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APpEaI.S.
SHERIFF's OFFICE, !
Jan. II, 1862. {

Notice is hereby given to the taxable inhabitants
Of the County OF Bedford, that an Appeal will be
held by the County Commissioners, on the days,
and as the places specified, 10 wit:
For Colerain Township, on Tuesday, the Tth day
Of January next, at the house of A j PenneH
Southampton Township, on Wednesday the Sth
at the house OF William Adams.
Monroe Township on Thursday the 9th, at the
house of Samuel Mixen.
East Preyidence Township, on Friday the 10Th
at the house Of d. a. y. Black.
West Providence Township, on SATURDAY. the
ilth, al the house OF J. 4. Camp, il the Borough
Of Bloody Run.
Cumberland Valley Township, on Monday the
18Th, st the house Of Jacob Saider.
Londonderry Township, Oil Tuesday the I4th,
at the house Of George Baily.
Harrison Township. on Wednesday the 18TH at
the Louise OF Martin Fcightner.
Juaiata Township, on Thursday the 10Th, at the
house Of Joseph Follel.
Napier Township, on Friday the 18th, at the
house Of J. 81. Robson in the Borough OF ScEells-
burg.
Sehellsburg Borough on Saturday the 18th, u
the house OF J. ". Hohson
Bedford Township, on Monday the 20th at the
Commissioners office.
Snakespring Township, on Tuesday the 2Ist, at
the house of d. l.. Detfbaugh.
Bloody Run Borough, OF Wednesday the 22i at
the house OF J. a. Gump.
Hopewe Township, on Thursday the t23d az the
house of JOHN DasEer.
Broad Top Township, on Friday the oath, at the
house Of J. B. CaStner.
Liberty Township, on Saturday the 25th, at the
house of Mrs. c. Tricker.
Middle Woodnerry Township, on Monday the
9th, at the house of Wm. NJ. Pearson, ESQ.,
South Woodoerry Townships on Tuesday the 28th
at the house Of David Stoner.
Unien Township, on Wednesday the 29th, at the
house Of Michael Wyant.
st. Cirir Township, on Thursday the 30sh a. the
house of Gideon d. Trout.
Bedford Borough, on Friday the Slst, at the Com
missioners' Office
When and where all persons and corporations
feeling themselves aggriey. at the enumeration
and valuation Of their taxable property and effects
made pursuant to the several acts of Assembly. in
such case made and provided, are requested TO at
tend and state their grievances for redness accord
ing to law. (fhe appeals will be neld on the days
above stated between the hours of O'Clock a IL .
and II O'Clock, III
ATTEST; WM. M. PEARSON,
Ii Nicodemus, Clerk, j. FEIGHTNER.
Commissioners Office, P.J. SH0EMAKER
Dec. 20th, 1861. COMMISSIONERS
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE

FoRTREss MONROE, Feb. 8, via Baltimore.
TIE steamer Chippewa, which left tho blocks
ade of Wilmingtoa, n. C., arrived here this
morning, aud reports everything quies 10 that
vicinity. The Chippewa encountered westerly
gales during the whole passage. She passed
elose to HatleFos, aud saw a large fleet Of
vessels Inside at anchor She beard no FIR
ing.
The STEAMERS Hartford aud Monticello were
met fl albenarIe Sound. The MootioellO
left bcre yesterday for tho blockade of VIII
mpgt0B.
Tbe Constitution Is still here, aud will sail
as soon as possible. itnas been raining hard
flg Of truce went cut this afternoon,
but had nei returned when this letter was
mailed.
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ZoIIieoGer.

Felix K. Zoslieofsr, reported among The
slain at Somerset, was born iu Nowty county,
Tennessee, blsy 10, 1872, aud reeaived an ae-
ademieal education Ia 1929, after a sboFi
service in printing cfiee, he undertook he
management Of newspaper il Paris. Teno.--
lie next edited ibe Columbia ObSerrer- From
this Journal be took charge OF the Nashville
Bonner. lie held The oficas OF State PriateF,
Comptroller ard State Senator. Iu lS51-52
be again assumed charge Of the Nashville Ban
aar, and IN 1858 he became representative IN
IN Congress. which position he held iill Con-
.gress Of 1860. Nothing further IS heard Of
,him All s5e tarDs up as a rebel general.
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Huntington and Rgosd Top IL n
PUBLIC GihR Oh REiL ENFlqE.

TIE spbscTIber VII oiIer at pubic sale, on the
premises on
S.7TURD4F the Isl Of FEBRUARY, ~ezt,
the following Real Estate, to wit:
One tract Of land situate ia Napier Township.
Bedford County, containing IS7 acres and l0l
percLes and allowance, IS acres cleared and under
fence, about acres eF which is meadow. The
improvements are two story Log House and
double Log Barn. A good never failing spring Of
water near the door. There is also an apple or
ehsrd of choice frpit on this tract.
Sale to commence at O'Clock, r. H., when
terms viii be made known
HENRY TAYLOR,
9eitag Er'or of Estate Of Taos. AcCreary, deed
Jan. 8, 1862
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That the American people are appreeiative
Of any substantial service rendered tbeu, is
seen 10 the result Of DR.. Ayers enterprise.-
II was somsthiDg of venture for chemist
Of his sglendid reputation auopg the ltsrzii
Of ibe world, to risk j, IN the production or
Cough Drops aud Pills. But be boldly threw
himself into the gap where bis talents could
best subseIVe the public veal, aud il is now
easy to see that be did not misjpdge tbe tenn
per Of his eounirymen. Throughout this ma,
,lloG and some foreign lands, bis nanis is fore-
most az TIE bedside Of sickness while 10 the
good he seatters, he IS second to 90 living
mans. lie wins sbe brightest laurois man
can wear, and enjoys IN untoid measure the
luxury of doing good. observer, Dubuque,
1owaI
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casa TER us.

pressing demands for cash upon Us, re have de-
terminsd ~ come near to cash Terms Us possible
Hereafter We must hase the cash for all Orphans
Court printingi Auditors Notices, kstrsys, &e:
also all ProtlonotaIy's printing, occasional adyer-
tisements aud haad5Ills.
All subscribers arc also expected to pay their
subscriptions ia Gdgaace,
he DO Lot shink Executors, Administrators. and
Auditors have need 70 comp!ai n at this changeo
dernas- Tn alnosi IL tine raise The lew
eel that il require 10 pe nePlinIor's bills.
Il iRiii save iner 10 them, -sa5e Of immense
benefit to Us.
Oh Quqrq taisn 81 Tgs AGO
ounts.
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"PeteFsons' Detector." with the rapid null
tiplication Of paper currency is daily more aaa
nlora an essential 10 business. To read and
remember descriptions Of all the rev frauds is
qaie an iiDpossibilify. Tie "Deiector'' for
tue lst OF February contains descriptions Of
forty-three new counieTfsifs. The only safety
is 10 bayo The last issued Deteotor always be-
side you.
The whole trading community wauld Be al
most entirely At the mercy of the counterfeit
ers # 1t Wss not foI Petersous' Deiecior; aud
no one is safe from their designs Who docs uos
keep himself posted up as to their operations
by subscribing at once 10 PETERSONS'
SEMl-M0NTHLY DETECTUR. Published
BY Z. b. PETERSON & BROTHERS, under
tue supervision Of the vel known Banking
House of DREXEL & Co,
MONTHLY, per aupum. 100
oEMI- MONTHLY, per annum. goo
Subscriptions may commence with suy m3nth.
Terms always cash in advance. ALI letters
must be addressed to,
I. b. PETERSON & BTOTHERs,
No. 3e6 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia.
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ARRIVAL OF THE NORTHERN
LIGHT

Nav YORK. Feb +.--Ths Northern Light
from Aspinsall, has arrived With 100 passeu-
gers and Ss50,000 10 treasure.
The ssesmer Columbus was lost GA The s.h
OF December, on Point Remedies. No lives
were lost.
lsgcoSD DKspArcH ]
New York, Feb. 4.-Tbe steamer North.
ern Light, from Aspiawsll, briags Paaan.a
dates 10 the 24tb ulI.
she U. ;. ship Cyane gas at Panama. Tbe
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DTEgI.

On tho 18th ult., SARAH JANE, daughter Of
Nr. Geo. Beegle. Aged years, S months aid
2s days.
On the 23d ult., FRANKLIN G.. MORTON.
agsd IA years, IL months. II is remains were de-.
posted, on Sabbath, p ult., IN the graveyard at
New Paris. Funeral discourse nv she Rev. II
Gates.
nlt-, Miss REBECC q BECRAAN, aged IS years
6 months and IS days.
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PUBIC SIZE
Oh BELL ESIlIE.

ID Y virtue OF an order Of the Orphans Court of
Es Bedford County, the undersigned viii expose
to public Sale, on the premises, on
SATURDAY, Isl FEBRU.4RY, nsls,
the following described Real Estate:
tract Of land ia Liberty Township, contain
ing about l40 acres, about 90 thereof cleared.
The improvements are LOG FR.3l{E HOUSE,
Bank Barn. Spring House and other buildings
also an apple orchard. The tract adjoins lands OF
George Dillnger, Samuel Brumbaagh, Sr., and
Alexander Mcdonald.
Terms made known 90 day OF sale
JOSEPH GRESHAM
-4ifa'r of he Estate of Iiekasl Reed, decd
Dec. II, 1861.
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BEDFORD COUNTY. SIS.


IS ss Peace, held ct Bedford, in and for said
H tsTsssg County Of Bedford, on the 18th day of
S. - \ November, A. y. 1861. before the
Judges of the same Court.
Upon the petition OF the free holders residing in
he vicinity ot BoydStown in said County, setting
forth ''that two public alleys, laid out in the
said town Of BoydStown, in the year 1916, by Rev
Alexander Boyd, The proprietor, and then private
owner both beginning at points on the Bedford x
Stoystawn Turnpike road, upon the South, and
running thence North 81 degrees Last to the old
state read on the North. he one Of the length
of-iest and the other Of the length of-feet aud
beth Ct the width Of sixteen feet the first being the
ALLY, between lois Nos. II & AZ and the second
the siley between Nos. As and 46, so numbered up
on the original aud general plot plan Of said town
OF BoyastoWn. Also three other alleys, beginning
at points on the Turnpike road aforesaid on the
South, and running thence North thirty degrees
Esst 20 said old state Dad aforesaid. The one of
tie length of--feet, the other of the length Of
ieets next OF the length Hf feet all Of the width
ofisizteen feet, the same being the alleys between
Nos. 25 and % aud 10 and IL and and 0 SO Bum-'
bered upon the original plot or plan of sail town
Of Boydstown. Also three other alleys laid
as aforesaid in said Town South of the Turnpike
road aforesaid, all beginning points said Turn
pike on the North and running thence South thirty
degrees vest. two hundred and twenty feet, to
twenty foot alley. The same being alleys between
lots Nos s aud To- and 10 and Is, and II and %,
and 50 and 81. numbered upon the original plot
or plan OF eaad Town OF Boydstewni Also, the 70
feet alley on hs Southern SIDE OF said town plot,
which said alleys have become, useless, inconve-
nieut and bnrGensome to the inhabitants Of said
town and Eieinity.n
Whereupcn the Court do order and direct that
the parties 10 interest be notified ~ publication in
ire County papers to appear al the next Court 81
Quarter Sessions to show cause why the prayer OF
petitioners should not be granted.
By the Court,
S. II. TATE, CLERK.
Dec -, 1861.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
FH Nf15 fCDswing named -ersons, viii make appli-
IL eatIon TO the next Court of Quarter Sessions
IN and for Bedford county, TO be held the 10th
day Of bruaIy next, for Tavern License, for the
ensuing year.
Frederick Berkheimer, St. Clair Township,
George Wemmer, Monroe Township,
Saml. r. Bottonfe!d, West Providence Tp.,
Levi Fl. Deihl, HopeweIl Tp.,
John Hillegas, Juniata Tp.,
p G.. Morgret, Bloody Run Borough.
Wm Burca. s. Wooaberry Tp.
George w. Figard, Broad Top TIP.
S.H. TATE,
CLERK's OFFICE, CleF1.
Bedford, Jan. u, e.
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CRHAI CURE.
DA. Iskf.hNn'
Anti RHEUHARIC BAND
Is THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR
Rheumatism, Gout and NeuralgiaS
AND SURE CURE FoR
I'LL .HERCURL9L Diseases.

II is conveniently arFan sed Band, containing
nedieafed compound. 10 be worD around tho Waist
without injury TO The most delicate persons. no
change in habits Of living is required, and il en-
uTely removes the disease from the system, VIII
out producing the injurious effects arising form the
use of powerful internal medicnes which weaken
and destroy the oSs.itu.ion, and gre Temporary
reilef only. By this iTearmcst, the medicinal pra-
prieiles ccHtainei in the Band, came il contact
with The blood and reaches the disease through TIE
pores of the skin, etfectiag in csxYv instance
perfect cure. and restores the parts afflicted 10
healthy condition This baud Is also a mnsf pos-
ertu AsTI-M eReuRIAL agent, and will entirely re-
ieye the system from The perssssssss tses{s.
of Mercury. Moderate cases are cured ia a fs,g
days, and We are constantly receiving testimonials
Of its efficacy IN aggravated cases OF long sfandiag
PEIcE Sz,eo. to be had Of Druggists gelaeFsly, OF
can be sent by mail express with fun directions
for use, 70 any part OF the country. direct from
the Principal Once.
No. 49l BEgsaA AWAY, M. York
G. SMITH q CO, Sole Rrcprietors
N b. Dtsctfgfsse Cireniers Ssaf frtt.
Fer sale By B. T. ispy, Bedford
-AGEsrs WA0rED EykRrHsRas.- IN
Jnne ~ 1861
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Ayers Cherry peCtoral,

CrDslp- bronchitis. Incl 1tcsae C.o1aS4a141F,-
ton, and for fsie Relief Of Cons uznIs-
tive Patients, ia advance cd
stages OF tlae Dtssase-
This Is remedy 50 universally known sTrpass any
ether for the enye % firaat ad lag complaints, thai
- useless eTe - publish the iee Of its Virtacs It's
uHlvaie tcscen for coughs aea colds, and its truly
wonderful cures rf pulmonary distzs, have rlasa It
known throughout ffc civilized nHtlais Of the earth
Few arc tic esis1iEisses families, among 1s
who have not personal experience of its elects
subtle and dangerous disorders OF 7ie fliros an isss
As al know me drifUl fatality of fiese disorders. and
90 nore than y assre Them tat j ias a lilo viF
tues tia1 i dl hsTe ls7 is The cures which have
strongly upon tbs confidence OF mankind
Prepared by Or. J. G. AVER s. CO.. Lowell, Mass
B. II. Harry, Bedford Barndollar & Son. Bloodv
Run; O. B. AInick, ST. Clearvile; q. If. Zook
EoodberTy; George Gardiu, West End ]. II
Colyin, SchelsluTg d. III Bare, Partonsrille
and by dealers generally.
Dec. q, 1861.
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WASHINGTON, Monday, Feb. 3 1862.
HEAVY FIRING N THE REAR OF
BEAUFORT. y q

DAACIOAl5 Il y. u
The following communication has been re-,
ceived ~ the Navy Department, from Capt
Jehu IaFstou, dated u. s. steamer Roanoke.
Hampton Roads, Feb /:
have the honor 10 report TO yon the ar
riYsl, during The past nig1t, of the bark Gem
ooeE from Beaufort, n. G. Capt Cayendy i0-
forms me that on Tuesday, tie 28fh uIt., be
beard heavy firing in the rear Of Beaufort, bat
ne nas 20 conjecture from whom it proceeded
Capt Cavendy also reports that on Thuis
Gay the Both Of January, at 0 o'clock 10 Tie
Aofning, while of Roanoke Inlet, be heard
hsayytfing in the direction Of Roanoke Islaod
Wbich leaves Do daobt 10 ny own mind that
Dag oHcer Goldsb rough is At w1rk."
Gov. Curtin has appointed James j. Bar
aIsy, Esq of Phil; John L. Allen, Sr.,
M. D., OF lancaster, Dauiel W Gross, ESQ,
of Harrisburg; trustees Of the PraGsy lyauia
State Lunatic Hospital, for the t,fm of three
years, frCn the lst day Of February 1862.
We hope after this war is over sc. S. Az
will be tue motto OF the South Can't Se>
cede Again.
sisnder not others because they slandered
you.
Dsess plainly the tbinness soap bubbles
wear TIE gaudisst cclors.
These vbo praise 5ou 10 The beginning viii
ssk tayors in the end.
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Estate Of Joha s. 5. Stuckey, deed.

AzStoaN VA $etA - "a GtAOhNs7 aSo Va
T ETTERS Of administration having been granted
il to the subscriber on the Estate OF JohnsS. s.
Stuekey, late of Middle Woodbury. tp, Bedford
are hereby notified to make immediate payment,
and these having claims against the same viii pre-
sent ther accounts properly authenticated FOR set
Element
JACOB STUCKEY, admir-,
Jan 81 '62-F Residing IN A Woodbury. Up.
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DiTIDEgD.

FTNHE President and Managers Of the Chambers
n burg and Bedford Turnpike Road Company
haze declared a dividend OF one per cent on The
capitol stock OF said company, payable or demand
W. III. MCDOWELL,
Chaiabersbu7g, Jan. "A, 1852. Tres.
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GHETlAND WOOL. al coior,, at Dr.. Harry's-
- Dee. 81, 1860
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On the solh ut, at the house Of the brides
father. BY John Smith. Esq, Mr. DAVID B.
KOCHENDORFER, of South Woodbury. tp.. "a
Miss AAR daughter Of John Moore of ST Clair
tp., all Of Bedford county.
on Thursday evening, s0th nit. by the Rev.
D Strayer, Mr.. DANIEL B. HORN Of Jnniata
Tp-, to Mss REBECCA sHAFFER OF n apier to.
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.sWEGo corn stan,h, the best article AZ d
" Harry's.
Dec. IL 1860
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Dc e9, 81.
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One email tract Of land containing acres more
or less, nearly cleared and under fence, with a
story and half log dwelling house thereon erected.
adjoining lands o. join BTidehanl, Charles CoIfelt
and others, situate in Bedford Township, Bedford
County. aud taken in execution as the property OF
William Johnson.
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Two lots of ground in ths town OF Marietta
fronting about 60 feet each and extending back
about 10 feet, with two story log dwelling house
and frame Stable, thereon erected. adjoining lot of
Joseph G. Duli on the South, ar alley on the North
and land Of Adolphus AXE OF the East. and public
road on the West, situate in Union tp.. Bedford
County, aud taken in execution as The property o.
Frederick Corle.
JOHN CESSNA.
rs fArr,-.
, 1862-04-28
From the Rappahannock Army.

NEW YORK, April 2G.-The HeTa|a's cores
popdeut at Fredericks burg, dated the sd
States that Gen. McDowcll's force has occu-
pied that city, his headquarters being in the
Smith. The fotilla succeeded in clearing the
Rappahannock Of distractions, and reached
Fredericksburg On Saturday.
Work has commenced or the AquIa Greek
and Fredericksburg railroad, which will soon
be in running order. The railroad bridge
over the Rappahannock will be Immediately
rebuilt.
Much valuable information relative to the
course and condition Of the roads south Of us,
has been obtained from the contrabands and
residents Of Alexandria.
fredericksburg, and over q thousand bushels
Of corn are now at the mills being ground for
the use Of the troops.
The cotton factory at Falmouth continues
to run as usual
The reports OF the barbariues perpetrated
upon our men at Bull Run have not been ex-
negerated. The rebels dug up the remains oi
ouf soldiers, and made spurs Of their jaw
bones, cutting up their skeletons into every
conceivable form, sending the trinkets home
to their friends.
The rebel army Is reported as being greatly
demoralizcd By the present Union Victories,
the news Of which the rebel authorities in
vain endeayor to suppress. The rebels quar-
tered in Fredericksburg last week moved
of towards Gordonsyillc, and it is believed
arc encamped but short distance from this
place. .......
Contrabands are flocking in by scores, many
From them I learn that the rebels had regi
mcnt Of mounted negroes, armed with sabres
at Manas is, and that the regiment is still il
service near GoroQnsyille.
, 1862-04-28

The whole country Will receive with re-
g1et the announcement that Commodore
Foote's indisposition has uecesitatcd the
appointment Of another officer to admins
ter and direct the practical operations Of
the Federal Flotilla, nov beseigiug Fort
Pillow. The intimate knowledge Of all
t.ae minuue Of the fleet, 50 long and so
ably commanded by the gallant Comu,o-
dore, The confidence reposed in him by his
suborclnatcs. the respect eyinced for him
blythe most common sailor eyen-z respect
amounting almost 10 ido1atIy, the univer-
sal hopes Of the North centerias in him,
and the wholesome terror his name has in
spired in every rebel battery and city in
the Mississippi Valley, would seem to
demand that he should still retain his posi-
ton without assistance, and issue his Or
dcrs without second,
This is impossible. Weighed down with
physical in6rmi1ies, suffering acute pains
without cessation, and physically pros
trated and helpless, he has been obliged to
succumb to disease, after battling against
It with an iron will fer long weeks His
physicians say that absolute rest, freedom
from excitement and retiracy trora the
fleet, alone can secure the cure Of bis hon
orahle wound. It is therefore not alone
possible, but probable that the feet must
lose his valuable services for time. As a
courteous Christian gentleman, a gallant
soldier and sterling patriot, The Flag Off
Ger stands without superior, and thousands
of loyal hearts will pray that lis recovery
may be speedy and his return nigh at
band. If his assistant shall bring to his
ncg position lN1t 1.-THE Of the executive
and Patriotic qualities of his superior, he
NilI veil serYe his c01lntrY
, 1862-04-28
From the 1st Illinois CaValfy.
CAMP NEAR RoLLA, no !,

april II, 1859
The 1st Battalion Of the lst LII. cavalrF left
st, Louis On ThuE:day, the 10th Of April, for
Rol!a, the I'd battalion LIFT on Saturday and
ar1ived at Rolla on 8undny morning, Oh their
way to Join Gen. Curtis, where VIC hope to rc-
eiprocate the Kind attentions VIC received from
Gen. Price last fall
We a1e now armed with eabres and revolvers.
and are well equipped and mounted. We only
wait to have all OF our horses shod, and other
arrangements for transportation perfected, be-
fore We push out for the scene Of action; The
roads were getting into excellent condition,
hut this rain will probably bring on rclapse
from their conva1cscent. state 70 their abnor
ula1 condition OF unm.tigated mud.
All supplies for Gen. Curtis command have
to be transported By wagon trains from Ro1la
via Springfield, some two OF three hundred
mics, TelT heavy business in bad weather.
Spring is far advanced terc; oats are up and
look quite green; peach, plum and apple trees
are In full bloom, and quantities Of Wild flow
ets are epriDging up all around us. Co. G.,
Can't. Palmer, and Go. B, Capt Proctor, are
armed with Starts new patent revolver, the
others with Remington's reyolYcrs; all oi
them excellt Mt ar1ns.
There are hut few scceseionists Tor inhsbit.
ants Of any kind in this part OF the county,
and no supplies Of any kind can be procured
htre. except from st. Louis. We get bu. little
news from Curtis nrmy, but expect to &c
and INQUIRE after them shortly. We ahal
| probably find great many old friends will
lis command, whom ne shall be glad to see
| Most Of The mea are In better healtl" haz
| whtn we len Benton Barracks, and all SCENT
enjoy themselves: more. There are no new
cases Of sickness ut all since we Left b. Louis