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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-11-26
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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-11-26

$4,000 BUILDINGS have been
cleared Of RATS and MICE by using DIR. 1. COTS
Death to Rats" 1t never fails to kin. For sale
by j. II. Xoods.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-11-26
Dissolution.

Dissolution.
THE Co-partnership heretofore ex-
listing between the undersigned. under the
style of D. Andrews 4 Fmney, in the mercantile
business at Johnston. is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent DRAYTON ANDREWS.
THERON L. FINNEY.
Johnston. Nov. Il, 1862 -
The business will be continued at the old stand
by the undersigned, who will settle all claims
against the firm, and ali those indebted to them,
will please call and settle by the LIST of Jan'y next.
DRAYT0N ANDREWS.
Johnston, Nov. &c. IS62-3wF II
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-11-26

DIR. 0BED ANDREWS Yapor Gum
Cures Dyspepsia. Vapor Gum cures Throat and
Lung Complaints. yapor Gum cures Nervous Dis
eases. For sale by J. r. Woods.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-11-26
Mr..

dycM OF tC--
Dear Sir,-In reply to your communication offer
ing US Fifty thousand dollars for the recipe and
right to make the Plantation Bitters for your hos
pital purposes during the war" we beg to say, your
price is a liberal one, costing nothing to comply, and
that otherwise we can derive no revenue from the
Southern States; but sir, our duties TO our Govern
ment and our ideas of consistency would not allow
us to entertain it. although it might please US to as
suage the suferings of your misguided followers
We remain,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-11-26
NOTICE

Is hereby given to the Creditors Of Aldrich L
Beach that a dividend of fifteen per cent. has been
declared upon the claims allowed against said firm,
payable at the Office of the undersigned. on and
after the 10Th December, A. 1862
Warren, O., Nov. a.-sW.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-11-26

PASS VOL STRINGS,
- Guitar Strings, and Violin Strine, ofthe We
~ best quality, just received at
ADAMS MUSIC STORE.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-11-26
Leather of all kinds, Findings, &C..
Sewing Machines

n Original Howe Sewing
Established Is45, Improved IS62.
A II Sewing Machines derive their
IA vitality from the Howe Machine" Mr..
Howe claims that by a very simple arrangement
on his New Improved Machine, the missing of
stitches. ESQ annoying is done away with, and Il is
next to impossible to break needles. We invite
persons wishing a Sewing Machine for family pur-
poses, vest and cloak making. tailoring, shoe and
gaiter fitting. cap making. harness making and car
rage trimming. to call at j. GOldstein's Clothing
Hall, Market St. Warren. o. and thoroughly test
the Improved Howe Sewing Machines.
H5rHemmers furnished complete with Machines.
W. IL. HERzOG, Ag't,
Nov. &c, IS62-6ms Warren, Ohio.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-11-26

PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS
Just received IN every style and finish. at
ADAMS BOOKSTORE
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-11-26

OBJECT MUSIC,
~ All the new Music published can Be bs3 at
ADAMS MUSIC STORE.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-11-26
EGAL NOTICE.

Nov. d. 1s62-4M
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DIR. Schenck Coming!

No.8. 62.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-07

else 10 HQlEs. 6sf
OF t6e half million sigyss in / tile State in
aHeSSo Sofuthes A Agg aiies! The Valley 3aitll1
Time j. system of taEation more. unequal
and unjust 10 the West than any thing Of
the kind bef9ge kppwA. 38Yit, no slave,
Sdl6ede e6ye $500 for the bdfp6 g is6f taxts-
ton; and no slave undeE the age iOf5 twelve
years Though aWOrtlii 500 't1i$s0O 6ba be.
taxedsdat all. ID this way ltiop, sASiIglred
nsiilies eltggs tqori& Rf islags property, 5uWn-
ed almost exclusivelyfn in the valley and the
east, has neveE been taxed 9t 9ll, while
.everyl0 Ties spb bcieS of pro befty has been
taxed to its fullsFNiu0. Atda a1m0st every
lspesies QfSipcomN, wen no the,earpidgs6fi /
lI6fefs, NE6 6feti 20 daily 10 support
their families, sIte effhef taxed, '6f are Ita-
BILE at8 boGlRxedS add also nearly every.
branch OF Bdsth et4 5, K the glow thg,
working and selling OF pegroeS, by Feq9iFr
in9 lieepses 70 bes "a lSeaI aud paid for al
enDsnaons prices. o The pOOti ia an .Jyh 10 buys
alpieee6f wild iata q lsSs
up and ma Se him q hone, - topp pay S 10
tax.to the State before thisId Iced eAn be re-
corded this being in ddttiopa t1l thefra-
coEding fses and sol with all forms Of slegll
proeesss whether relating to the, living, 6t
tue aettlamgAJs fbf testd tesS Of the ID -
All.thts stattlipg isiips sielR
exists now tht0q ghont kle Siats. Every
thipgspays tIioute,t @ the ed te5 pbNtt.
Beside fss east e6FIy adopted i systan
of land Law which has for etgtlty years,
and Glots tb- ~, lie lands west a
the 3ltRh anfes as StIad1lei ailll gFilik
Ted, has eoatiaNed to selt tSeti and grant
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-07
WHOLESAlLlB DRY. GOODS!

BAtTI,lORE, March 2stli 1862.
WTB would cali tho attention Of b1yoFs to our
wv present very desirable stock 6f RI z
Spring and Summer Goods.
we name inpart: -
English and American Pant StanifSs.
many OF which are suitable Iorthe lothing radsa
ENGLISH 5 AsIERLCAN PRINTS M eyY5asiffEifY.
Grey Stun Go9dS, persfan Delatles, and Fancy DF5
GOOds for Hdle8; large line OF BIeached RhirffuS:
9lAElpeFS Striped 6hftlDg, Corset jeans DFlis DER
man Ltpens, and n variety OF BleAched and BroyTn
Irish .EiheH5, HuekabSelds ,CfaSL6t Bailnsi ~
Alag, q ~ y and l2-t Beaclled Shed ipES PeIite-
ttaFy Phrtd9 and Plaid and Striped OsnahufES. &C
fuu .ess s1.Fif = DIAN, ORABBE &CO!U ~ 15Ps
INPoRTERB ANp JoHRERs, ~
No. ESQ Baltim6te' 81,
= t.-..,,,- ,s-,. Near Charles St. BaItiuA0rS Nd
!. y. S.-A general assortment Of j q n C0AIISS
SPQOL COI.rON.l y. .lL l.aa aIfo5i .4nb9ll8ill.i
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-07


.a5l1tiis now about forty years since the tr-
PeaSeney Of dividing tile State was frat
discussed. some coutepding that the Blue
Ridge, and others the Allegheny Noun
.tdtns, ought TO constitute the bo1udary,-
The Sea6oafd and Piedmont Districts, in
order. to make sure Of the Valley, extended
internal Improvements Of all descriptions
into that section; uniting the people COM
msrcially aud socially with RichlnOud; and
after Baltimore, had extended % branch OF
its road to l#ihthestSr, our Legislature
denied further L hattets. The growing BIZ
slaves for The 'SoRt6ern markets, served
also 10 attach and assimilate the Valley to-
the East, and to alieaate it from the Vest
to to PSg yii, SSs Bssa sSafs$s te S.se sos
Vests; aud Of the forty !fSdt Hiiifottsy bfi
State debt, created bpriors tod Ianunfy 5fst,
1851, and expendediin iinternal improve
ments, only 6ne and fhalH millions have
been expended vest pf the hanies.-
Aud WHEN Bait tlm9re propps 70 extend
branches Of its road thred ghout our ,terrt-
tory, at itss own usexpense, the Legislature
refusedtt6 grant charters for the. purpose
being neither willing to- imbrdts Dom
country e thsnselV Ives, NOR permit any one
=
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-07

YC3ppaEe Vest yiyginia EI.e is3 PfithaEllst she
aaSs Iis, y eh had been fSeG frgnl the oP
and Its PtniQna, Her salVhropE climate fertile ssh
aud ahe strsada attfctG tho tibti 81
t9a 9nd his thsC tvnluti0n,
Ehey patented and attempted settlement Of Q
laEgaip Other land. stlSlr ei6Hdehcs and
s4saStRSS SeSFs9 ysE3 aFsstff q sbat sqa The
Wa5dB, aplpnbrokqn WildeYne and sftA 4he tide OF
emigration and capital h6s flowed fropl ths kast to
the " est wearing af6ahd our We BOEef thd
iehtuFe u the prdj eStng rock, GhlII is his iis dp
ya1t Valley With Stategim tlts ba5d
. sS @ 1a9s sslRs sSs isas asa q }sSs
Rsi9 Fsss is s R q aHa s9 sGf g ss ts PE 8 8S
our beauflI Ohio % ths ons llanJ g thrfIsy, hap
~ AhalSya p55PI6t Tii5lt Nils
s SsFa ff 81 ts osRsi 8d8 s iSS iS SIIs
they an iSdp p grq SE1YBEul III pEtHi5
eTa and worth from SO cts o 81 aere. aud
40t OF er eOpisf Fodni 81 l1ii9
whom tH6yma dey6nrS Yodf oNh mild "a q Fut tl
Wehave inst ftad the 81 our er,a and
0s5cip1s Ghltf 1la nf ltlld btst{ndihf
pEopoeae the Federal GoyernmeRt ana nGipg. .tlS.
ut now atanIsaT ufIsitEe5r rdefnite and solemn
SI s9S &,3B & tl.S e
she Pfgple q these slltsi 81 GpbeslIi
do noG argue, beseeeh yon 70 make the argument
tB0h UEh6t, 1f oa 5uld' bS blihdtoi
81 St tjai, IL BIZ 4 g my e, IA
AP9ya M en ~ st = ~
Al tlts the people u West Virginia iiaye calmly.
aud dalihGEaoeli fi0iG sl9a ~ t tils Ist tOSs
N6 have bSel thS hrst 70 Fedi6im Add te-tF
loyel STATE end gJ,S q Fpat ycaE ~.
goif al5 OtnesSyoa bsri5f slisa55i ni az u
Ard ws epirost Y1p Ipt ~ Jet enEpeapi Ia sGtstJ,
b3eF f1tt Of guide the tFelent 6s.
We know our Presspt positton g aWkHara RQt lelqt
baFTRssfngS and henes taEd iii SFoataf aesd51f
9qlFj 4i9. fag sggH BE- FaPs95. s lfS3
nation ~ Vio flllF know an ! InfhtSa
ttlSs stat s1d ~ dan facts ana
~ the dl 6dfl h6Iy
ity win be permitted 70 stat 81 Us And tiS
great 9btct which both Of the parties are
though speci0us argument II may b of 6lr enemies,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-07

p SsE1cIAI 9I64IcRs Double the above rates
early AdYgrttsthE on Reasonable terms RccbF
ahS TO the space occupied and the ehanSe5
transient perSJus bfs rang
bSstnes " Cards not ilS6 lines $40 perysar
9s ~ Tor stx months, but for shorter period hofnT
Vii be counted less than q s1uRreli y liiss5
The privilege Of Annual Advertising liuiitbd IN
Ane AdvaFttsers own Immediate buSin6sS: and an
for the benefit of OtEer PRISONS ~
ven g AL iegn elements, and advcrtlsemOnts
o. anction sales aAd real estate, sent In them usI
be paid for ut the usual rates. 5aI' = Hal M
Advertisements not aeeompnn ted with Eritte,
troetlona Will beinsertsd until forbid aud
accordingly a 'l7 sait o. 20 vi - 3tiEIs iii
Tor Political Meetings TO be 6hSrEedin ali
Marriages, NOtieesofF Funerals, and aun6hssments
" eo eents caeil. !, III n9hy1l H'59
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-07

: s,HGia/SSSzni9 D ~. fsdISsl , iI6nt asl
;assE li-rrI .! ssinEa auaIseiH4 o! Gls
6oisssai aiiiTises baA s5igt,,q t,lt,62
t.sLl li...-EL z. -s.it.s & l4tlE2L .nG.tnn 10
g. O ~ T75 s7l3 i7=Fs57 IT-rTlf y % r
lNTTM5pEDb bt9Q
aQQu bellE5 os Il " 4All4-4llA AAs5 Oi1.
...!l.ll!.ll..1.,lllt-I -,
tsIt, S3j. q 55s.iJ : lI9liI = ,77II 2
tGil isjnS III ]. ~ u
" sl " est
r ~, s. 5.-.ssS. .1ti.S. a,,;- Ns
otneEs oPlset s1 that We should not ask
y ASsi = ~ 81 3sca use Congress
St4,5 sIt5 government oil Eir-
= .,1 guE services 20 help re-
SHe ~ Feeslnops Fast II
+5SS SF - tnsse s,t yer or eli
that loyal Nest Nirglpnns
Cttuse oetter con9ected than
sslsI..s.; az Il s igs ana stter the
81. . l 9t shstt remove to
ts.l 49, 4I ~ MnGse We a99srstand 4 hopes
M! q s,S9 t % 7.d9 SO most
anu snall respectfully ash Com
~ Gpe lt9gl!loWlpg course OF ac-
Sf,t - WI ns 20 glye that fid
w.. tis ~ onF e nnal q y aelliSeFSncs !
:; tSii 9 o. ~, "a s9e tleM
NJ Ess y pass an laeI at lI!s
s lI 1fs c9Fseqt 70 Tue
alHls.oa a. ana aqrmlsst9n 9t West Virginia.
2 g ssg gttaty!ea gotsrs theTegf
s,.l, s.e M ~ !'F9posdt made
.3El 70 tne
800 ..l ,II,s On the 6th ~ March;
IA y tns [adpaI emancipation off
IS..sS' =. 5 toFL tue lew slaves of
Ieu nS% SN remaining among US not
eASseu,Hs S.st ,z,Uu0 IN 'numoes- .,t,ir,,..s
Si9nEeauoql iS.1,siloql or fhs Commissioners
h!iS,i tfS,.s GSl ~ Y 81 Wlth your
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-07

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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-07
9ail0gllltR RlllaenFrt.
CEELvEs EsOItD IiNEs 6Y NoAPAREll, ion oSt iNoH.,op
llf hFsS,s NE4EE ASQUARE, u

TEilMs Of Z 3 PTEs;RfT1s7sc. &
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-02-27
iissJrtNS tsit riDN

The Governor has aflrffd a. cleo
ton 10 be held On Monday, The lotl
day IL March. 1852. lor The ppposf
Of cleefine one MAJOR Gcucrol, rol
tbo State 1T large. aud one l'riendlcI
General lor The 1T District, epmpas.
Ell of tbc counties II npso'o, Mnf
shalt Tipphh, Tisllomingo, ltaeam.
b., lonioioc, Lafayette, Pamela, Go
ahoma and Tunicn
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-02-27

~ THE bravery " Mi'.isiipians
i proynibal. bpt their bearing NJ
he battIr Of sbiug Creek NUT have
been heroic. ihdeel, 10 have estortcd
hi. cnfe 50, from the enemy. The
State TREASURER If Minnesota, who
wns ptcarni At the hittlc. says in u
g mmnnicatiop TO the Chicago Fri.
luHe;
The Mississippi and Minnesota
feg mtn,s were fae nc zach other ~
one time, bu, . few fcpt apart, and
aiih \ rail fence between their ranks,
The former frg ment did. by oil odls.
thr best Gghtine Of my of the rebel'
aneagcI The Mississippi troops
we're armed. IL addition to their ri
1 :. with heavy hovie.kniees. fifteen
inches long. 40 close were rhc reti.
mcnt. hat several of the Minnesota
me" were injured with those knives.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-02-27
vslGul

The recent heavy rains have swol.
len the TallahatchIc river to n grea,
hight, mud covered the adjacent bot.
toms with water. In the event tina,
the waters still keeps rising. aud Pa.
ncla is oscrfowcd, We derive somc
consolation from the fact, ,ha, ",
can spend our leisure time IN fishing
from the upper windows Of the courl
house.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-02-27

This week We print the Star on q
smaller sized paper than before, bn,
hereafter We shall use small type, BY
which ~c can give more than our
customary amount Of reading matter.
W. shall exclude al advertisement.
tina, 10 no. Jay. sc our subscribers will
lose nothing by the change. II i
impossible to buy paper Of our old
sizc, and We werc fortunate in getting
even this.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-02-27
NJ. \. TCRRENTtNE.
c. W. TuRRENTiNE.,
A. J. TuRRENTixE
q. W. WILLIAMS.

RIcnxoSp Feb. 21.-The NORTH.
crn papers II the Goth arr received.
The Herald says the rebel agents in
Paris DECLARE the seeding States will
approve a constitution Of monarchy
In tho South II il can u attended
with any prcspec, OF sue .css.
In the Senate. = petition from the
citizens cf Nes York VS. presented.
asking that the name Of South Car.
DINA Be .spansed RON the list d
States; thai Il Be made . territory,
and the territory be disiiea between
0eortA snd North CsrS1tas.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-02-27
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-02-27

Dg,rn VI Col. JonN +. CrsnNAN.
Our entire community was shocked
early on Tuesday morning last. By.
ihe announcement tina, our es,cemci
fellow citizen. Col. Cushman. hal
been found, that morning. dead IN his
bed NJ bis Office. The afternoon BE-.
fore We heard him make m eloquent,
patriotic speech in the Court House,
/, y larvc and enthusiastic military
meeting Of The citizens Of the county
liz WAS then IN excellent hath. un
Monday evening he retired early Ia
his rom, and fi"m bis appearance
whcn discovered On Tuesday morning,
We judge he MUS, have died caily 10
the night previous. lie many friends
assisted IN attending to the funeral
ceremonies, and dill I'll they could to
render his burial h. fitting the higii
respects entertained frr him. W.
learn TINT he Inns two sisters anil n
brother in Maryland lie was taries'
in u metallic ease, ou Tuesday after
noon. IN the Oxford Cemetery, by IT,,
Masonic Fraternity. reaee be I,
his memory. Our State has 1ost IL
him a valuable ciiizcn.-- Oxford In.
/, ssfiitesesr.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-02-27
\ Msu.s,sA.

The militia in lBea, NJ. 5 vas or.
saniscd here On Thursday last, BY
the election Of Captain 3. r. scrsby.
and ls,, "a and 81 kica,enants Whit.
tor, Caldwell and Matthews. III,
company numbers 1871 men. and III,
neubefs are rapidly ~perfec,isg them
selvssi h military svols,ions BY drill
ias swiss . web. the company Nv
iss M - psrsas N .wvdsesasy
ssA ssssrasyN Tor ashils, When NE,
~ ~ ~ sase daring each wssi
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TO YIN. Nckinnie and the heir, Of Mich
arl Mckenzie aud all whom il may con
Germ
NOTICE !. hsrehv given that tho nm.
~ der.,Tnci. guardian ~ Willirm and
Michael Nekinnir. has ibid in the l'rob,is
,'purt ~ panoit. county. Mississippi. h.
petition TO surrender his sat'l t;nnrii IN.
ship hv permission Of tho court. anil b..
y cd his final account Of hi guardianship
- far NJ the same has extended. and that
he will n, thu March term net ~ slid
eours apply for n final hearing 81 thu
rtusr. and alsn for thu nilew ,nce " his
snii areoan, wlih commission.
ts.lv WI stpW ARDS.
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,Ds,sti,A. s0m ~, Wsm

Tta ~ fhfhW i#gihR FNflkH u.
.nn III ~ HaHmHt fiste tfep
sni lHai tp peel imafaa aIlhs
Nv stysh Heatm 4it ~ ftt year.
~ ~ ttf s0f I tfapt httim Z
emrltyf hfraiy under ds nil
1he mi laWla n yHfHHtHf Wli
fafH 3 WmE, flafhlfH Hl n1aP
mfhts. sdt ttts bounty II fhg
u hu, tg tNfh tliief, r3atl nll.
thp emftpy IL mp.ietei 70 A.
aen 81 asit tudf men ne ENROLLED,
fr eampnny sll De- ogtnt oi stI
ameafs elected
~ WAHb
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SAvAl.ny NOTICE.

See notice Of Capt. Clanion. The
organization Of his company VAS
postponed until Saturday next.
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lHfenBtna Feb. 23.--There hns
been III rton land slides m the Vir.
gina aul T'%cnncsspe l,ailroad--onc
%ru'yctl has been destroyed. and one
handrci and Gitv fee, of Tire crib work
gone. in consequence Of tho recent
heavy rains. In three Dr. four days
h. repairs will BE- completed.
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h HHh Il 4s yh#Hf FfeNdkHf
tets Asssd W " w Tfs 1Asf II
~ Wstfsst i 81 b4f ~ #4H
> A. ~ ths* "a slssf alHt. N
~ Fysswtse ~ assfs 'tsfss sss ~
II W AfNef Ia#f te# hug
fgfFrs ~ fhFssstfItH N Nv alt g##F
.tuf ahi ~ ihHsf rsit H~tt eefl
splf tfHh lha men mn MI
Hsat eHlle5f TIE IafsIteme ~ll
mt hilly snaH arthsfsa tIs tInsa
Haf - esll w. mi III leis active sst
Flee Far iis mks N hgur Hhi
%H8hhaali ~ ifaas no sgaHa aHtH#f
red m#H, will aHTsf hlm.eif n b.
fIfAlied H. snntI .Hh Ieesme 4
bye wufi sash - hurting aItame
h hs ses api 10 he stase Lease
fhat 81 otl al msffied men lHf. n
~ mHa n lmtftHlsm, let ~ no.
zee yeluf men ptfadjns oaf s%ifee'sY
~ mittil Fluu The guns ~ hundred.
" ,et alAists are whiting nv then
III rnlnmlHa
! We imoke tho attention NJ onf
Rffla ahl wives ulph This satjeei. AMI
4 ynnHn meu ~ punt tInas. vii
stay lHidnd dths. counter. and mp
n. ea laffls, 1T fhe gifls pre.tn
A,em wiih the garment proper u
thpif peaceable spirits, Success vii
make demons n om invaders, and
sueeesA in tie Invasion NJ this vnlIcs
vii bc more cbeefing 10 ihcm thai
victory ~ ATTY other point Aeo
hnrir.
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PAINTING: AND PRAYER.

We ARE requested to state that di.
vine services will be held at the Pres
byterian church ON Friday, vt eleven
O'Clock, that lay having bvcn mp.
poin.ed by Presiden, Davis as a day
of fasting aud prayer.
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~ The Board OF Police, n, their
meeting on Monday last, authorized
the establishment, Of gun smith shop
in fhi. county: also, appointed Mr..
s. :. sorsby and Dr.. M'sc,y com.
IN ssioners.
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rlNIiv undersigned. adm ni.,rater 81 N.
estate ~ William Lowe. deco ,sed,
having rrrnrted In fhe Probate Com, II
.%Ianie, eenp'v. mississippi. At ths lsnunr,
lee IN. tsis. that sad estate Il insol, est ,
III rer.ons having e rim. ngnirs, said -.
,s'e. are hereby notified to cotns forward
md hsee their elHims dniy r,oh,sed and
registered In thes'i-ss sames n said rna-s,
%, "r hesnrc ths ~ Maniay IL March.
1869. or ,hsv viii M forever b ,rsd.
wiiIlNu z. MAXWELL. !.
Jan. q, ls6.. Ins.6ml Admini.,rniaf.
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~" We learn that Col. james.
Il. Chalmers. II the pth Mississippi
Regiment. has been appoin,ei Driaa
disr.Gsneral. 1lsnry Craft. Esq.
u Memphis, has been appointed on
his STAFF a, Ali utsnt-G enersl.