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The national Republican., 1861-09-17
Exolling News from hoans aad Writ
Con nties. Virgin mia.


Gentlemen who arrived yesterday from Roane
county, report that they have recently had very
exciting times In Roane and Writ counties.
Major Siemmer, Of General Rosecrans's stan,
was sent down to Spencer with force sufficient
to clean out the secesh OF that vicinity. Un-
fortunately, the coming OF Slemmer was ascer-
tanned by the rebels, and they masag d 10
escape from the vicinity Of Spencer. The latter
part of last week, however, Semmer encoun-
tered considerable force Of seoessionists at
Big Bend, in Writ county, about ten miles from
Burning Springs. AID, after diminishing with
them for two days, caused them to beat re-
treat, with loss Of fifteen killed. 2.
Lieutenant McCiosky, Of the Union company
from Richie county, was shot In the abdomen,
and, after lingering about twenty four hours,
died. The Union forces then burned the house
Of Peter Seitargh, prominent secession leader
and also the house Of another rebel, whose
name we did not learn. Both Of the houses
were fortified. Two rebels, who had taken the
oath Cf allegiance, and were caught with arm'
In their hands, we're taken out and shot. Two
more men, caught under similar circumstances
were to have been shot the Cext day.
Major Slemmsr, In marching through Roant
county, found eight dead men In an obscure
thlcket It was not known whether the bodis'
were those Of Union men or rebels. Msjol
Slemmer Il satisfied that the rebels have sigma
rockets, by which they warn one another o
the approach of his force. They also have |
signal like the hooting Of an owl, which !
very advautageously used. By these and simi
lar meaus, they are enabled to elude the pur
suit Of Slemmer's command, and to scatter int
small bodies.
The military authorities at Parkersburg ar
tightening the lines upon the rebels, and hav
inaugurated vigorous means to crush out re
belliou in that part of the country. No man
permitted to leave the town without pas
and without first taking the oath Of allegiance
Guards are posted upon all the roads leadin
from the town.
Major Slemmer has taken possession of th
town of Spencer, in Roane county, and mad
It his headquarters.- Wheeling Int hgencer
: September II. s..m .I|.
The national Republican., 1861-09-17
pnss,oH OFFICE, JUNE !, ise.: e.:.;;,,,,, "A

shSS'o" 1vEnHNl 70 nEI 1SoE ;SS r. I1T ece6iSczny.
ns sss or nisn ~ 4ss: q e. "a
scribed herein, which are alleged % havs bssb lost
or destroyed, notice Is hereby gives that at " date
s:as sslss.s q r. IKE sn5s s 5. ':ss
lection should then appear
No. Ae!s, for l2O acres issusc SndeL S ,nS aos q
granted on the oath day Of January, 1ste-sspssm'
scq for 50 sores issued under the .. o.
widow Of Daniel Wells and granted on the s1th day
Of September, 1s64-septsmber %, 1851
xs.oh SS isf hs ss1 Sf Ssa
granted on the 18th day Of October isse-sep''n'
xs.eA ne isss ~ iG1 q sSs L. name nam: q sno. xhs
granted on The l7th day of August iss7-oc'oaoef ~ y
No. ss,sso, tee % ssrss, under est Of 1917, end
Kopp. fathsr Of samuel Ropp, dss.sssd, third Ihdi
No q So fSr 10 sorss, i1ssd ,usd.r be act .
on the sis. day Of march, isss-octoSsr 10, 1851.
March, issS, in the name Of Thonas Tanner, an
granted on the ID day Of Nay, II. 1881
1885, s Il. Ss nsn: oi s:S.% hs
grained on the 18th day Of Juoe 1855.
No Ss2, for 90 acres s,usd under the cot q nascA
1855, in the nsans Of Reuben Woodruff, and sranss'
No s6S for isJ acres .ssued under The ao OF Maroh
1855, n the name Of Samuel H. " aterhouee, en-
granted on The SD day Of lay, 1855. =. glIi.u
March, 1855 in the name Of Shelly Dexns. A,
granted on the ID day Of August, iSss-Novenbs
ho' % $500, for 100 aerss, issusd under the set 2
March, 1855, in the name Of POLY, widow cf Dayt
.dsssy :1s sn 81 18th
No. q, ,s1i, for 1oo acres, Esusd under ths aSt Z
March, isS6, IN the name q 0sy 9, Als.sndsr, m N
no. child Gf John q NAls.aSdsf d:Ssased' an
No 4S ,842, for 100 acres, hsued under the aet I
Mrrch, 1855, in the name Of Christian Doaghert,
, and granted on the'27th day Of September, 1850,
NJ q ~ ' iso .or.. Issued under u. %.
ed on the list day Of March, 1sol-Novsnber .
1851. .,.. ~ ...gIrla.. : .l,au.. -u..-a
A., and John d. 9. Minor children Of Irwin Bagge
deceased, and granted on the oath day Of Ma
lsb8-November IS, 1861, ...1.-..,JIt
, No, ~, SIS, for 90 acres, issued under The act
% Ei~ood, s and g granted JsSusry q, iss1--Sovs.b
10. Is $40, for leo acres, Issued under the act
a March 1885, In the name Of Alexander McCulloue
and grintedo on the sth dsy ofJanussy ,1sss-Novsa
No u sos, for 100 Azores, issued under the .sos
|. March, 1896, In the name Of Hannah, WIDOW
Of james Wilson, and granted On the 2oth DAY
February, 1s67-Dscembsr %, 1851. ~
No. s,06s, for leo acres, Issued under the act
March, 1850, Ia the name Of Alrxanoer McQus
and granted on the l2th dsy OF October lsss-N
March, 1856 In the name Of Daniel West, and gral
cd ON the i4th day Of July, lsss-7h Dsosmbs
/. 1861 -
-
The national Republican., 1861-09-17
Tuesday, September II, 1851.
THE slso, ,ooo, 900 LoAN-THK FINANCES.

THE Sls0, ZOO, 700 L0AN-THK FINANCES,
The three years loan Of $3.50, 1000, 900, having
an interest of seven and three-ten per cent,
is being rapidly taken. The only ground which
ever existed for doubling its success, was the
extravsgant rate Of interest which 1t carries
The loan has succeeded In spite of the interest
offered, and not in consequence of It, Six per
cent is above the average return Of capital in
this country, and every motive of patriotism
and self.ipterest impelled bankers and capital
lists Of all grades 70 loan money to the Govern
ment at the ordinary rates. Mr.. Knapp, presi
dent of one of the New York banks, summed W
the whole thing In the declaration that thu
stock Of bis bank was good for nothing, II tn
Government securities were not good. Ii
Europe, even more than in this country, tn
offer Of an extravagant interest has damaged
our national credit. 1t is the favorite point O
attack Of the London Times.
A much more satisfactory aspect Of our nj
tional finances, is the success Of the deman
notes. The banks were exceedingly anxor
that the Secretary Of the Treasury should agrt
not TO use the power Of issuing such note
which might interfere with their profits in tt
circulation Of their own notes. At one tim
they even affected to make this sine qua no
in their negotiations. The Secretary was equs
ly wise and fortunate in resisting their pr
tensions in this respect. These Treasury d
msnd notes, within proper limits, are gre
public convenience, besides giving to Il
Government, not only the use of so mut
money without interest, but the considersb
profit resulting from the loss of such notes.
The national Republican., 1861-09-17

Missouri. Pope telegraphs from Hud
son, Missouri, on the 18th instant, that the ILL
nois sixteenth and the Kansas second, number
ing eleven hundred men, left Hudson on thai
day to reoccupy St. Joseph, which they would
reach as soon as the Little Platte bridge could
be repaired.
The national Republican., 1861-09-17

~ Mr.. Morgan, late Minister to Portugal
and who was superseded by Jas. E. Harvey
has just arrived in this city, and, we understand
has rendered his services to the Government
in any military capacity it may select for him
We believe he was an officer In the late Mexi
can war. He says he left Mr.. Harvey ii
Lisbon, In good health.
The national Republican., 1861-09-17

Captain William H Morris, son Of General
Morris, OF the Home Journal, has been assigned
10 the staff of Brigadier General Peck, as as.
sistant adjutant general This officer graduated
ut West Point in issl and served IN .se s,Sona ;"
(now Brigadier GeDeraD Hciutzeman. He re,
sigusd after few years service, and as since
been distinguished as popular writer.
The national Republican., 1861-09-17

gr See advertisement for the celebration,
this evening, by the Frontier, Clay, and Wash
ington Guards, of the anniversary of the adop
ton of that glorious Constitution of the United
States, which 100000 freemen are now in arms
to maintain.
The national Republican., 1861-09-17

To OUR SUBscRrBERs.-Dificulties with our
press (now remedied) rendered IL impossible
to serve our subscribers at the proper hour
yesterday and on Saturday, and compelled us
also to serve some OF them with half sheets
We have now one press in good srder, and in
few days shall have two presses, so that such
accidents in future will hardly be possible
The national Republican., 1861-09-17

Governor Magofln has issued the following
proclamation: In obedience to the subjolned
resolutions. adopted by the General Assembly
of the Commonwealth of Kentucky, the Gov
ernment Of the Confederate States, the State
of Tennessee, and all others concerned, are
hereby informed that Kentucky expects the
Confederate or Tennessee troops to be with.
drawn from her soil Internationally.
The national Republican., 1861-09-17

~ Company A, United states EnSi-
neers.-Fity intelligent and able ebodied mechanics
will be enlisted to fill this Company to the maxi.
mum fixed by law, 15o men. Inquire At No 22
9 street. Pay, from sis to saa per. month"; besides
food and clothing. aug I'LL
The national Republican., 1861-09-17
RMY OFFICERs' Requisites.

The " Army WATCH" spy and Field Glasses
Pocket Compasses, Wire Gauze (colored gass) Ey'
Protectors, Pocket Drinking Cups, &c
A complete assortment.
M. W. GAIT l. BRO, Jewellers.
s54 Penna ave-, four doors west OF Browne Hotel,
sop last lntar'J
The national Republican., 1861-09-17

vx7ANTED-A Sentleman of quiet and
w domestic habits desires board and Lodging ID
a D riyate family Address j. Il. g., ut this otnco;
.tSting terms, location, 80. sep AS-"'
The national Republican., 1861-09-17
7 OsTI FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

Lost, YESTERDAY EVENING Colts Seven
Inch Navy Revolver, silver mounted, marked "Mor-
timer Thompson, 1851" .o
Tne above reward will be paid to any person who
will return the same to MOKTlMER THOMPSON'
26l street. OF to Mr.. Chadwick, at Williards Hotel
sep lift
The national Republican., 1861-09-17

T library OF CONGRESS-,
IL ~ ~ September Q, 1861
. Notice Is hereby given that the Library Of Con
gress will not be open until the lst OF October next
. JOHN q. STEPHENSON,
sep loft Librarian
The national Republican., 1861-09-17
HELMBOLD'S RXTRACT BUGHU!
rTELMaoLp,s rYTRAor BuCHus os

charges, whether existing In -,
male Male or Femsie, Male or Fsa.ie,
Male or Fsmais, a l Male or Female.
FACT long ;ncs e ;S.s mat q, s
ed ia bodily health and mental powers, and erperi
ence many alarming symPtoms amPsg wnieh VII
DifScuity Of breathing, General Weakness, Horror
Of Disease, Weak Nerves, Tre%Siinss HorroS no. Of
DEATH Night swsst. God Feet W..:fsins:s Il ".
Dyspeptio Symptoms, Hot Hands, Flashing of re
Eruptions on the Face, PAINS in the Baer, Hseynss
Of the Eyelids frequently blaok spois Tying before
the Eyes, with temporary sufI:iop snd Lyss of
ness These symptoms, If allowed to 90 on, which
this medicine invariably removes, soon folow--Ios
Who can say that these excerses sre not frequently
followed by thoee dire1ul diseases, INSANITY and
CONsUMPTIUNS !hs records Of the insane Asy.
bear aERaMBonr;s aTR.sM Hsn.t; = ExTRAcT * oF BTcRT
s5ss s.ss sa nc matter q
How Long Standing, low Long s,snains,
1t OS !. taken NV %xSous asndr.no. from Business, and
Il pleassnt in it, taste and odor,
| And Immediate In Its action
Ifyou are suffering with any Of the above distress
Ing @ PRocuRE THE RkxEDY AT ONCE,
PROCURE THE REHkDY At ONCE
| HELABOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU,
| A medicine which must benefit every body, from
the simply delicate to the confined and dsspairins
invalid.
Ne Nc ESg41 ESg4E 1s Is 70 70 Be Be sSTNS, sSTND,
NO EQHAL Is 10 BE FOUND:
dress Prepared BY n r HELnBoLp.
Depot, lea South Tenth street,
Below Chestnut, Philads,phia.
in all m
BzX5A AlhaHtsSiEEJYq2EgS JSY2 ySYDaEaEElaNdsT' YDEsElNs.
OTHER ARTICLES on TIE a.rU1Arios OBTAINED ,,
HsinSold'' Genuine E.IRs.ss Z. R:sss',sn;ss ssss.,
| Sarsaparilla,
Improved Rose wssh
Sold ~ 2. 2 GILMAN u.,u,r
B. WAITE,
!: e: :: EMETWEssr1R, MdEIfss
And by al Druggist: .;SsI ever Where hs, ou, IN
advertisement and send for It, and avoid impO:itio
and sxposuie. sept e-Sm
WHITE mEKCER POTATOMs: y
, w PRIME, RIPE, AND MEALf
TO ouARTEaMasrERs XMAS ntHst5 oF fRiEsslMENTs
shsS, s' s.. sn gee
TO GkOCERS.~You want to please your cul
TONER'S and induce them TO call again ana fH afHoa
J mend your stock to their friends. Then CAL
Steel Co a. and buy what Potatoes you nsse
either for your own consumption or for sale. Ihe
>. are TX H0TEi, AND RES rAURANT KEEPERS
Do you want TO please your guests and II tickle thsl
y pais,esP Then buy youe fotstoes o. S,ssi " "
seller the buyer, and the cons umer.
Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky money In goo
| stsndinR taken at par. ,
j. W. STEEL Il CO, a.
$50 Pennsylvania avenue, corner Of Second street.
(Oid Sentinel Ofice) ...
, sep6 sr tStarl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-11-12
Notice.

1tUIfrE f. hereby elxrr 10 III rsfsaa. Nho intend
\ ing Is apply fss situations teachers in hs common
seA4ul If he IoNn Of Ndileses hai hs public eAsml-
nation fr teachers required 10y iss vidn said iuen, viii
he held al The seaoo house ar the centre u said town
ga the lb.h daS IL November, Al uicincka I. N.
Att pefzu deFE ing to ttaeh tn the common sckua,s II
said tswn are atsta to be present promptly at the time
and place Aforesaid All ellis are respectfully AMI
sotaially Invited 10 attend
H. lEstrs NektRoY, srrL
Nalila. 4 oct >, 1867. 'AAs7
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.i,'c Aeett afC. frau Office S.. .4te-,r. .ea.
Nr Aai oi ..5f
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TIE Daily EXCHANGE,
PTRLISHFD BY
X f r r & C o.
N E. CORNER oF BALTIMORE AND NORTH STREET

THE EXCHANGE printed upon clear white paper
and with Dol and distinct type, which il constantly re
newed thus offering merchants and others making uS
Of its columns peculiar advantages Tor the conspicuous an'
attractive display OF their advertisements which, IN con
necto with its already large and steadily increasing sno
scripton list, kes it the most desirable medium for al
versing presented to this community.
a. NO Expense OR ABOR is SPARED to furnish
the readers Of The EXCHANGE with thu prompt fu
and authentic intelligence upon IL matters of public inter
est domestic or foreign
In its COMMERCIAL DEPAFTME NT, and especially IT
all that relates to its REPORTS OF TIE DON STIC
MARKETS, it has established itself reputation which
ustes the merchants this city in recognizing it rs
STANDARD AU HoAITY upon all th0se subjects in whch
their interests involved; whilst the leading
Financial and Commercial topics of the day under
careful review in it's editorial columns.
The and the state of the markets are
SO constantly and intimately affected by OF POLITE
cal affairs throughout the world, that journal which
aspres to be anything than commercial report
daily price devote reason
space the dissemination of political intelligence and
the discussion of political questions In this department OF
the paper which, apart from its commercial importance
also possesses peculiar and exclusive interest of its own
is the object of THE EXCHANGE to position Oh
honest fearless independence, equally removed from
serv- partsanship upon the hand, and tmid neu-
traty upon the other.
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d5uns, Aides anO 4)tstols.

EOLT PISTOLS RIFLES AID
Wholesale Agency for COLTS PATENT Firearms
MANUFACTURING co. arge st, ca cor santly
hand Also imp rters Of single and double barrel
BIRD AND DI OK GUNS,
which have extensive and superior assortment
all grades for sale low by -
=. B. LONEY Z co.
Eos. ana Hanover Sirt ct,
dIstf n pr Raiijmor~ treet
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@EaN0a an1 SnAa-f.
NrOtarIes. &.iQn0Is. Ii.

sasgas9 FRESH GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, of
5 b all the varieties of each kind, see.ted trou the
EsIS5- mpOratiOus nf CRu EA, expressly for the
Of priv te families, the quai2 f which can
not he eXcesd either in Sly Of make in extreme fra
GRANGE For sale by Wh. WHELAN. No. ls2 Baltimore
street, between orih md Calvert str sI4-f
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THE TRI-WEEKLY EXCHANGE
IS PUBLISHED
EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY,

And contains all the reading matter of THE DAILY Ex-
CHANGE, including its general and political Intelligence its
kilograms reports of local affairs and public meetings. its
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and domestic its reviews books its carefully pre-
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thus giving in every department the latest information
ceved in the city up to the day of publication
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THE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE

IS PUBLISHED
EVERY FRIDAY MORNING.
Its columns have recently been very materially enlarged
and new features will tine to time introduced TO
render it net only additionally attractive to the FAMILY
CIRCLE still valuable iium Of reference for
the FARMER, the MECHANIC, and the ARTISAN.
TIE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE will also embrace con-
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tFrom the Democrat, St. Cloud, Mimi
II you are, have been. troubled the headac
end for box (Cephalic Pils,) so that may haYe'th
10 case Of an attack.
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BEVERLY, MACS, Dec. II, 1850

| q. c. SpALDIEG, Esq.
wish for circulars large show bills, to bring
your Cepnalic Pills particularly before customers
II you have thing of the kind, please send to
One OF customers subject to Sick Head
acne usually lasting Gays,) cured of attack
! M hour b5 Pals, which sent her
! Respectfully yours VI. b. WILKES.
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SNsHraaff GgniEsaiss.
M ARM
AND INLAND INSURANCE.
AUGUSTA INSURANCE And BANKING COMPANY
ESTABLISHED IN 1928.

Condition the Company the Sd December 1862 per
Report to the Governor Georgia. in
with the laws of that State
ASSETS. IIspIL1rIEs
Bills Receivable. 'apital stock. 900 90
Exchange on New Circulation,,...,,.. l s 1850
York. 0S6 81 Deposits. 1863 70
Sticks, Bonds and Diyidends unpaid I65I. 81
cal tsta:e..... lOl SIC ~ surplus
Due by Banks and
, Agents. IO6, gai %
Specie in vault, the
bona fie property
or the Co......... log GIL l6i
1914, 56S rs 1914 56s.75
TEN PER CENT. IN CASH RETURNED UPON THE
PREMIUMS on ALL RISKS TERMINATING WITHOUT
LOSS
LOSSES ADJUSTED AND PAID AT THIS AGENCY
WITHOUT REFERENCE TO THE HOME OFFICE.
KREBS & HALL,
AGENTS,
SO EXCHANGE PLACE.
WIN. KRE8S.
W. CARVEL HALL. ie22eotf
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VAIuARLE EARN

IN HOW p D COUNTY,
- NEAR THE BALTIMORE ANil OHIO RAILROAD
This Farm contains TWO BUNDR- AND FIFTY
ACRES of very superior Land, we wood and RID,
has several fine building sites and abundantv supplied
with fire Springs and running water 1t is situated the
County Road leading fir the Fred rick turnpike the
silroad The situation is elevated, il has commanding
view and IS perfectly h althv.
Il will b. sold in parcel divided to suit purchasers
G|-ferms reasonable.
apply to Wv. " Glenn,
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Iron the st. Louis DemocratI
The immense demand for the article tCephglio Pills
rapidly increasing.
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[From the Western X Gazette, Chicago, I'LL
We heartily endorse DIR. Spading and his unrivalled
Cephalic Pills.
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BELLE VERNON, OHIO, Jan. Is, 1861.
HENRY G. SPALDING, Esq.
Please find inclosed twenty CENTS Tor which send
another box of Cephalc Pills. They truly ttt
bsst Pills / hare eUer tried
Direct A. SLOWER, P. II.
Belle Vernon, Wyandot Co., o.
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From the Gazette, Davenport, Iowa.l
Mr. Spading would not his with article
he did not knoU to possess real merit
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From TIE Examiner, Norfolk, Va,
They haze been tested iii than thousan cases
with entire success
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From The Advertiser, Providence, r. II
The testimony in their favor is strong from the mos
espectable quarters.
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SPRUCE CREEK, HUNTIHGroN Co, PA Z
January 10, 1861.
q. G. SPALDINe.
Sir You g please send two boxes of your Cephalic
Pills. Send them Immediately.
Respectfully yours,
JN0. B. SIMONS
S.-Ihare used one boa Of y0ur Pills, and find then,
excellent.
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ENO. s. CUTTINGS 4 Co,
u BANKERS, EXCHANGE,
STOCK AND BILL BROKERS,
No. 90 SOUTH STREET,
Buy and seion Commission Stock and Securities In this
and other markets.
Purchase and sell Ground Rents.
Advances made Stocks, Real Estate, Notes, and other
Eo.atcrals.
Negotiate Time Paper and Stock Loans.
Make collections all accessible points in the United
States and Canada
Receive deposits in Baukable Uncurrert Funds and
transact the business Of Private Banking depart
ments Interest allowed deposits jeI8tf
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From the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
Cephac Pills accomplish the object for which they wer
made, viz: Cure OF headache in all its FORMS
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REYNoLDsBURG, FRANKLIN Co., OHIo,}
January 9, 1861.
| HENRY C. SPALpITG,
No. A. Cedar street, N. Y
DEAR SIR Enclosed find twenty five cents, for which
nd box OF "Ceuhac Pills. Send to address of Rev. VIM
| Q. Filter Reypodsburg Franklin Co., Ohio
Your PiltS work like charm-cUre Headache almost
| tnStGtrer
! Truly yours, WIN. C. FILLER,
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II Z Il N s

TERMS
OF THE DAILY EXCHANGE.
Served in the city, and payable only to the carriers,
TWELVE AND HALF CENTS WEEKLY.
Mailed to subscribers OF the city at SIX DOLLARS
YEAR, payable invariably in advance.
eyA liberal reduction to Clubs and News Agents.
THE TRI-WEEKLT EXCHANGE,
Mailed to subscribers:
copy, ole year.. .,'s''..''''''''s''''''Sl
Do. six months. .....................',''.'.
Do. three months .....................--.--
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE.
copy, one year.. ''9l W
Do. six moahS Observation-Disclosures. 90
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- FOR RENT.
;:s The large threestory HOUSE No 30 North Charles
& street. ch would be altered for Store desired,
COM ertcd into OFFICES.
Large YELLING No. Il st Paul street. corner ofBank
lane, lately occupied as clearinghouse AID suitable
tor OFFICES.
land aud Saratoga streets.
STORE and DWELLING, No. III Pratt street, above
Charles
STORE no IS North Charles street, lately occupied by
Mrs :. W Hughes. DIV CLING above ditto, well adapted
for Dentist.
DWELLING HOUSE, No SO Lexington street, west If
Charles lately occupied by Chapman Board house
and Restaurant.
The adjoining HOUSES, Nos 50 and 81 Fayette street,
Charles, lately occupied Restaurant the other
an Iron Foundry.
Small DWELLING-HOUsEo on Spring Court, near Charles
street.
Large STABLE and Yard Pratt street, Howard.
Two DIV II LING HOUSES Carey street above Lex
T6rsestoty DWELLING, No 567 West Lexington street.
DwEiiING HTU3G, No so North Liberty street. above
Lexington. W. W. GLENN,
miS Il No. North Calvert street.