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A Contrast,
OR, THE TWO COUSINS.
~ LALA A.
CHAPTER FIRST.

CHAPTER FIRST.
A happy heart aud smlius-fice should he'er
he paftej
A luu,h; ah il was a merry, ringing
angh su light and free, il seemed 10 say,
Il cte is surely no need for sorrow aud
weeping. One might Lave known il came
from The lips Of young and innocent
girl, happy 'nd csrt-frer as the gentle
breezrs upan her native hills. Yes, Il
was esen 50; aud from the summit OF y
loliy hill. which she had patiently climbed
10 each tie first welcoming peep Of the
kr Z Of Day, en- ue the mrrry peal.
DO not b. alarmed, dear reader, for J
have {, mint; ell 10 absurdny. ] am rs I
telling you OF the grand and fashionable
sccies of life. Ii is IT 10 proud dame |
write, who never leaves her Gowny pillow
until old Sol is well advanced in his
march. Bur it is Of simple country
maiden would tell one that had 10 n
val ia beauiy or accompl. hmrnis. lis
true, she could milk a COW, spin on a great
wheel, or play upon the pianner, as her
aunt iriumphanily expressed il and her
,ather--all he WAS proud Of his darling
But anticipate.
Yonder, upon the bill, have left this
paragon Of many virtues. Mabel is her
name, but one scarce known to her; toi
" birdie aud " my pet " we're the only
name. heard by her. In very truth. she
was tile light OF her fathers heart, cheer
ing him in all his SORROWS, and syInpathiz
ing in aud enhancing all his pleasures ten
fold.
Farmer Horton would have been very
lonely had il not been for his brighl-eyed
merry daughter. For seventeen years h'
had lived in the lighl OF her smiles; {; be
for that hong iine, had been father. mo b
er, sister and brother TO his orphaned
child.
The wife Of Albert H., and the mothe
Of the lovely and accomplished Mabel, al
ter making glad the heart OF her compan
ION for two short years. weary -of life, he
fraiI lody vas laid in the grave. and ih
; spiiii was waited 10 that far oiT, but bliss
fol abode called Heaven. At this tim
the liulc Mabel had just learned 10 lis
! her mothers name. II was heavy los
to Mr.. H., and but for his child. lie mu'
have sunk under il. Blu: said lie = In III
future will live for my ehild; size sha
: be my care, my joy. and my onl' earthl
comfort" Aud we'll lad be fulfilled Il
re~oluIioa.
Ard nov we have introduced the gent
Mabel. with our next chapter we 81
lbrng forward one who, alahOugh very u
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WESTERN ExUBERAScE.--The Frank
fort (Ky.) Commonwealth Of The 18th con-
tain, the following letter 10 the rebels -
Ny DEAn REBs ~ nov take my pen
in hand for the purpose Of holding csminu-
Mon with you through The sien, medium
OF pen AID paper. have just learned
that the lines arc now open a. far as Fort
Donelson, IN Tennessee, aud avail my
sell, with alacrily Of the opportunity now
presented Of fesuming our correspondence.
Your many friends ia this sector, would
like 10 be informed Oh various topics--lor
instance:
How are you, any how
How does dying intbc last ditch agree
with your general llealllis
How Is the "consiiluiion' down your
way:
DO you think there isany government?
How is king kotting|
Is Yancey well. aud able to eat bis oaisf
When will Buckner take his CHRISTMAS
dinnnr in Louisville?
Is Lloyd Tilghman still hanging Union
men IN the first district
/, Floyd still "rtfiay' caano and other
small arms
IIos IL Pillows last ''dHch' ard when
will he gratdy his Numerous friends by
dying" in The sameg
How i the southern Heart ~
Are you still able to whip five to one I
What /, your opinion ofi'c Ddich rare !?
/ Did the recoghi.ioi o. the .. Coried.
I by England and France beneiiyou much
Where j. tie ~Proyisional Government
Of Kentucky. and what i i kept -
/ Where is the Louisville Nashville Bow
] ling. Green Courier now pubiished eay
And lastly. what do you think Of your
selves any ho~
A prompt answer will relieve many
anxious heartss Yours ina horn.
A. LrxcoLN Mas.
United States, Feb. IL, 1862.
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she, taking his hand, and booking lovingly
up into his face.
Very happy indeed 20 NEE, you" re-
turned Mr.. Horton. extend 10 you =
genuine welcome, as ! do TO all friends oi
my neee."
. And now. said Earnest TO kaiy, lct
me present you TO your father. leading
her 10 the tall stranger, and placing her
hand ia his.
lie turned away with tears in his eyes !
tears # JOY they were, " For, said he 10
himself, have not doae all IN my pow
er to right the wrong done by my IA
iher r.
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The girls say the times are 50 hard the
young mem caLnot pay their addresses.
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DuRNETrS GENUINE
= EXTRACTS.
BuRNETT's COCAINE. for the Hair, bes, ar
tleis IN use
FANCY BUxEs AND Toys, for presents.
INDIA RUBBER HOLLIS. BALLS and TOYS.
Largs assortment. Just rrceised y the
DRUG STORE.
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e1eAfln yps ASSORTED DRESS G0ObS.
EUVU DxLaiHes. vslrsael3s. and ether slyles
81 z i-2 eeatk per yard 6rsai bargains 10 this
lsa. X 7, IURD & 60.
Msschs=tsr, Nov IS. lesi
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sa.kvi. With tears thcy turned away
afom their dead,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-03-11

like her IN manner and person, nevsrihe-
hess claimed 10 be her cousin, aud came
A. the ward oi her father.
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The Manchester Journal.

rcBumrD EVERY TUESDAY MORNING.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-22

KNoCKINa DowN ASD KICKING A
CoSTRGRAND.-on Thursday last a little
specimen of African architecture not much
bigger than a sausage suffer, was running
his ebony digits through barrel of GRAM
berries, III front of q graeery store on Mar.
ket Square, when the proprietor of the
same pulled his ears aad sent him away
The little Niger retired few paces.and
gave vent to his indignation in sundry in-
Sulting epithets. A man named Charles
Price hearing the contfabaua,s SASSY
talk went up to him aud struck him blow
upon the side Of the head. knocking him
down. Hethen kicked the Niger for fall
ing. Price then endeayOred to conceal
'himselfin an old stable, but was arrested
by officers Fender aud Scroggins, taken be-
fore Aid. Robertson aud fined.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-22

R%APRoNoTIox WELL DEsERvED.-our
friend Samuel B. Mcoulloch, who left this
city before the fall Oft. sumpter, aud who
being in New York when that disaster oc-
Cured promptly enlisted Ia New York
Regiment as high private in the rear
rank, has returned home with commits
sion as Rrst Lieutenant in his pocket
McCulloch was an active parttcipantin the
the Bull Run business, and assisted to COW
er the mastery advance on Washington
Since that tune he has been lying along
the Potomac eating hard crackers, until
like all the rest, he rattles like dice box
when on the double quick. Gov. Pier
point being convinced of his soldier quail
ifeations, his personal worth aud nm
doubted patriotism sent him commission
as first Lieutenant in the 4th Virginia Reg.
imeut aud he has come ON to join the same
which is now at oeredo. The 4th will be
great gamer by this accession to its ranks.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-22

p@COxRAp srRoBIE will open new
Saloon at his old stand, No. 80, Market
street, Opposite the lower end of the Mar
ket House,l on Saturday, Feb. 22d, and
on that occasion, also to the memory of
George washirgton,s birthday, he win
give free lunch to his old friends and the
public generally. Call on him, for he is
able to serve you with the best of liquors,
wines, ale and lager bier. Lunch to COM
meuce at 10 O'Clock in the morning.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-22

BALTIMORE, Feb. 2l.-We have had an
interesting interview with one of the pris.
oners who has been confined at Richmond
seven months. BE gives Rnmisiak able eX-
tdenee OF the lta6tt1Aestc dgs0 bfSt dr6,as.
iEatiou of Richmond Union men claim n
be three thousand strong, and are eager
" waiting and longing for an opportunity
to fling out the Stars and Stripes.
Out OF seventeen Qualifications erected
around Richmond, only one is armed. The
city could be easily taken. Desperate eff.
forts are making to get recruits for the
army. The secessionists admit unless that
they can secure the services of every male
in Virginia between 10 aud 60 yeas thew
must yield Virginia in thirty days. Tie
Union men have leagues regularly organ
lied with signs and passwords. MANY acts
OF kindness are at every possible opportu.
nifty shown to prisoners. Oarin6ormant has
n handsome gold guard chain, presented
by ladies, accompanied by an annonymSus
note, expressing the hope that the links ON
the chain, the Union would soonbe more
firmly united than ever. The Union men
informed him that the army at Manassas
was falling back, and from 8 10 regiments
were daily arriving at Richmond. The
Tenuesseans are going to Tennessee aud
Carolinean's and others to their several
States. 1t Is understood that only some
thirty thousand men would rem ain at Ma
uassas.
News of Ft. Donnclson surrender had a
most disheartening effect in Richmond, but
cheered the hopes of Unionists who sa ' they
want It to be known by the Federal gov.
eminent that they are ready to welcome
the old flag and fight for it.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-22

B9-WE direct attention to the Char
ity Sermon at the Cathedral for the Or
phaus. It's a call which appeals to every
generous heart, and we trust there are
many such among us. The good isis
ters," who devate themselves so unttringly
to tho purposes of benevOlence, deserve
the aid which is notasked for themselves.
but solicited for others.
We learn from one who knows, and we
mention it to silence thoughtless prejudice
which has worked 10 their disadvantage,
that early in the war, and when the sick
of the army were still quartered at Graf
ton, they sought the privilege of going
there g RREas lhs epfsrsgs suffering ADD
misfortune being ever an all-sumeteht claim
upon their labors. That they did no go,
was no fault oftheirs.
We learn, moreover, that the gentleman
who comes SO kindly, uuremunerated, to
plead the cause of charity, is reported
among the most eloquent of Philadelphia
Ia consideration quite sufficient of itself
to fill the Cathedral.
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DSr Az BloPEurgT m vg1- o.,,

~. az NlOFsAkNF AND WHAT 0ANE OF
IA "talre maydene, . the daughter of a
respectable citizen residing on Market
square, IN thtscity has for some time past
received and smiled upon slender youth
VINO sought her hand and heart. This
Fepld 9pRear % be alISright aud natural,
but the father Of the maiden objected,
which was also all right and natural, per.
maps, ont not unusual, The lovers, there
IoEe' put their heads together and deter
mlneo 70 run OH and get married, bpt this
aeslgp onitheiH part being suspected they
naS'. some dltheulty in its acc5mpiishmol.s,
Is "ill Dc seen. On wednesday evening
tns maiden went to a party, from which she
afterwards Withdrew to a secluded place to
mold a council of war with her lover upon
tne subject nearest their hearts. Whilst
thus consulting together the father discov-
eFeu them, aud taking the young man by
tue nePe OF the neck administered to him
IN broken doses a pretty severe sort of a
thFashing. At this the maiden became
much ineepssd against her cruel parent,
and put OF to the house of a friend, deter
mined that she would not go home. This
AFFAIR instead of cooling the youths ardOr
only increased it, and on Thursday night he
procured hack into which he assist
cd the maiden and both sped away
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-22

b8 TuE USIon AID sooIErY, of Bell
aire, will give a supper at that place on
Tuesday evening next. Mr.. Ford has
kindly consented TO run special train
down free OF charge. Tickets can be had
at ]. g. Orr & Co.'s.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-22

- ~ g 4ols9 BtRTHbN Y.-Zsss
EahAD9 ARF1Rs, DKPT. YgEsf'r E,
ssss 1A9I.EsIlg Feb. 81, 1862.
SPselaElO tds5s d. sss-.
,b[ s: When ths lie Of this great;astIo5.,s
6o;I 49, -. eidal2 hands on the yerv
nor, q 5slt.s Immortal Washington M
obsrisI = az becomes all true 6tFfotS 10
= emory Of thar pbeSt NJ :,
9n9se hsrotsn, selI.deniSi ana Tsae 49,
republic. =. = - @ taia mighty
e therefoee, ordered that IN.
t,5 anniversary Of his birtbdSy 4 IN
1I observed g q holiday tIrduof1o5t rs -
:. Troops shall be baFSS All s,'s
s.its ~ ~ III a. H., 1t an nofyfs
=, ls e received, and where pFaotieabis
sus eFeWell Address shall be read to t6eTIs
a salnte OF thirteen guns win Be f5rsli
y nfise and one gun every half IInfiisi 3 =
.leTMards until ~ u, when tie Nsfin5sI j,
pss OF four guns win be fiFsd M
G ~. tne direction of Capt e. @. Bain6ri1gs
Chief Of Artillery. = = 49, ssA4 .
2. The Department Star and sII,ott,s,.
0lnests on. duty here, will assemble NJ tI1s
tne General Headquarters al $50 A. M n.
!9l uniform and mounted. Under dires-
u !. 20. OF capt, Geo Z. Hartsuf, Assistant
~ 9t'se E Steneral they will then proceed
escorted by the cavalry, up Fourth street.
down Monroe 70 the Mcclure HonEs
v Mnsnee they will escort the Governor n
tns state, the ayor Of Wheeling. aud
ot6er civil ncttoparies, to the Athsnenn5.
70 neaf tne Feadilg Of NFnshtpEton's Fare.
wei address. After the proceedings there
are over the staff and escort win return.
under the direction Of Capt. HartsGff. to
tue General Headquarters, where they will
be dismissed. By command Of
GBA. RosEcR1Ns.
GEO. L. HARTsuRF, Asst AdTt Gen.
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pgHARpER's MAoaznE for March, tho
Continental Monthly, Godey's Ladys' Book,
PetersOn's Magazine and all new publica-
lions are now ready at the literary depot of
W. P, NcKelvey, corner of Market and
Quincy streets.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-22

p9-NEw Books, MAPS, Variety Euvel-
opss, Magazines, Newspapers, Union Sta
tiOnery, cheap publications, etc., Wholesale
and retail, at r. O.. Graves News Depot
See advertisement on second page.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-22

PS- TaE river was rising rapidly yes
terday from the recent rains. The Liberty
arrived from Cincinnati aud discharged n
good load of freight. She willleavo again
this evening.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-22

p8- AoAlS REIscTED.-Leib, Quarter
Master at cIarksburg, is again rejected BY
the U. s. Senate. The Military Commit
tee state that he has million of dollars
uuaccounted for.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-22

R6~ AaESrs are making So to SIS per
day selling Pittock's Union Stationery
Packets. Only 25 cents a package. Man
ufactory under the Mcclure House.
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AND STILL THEY GOMEZ
MORE NEW GOODS!
JOHN ROEMER,s

= g-A4--4A. SAsI9AlLIIGO D.
No. 80 Main St., Centre TVhseiIn0.
A 4 AsToNIsHINGlY LOW PRICES FOR CASH
French MerinOs, plain and figured of all color.
D, y, e Cloths Of all qualities and coorS from
Plain and figured Muslin Do1Anss Of all eOlors and
Mourning Dress Goods.
Bon9azines, Rlank AIerlnoes Plain Biacl, DeLnips.
1Iack Grape and Love Nes, Black Hosiery siIIC AMI
Kid Gloves, Black Grippe Collars, &C. - ''''1
shnNvlS and Cloaks,
Embracing the very latest novelties OF the sa.a,o
Ladies' Blnck aud COlored Cloth CIoaks
Long and Square WOolen Plain and plaid ShAgls
DrOche ShaWll, very ebenn
Black Cashmere Thibet ShnvI0
HOOP SKIRTS, for Ladies', Misses and Children
Hosiery, Gloves and heterogeneous.
Ladies', Cents and Chllilren's Cotton and JVoolsn
hosiery IN eOlIrs and white; Flsecy lined Cotton
Hosiery for Ladies' and Children; MeTino UnderVe1fS
Mems Underhirts and Drawers, white and cOlorel'
White Bed BlAnketa; Red, White, Blue, Grey and
AsIERtCAN DOMESTIC GoODs, Blsaeb.d and
Y eaeheds-Cotton Shlrtings Gheetinwl Cf~oEG.
tIalG. Ganton RiAnnelH, eoIored aud White
x EAiBhOIDER1ES.-Rich styles Of French aud
Sc9sehs COLLAR BLACK Grape CollhFh black Iaeo
Wells Bands, Rdgtngs and InseTtinEs, &c, Ee
Also, to arrive large assortment of PurI IeheanO
WOODEN Hoods, new and splendid styles OF Hoods
titles. > ~ '"' 70 tHAu-
All OF these goods will DO sold az very low nrire.
Tor cash Please call soon, At
No. S3 Main ST., Centre Wheeling
- noNS0 JOHN RoEAlER.
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Relirin,,a -

AT three 7. u. on Sunday. AZ ne S,,tL.,.,
HsT; Dunn, Of PhiadelphiS, VIII prsSsb !.
SL.Is :, S1Ee6oS 20 aid the isterS Who have
generally are inNitod to attend Inn
liberal minded aud generous friends Of he ,ISSaS
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~ lgILe.agl1..
. Southam. .Nlarzn

koRTR3ss MoSRoE Fs6 on ~
Ll9Hing been received By Gen. WooI S ,5S1
ZONE founs hundred uxehRnDsd I,riS,r
would De sent down James rtverysst
t9s Heo' Washing ton and E,SnFess q y. e
ABOUT noon for the apBoihfed FnsstiIs,
place: The rebel boat a. dpnot1fsS y,
meet US a. O'Clock, but az that tin,ss oSs
~ US not IN sight aud shortly amer 4 besyv
Jog slnt down, maktng Il im6ossi5is T.,
move ~ any direction. The tr4o boats
49, IA tened together and having tir6nnsiI
an waited for the rebel boat 10 apbesr
me Jog did not lift till late in the eyenino
asli % 9 y wind blew so fresh that the boaf
lEeggsa t6elr anchors and had ito be sem
Peg sa prtsonsrs made their appearance -,
Tue lillian Allison, which, Il seemsS 6sS
also anchored for the night rev Eni ia
e9oYe US, She Immediately came aloTssl
s y aud the roll of prisoners being caIled
Slsy Here transferred to- our boats. The
teSut9 passage was made without any in
S, =, and we arrived here at about In.
gc!oek this forenoon. The prisoners viii
DC immediately sent North,
RisnmQqd papers Of yesterday contain
the GLOWING despatch:
: 4UepsF4, CA.S Feb. Il .=Prof. PAM of
- lFstEefl bera ltoslight from NashyflIe
Y says Fort D0nelson fell on Sunday
8 Gen. Johnson had 'telegraphsd to the.
enemy and offered to surrender NssbviIlei
on condition that private property, wonlai
-. PeSIea. 40 answer was received,
49, = ~ l0Elty OF the citizens seemedsYil-s
aug 70 glVesup on these conditions.
o;, aslarge number of persons had left the
s. - g -
Ehfft N Ell asieI ~ a. y. q l. -
Fort Donslson aud two thousand we're M
ClarksYIlle, sAs :
I1e river was rising, so that the enemv,s
gun ooats can reach Nashville,
large amount of government stores
VIII y, TALL into the hands of the enemy.
!, MOST OF the rolling stock will probably
The Norfolk Day Book Of Wednesday.
aHer quoting the Associated Press dis!
patches of Sunday, thinks it is more than.
probable than Fort Donelsoa has fallen.
we copy the following paragraphs:
RICHMOND, Feb. lS.-Congress met to-
DAY. In the Senate Vice President Ste
Pnens was in the chair. Il NJ T. Hunter
was " elected President pro tenn. Jos. II.
N Nash OF 8. o., was elected Clerk. The
itVi!IoWlng Senators were absent. Bath OF
Alabama, Burnett, of KY, Sims, of Louisi-
saa, and Phelps, of Miss There was one
Georgia vacancy in consequence of Toombs
declining. In the House Bocock, of Va.
was 3, elected Speaker and Emmett Dickson,
Of Ga, Clerk,
AUGUSTA, Ca, Feb. ls.-The Savannah
aoFntAg Ness has "a special despatch from
Charleston, which says:
The Captain of the schooner Theodore.
captured on Friday, by the Yankees in
Bull Bay, has escaped. he says the Van.
Z KEGS would capture and destroy Savannah
this week and Charleston soon mar
The latest Intelligence from Savannah
is that the federal vessels were eainine
ground in their efforts to reach the main
channel of the river aud that an attack
would not DO much longer delayed.
A private despatch states ali quiet yes
tcrday morning at 10 o'clock.
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From washington.

wAsHlNaroN, Feb. 21.-It is believed
that no Information has been received here
other than that brought by the Nor folk
steamboat, relative to the reported PROPOSAL
of the rebels to surrender Nashville.
The steamer Stepping Stone arrived at
the Navy Yard this morning, from the nm
per fotilla yesterday morning. This steam
er with LAUNCH and boats crew from the
Yankee went on Reconnaissance I'm the
occaq1an Creek some four miles. Lieut..
Eastman sent ont acting Master Laurence
with the launch who visited the North and
south shores of the Greek, penetrating a
short dtstanse into the interior, but with.
ont finding any signs of the rebel. just a :
the launch was leaving the south side of q
creek brisk fire was opened on them by
the rebels from four OF fTe field peices
posted in clump OF woods. Some 10
shells were thrown by the enemy, all of
which flew unoomfortably near the Step
ping stoue bnt doing no damage. save
slightly tearing the flag. Tue Ore was re-
turned from the STEPPING Stones, and a
hoWitEer in the launch pluneine a
shower of rihed shot into the cover. d
the rebels, which undoubtedly damaged
them, as the fire OF the. enemy soon slack.
Isened. - -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-22

R4rWAsHuGFoH's BIRTHpAY.-Ityi win be-
seen by the order of Gen. RosestanS aht
the proclamation of Mayor Sweeney, that
to-day, the anniversary of the birth Of
Washington, is to be appropriately csle-
Aessrs. Harpers, Scott & Co., Cartwright
and others on Main street, will illuminate
their establishments tomorrow night from
top to bottom.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-22

bg In coaneotion With the charges Of
Gen. Lander against Col. Auisansell, of the
First Virginia Cavalry, contained in the
War Bulletin, published elsewhere, wemay
mention a fact that has not been previously
stated. It Is stated that at the recent
Bloomery Gap affair, Col. Anisansels fell
from his horse and was 30 badly ruptured
that he had to be carried back 70 camp,
where he now lies unit for service.
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GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE!

GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE!|
FALL ALL. TRADE. 1851.
New Feature in Business.
TMMENsB srook OF GOODS, suitable for Fan
anu winter Trade embracing every varity oil
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods
AND VARIETIES, being the largest stock Of stapl.
IS We sHsE bought At one time. All bought With
TGllts=-CASH, during the War.
septS STONE & THOMAS.
DISH 50 bbls. No. 3 4Iackarel, 4
25 No.2 do
10 hhlEBbls. No. Ifaekerel,
fsbS LIST, sI6RR1soNk CO.
Do CoFFEB.-2OO bags prime RIo Cones
dssal zssy M.RE1LLY.
Extra Hoop Skirts.
usT RR0EIYRD BY EXPRESS, IL dozen yerv
" superior extra wide taps Hoop Skirts, In white
aud .o4loEed. Qshl0l J.s. RHODES
"a n I'm The FReand we'll known
been occupied the railroad Ticket Ciies PlIseS
stou given on the drst day of April, 1852 AppIy 10
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No. A MAIN ST.
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