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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-02

2SA0 YDS. Heavy Gray Army Jeans,
SOOO 1900 yds- Gray Army SHirtings,
1000 prs Cray sad Brown Army Psutaioons,
80 gross Military ButtOns,
900 dozen Army Handkerchief,
50 dozen Dab Army Hats,
30 dozen fine Drab and Black Fur Hats,
50 dozen b aek and White Negro Hats,
500 yards bright c0iored Plaid LInsey,
50 boxes Fine Tobacco,
30 bales Bstting,
$50 Heavy Blue ard Gray Pilot Jackets,
80 suits Heavy Gray and Brown Kerseys,
100 cases Mems, WOmen's, Kisses, Boys
and Children's Shoes,
R~esdymade Goats, Pants, Vests, Shirts etc.
Drawers Cravsts, Collar, Gloves,
Fine and Sttut Boots and Shoes.
blankets, Comforts, Pillows. Socks,
Bic ached and Brown Shirungs and S~heetings.
Striped and Plaid Osnaburgs, Tiekings,
Towels, Combs, T. let Soap, Thimbles,
Pins, Suspenders, Paper, Ink, Pens,
Crash, Huekabach, Irish Linen.
100 p eces Dotted and Figured Printed Jaconets
For sale by
mh2Im JOHN L. TAYLOR q co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-02

THE ARMS SAFE--Mueh apprehension hay
ing been felt for the safety of the large amount
of arms and ammunition recently imported into
New Smyrna, we are pleased 30 be able to slate,
ON official authority, that every portion Of it has
been removed from the neighborhood, and is
now en- route for the army, which the last Of
them viii reach in the course of a few days.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-02

B~From a gentleman who lives il Columbia,
Tennessee, and who left there last Friday. we
learned that the Federals had not crossed Duck
river, at that place, on the day he left, but were
preparing to build a bridge across the river,
which he thinks they viii have completed
to-day.
He stated that the Federals Fere commanded
by Gen. MeCOok, and were FROM 5000 10 1900
srong. His opinion was that they would not
come through this part Of the country, but by
what be cOuldlearn, and by their movements, b.
thought they intended marehing through the
country east Of here, and get possession Of the
Memphis and Charleston railroad, say at Deca-
tUr or Huntsville.
He also stated that the Federals were of the
impression that the war was ended-thst they
would not have any more fighting to do would
have nothing to do but march on, unObstructed,
to the gulf; they think, and say, that the Con
federate army is not st for anything but to burn
him, that he did not know where they would
catch up with the southern army, but he suppOs-
ed somewhere down about the gulf coast. He
stated that he had conversed with some Of the
ofhcers, and hey talked as friendly as any men
you ever saw, but that they acted just tire 70
verse to the way they talked. He-said that if
any person had anything that they did not want
the Yankees to get, they had better hide il.
He also stated that Andy johnson was in
Nashville, and thas he had taken military pos
session of the State and would soon issue his
proclamation, declaring the office Of governor
vacant, and ordering an election for the same.
SeveralOf our citizens were acquainted with
the gentleman bringing this news, as well as our
selves and his report can, we think, be relied on
as corect-FtOreHcs Gazette, 2dM
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-02
HEHPHIS BELL And BRASS WORKS,
CLINTON Street,
Fourth door below Union St, Memphis, Tenn.
G.4RR.gTT4 O,HaR.a,

Tel EtAtsIAI . AAsAAAsN,
MANUFACTURERS Of and dealers in BRASS
MI WORK of every description. Steam, Gas, Wafer
ard Lager Beer Cocks steam and Water Gusges.
Military Aeeoutrements, Spars, Stirrups, Belt Clasps.
Holster Buttons, b ckles, Rings, Bride Bits, Holster
tups, Sword trimmings Gua Trimmings, etc. Ola
ra,s Patent Lead Pipe Coupling Garratts Patent Box
Metal Sewing Machines and other hne machinery
earefIIiy repaired. Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures
cleaned regit and bn0nzed. Railroad a d Steamboat
work done at the shortest notice, ana on the lowest
terms As both members Of our firm are pr tactical men,
our Mr.. Otffars having been engaged IN the manufac-
tt-s Of military accoutrensnts for may yesrs, we viii
undertake. to get UP any article ordered either from
sample or draaght. W. re prepared to DO any amount
Of Brass Casting, Of AZ B nd, In a style net surpassed
East, West. North OF ) .uth, and on the shortest notice
Al orders 6lied by ths inns specified without fail.
Cash paid for Old Aaab or taken IN exchange.
jal23ms
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-02

which viii b. saS - low ., thu condition Of things
VIII adults G. ". JONES & co,
iylfdsv 90 Main street
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-01

appointed Assistant Assessors for the several ID
vision, a. numbered below Constituting tho sev-tih
Asssssrnr 20 bistrict 81 The SsA.a - Iu-.ant
slae COUNT.
ti.ls.oa. 70 William X kt~aIt-. " f-,ts
Heuic.
al slst paGi a: RAs5,-oa 1,~oslis. ilell
i.1g ihe city ~ Ttffe- uaute bounded 10.
low Rsginnlhg q, TIA southwest II sUt-lst
q Terre -Haufs 80 y, thence cast the centre =
lie south ne OF section - town y. Moth - rsDEv
west thenee north 10 The centre The nortb
ton line q sec;on -, same town ans rauge theur-
~o-t 20 the wabash riv-r. thence >oath With IA
east bruk - laid river the place a besinfinr.
tlsos ell tAst part % said river laying Wsst - The
isst named boundary ine 70 The ~est bAuk u sad
river.
Lsti..ca. W. s--samusi xexosn = nsrsi..a
f0~nship.
All that part q said county south y ,ls gsgo,.
Road and ca, % TIC w.sash river. ~ e,1bra-..i
In DIVISION Ne. ].
Distsioa, -. o-kevsri ROttlns. .. nssr-se-'
township.
AL tbatpsrt o. said oornty west q The wsbss
river, and east Of said river an nofth q the -
tioral Road. md not inoladod IA fHv!sloa 10 I
vrRNLLos COUNT.
Lsrs-ioa, 10. s-st~rhcn Nninin. Hsr ss~u
ship:
Iownsklps-cllrioa and HdL
IDsra-soa. No. > Buskin y. Rhodes. Se,spcrt
1Ownships-Nermiilion. Eugene, Highland
PnKE COUNTY.
Isrssioz, Va. e--John Nllikin Mcntezumas
Townships-Rcserye, Penn, Liberty. sugar CfeeA
Howard.
Dirlsi0a, No s-wnuara II. Nye. RUokviile.
T0wnships-Aesms, wsbssh. Uaion. Green and
Washington.
D.es.soa. No. s-JOseph NeFsriasd. ascooes
Townships Ticrlds. Raccoor and Jackson.
PUTNAM COUNT.
Dsrsssoa, No. D-wll.on l. Harrison, Ipssel
Vile.
To~nshIps-Russell, Franklin. and J.clson.
IDis.ssoa, No. lo-John W. EaTp. Groenca-;lc
Townships-cilnton. honroo. g1oyd, Nafiss-
Greencastls and Marion.
Dirisfoa. No. iI--warrcn Feilo~., MauhGif a.
To~nships-washingtoa aud Warren.
I,i-fsios. 70. l2-Hou,iou Poster, NJ Nsfie "a
Iownships--Jeferson. CoverdsIe. Mn CFesi
CLAY COUNTY.
Dirisior. We. ls--s,ihani'i Allen. Po-s5 49,
townships Pow. J-etsen. Cas- Dick johnson.
Van Buren-
Dirls.0s, -. ls-Jsmes T. Harris. Bsvl.aF
Greeu.
Ts~n.hlp.-sugar Risse. ws-hins,on. HsTr'son.
Lewis sna Perry.
OWN COUNTY.
DfrasGoz. 10. ls-John n. Marta 81 sreuesr.
T0wnships-ffankJln, Jefferson, Marion, Laie.
site, Washington and Cisy.
Dfrfsfoa. 10. iC-w. u. Hoi-tlTc. q Gospr-;.
Townsbips-xorgan, Montgomery, ws,n". ~
son, Jennings, Taylor aid Hsrrlsop.
ckEHSE cOJETT
Dtrislo.. 70 IT, Philander Burr. woihingicu
TowashiPe- Esl liver. FaIrplay. JsHesson. Wssh
ington. Smith. Wright. stockton aud starort
Dlclsio-, No. ls-vIilsm ". Gainey. bloom
FIELD.
To~rships-H shisn1, Taylor. and Case
D4rfsfc1, No. ls-Jsne- n. Castor. Soishof3
To~nships-Jackson. Centre, aud be~sh csf~A
SULLIVAN COUNTY
-Dsrssloa. Va 2o-ssma~i Nc Rsct Sullivan.
To~nships- Jscksor. Faiftsfks, Iu'map, Ham
lsou and Gil
rss~fss0a 10 IL JOIN Marta. Carlisle
T,~~-..bl..-f.urry Csss JercTson and Hsffsn
JAMS FARHfsoTo.
ss.e.sar 7fh sse>-rneut Dlstr1ct < Incisns
Ter. Hasfe. OF 2. 1sf1-d~sw
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-01

saar .vess..s'.soroo |
agHf B1E1 38 |
D De<fse,-Rsts. Reaches. a.-
. Destroy-Niee, Melee. an Ant.
. Dsstroy-Bse-Bugs-
% D.srroy-xsshs IN Pure, Clothes, A.
. Ds<,py Mosquitoes and r.ss. ffIIff
70 Ds~frot--Ins~cts on Plants and ro~ts.
. Desfro,-Insec;s on Animals. &c.
p n ssrss-rverv form and SPECIES Of yss-ir.
l!!||'||||||||l4s
'-oSfY I~f.IlIsIr, EsNrpIk- KNOWN.
.kNsAsLA aat.
Destroys Instantly
iNHHii 1861 f|t
EVERY FORM ANDASfftlEo pf
ukR MINI
ASAsAAAs
Aeps"s~ s1d ''Na""~e ="
FIRES IRON foisons.'
'Not dangerous to the Human Family
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-01


80 singis bosus Of pAulHNs's PREPARED
GiIE ~fli ssrs ten uns~~ iis se-t -Ss
sPAULDING's PREPARED GLUY
sPAULDING's PREPARED CLUE
sPAULD1SG-S PREPARED CLUB
sAvs INV PTgcFs'
ECoxoyY UsrArcB
A. sncizsrss ~1li hsf,rasa. ~r-t 20 ~su r>suisse
fsullrs II i very cel.rshlc - hsf. -osae chap ~
sonverist, 10y for r-I-irsg vufri-sfs. Tyr. CA
10y. a.
spAriDsSs's vkYP ARsDGI1s
49,. al saeA -us.rs-s.cs-~ 81 sa1.eaiz
sd 70 :. TisAo1s a fiss ss~~y- 10y - ..
n. F'iostrE pois-
-~UsEFr-. ~ ryfs-y HCCsk."
MA bgust koer-spsni-s sars bssiis.
Pc - cs<sas-
kGtr~s-.
HKSRr c. sPkpIrfxs.
=. DCsDAk s.. SryTzt
.CArIDs
IA o~r.--s z.sEfoe.;1~t p<rssls are sts<z,,t,-s
FREPAEED GITE. woszi4 e~atsDe Y--r-sas - .zzz
me bcfoss yarcAs<ns. al - tat 10 IN name
sNYArLrGy6,s PREPARED sLrI~
il sse eu.sds zTsSpszs 81 o<A<rs 49,
su~rs9y>e<s-
ly2tTe
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-01
PRAIRIE CITY BANK.

NOTICE is hereby given TO the
~ slsrkhoitsrs- LAT H. AnDasl r,e~f.Dg for The
year. oil ~ ksid a tAssf Baking uoess h Tssrs
Hate. c. Wednesday TIE tnh tsy % Scv~nsef
r-zt, 81 c'ciocx r n.
yso. s. ErlcH, ossk.r.
TER. Hss.s. DC. .. iss1 :3~.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-01

by the use Of thee nj. toe periodic attacks
Nervous .sEct Hsada. - nasY be prsvesied; and
AIKEN a. the commeDcer,esa 81 an si,set immediate
elief from sickness with bs otsAlsoA
They seldom fail a. fosao.ing the Nausea and
Headsc.e % shich females are 30 much subject.
.!rhey AT generally a..f he howels-remeyfn
Cos.sceress.
For Literary rses'. .Ni..les.fs. Delicate Females
and all persons Of setsrEsFt 1ifs they valuable
s. laxative, IN imrroslIg he appetite. giving tone
and vigor 10 the digestive organs and restoring the
natural electricity ara STRENGTH Il the whole system
Tie CHPHAIlC PILLS A.. ne r~suis Of long lnves-
rssiion and carefully oat tsi >sp+rirueDs- having
been In Use many year. asrng which Tine they
have prevented and relieved vat amount a. pain
and suffering IRON headache. whether originating II
ne Nervous sy-se7i CT IRON dersrged state 9th
stomach.
Thsy ara entirely vegetable 1 iher competition
and may be taken Al al araos vita pcrfcct -sse'y
vithont making any change 0; diet asd fae 'tbs>ne
~ a1y dielgftsage fdsfe yfa'srs ea<y n a,,u.ia
fste~ fA<.. - Children
BEw ARE OF COUNTERFEITs
The &C. IRE have signatures Of Henry :. spsulain
n ssrb box.
sold ~ Druggist. and all ether dealers IL medi.
sine
Aicr -In BE- sen, ~ NAL on receir, oftAs
PRICE, rs CENTS.
AZ crsr-s shoaid be addressed %
HENRY G. sPAULDING.
ss Cedar s--e~,. View Yors.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-01

Asvirs.-As The DO, season T. approaching, sVery
person should prepare their :, for The ohAnx~
and there l. Ne remedy applicable I. "NeIean'.
Strengthening Cordial aid Blcoa raflnsr. Il VT
purity the blcoa ttosvrshiy. AID 81 The same time
strengthen Asd insigofste The ~boie organization
The iuaEerrs quantity - that l. role daily. l.
Prcoi enough = ~ great Virtues IN thoroughly re
moving al ius,,ofs n..'s-,- from the bleed wes.,
70 all ~ H. Itis a~lieiOu- % TAXI.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-01

es- ssru4noas - serofLleas aneotiol4s .Is tbe
esrse. the blight. he pesato rot Q. mankind rhe)
afe Vie and ulihy well fatal. They arise 'ro
es''aIn.iA,iel amt impuFisy q tie blood. and
be seen all around u. everywhere. oue quarter 81
al facet tainted with them. and one easrt,s
o, these de q them. die foolshy too because tacy
are durable. AfsEs ssAssrANnIIA oieanses cut IL
sorcflous corruption from the blood renders u pare
u healthy. sd eHcctualy eKrurgAtes The foGl
contamination fren the system Ne longer stes
under yoor ScfoialCus disorders. since The ifrcsis
lie Arss has provided HI. snss,e {, e..n,i nation
curative virtues shai h. e-il- s>asArANiaA ll,-sn
c>Isi, Waterbury. G,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-01
ExClS z TAX.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN.
a thst fhe following nsrucd p~rfoas lave bern
appointed Assistant Assessors for the several ID
visions O. numbered below constituting tho scv-rfl
Asssssrzrut bistrici 81 The ss4.a - rans
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-01

BRANpRKTn's sttIs--fsr she rssioFaticn
health q those ~ho have been stricken 10y soopcss
OF paralysis they are the only reliable nedict-e
all anccNens Of the lung, chest and bowels ii's'
prompt use saves Af, and quickly ccres ruenm
tiA peuris. .s~leFA. Wind. -ps-nas, worms shoicr-
IsoTbus. dIsrrhcea dyscn1a,, whether from msler-
eating unripe fruits Other faui,~ IN diet. Yield
their lafnence. Asthma. gcut. rheSmsii-nls. az
Affections. rupture.. inhAnma,ions q any wye
levers. ~hctAer ague other specins feyefs. hlu-
diseases, iauno,ee ~ yisu-s dance. smaiPos, m'a-
le~ GROUP. sry-ipelss white s~cllings. pes. uo.r,
Of thirty year, continuance s-.A eSre.f-Ls
ulcer. q the liver. have all been cured I-rArSnts
bs these celebr.ssd vegctsSi- Universal iths- b.
female complaints ard nervous ei-ssses ilss have
been equally successful. Wide change u Ne. ,oii
afst Ana seoood l~ris.s,. Epilepsy. dsPfes-o, =
spirits, frightfal derams. ali Constructions al rs'as
sugys ar " sbeu cured, dip rs.a .ns o.frliei..
| PRO ~ c~nts I-or kox.
sid ~ J. Il. CUSlsss... f~rts haale. az g.,
r-speetai1e dealers IA msdiei.e- LJ-ait~ To-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-01

No. isi Main Street. Corner OF 81
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-01

1UEll. &c RIPLEY.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-01

THE COMPREHENSIVE Here
Il tofyre sristlnF between y. Sippert 4 william
fsunn. 90 The Cay Dissolved by raut1si oon>sbt
sfrFERr WI DrNS-
TsTr~-Hsu.ss aug I. tsse.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-01
OYSTERS.

L~R1sH ors1Ess t=st rsessvrc Eus III be ss7s
u cc1ftsut;y q ksul y :. A. -octe, ~ "a stx-
e-scs-y. c--7rs a. a. Ga s.-ec.s. eIE-=.w
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-01

4 Ii THOSE KNOWING them
"a seive- inf@bt~t - y. sipp-rt Damn, VII
tiss~ call q ore snt sett.s. % cio>s Up tksir sc
aooaia ~Itho4t fsrthsr us;ics E.LAsr party q tAs
Err, - -rthorlz~. s@fti- the scrourt<.
~ Dana ~iil - fgupt ~ NE Oh ~ge. lis We
lab ,trssL 2 NlPrTkr 4 LryS.
Az u f>e1 -t1-sf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-01

eG RHAvE,s
Holland :. Bitters
DYSPEPSIA,
Liver Complaint, Fever and Asus, DO.
Txs suoc~>sfri Introduction and ne Of Ibis ode
brSs>a R<useiy has bern the signal for literal Good
~ comrourts called Bit.<rs," offered In various
hrnA fom . quart bottle % aveTsllon keg, until
this word Bitfsrsr h but another name h< groG'
or some vfnAnons vhisksy mixture.
Ret TIE really great relief derived fcn the Minute
soss enc ts~,Toonful, Of oar meticins,
BGRHAvEs HOLLAND BrrTERs,
o.d u, >rs-, sss-so. a s:er s-cs.rafo-, has ests'
tlbhst fr n reputation which the host 81 limitations
.na coun.srssss have hlied % undernins. IL kp ost
urs. vegetable prsP~ration, With barely sufsisn<
But ons sIss Of de Ssnrin. CEhfr.nt B0tt,s)
price Oxu DOLLAR
II r. medicine Of ionstrssa sfsesry Cor Rsrlorrs
a. Reod % essential hr the hundsnca o. 600
hoAlih and Or correcting disorders Of The stomach
and tswesL
Two or three Gcss VIII coz vtncs the sf1icted 81 IN
s.lutxry sfscta The stomach vil spcsdly regain iu
strength, ssAifhy seticn Of the liver, bowels and
bdnsys VII soon take place and renewed health es
he cnjck rssult
For INDIGESTION. Try
B0rhave's Holland Bitters.
For HEARTBURN. Try
BGrhaye's Holland Bitters.
For ACIDITY. Try
B0rhave's Holland Bitters.
For wATERBRAsH. Try
B9rhave's Holland BitterS.
For HEADACHE. Try
Berhaye's Holland Bitters.
For LOSS OF APPETITE. Try
B9rhave's Holland Bitters.
Tor CosTIvENEss. Try
Berhave's Holland Bitters,
For PILES. Try
B9rhave's Holland Bitters,
In al Nervous, Rheumatic and NeurAigse Afec
bsnenclal, and IN others Effected decided eur~
Read Carefully
he genuine highy-ooncsntrsted Bdixivrs Hci
retailed o. one DollsS Per bottle The graz esn~n
fr this truly celebrated medicine has incuc~d NAB
imitations which the public shculd guard ssA'ni
rurshasinE.
Br,eayv orsr-porac-f So s.as ~z.ss - % O
hid of ccsry h<1< yc'' buy
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-01-23


10.THn Ssmi-Annual meetings Of the
following Tswnship Bib Societies, viii be
Asll - follows, vis: .as
'J]sl1eaiA, Jsa. 9Th -ise2, 4 I0a o'clock
A. n, - Rhasxnt Grove.
WheshAs. Jsn, 18th, 1se2, at l0} o'clock,
A. r., d UnS6A3oNn q. r. CkReh.
4, Flushipg, Jan. Goth. 1861, 1t 103 O'Clock,
A. n, ct Flushing N. n Church.
{ Kirkwood, Jan< SafJths t6V1, ,st l0} p elosh,
4. II, at HendrySo So6rE y. u Church.
Union, Jan. Slst, 1862, st 10Y o'clock, 4
H., Il s4orrietown. 9 Wsr
: Werrcn, Feb 1st 1852, at 2 o'olocA = \.
- Bsrnesville n. 3. Church.
Somsrret, Feb. ID, 1852, ct l03 o'clock, i
n, It Harmony NJ. E. Church. IN.
~ Wayne, Feb 4th, 1862, at l02 o'clock, A
IL, ct Newcastle NJ. T. Church.
:. Washinkton, Feb, 5th, 1862, at 10Y o. clock
x. N, at ARMSTRONG q School House.
York, Feb 9th; 1859, at LOT o'clock, A
u, 1t PowkattanP p. Church, fse
Mead, Feb. IA, ], ,5ss2; y lot o'clock, A
Smith, Feb: .Sth, 1852, st I93 o'clock, A
NJ. It CeAtsfville u. p Church.
81 iSssal Agents are earnestly requested, Il
collect what II due on subscription, and re
.uort totks TfeasHfer before the meeting
All friesds Of che Ssass Gro invited. Al
sdarnw nsy hGsspsetod, iif
gl-IF J. GRIxsHAw, County Agent.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-01-23
ACLAnx's scnooL vIsrroR.-T

A-CLARK's ScnooL VIsIToR.-The
publishers Of this excellent little monthly
have sent us copy Of il for January, 1862.
Il is the very thing that ought to 80 into
very family in the land.
Contents of the January number, being
No. l Of Vol. vi. Of Clark School Visitor,
published BY Dasghaday 4 Hammond, 1905
Chesnut street, Philadelphia. Only 80 cente
a year--sight copies 2 dollars. - s<-f
Whe,s war-Poem by Alex. Clark, A
Tale of the Woods, by Louisa +. Vicroy,
Where is Papa to Night?by Cora M. Eager
The Union, an amusing and patriotic Schoo
Dialogue, by W. H. Sabean, (of Nova
Scotia What Imedn to be, recitation fol
several small boys, by Miss Doolittle, Hou
It Happened, by Mrs. Gildersleeve, Nen
Years Greeting, Letter to the Children
School Visiting, and What as Glorious
editorials, VISITORS ,Stair,cay, The School
is Dismissed, Literary Notices, The Bath
Cry, Gay and happ," Don't you hea'
the angels music, Selections &C., &c.
The FEBRUARY number will contain, Sliding
doon Hin, by Henry Ward Beecher, Ho,o c
Pioneer Teacher an Kentucky ,ohipped {
Wild Cat, A temperance Story, A Dia-
logue, by Rev. W. M. Cornell, NJ. D. of
Philadelphia. Rural Scenes in the Wild
Woods Of the West, and great variety Of
other original reading matter, and piece
of excellent school music. Every numbe
shall be prepared with the greatest care
Now is the time to form clubs Of eight o
more and get the School Visitor, in beautiful
magazine form, at half price--only 25 cent
year. Send for specimen.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-01-23

pA-We have for long time thought the
Gazette Editor subject to fits. His last
paper explains whats the matter" Take
these two paragraphs:
We tender our thanks to Mrs. Stephens,
of Vineyard Hill, for bottle of Catawba
wine. We done ourself the pleasure Of drink.
ing to hcr very good health. We are also
eder a. e iene TOT hsv OU.e
intended as New Year presents for which
the fair donors will accept our unbounded
thanks.
New subscribers have been pouring in fol
the last two weeks, for which We tender oul
thanks to our many friends. Keep the bal
moving. Now is tho time for the people Il
read. Abolitionism is on its last legs, ant
We hope soon to write its obituary.
''Catawba wine" "Aboiitioifisn on II
Aatlsssl.' ''chery bounce !" john your
dsunh. JSr'+s H'sS1
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may not be redeeming their notes in gold
and silver coin under the suspending power
Of this act Povided, That no bank shall
have the benefit Of this act after neglecting
or refusing TO furnish ia. proportion ofex.:
change required by the Sthte, as provided
for by this act. or after u shall refuse to
take the demand notes Of the United States.
and after the neglect or refusal as aforesaid,
all such bank or banks 30 neglecting or re-
fusing, shall be subject to all the penalties
to which they were liable previous to the
passage Of this act
Sec. I. This act shall take effect from
and after it's passage.
JAMES r. HUBBELL.
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
JAMES MONROE,
President pro TEN. Of the Senate.
January 16, 1852.
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-OBsrREpERoUs.-M z. Jacob is q
fnember of the Wheeling Bar. When Judge
John J. jackson, Jr., went upon the bench
of the United States District Court for West
ern Virginia, lately vacated by the drunken
rebel, Brockenbrough, he required all at.
torneys practicing in his Court to renew Their
oath of allegiance. This the obstreperou,
Jacob refuEedto DO. Thereupon rule was
issued against him, and on Saturday the
learned Jacob discoursed to the Court al
great length on oaths and all that kind of
thing. Col Wheat, u. s. Attorney, spoke
at considerable leigth in opposition to Jacob
The matter is not yet disposed Of
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10The Columbus Statesman, of the
18th, pays the following high compliment
to our excellent friend, g. W. Hoge, Esq,
who has recently been inducted into an office
Of trust and Importance at the State Capi
Hon. B. Rush Cowsi, the new Secretary
of Stata,. has appointed g; W. Hoge, Esq,
Of. Belmont county, his Chief Clerk, snt
David @. Coz, Esq, formerly Of GAINESVILLE
Assistant These gentlemen are faithful
obliging and eficient-.just Apch men as ",
should expect the ablc ahd accomplished
Sscstary Of State 10 call around him. Tn,
duties Of this department will be performed
in an acceptable and creditable manner.
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PEOPLE express great deal of sympathy
for women who are Unhappily Married.
but, Vanity Fairs spinster asks, how about
those who are Unhappily Single?
GOSSIP apropos to the death of the Prince
Consort contains, story about little con-
jugal mfr which occurred between the
Prince and Queen, and after Albert retired
to his apartment. In about an hour the
Queen herself came and knocked at his
door, "Who is there?' asked the Prince.
"It is the Queen" "Open the door," was
the reply. II beg the Queen Thousand
pardons," std the Prince, "but prefer te
remain alone in my ROOM" "Albert, y
said the lady at the door, after few mo
ments' and in much sweetes voice, s'open
it is your wife," Of course the door wa
opened and a reconciliation at once tool
place.
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GrNrpA1 ANnresoN AVN THE ri "a q,

GENERAL ANDERSON AND THE FLAG OF
Fort SUMTER. time is rapidly ap-
preaching when an expedition specially fitted,
will, in 90. operation probably with land
forces at Port Royal, advance upon, and in
the words of President Lincoln's first proc.
lamation last April, "retake possession of
the Government forts and property in the
harbor and city Of Charleston, General
Anderson has carefully preserved the Union
flag which was lowered from Fort Sumter
last spring, and he cherishes the hope that
he may be enabled to accompany the ex.
pedition and again wave the beloved ensign
over the place now disgraced by the faunt.
ing of the rebel standard.
So says the Boston Journal.