f been removed to the outskirts pf th' city.; . ' , , k, t&SASi r,. ,r,ii ...1 ' ,a . : The SEXiofa EESEBVES.-r-This excellent reri . ment, made up of the men beitweea 45 andCp, in ' day afternoon uhderthe command of Col. Chtt3. t E. isheiber.i Ihey are themselves the, . bone. at 4, ! sinew'? of the country, the very ' best men rwc . have, and they are commanded by a gentleman, of considerable experience as a soldier and'of emi f nent qualifications for the high position whlcli ho has the honor to hold. 4 ; i ;. ' ,.),' t. CHAirriAM Ceops.-vA. subscriber atdds'ta a 'ttust-x n.ess letter from Chatham : . r AiM-t '.pk-' - - 1 have traveled overaaargc portion of.Chat-. ham recently and I think ther0 i&v great tlpaf more'eorn made5 this year1 than last, and ;thefe'fi' ; any amountof 'molasses' raade. People. are g6n erally backward jin gathering their corn, and sow ing wheat. C But if . the. fall should prove favora- r Peices :ix' Issau. In Jsassau uurinff thft Week ending 15th ul,,.poUoni sold at an averago of 4Gc. per lb., yet in some, cases at 4G 5-8 : 47c. and! eVen 4$c. wef e -paid. . Turpentina had been - . .erymiiah sought after, but at a lwr rato thai !a.month bapk. Buyer3,",rsays the "Guardian of tho loth uit., wiimot give more" than $1.00 per gallon.', . . . .,' ., ;! F r ..t ;.i ' A Place to Live AT.--The Columbus Sun of the 23 d ult. says: I ..;, j-. iu'l ii. i Ln & Hams are selling at .the stores at $t per pound, bacon ati,$3.2a to $cj.50. Beef of a very fair quality is disposed of at $2 per 'pound ;. chickens sell at about $4 apiece from the wagon.- Wood 1 is rated at $45 a cord that is. . oak -and ! hick-r ory. Pine is cheap Lard ja sold at $5 per lb., ' osnaDurg, per yaru ana eneeung at i. : X arn sold at $45 to $50 per bunch;' decording to num bers; some grades sell higher. All country pro duce is high. During, the week, ht 'auction, ; solo leather has sold at from $11 to $12, salt as, high as 75c. per lb-, though averaging about Q5c., aud . ' -negroes at very blc: -prices.; .Silver has sold as high as $20 to $25. for one, and we bcliete 'gold is quoted at $24 for one. : !i; ::;' -. . .. .' r 'fiekceS. COct l8.Sevcral.:ofrth;e prlsV oners who were brought here fromLCharleston have died of the yellow fever, and also j several members of. the 25th Georgia licgiment; and Maj. Williams' Battalion have fallen yicimg, ,,. f , t Cor,. Yorhtnlle Enquirer. : ; --i - - y -j ... t . ;J .11.. - ,i . tiX ; Gen BRAco.rrJt is oflicially -smnoanood in the WilmingtQri;Jonrnal,.that Qen. Bragg "assumes the command of tjie.lepartmcni of North Carolina' and that Mnj.' Gen. Whitingand(IJrigGen. JJatver will ionfinuo , since to t!ie South West:1 ..Pnir. .SiiEninAN. Sheridan's appcaranco on the field is electrical. :3 His 'every move-. ment, like . the Hash of his "iyc;and thb quickness hi- his mind, is like the lightning. He is a live man all over, and ever v one, officer or man, "feels the .influence W his magnetism whenever he comes in contact witfrliim. He will do a good thirtg whifo most men , arc calculating how to do it,-1-Ui3 very Iiorsc partakes of the spirit ..'of his. master, and seems almost inspired by hi? enthusiasm. A- - "Xow lhat, the people, have pVcri'lhcir verdict for the, re-election of lIr. Lincoln,, the minority, are everywhere resolving' to. support the, constituted" au tjiorltics, ft is not too strong to say that there i3 well Viigh a united North inpurposc to maintain tLo integrity. of .thenation.jand .that jo .every town, and, city, and Statc,T the: people are for,-saying 1 to the Commaudcrin-;Chjef.(Df the army and navy, hold ;on and hold. out until the United States floats orer jthe whole? of .the rlcpublic.' . , .-; r ' . This is well said by the Boston Postf R j9Urnal,tliat opposed. Mr. Lincoln's re-elec-. tion, but we are glad to see is not disposed to make lhe spirit of a pblilicafcanfast the. precetlerit forifs course daring tho fdurycarf the territorial-command hcrctoford'cxcr' cised by 4 them;" .."(2ch,I i I Jragg Succeeds Gen'l Beau regard, transferred Sometime 1 1 I' V- V I W i 1 nov, :e. 72tf 2'auntcn, Mass, out-, the room uncomfortable ; but sup- produced a piece. 'ollej- s iu(o retei"smirg. of ancjtal'fi led Araiinistrfttion.1 i'
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