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The Kingwood chronicle. [volume] (Kingwood, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-1861, 1861-08-03

MLssAGE or JEFF. DAVIS. The message
Of jeff Davis to the Congress Of the Confed-
crate States. in session at Richmond, presents
the following features Tn view Of the call
by the Federal Government for 400 900 men
and S40O, 600, 900, for the further prosecution
of the war, a corresponding increase Of the
Southern army is recommended 1t is assert
ed that the war is to continue until the enc
my shall have withdrawn from the seeded
States that the subscriptions already made
to the Confederate loan cannot fall short Of
$50 900. 900 and that scarcely any article for
the army has been provided for otherwise
than by subscription. Moreover, the people
have pressed upon the Government the ten
der Of their personal services, with the assu-
rance that both their sacrifices and services
shall be renewed from year to year, until they
have made good to the uttermost. their right
to self government. In case lhe national
government infiats punishment upon cap
tured privateers, etc, IS is declared that sins
liar punishment will be inflicted upon soldiers
and others held as prisoners BY the Confeder
ate forces The Message also comments up
on the ontrages alleged to have been commit
ted by our troops upon persons and property
in Virginia and says if barbarites We're com
mtted upon any Of our soldiers at Bull $
Run, as stated, they were doubtless prompted
FROM EUROPE The steamship City of
Baltimore from Liverpool on the l1th and
Queenstown on the 18th July, brings e42. 600
in specie, and announces the sailing Of the
Borussia with f75, 900 more. The Liverpool
cotton market, under the influence OF Presl-
dent Lincoln recent message to Congress-
was buoyant, and there had been an advance
Of an eighth penny on all qualities. The
news from America was construed unfavora
bly, for the English Money market, and there
had been consequent decline in Censuls. ~
The most notable item is an attempt npon
the life Of the King Of Prussia, made at Ba-
den on the l4th, BY a young student from
Leipsic, who fired pistol at him, the ball
from which grazed his neck.
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G Q Mn NC A TION.
BRANDoNyILLE. Va. July 20. 1861

BRANDoNyILLE, Va, July 20. 1861.
MEssRs. EDITORS: The inquiry has been
frequently propounded to me BY my neigh
bors and my fellow citizens. where is the
Judge Of the 2lst Judicial Circuit? Have
We Judge IN this Circuit? Has not Judge
Camden hy not residing in his Circuit for the
last few months vacated his office
The 9th Section OF the 9th Article of the
Constitution Of Virginia requires that the
Judges during their continuance IN Office
shall reside in the Circuits of which they arc
Judges Il it Be true, as represented, that
Judge Camden does not reside in his CIR
cut. why does not the Governor Of the Stat
order an cectlon2 Ii there ever was 4 pei
od III the history ct this country when ,lua1S
should be yigillnt and attentive to these
ties, these times unquestionahly reaui17
the part of the judiciary Ut Countrps
greatest vigilance and attention. nok
the administrators OF the laws hut &
servators Of the peace Tie peopN
know and recognize the force ald OBJ
OF the law, through It's administratar1aS
executors. | understand that an elec
been ordered ~ the 10Th Circuit. III
grounds Of the dislayalty Of the presenf =
cnmhent Il the reorganzed GuyelnmenS
the State Ia this, the alst Circuit the.
atty OF disloyalty ct the Judge to the Nirgof
ia Government and the Government ar th@g|
nl1ed States Is not question that need he%
considered III the ease ot an absent JUDGE
and one who Fails t. hold lis Courts and dis
charge the duties Of his office. AZ that dere
lection alone when oecasinned Is non resi-.
denec III his Circuit, is - sufficient cause BY
virtue OF the Constitution ct the State for
his removal from office unless indeed die
Richmond Convention has empowered the
Judges to ltlnerate, and such authority be
recognized by the reorganized Government ot
the State. Will Gov. pcirpoint enlivhten u
on this subject The people of Preston
and the other counties Of this Circuit are ii,
honest. simple hearted st ot men. and ean
live without law as long IS anybody else still
4 little evidence that the whole judicial svS
tenn has not been laid aside MIGHT encourage
hope tur better things III the future
Yours truly.
FIAT JtsTIClA RuAT cILIM
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SELECT POETRY.
From tbs New York Indedendent.
Growing Old.

PAST forty-fve, my youth and prime,
m forced to mark the waste Of time.
BY certain signs that always say,
Older and older every day.
The wrinkles traced upon my brow,
Once family seen, are settled now
With temples bare, and visage thin.
There comes a lengthening reach Of chin !:
NY cherished locks are turning gray
Older and older every day
! needed not a blaze Of light
10 aid the keenness of my sight
Nor vision drawn through lenses rare.
Nor glasses framed with special care
But now read in fecbler ray,
Older and older every day
tried some arts to help me through
The uncertain age which others knew,
Al kinds Of nostrums, washes, gum,
The balm of flowers. with capsc,lm:
Their baf1led charms this sense convey.
Older and older every day
met a dentist in my grief,
Who promised sure and quick relief,
Grnbbed useless prongs in sweat and toll,
Filled rows Of teeth with golden foil
My plated jaws rattle away.
Older and older every day.
The painter hand, 50 strange and true,
Could not By art my youth renew;
That portrait hung upon the wall
Not long ago, a year last fall,
Was Healy' best: what does it say?
Older and older every day.
watch the wnste of time and care
On those that il my friendship share,
The gay. the sad. the Young, the old,
All changing while my tale is told,
And murmur, as | turn away,
Older and older every day
VIII.
And there arc many symbols here
of human life from year to year,
The relics Of the seasons strown
From frozen climes to burning zone.
And nature says in her decay.
Older and older every day.
| cannot bear-it may be wrong
This chilling thought, this dismal soug;
The ancient timepiece in the hall''
fain would stihe in its call.
For ever tolling one sad lay,
Older and older every day.
But | may read the moral right
These signs reveal to second sight,
And hear them chime without dismay,
Older and older every day. NOE.
The Kingwood chronicle. [volume] (Kingwood, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-1861, 1861-08-03

VIRGINIA, SIS: At Rules held in the
Clerk $ office Of the County Court Of Pres
ton. on the first Monday in July, 1861.
Of Samuel Shaw. deceased, recover $40,
vs. with interest
Isaiah Kirk. If. 4 Jacob Becker from the oath
Of April. 1886, due from the defendants
to the plaintiff.
And i appearing that the defendant Becker is
not resident Of this State: He is. therefore
hereln required TO apper here within one month
after due publication hereof, and do what is ne
cessary to protect his interests herein. A copy.
Test. SMITH CRANE. Clerk
Brown 4 Son. julv l3. 1S6l-4t
The Kingwood chronicle. [volume] (Kingwood, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-1861, 1861-08-03

The Assistant Secretary Of State has gone
to New y York a. special messenger from the
President and Gov Seward to invite the
Prince Napoleon and Princess Clotilde to pay
a visit to Washington, and while here t.
make the White house their home
The Kingwood chronicle. [volume] (Kingwood, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-1861, 1861-08-03

The Issue Of S. Treasury Notes has been
authorized BY Congress. This is a good
measure, and will undoubtedly meet with "a
yor among the people.
The Kingwood chronicle. [volume] (Kingwood, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-1861, 1861-08-03

WHY? ?-Robert Toombs has resigned the
State Secoetaryship Of the Southern Confed-
eracy, and r. N. T. Hunter has been ap-
pointed to fill the vacancy Mr. Toombs as
signs no reasons for his resignation.
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Aino,rood Chronicle.
G. & \. ROW, PUBLISHERS.
KIN G w . OD. " 4
SATT RDAl, AUGUST 8. 1861.

The Union, Right or Wrong We'll
defend her when right, when wrong
we II right her.
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An IMPORTANT DISCONERY..
For the cure of
GuNSI MPTION. BRONCHITIS. COUGHS
AND COLDS.
THE MA OR a AR ESICA.
DiscorereI w q -VissiONoru

DtScorefed by d Missionary.
WHILE TRAVELLING IN ARABIA.
Alfwho are suffering from consumption should
nse the MAkORA ARABICA, discovered BY
q nlSs slonary in Arabia.
All who are threatened with the consumption
should use the MAkORA ARABlCA. discov-
cred bva missionary in Arabia
All who ale suffering from Bronchitis should
usethe MAkORA ARABICA, discovered bya
missionary I'M Arabia.
All who arc suffering from Sore Throat,
Coughs Colds. should use the MAkORA AR
ABlCA. discovered by missionary in Arabia
All who are suffering from Asthma. Scrolaia
anl Impurities ol the Blood should use the
MAkokA ARABlCA. discovered BY 4 mis-
sionafy Il Ar;ssia.
II cures Consumption.
Il cures Bronchitis
It cures Sore Throat Coughs and Colds
It cures Asthma Scfofua and Impurities Of
the Blood
This unequaled remedy IS now for the first
time introduced to the public.
1t was proyidentaly discovered hy mission
arv while travelling in Arabia II was cured
Of consumption by it, use after his ease
pronounced hopeless by learned physicians in
Europe.
H has forwarded to us in writing. full ac-
count ot his own extraordinary cure. and Of
number ct other cures which have come under
hlS observations and also tull account OF the
medicine.
81 hiS request and impeled by desire to ex-
tend d knowledge Of this remedy to the public,
WE have had his communication printed IN
pamphlet form for free distribution. Its inter
est il enhanced BY an account which he gives
NJ some Of the scenes OF the Syrian maSsacres,
which liz obtained from those who were suffer
els ~ th:gi awful tragedy. This pamphlet may
W. obtained At onr Office or it will be sent free
lts mail 81 III who apply for i.
Weimport the 'MakoraArabica direct from
Smyrna through the house Of Cleon ( Gyhppus,
AID we haxe always On hand tnl supply put up
III bottles ready for use with full directions.
Price one dollar per bottle. Sent bv mail On
receipt Of the price. and y cents forpostage
For sale wholesale and retail by
LEEDS. GILMORE & CO..
Importers Of Drugs and Medicines
iaar23:.b1y 81 Liberty street. New ork.
ALSO. By DRI IGGISTS GENERALLY.
The Kingwood chronicle. [volume] (Kingwood, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-1861, 1861-08-03

The paper of the Wheeling Banks and
branches, and the notes Of Northern Banks.
will he taken at par, in payment of debts due
US. The notes OF other Virginia Banks,
aside from those named, will only hc received
at 4 discount Of twenty per centun
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EgeIls lQnta stllAEl'sE,
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~ - ssreJi;Se. May II, ISL

f Sss say svenag. Nay # tsfl.
lie WIZ q supreme aae9as.-
III stse yvie dlsireH AZ Antieipae We SontenSs
Iya ssa ~eae fesg loans og first class
" oaiiesefaiet Joan eeaeacs which are
aAFk ID aHaness 10 offerings at
ware not large hut simply
anasas ~ Rood SHARE. oas hanks
sss IA great agricultural Interests and
bss s Ii planters actors for ptsntstio par
M nf a eler intle bank paror
MA hSt ts y tl,e cardinal point With
aaF there intmasioas that
hsve bcen recipients Of discounts who not
sngtSd ii These implied charges w conld tcll
baysaf ~ Inspect the tickess Of
That wi i the Board Of
Currency She hsad knowieag up to this time
aaefits 10 them that IS the
Of iapes III the oretliie q
is necessary for 'hea 10 do Sos
ifat there will be occasion for 50 close and
stgad avs hem 1t is fresh in our
Of 81 went into eaaet that
vaited on te banks ard de-
tieis This desire could not be
feaSed YET had 10 record the hrst
uss ssss IL this We merely ailads This
the Board Of Currency that The
ntai NOT BE- deteriorated
as4ket pegfee stand.stil to-day The
sall ghs Nev York q r. discount Out
sSWese Hight Tee sales q sisht
afaggss IA y must be very
profitable ute Contrast The figures Of
Flets discount bank checks. Outside drafts 24@2ls
aut s4 dSssoNnt III aid not ea1n # any
isus iii e quote 1t Eton as99 and 1g0 with The
siiHcaisc Hill cs lie ut large ap iepudae
cATasa VESSELS draft drawn disbursements there has
hean desrS bills Ionaon
Si fest kind new n The niaFlet
yf ,sefa excenfsans Thefa were No
movements n dFaaes pnis quote
NH 6 iii Isl nst kes lSew York
sssshAs sipiug ID aank Ill any kind Of bonds.
sAsAt aea Tesk N n FeEy tight Way The follow
Ill The York Journal
sh the old CaoyerDlen instesd Of
VII long want slt6 00
I'LL nc rafe of S ll0 900 day
9ea Kafis sar Post a1aF editorial columns
regard to lie ercial
axpiiei Ne have for
fss words II II together q SLOW
.nclansss aFe reduced ID re-
banks wi tase their AMI
goods cenl snna The street
haze REACHED extremity bordering general
in staple biances # trade
ipans ArA M e we'll maintained sa hat consist
sfoes place Of hnness paper
finre neadto submit 10 diseredlt and
This sa very emergency when or
WIZ their stand Ard relations
with HE W have
appfehella legitimate seryife
Bill kinds and industry. would be
M AnH4asss be Il Leading Repnbican paper IT.
y slat tie banks full of public
!ies eanuet taks care Of : ther standard "A
Tbs e lllsi kpov hat the Gnseanent is now ask
upwards of thirty ions more, and that The
take literally os these isle
eaisp assiEs disroafage and 10 insist
ass would look after la interest
refuse the Aid to The That
bs ~ ceneindlng threat that it the
VIII ips6 the sympathy Of the masses
NJ AAIE labor trade m # aii this
ad better oaa The money
popular dpleasure, why say il
het plfsse
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-15
ouIsIANA SUGAR REFINERY FOR SALE

Ia OR LkASE.
That very desirable establishment situated the left bank
Of the Mississippi below the Government Wharf, Rgd within
the limits OF the city Of New Orleans offered good
investment to capitalists who may bo DESTROYS Of aiding IN the
progress of Southern manufactures II IN cumpee re-
pair and In we'll having engines boilers, yacuu
centrifugal machnes bone black furnace filters monlds
ample and and N hst all the
requisites fer carrying Sugar r. nery or Moiasa kebnti
Ing large scale. WhR tp additional HNpbh ~ might
be easily converted into Cotton NH
1t has Wharf ettHcen to tho tsgse, with waier SUN
the OF vesbHs delivering taking IL
RTgS.
For further information and for t0rpihi Appiyto
dis tf&W Fsg BAREI4LI q 90. 81 Common street
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siaE Y. s,ET,cs, 10. 70 f5A VI sreEEr,

II
ysAserday cloudy but moderate in tenpera-
cooling breeze prevailing most of the
eAhtbted but little Improvement on the leyee
being sins md the departures embracing only the
tollaWlpg Laoaehe for Iafourche Fcksbuyg for yicks
and she Alonso Child and Sovereign for St. Louis
and N The condition
M XII aSx ha phaE asAsirs NH SamaA hi
Iyes merry In tl,air
eaa q IairabIe geographical error in our
where an erroneous division Of two sem
~ he compassion made u az that the
Eaasaip sissr falling d kbreyepcrt III orr obuse
the ragagrehh be VIII find that by lap
spz Ne laA so words offensive sentence and attach
sstss sbe geographical posion n the
NA|A ee3es unchanged end that acnnen aeked
stalslse rsts who ses n shop as il VII should always
haye sghelent es9issl 10 sustain HIM ia a crisis
regard ~ Cairo tha St. Louis Republican
slses aat shs eyemment insuc ions had been I'd
resed easlcns fssF d ihat port they ware read Oh
seaasgs 4 b Ri .lliqpe ssltinues.
were 4 ceyss yesterday THIS forenoon
ss ,snl N, U
sil lie ispsa ha sy wsad e usi fnrther noce e.
bow YER consider the ennnyro al
aas 10 sep i1snsssan its he
" IL NV Fsaes aSs tsfs elf
ara seiaae fl she supply Of SIS military orces.
The asmphis Appeal d Tie ifth mss, atss
n ~ a Ts wfsf q Pav rs fa ne as e
h stpa fe ming and Nor lsen from New Orleans fe
rs A5ears from II eissblug
sSEss Fsi 3ssE y 4 sed elegant lsg
al5 at ~ afIerd cek leaves as this morning
fef FAy eusass and tis NeAst.
j M EoE REn RlEEN-T feet and jtstiy ponnia
d W. and MeskrF. Mood
M nas sc q sls evening tor Red rise-
exas res EEp EIsEs IRE ssat ana eIeeaas passsngs
prtAef xas sp g H tinls. carnnanacr and M. D. a
1Fss elek asasF ~ sbs ssspng for Bed river.
Hs.A VI Fot r1gs 5ciITs Tho siaapri ard Hne pas
pRck Era NO. pit Len Moore
Mt ~ asss cle x caves & o'clock this evening for til
s4HgE oF sgsIfs FOR fss!so Ehe nNw and snssniGeer
III Capt. Lpdpipt CON
o'clock iii
ayensnF ios Metrphis hrd cairo
1aHs foR csian AID s.. LogisTb ne very resals
ssTgik pefiae psct j I'M Walsh. FAINT Gee
SaNales MI Snaa sa hi 3slsstn r. MoaFs clerk least
n Is evening l5E Cal SIS Iois AID irtefnssias
Rev, Henry Waf6 Beecher d about to leave hi
Assaa of bapisn attached 10 c,mpsn
rp.sssnf IF frosklSa Becehers one Of u
4ase ~ 81 road lke 10 esielf
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JEFFERg0N CITY, May is, 1861
Western esse# 456 Hogs and 1903 Veal Cattle.
lu5 Texas Besyes Hogs 22s sheep ard
sal Cattle Stock on sale le6 Western and 1876 Texas
Cows, Hugs, IS Sheen 22S Veal Cattle.
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PRrorss..
:, K n Z
ijat slltelliaellte.

y 8aasa ay~~sS Nc Status pf tlle 0liachita-- Clip
zssaags fraTa our Exchange Departnres to-
day etc.
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POLsCE .5AiL--t9EFEClAt1.
ths 10y offS 'aa
Gs s1si H feet inches high fti sPsnd
range Of teeth is beadles has scar on the right Leg and
- ' Keeper Of City Police Jail.
neg s''is1 quay - i'o' ALFRED A. DucRos
myl5 lot Clerk OF Cmproller.
osgms ss b Ro1sss bn s on
BE- belongs grd Th9 lives in thu State S hs
hs lie aDsr
A' owner wi" cal sPa SiE@ Ss2Ss LAY"
Registered May l, 1861. -
N.Y. lot Deputy Comptroller
4 .s5s. sa Assn ~: !
Heavy beard IND gh ache hss q he lowsI
lie elbow and IS AGED about 40 years
$50 : Keeper Of City Police Jail,
y - T. j. EoRsTAII III. ...r..
g sn *. o ys Ssis 2 "a, VIII
LIAM Says he belongs to Nr. j B. Murray ho lives on
high has curly hair yogqg @"sssh looks tr'ssen
II SoS ssS Vii Ez ss
4leoAA Ai Keeper q Gits ' Fhoice jail.
Registered May ], 1851
ny2 l5t deputy Comptroller.
| WAS brought 80 the City POLICE Is Jail ON ON
he belongs to Mr. Andrew rabue who lives in Louisville KY
He inches high sqnnteyed has curry hhir Eoon
teeth light beard and moustah and aged about "a
The owner wall ca" nc fi s'JTa
Keeper Of City Police Jail
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WAS brought te the City Police ;G on ON
he belongs to Mr John Holland PoTs.a, aahe,
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Viii call and claim P!s according to law
Keeper of City Police Jail.
Registered May l. 1861. vo,,r,,r
| my2 LIT Deputy Comptroller.
WAS drought to the city Police jan ON
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Keeper of City Police Jail,
| Registered April IS, 1851, noner,1r
al9 lit DEPUTY comptroller.
p MCQUEEN s. CO.,
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No. 2i7 Julia street, New Basin.
Awnings Tents Tapaalins and Flags made at the shortes
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