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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-12-06
A Tribute to the Memory Of Charles
A. Robinson.


10 n late number OF tho Democrat. was
published an obituary of Charles A. Robin.
son, OF Rassuli. The deceased. promising
lad Of htscen years. was the last of u family
OF three children. The Angel of Douth on.
tered the household, summouing, first, II
little boy OF seven summers, lowing to 'he
boroav parents the oldest and youngest
OF the thrco, A few short years, and again
tho little flock Is visited. and tho grim mon. u.
sterewi'h relentless touch. hears away ono
ot tho two remaining sons. Now, only ono,
the youngest, the idol OF tho agOnxsd pa.
rents. is loft The fond father and mother.
feeling kceniy their dccp affection. look
upon this. their only child, with u Tenderness
unknown before. No pains nro spared BY
them in furnishing him with tho facilities of
acquiring kno~ledgo The bost suthore are
his daily companions. aud. with tho might
OF no common Intellect he prant,Ies mud
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-12-06
Howard Association,
PHILADELPHIA.

A BeHepolsKt IESsit4fi0n rstablisked BY SpsesSf
EmdowmenI, for the Relief Of the SICK and Dis. ..
tressed, Afflicted vith PirRieRt aud Epid'M'c Die.
rases, especially IoTihe Cure etths SsrRat Or
gGHs. ..... .... ..... .r 'I. .f T. -r.s.r
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, yths Aet-
1fl ing Surgeon, 10 all who apply by letter, with
description Of their condition lsge. occupa ton.
habits OF life, &e.) and 10 cases o extreme power
~, Medicines furnished free oi charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spsrmetorrhuss.
and other Dissases ofthe Sexual Organs, and oa
the NEW REMEDIES employed in the Dispense.
ry, sent to the afflicted in sealed elte. envelopes.
free Of charge. Two or three Stamps for postage
will be Ccepied '
Address Dr. J. SKlLLIN HoUGHTON. Act.
ing Surgeon, Howard Association. No. SouIh
Ninth Street, Phiiadelphis, Pa By order OF the
Directors EZRA ID. HARTWELL, I'D
GEO. FAIRCHlLD, See'y. Presidraf.
5l9yl
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-12-06
Mathews Chocolate W0rm-DrOps

NEVER fail 10 destroy oil kinds of Intestinal
Worms. Are perfectly reliable in all cases, and
far superior to my and all Of the fancy Worm
CONFEC TiONS and nauseous VERMlFUGE Els
in use. They may be taken at all times with
perfect safety, ms they contain NO MERCURY
or other delclerious drug Mothers should al
ways purchase them, and give their children no
other.
tNo Catharfie whatever, is necessary to be
given.l
For Sale by all Druggists and Dealers ia Med
iciues.
Al MATHEWS, General Agent,
... .. Buffalo. N. Y.
DcrFor snle by A. Cook, Chardon; c. S. Field
East Claridon; Z. Z. Treat. Cluridon; L. Thomp.
son, Iluntsburg.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-12-06
THE JEFFERSoNfAN DEMOCRAT :
SPECIAL NOTICES. +,
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS,

Prepared By Coraeiius l.. Chessenaa, M ID.
Nlw YoRK CRY.
The combinations Of ihgro lient, ia these Pill.
are ihe result OF long and extensive practice -
They arc mild In their operation, aud certnin In
correcting all Irregularities, Painful Mcnstruu
tiOns. removing all Cbsiructions, whether from
cold or Otherwise; Headache. Pain in the Side
Palpitnton OF the Heart. Whites, all Nervuu.
Affections, llysterics Fatigue, Pain in iIc Back
aud Limbs, &c, Disturbed Sleep, which nrise
from interruption OF nature,
... TO MARRIED LADIES,
Dr.. Cheeseman's Pills are invaluable. as they
will bring on the NJ nthly Period with regular.
iiy. Ladies whO have been disappointed in the
use OF other pills, can place the utmost confidence
la DR.. Cheeseman's Pills doing all that they rep
resent 10 do.
NOTICE.
There is one condition of the female systcn,
In which tho Pills came, be ink en- without pro.
ducing Il PECULIAR RESULT. Tho con.
duion referred to is PREGF iNC F. the result,
MISCA RRi1GE. Such is tle irresistible ten.
dehcy ot the medicine 10 restore the Sexual Func-
ttons To normal coudition, that even the repro.
ductive power OF nature eannotgesist it,
Warranted Purrly Vegetable, and FREE
from anything Injurious. Explicit directions,
which should I've read. accompany each BOX -
Price s 90. Sent by mail OH enclosing 81, 90 to
Curnellus Il. Cheesen,an, Box 4 1881 Post Office
New York Citv.
Sold by ONE Drugsis, in overy town in the
United States.
II. B UUTCHINS,
General Ageut for The United States.
No ia Broadway, N. Y,
To whom all Wholesale orders should bs al.
dressed For Sale by A Cook, Druggist. Char.
don, Ohio. G2ld36S
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-12-06
Well Said.

Mr., Abbott, in retiring from tho Psines
vile Telegraph, remarks with truth upon
Gle felly Of attempting to publish q county
paper at 81, 90 per ycar:
II am now where no ono can saw (if any
oRe has done mo the Injustice to say il in
the past that am influenced by motives of
personal advantage, that 10 ordinary sized
County pnper Gun thrive upon a eubscrip.
tion price of Que Dollar per year. One
Dollar aud Fifty cents per year is tho lowest
that Il can be published for--and then IL
should be made in good pay in ddrancs.
and whoever runs away after a foreign
newspaper, because he eau got il for Ono
Dollar per year, discrininatos against his
first and highest interests in such u manner
as would, il all mon wero of his mode of
thinking, destroy tho means of dissomina.
ting information in his own vicinity, evon
60 the eIteut of preventing announcing to
ahe world tho blessing that ho himself was
dead"
IL 10 but few weeks since the Telegraph
reduced it's terms from 81 80 to 81 90 per
year. Knowing its prop:iotors vicws upon
the subject, We were satisfied at tho timo.
that the change was made reluctantly, in
obedience TO . supposed necessity. and tha,
Its long and oventfui career vas drawing 70
closc. Tho Press oad .4dvsrtiser was pub.
iished at I'll 90 per year, but its proprietor.
To consolidating tho two papers, has wisely
returned to living terms. We conclude that
tho VI 90 experiment has proved = failure
IN Lake County, just as it did IN this a few
ycars ago, aEd must whenever and wherever
tried by tho couotrJ press. We should be
happy to compete in terms with our city
contemporaries. If it we're possible; but, as
It 10 obviously impossible, wo arc not dis.
posed 10 shipwreck ali by attempting II.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-12-06
CAVALRY! CAVALRYIl
YOUNG MEN OF GEAUGA AND
LAKE COUNTIES, RALLY
ROUND THE GOOD OLD FLAG
WITH uUF DELAY! WITH.
OUT DELAY!!

l am authorized to raise a Company of
select young mon for Messrs Wade and
HuIchins' 9th Cavalry Regiment. The
territory assigned TO mo is Gsauga and
Lake Counties.
Tho Cavalry service commends itself to
tho patrio,ic young men of Ohio.
From instructions received, tho under
signed is authorized TO enlist men and mus.
ter them into service. clothe aud furnish
subsistence. Pay to commence on the day
of signing the enlistment roll.
After Companies aro in Camp, thoy will
he allowed TO express their preferences for
officers, subject To the approval OF tho Gov.
ernor. Experienced officers for tho field
will be selected. and il is tho purpose of
"aking tho 9th Cavalry Regiment tho
crack Regiment Of Ohio.
.--. JOHN s. MATHEWS.
Lieut.. Recruiting Officer, E'Ginrspiiie. Ohio
MATHEWS VENETIAN HAIR DYE 10 the
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-12-06
Ev Harmon J. Clark. OF this villap

ET Harmon J. Clark, OF this village,
has received an appointment as Sergeant
in Capt. Bartle,t's Artillery Company. and
is authorized 10 receive recruits. Mr..
CLARK. il will be remembered. was LIST
Lieut.. iu the Geauga Ride Company
His fitness for the position assigned him
is unQuestiOned.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-12-06

@ We regret TO learn by a private
letter from our Ex. Member Of Congress,
Hon. E. Wade. that his health, which
has. for several months. been quite feeble,
is fast declining. The country has not a
more worthy citizen. or humanity more
devoted friend. than Edward Wade. and
We trust his health may yet be restored
and his life protracted through many
years Of prosperity.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-12-06
: Union Musical Association.

This Association viii hold its next reg
ular meeting at the Disciple Church L
Mentor. on Thursday. Dec. I9,h. 1861
Books-Shawn, Jubilee, Festival Gle,
Book. All interested IN singing are in
yited to attend. E. F. ADAMS.
Secretary.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-12-06
May lst, 1861.

For details oflnvestmonts, eco small Cards g.
Circulars.
assurances MAJ be effected in this old md sub.
stuntial Company on very iRvorsbo terms
Apply to L. V, CANFIELD. Agent,
Chardop, Ohio.
borDweihngs and Farm Property insured for
term of years at very low rates. II
Chardon. August 10th, 1861. 6o.yl
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-12-06

EN Mr.. John Parmele, Of the 7th Reg.
Band, is at home on a short furlough.-
Although born and reared. a Democrat.
his experience in Western Virginia seems
10 have thoroughly abolitionixed him.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-12-06
M ARIIIEI).

In Chardon. Nov. 2s,h. bv Samuel Ma.
eunigal. Esq. Mr.. LELAND PHIPPS to
Miss sARENA WEBSTER both o: Kirkland.
Near Carlisle Station. Warren Co.. Ohio.
Nov. 10 inst by Rov j. II. Clark, W, A.
GREENE, Principal of the Newbury H,eh
School. and Miss BELLE G. THOMPSON
of Miami. Montgomery Co %.
Ia Nswbury. Dec. I'd. by Rev. A. Woodard.
Mr.. SAMUEL BURRIDGE Jr. Of Paines.
Vile, and Miss JENNIE STONE, of the
former place. .Hf. gao. ....r..E
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-12-06
SANFoRD'S
Liver InVigOratOr

NEVER DEBlLlTATES.
1T is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY
free FROM GU ms, and has become an established
iset, Standard Medicine, known and approved
by all who have uoed IT, and 10 now escorted "
with confidence in all the diseases for which II u
, recommended
! lthascured thousnndsS within the last years,
who had given up allS hopes Of relief. ns the
numerous, unsolicitedc certificates in my pos,
| session show. 81
| Th he d ose must bel adapted to the temper.
ament Of the adiyidual - taking it, and used in
such qua ntities 10 ncllS gently on the bowels
| Let the dictates OF = your judgment guide
! you in the Of the 9 Liver lNVlGOR.
! ATOR, and il will cure Liver o IN
| plants, Bilious Al. Itucks, Dyspepsia,
! Chrouic DiarrhOea. summer com plants
Dyse ntery, DrOpsy Il Sour Stomach, ua.
bituaI COstivcness. C h oil c Cholera,
e o era MOrbus. = Cholera % fan tum,
| Fiataiesce, J a N - dice, Female Weak
upsses, and may be : used successfully as IN
| ORDINARY FAMILY MEDICINE. Ii will
cure SICK HEADACHE, (as thousands can ,es-
tiiy) IN TWENTY MINUTES, IF TWO OR
THREE TEASPuONFULLS ARE TAKEN
| at commencement of a,tnck.
All who use it are giving their testimony In iu
| favor.
p1-MiI wafer in the mouth with INVICORA-
| TOR. aud sw allow both together. ...- -. ..
Price One Dollar pee Bottle.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-12-06
UpiversaIist Meeting.

Rev. A. Wilson, Of Willoughby, will
preach a,the NJ. E. Church in this village,
on Saturday evening, Dec. 7th. at st
o'clock.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-12-06
Notice.

WE wish to say to our friends and customer,
w that we have this day commenced selling
Goods exclusively for READY PAY. In con-
sequence ofthe hard times, we have to pay cast
for all our Goods when we buy them-therefors
we are Obliged 10 have our pay when we sell
them. Our Stock OF Goods is large and complete
and we think by selling for Cash or Ready Pay
we can make II better Tor the buyer and ourselves
al the same time. Come and see IL you do no
thinkso. AYRES q MURRAY.
Chardon, August End, 1851.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-12-06
School Examiners' Notice.

The Board Of School Examiners of Geaugs
Co.. will hold their next meeting on sstur
day, the 7th of December, 1861, at Chardop
The hour 10 10 o'clock A. M. .r..
no al. 10. WORKABLE, Clerk.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-12-06

~ The 4lst Regiment arrived at
Louisville. Ky. on Wednesday night Ct
l"st week. and are now encamped near
that city.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-12-06

ET The Wade and Hutclins ed Cav.
airy Regiment have been removed from
Camp Wade TO Camp Dennison.
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Missouri AIlliI gC0mDany.
Incorporated Feb. 2Sd. 1861

incorporated Feb. 22d, 1861.
CAPITAL STOCEG................-S $500 OOC,
ms COMPANY Is EUI.SILn FtI. nm Ilt.
pose 0i advancing the great mining interest. ~
U"I gta,e W. DO not Li"t'tA teLr EuN.IIea Ly
purely liIihESpc nioJiNes in init liti z Iiis c,.
t"tpftSI. We beltve-IIut ~ e stt, L .tt . -,
pa! EEEe uITidyhds. and AT tile rInt &C uule raj
St'i c,Vip isit'i atG eIei'l'f IIui,.s l, 4 IL &C.
vei"ptuE uIi, IuakiiE III, i,tf,Il
We" 'H ui Al5souii Than ly tie InG Ir liz u, n
amount vi UuT capital uNc-i.,; il, u,N ,ll l., 49,, -
w st.H!' make tie Iffre ~ Tur ,i,tU5 =, q =, -,
pIle mining bnIci'I' OF tie i Ills
Stt' We have l".Ter LI'!GT ctr CIattsI t., pur.
S!Iase and sell mineral lai,rI, witIrY,t h ttf.,, ~
9is7uuri Graz ina nts viii e, frittI tryi,r
lI'tlsts aud mining RdNeuiuIpIs. WHO den, t,I,r
G Eliase and Work yinG nies, 10y Itaiiif utniLls
We rsrectfpi tolcit tie attention Of mr. y1,o
haIS iieihI iIiii. iui 7sus u ,Ile,t
S lhe .ne' dc'cribii he ud u nil rir, UI ilr,r
lind= ia" non brr of Ihe tcsti On, ,,,l tic -
Get eilSi prc''tel s.e Willing 10 TAKE I'll % ann h,
We -hiIil wUIk onIs such u. inc a. nm, ,sr. -,
tlni oisn aIni pruyt' up>i Il the t,It u q 81 is
books Tor subscription tie nt,CL az. ,y ,ter
lhe "ire 81 iiEe 'tbirtI,v. MTt ,et. H riIVt-t
corner .! Locust. UTer heTClaHt-' ank pujfa,tC
40. u ou7isr'et All Who feel an titrlt,,i is
oG7'ners and lave mrNcN ~ Ill do I'll Il, cal! AMI
city eau n'curet by rne,se ten r cent @ ., ii II
''''''ut'' waited TO Fte resilient ,uI Treasurer
3. ,,.-, pIEGcEURs:
Aiigrsi q Ga, IiTcGn: NJ, az, Matthew Butler ptq,
lIo'spii 10 p1s% Is'lEos Foe 'sqs IN, l&nsi isll
=, Henry D. RarUh, l.. V. Bngy.
N. bCILi.iS' TteaS. ALFRLL CLAPl, Prest.
The Above pro-pcrtus nas up to 4Li- dufe b. !,
ruLll>I IN Uhly "nc u uLT iradrig Ini els tl Zen
day. Me- eNtIN efforts to get IL ck Ikci, l.v.i. N
M e; Yet the public we'll apFrCia II.r H.,,.ld
ness "f the ehtIp ise that Two t.ndI e 1l us-
amt dlilHTs VI Ih stock has Nlrr'iy Utn lakun No
NJ briefly tate t!I'i the -llro, SIS ear pa!c
~ ul without further liability transferable bydt-
h'r'i r'Eistrted only vixen hiv1eIlds 3ue It- tyed
Any person having money sI,re can hN Il jur-
cLa>t' or slINre@ in the Missouri Mining Con tsinv
make nn Investment tRt viii pay ISreIy ana lU i
Ht cH t't IS rc"liiy c0uvcrtrI int" CASH l,A
RnNW cred. u,I.a. H., - ~
ST LU,Ijs Nh, March 40 lsgt ''"" IN
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-13

The undersigned. inhabitants of, anil re .
tngres from Alsxtndrla rouuty. VI. do
CONCUR III tmr nnuvr revuln .uemd,.tiIu, pro-
rerdmgs aud relorts.
IL ". Gntlpn.
George W. Donaldson.
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our ARIY coR0EspoNDENcE.
From the Troops la nIaSyIand--A Let
ter from Wheeling Boy.
MELvALE, juno IU. lsOI.

MELvALE, Juun lU, 1861.
Els. Iattllgencrr:
We "re still ut this station near BAIti-
m .re. or course, hut Itie Uf rinte occurs
guarding tue R'ilr"|d. "muug-t people
hall friendly. anil the other half complete
" suhdued hy the presence OF superior
furre. The mOnUtOMy Of this ify his Gesll
relieved ouce hy Il rail un ..lhe sacred
soil, to capture II secession company of
mounted cnvlItry. AlOyHl Ethiop came into
camp aud gave Information. On Sund,y
m"rminS last, every one was ordered to
cling ku"psaGks fur II trump. Before day
lights earliest ray" off we marched over
hill and dale, flOUl aud field, Till all were
nearly exhausted. After walking some 10
miles we were formed tor action, aud par
aided up hill to Il rather pretty village hu-
tel ThiS Was the enemies, ht.l.uinIrtcrs
and drilling post. TEe arrangements had
heen admirable. The flowers" of Mary
land were Ou paraIr. Oar fortunes were
like luUse OF your Z liant boys at Phillip
pi I'VE charged upon flock OF geese
aud put them ull To night, nor lOsta single
mHn." Tue trst bayOuet gletm shOnc up
| ON u parcel vi hIrselnen II >'ppeLring over
the t.rsw Of u hIil h.lf nile distant. On
going TO the tavern AMI rlns lcking, some
50 stnud of arms were found concealed iil
box in the cellar. MT ~ gun was dis
charged, !,notler significant commentary
Oh The rhivnlry. Tie Southern blood for
that time was u"t irei-up n. The ,:f-
fair has been the only pleasing excitement
to vary our du ami wearing daily
Each man loses half his natural sleep zach
night, but, there is 80 gruwling. Sense of
duty performed; and Sn honest desire to
lie Of service pervndes all. II is amusing
to hear tue reuarks of the natives about
the climate Of Baltimore. They very su-
berly warn us uf the coming warmt and
our consequent extinrliou lay sickness.
We wish they would hurry 1t up H little, ~
the nights are getting deridrdly chilly
There viii be u good many TO kill TOO
some 2500 troops pass through the city
every day. Last night the Michigan 2nd
regiment PASSED over the road, lOIo
leIroDg. TDey were very 6ne set Of men.
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S9-SPEr!AL NoT1CEs Dnubls the above rates.
80 early Advertising Un rC4lsaItial lie turms nrcor
HtnE to the space occupied aud the Cha
nude. u s"''HHes
All iHdverttsements from transient persons or str,nr
erS to he pad for IN dOlrdnoe
Hslne~t CarNi= n"i exceeding five lines $40 per year
or ~ Tor six months hut for shorter period nothInp
Will he counted less than a squarr
The privilege. Of Annual Advertising ts lritsj :,
the AdTerttSeIs' OWN Immediate business: ami all
adTsFtisrnicnt' for the benefit Of other prSGns NJ
well a. all legal advertisements. and advertisement
ofHuetn Eale' aud real e:,tt sent in I,y them mus
he Imid for at tic usual rates.
Ab- Advertiser ents mt accompanied with WRITER
directions. will 10 inserted until forbid and eRrf.,J
HVCurtihElN. -
Notices for Ii tcaI NTeetInes to be charged in nj,
cqScs nj fnll rpt,s - ''' "
nrrt"Ees Noti6e' Of Funerals and ann ~ nce. ep,,
"rm"ns so Cens zach. n,rI1.' 10
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Interesting News!
A New OH Wen Just DtscoyereiI

" 80 " SAA'S OE-SSO SSAN<0S
But Small Amount Required Tor cv-
cry yOlse 40 sake Share.
EesTy 90 cents inrssted mill yield 81 .rO7th
N ADVANCE OF TIE NEW HIGH TAR1Fy.
100 CASES OF NEW spRI>e AND SUMNER
nave inst 6een received winch the suhsrrihcr ip nbc
to sci for lsss than half their original value.
bv5urs m my other x ods received ho will only
Hiehiinh lou ece| III SILK Of all the late STYLES NJ
nll prices some as low 50 cts per yard worth NJ
lea - ST. ami Pian silks rs ~. .s &c ucr IoTI
tlaE. - ''Ss % A'" ''"'A'
Dress Goods a large and vsrte.l assortment. Some
ILryess Ia1.L mn hress Go- for oy Sc per yAr worth
Il; L'wns md Lawn Robes, plain and figured Beresv.
:, Double width grey blick and white pereers for
shnwis ami busters; sons worth 81, for only 50 cIS
Ch'Illes and D,.laine4 Gingl,ams and Clrpp..r,.
9t'rgr -tneN: sotns ~ dtrS French Chintzr4 for
ISr per yard worth at lest &c, aud light ChintEOs
silAwL>-'OO Crape sllaNlI, all eulora. from 6 TO
ou d i4trs q pieoOi " Twisted Silk ShIWls, Eew
81! sti t9 ella shawls some AS low aS 81.
tor Ladies and Misses
French Lace Mmtles of oil tho Iatest atyIcs.
lnrge -t"Ck II Embroi cries and White ,loNls
pair. ''- ~ - -
IarH,2l.. Hoop skirts AMI corsets. large stock
r !ME7ClCS.-FaNt crlUrei Prints (lv.trrante,lJ
Ior T. ani H1<c per yard. worth l2Jz lu and ut
per yarl. Blesic ed anil nnhleachei Aisiins Z eIl
WiIths anu qualities. Irish Linen and Lin III Table
ClStl's A al price:
hne Carpets ut alt prices. II
goo assortment of Boys Ready Nude Clothing
~ Rn ~ my other Sibi' t!o nnmer4u. to mention MI
OF whlch nave been 'uglit f1r ca|l from ImpUrtsrs
ana viii be sold at greatly reduced prices by
ALEX, lIEYuAN,
.L"P@ III Main at Wheeling Va.
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elegantly uniformed in dark blue, and
c."erlng must enthusiastically. For the
benefit of your Washington 20. nty cirru-
iatton, the boys from that section are re-
ported nearly nil well The sick, are not
very sick, and will he well soon. Your
correspondents in active service, no doubi,
let yOm hear. and send more interesting
ttems, 50 close. e.
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UpwVrls of SL3,OOO,OOo
S' Losses have been pNid by tho EtnA Insurance c.
iu the past IL yeRrs.
FIRE AND INLAND NAvtGATroN

FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Risks accepted at consistent with sovcncy and
fair profit.
HFeftctGne1ie7g gfrfH 10 iTsafrEIlceof DWELLINGS
cad c""te"sS- far ter@' cfoHe q. .fve ye1rs.
The progress OF this Corporation has been stable
shine aud prrio in or exempt from
sweeping cUnf ISrltions aud ntritimC disaster. Be
luz long cat lblishe onI cash basis, tho troubles Of
the credit 4Ystem lEsct in nINterial particular
Daring hard times the security Of reliable Insll-
Eaaoe is al imperative duty-the ability of property
holders tO=istain loss beiug tLeu much lessensd.
PSueiesis4uNi without delay. aud all business at
tsudsl u with dispatch AMI fi,lelty, by
n. C. ARTHUR, Agent,
oRSc over the Bank vt Wheeling.
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FedraI south Green RverGen Zoicoer at BurksVfle
Gen George Crteneen At Cumberland Gap-The Eeder
ais NoleuTheir Porcs-ATreSt aud discharge Mead
countyThe Brokers enthusiastic sppontmentsThe afAr
] a: Franklin, &c.
Special CORES OF hs Nashville ULisn and American.
BOWLING GREEN, KY, Dec.
As was anticipated, and since proven to be true,
! by various reconnoisances made along the South
ern bask of Green river, it has been definitely as
certaiped that the enemy haze not creased that
stream in any force st any one point. The only
appearance of Federal seldiery within q distance
of fifty miles NORTH during the past ten days. has
been that of Tenturesome scouts, whose imprudence
has often been rewarded by Judgment in our
gusrd-honse, with prospect for quarters for the
winter, something which of home they could not
rely upon.
To one accustomed to hear the innsmerabe re-
ports and contra statements credulOusly circulated
and knowingly denied as to the advance of the enc
my, no wonderment ia occasioned at the blood heat
to which the public thermometer rises, upon the
receipt of intelligence such as the denzens Of this
locality have been sUrfeited with during the past
three months. 1t is surprising with what avidity
the most incredible reports put into circulation
upon the fimsiest and shallowest pretexts Of truth
imaginable.
So accustomed to hearing statements made Of the
most frightening character none Of which in any
important particulars have yet been verified, it APP
pears strange that any credence should be given
to reported occurrences emanatilg in the brain Of
uniform alarmists and nurtared into an unhealthy
existence by willing nurses who cannot find bsttsr
employment Information of official character
has reached here that Gen. ZoLLCOFFER with a
large force has retired from Cumberland Gap, and
is at Burksville on the North bank of Cumb eriand
river, abougone hundred and twenty miles South
east Of this place. Gen. GEO 2, CRTrENDES has as
sumed comm and OF the remaining forces st Cum
berlaud Gap, numbering in addition to late rein-
forcements larger army than that of the late COM
mandant.
The statement as to the whereabouts of Genera |