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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-11

Stolen Property Found Orc Of the wcrkmen
employed in tae oTsciioG Of DC AarshsN Theatre.
Broad stree found as:5r,lsY morning in the rcps
OF The building aGo:niaE ths Theatre, large Tur.
hey Leather bill BOOK whIch contained = number
OF iettecs bits and bonds, payable 70 David Ma.
ga rom whom thsy were doubtlass stolen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-11

ldasonio -1he Graad Lodes Of Sasors of she
Etats q Virgins met at the asons Hz in IL e!:y,
on Monday, sad adjourned iss3 highs, after an
agreeable ana hsrEacai,xy ses-ion. The following
officers wee chosen FOR taa ensnige year: Isyvis
e. Williams. Grand Master; Wul Il. Eayvasr.
Deputy Grand 4ss5er; Il. Lsae. Grand Geniot
" aTaaa; y.m. Terry, Grand Juaior wsrGen
Grand Secretary; p THobsrts Grand Chaplain:
John Hester, Grand FursrivEnt Z. semon, Esrs,s..
Steward, !. .. 5anxsy GrAnc T;,er
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-11

Earth9@nks TIA TGea6ay night lsat, At $50
o'tioes, tae s1cek q ~ sar'hqgske wss pasa
feit u this 1ify causias aui!dio55 20 trenb 81
q general sass ng among :Ur1i-nrs and cookery
weSe. / Ras iet a. the stations on the rsilrcefs
as iar IS % nile from the atty
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-11

EEATa OF = Coon M2S.--Esv. Daniel Il lex Of.
leT, o. Carroll ooTD;y Nd, seaessed recently 81 IN
advanced sSe. lie was tie son e e~laa nco:s
who lad been bred TO arms IN the Frslca service
and came over to hap the colonies in ther struggle
with the mother country. JDha Conrad Z1tiieEof
Governor Of North Carolina; but af.er tbs war
settled in Baltmors, where L. c;ei Eb5 sUbisc.
OF this notaa waa, 2. tbs time Of hs daah the ;d
es: asnioer Of his family IN ts s3uatgyof vshi.h
tie late Gen. Felix X. ZoliicEoftT was one ard
was, by courtesy, Baron Z3llt>kcfer, II s; Qauls,
Switzerland. He received an annuity from .baf
county IT virsue Of this dignity ysticA passes nr-
With the baIonatcy, 70 ths oldest surviyi" . 49,
member of the famsy~-the son CT > 'r,,h2r II =
ia.e distinguished Dr. William Ln'',o. ,pfsr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-11

~ iSEBkIATsD POLITICIAN -~W-rGi,lg cur
vgesry way 1pueward Sss nig1t 2t ate " ase.
5na ia7s 0is OF '-oCa" copy had tseu set. sud ,ho
las. rrcCf read cams upon 81 udivi,.ua cling
ing sffecionaseiy 10 a amp post. &c wes ;7sbf;,
sed. we assed liGa s,ha. rs WAS do;ls there al
re- replied "sya-ipg foe 'iast5on 'tirns--c i I e.
home till knew whose 'ieeted got ten ro.'ags b@s
thet 38- (hic) &eGo.1h i beag y Wadsl-Cur. Gotszy
'tgrr1 from (hic} Kew aSEsl Nc! Guess l3s {.
bu-sh zah right Tor SeFar:a [hio) i.2h fer Sc.
worth Nork State II go license, guTc--Ig org
States good feler-so2 Sawcrth--I'm in tsvor't
tlio) telling our srrng 2zers 20 go in peae e---Se.
worth is .0o--e Ting 2zzeTo' good ie.,oT--d ,1 =
Vsaut 20 zagpeTate err.aE zizz=fs IA lem ao-ac'd
sjuv:s1i 1i1uran-s q agwos th--soa Ben Wool -~41et
Re weed. Los send oiIve branch 20 arr.. lili }
Zzsars. rasy 'nougl 10 step t,a W.; se. e. la
8izzers kesJ Louaa for Us-thsg yTs.'s ste ...astS
Ran for GeW3rta aoi sTrin2 z.z2ers n Hss lecti7r:
'tugas pto't any telegraph 0fiicef Eas e.l.ug III
(nic} siEzes. carried aay *tate "a -5T Je.ssyf Ie
the new. csl sef
S9s isft him clihsiag - sIe lamp pcs. a.l saou,
ias hyEericsy ior "3evvorth and ergi1s ai4zars" 4"
Cues, he MUS have been q "DgseTnu. '--Cieretcnd
(Ohte) kenGer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-11

r Roa HEW yRLEsss "a ns,v Orleans Pjoasune
o, ~ Nossliloes - las bsen received III NOBLE ---
hnIs, nag lowed The bank of New 0-esai 20 re-
seks M 'lsiness During the week ending November
-, Il o12 families have received ala from the IT, s.
keliet Cofnnission OF which 657 Irish, 200
Americans, j,932 Germans, 5c8 English, Ga scotch
1&3 French, 81 Spanish, 800 co,orod, etc-a
sta ement which indicates q vast amount of pau-
p9rism ana desjituton in the Crescent City. There
are quotations Of cotton il the PtcayHge's price
current.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-11
vT>HgEE FRANED AND ONE LARGE B1Iu

YNHgEE fRANkD AND ONE LARGE BRICK
: l. TENEMENT neatly sppeaits the rssl1sacs a
Onaries Phillips, On Gary and belvt6sre strseta,
tior. on tae premises. on SATURDAY. Deer l1Ah,
lef2. s.. o'cioek. that very valuable Los losassl
81 shove. fronting iU2A feet on the HoTth si1e of
Cary street. running back on the West line Of 0sl-
viere street 1919 feet TO wide alley, hAvinG thesU-
on three framed and ono large brick fsosmsoA
TERAs.-Onc third cash; the balance At - u
months, for negotiable noses. interest," sAdeA meuoA
By trust deed
as6 aODpIx 4 ApPznsOa, Ausea
Nl sold december 23d 10 the heh1sl biaAeP,
Without reserve, the properly knewn Q O1DA1
kILi kuLf. consisting Of WAsaA ~ Cesn
Stones, Boiling AAehinsRy. Saw Nm, - tn
William, nix milss fron Hanovse q II. p21p9o
desirtng 70 purchase en- examme the peeQeaey.-
Terms cash. y. W 001WDU3.
do $50 A J. MaU0WDkk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-11
y TIVE UEINPRnvEA RrII Ea4 Asl

the Monumental Church, FOR SALE Al Nm
TIoh - VII be sold At suction, on the prsniopA
Gu TUESDAY. the lsth of December, l609, q III
O'Clock A. A. she largo Lumber. Yard loeased Z
above, now In the occupancy Of Mr. John A. H.
win. II fronts On the South side Of Broad eteoes
s7a feet, and runs bsek leo feet.
also. Lot in rear Of the above, and ths sdjoln-
ing tenerents on the South, s6 feet by 166 fss1
very valuable. and should attract the attention Of
capitalists and othsrp
Tho property Will b sold - an satirssy, o. 4.
vsed into separate parcels Of suitable sse . mao
oe deemed bes. at the hour Of sala
TEaMs.-Oae-th;rd cash, baianee as md II
montha, for negotiable notes, interest added -
cured by trus; deed: all cash. at the option a
Toe purchasers. 00DDIN 4 APPIRoOu.
de o Ano4inoess.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-11
YTERY. VALUABLE RF1I EsTzrI ON !

NJ |H - HUADL1S hAA1 E1TATB On 0t00k
Turnpise, near to Bacon Quartee Drsnah.
the heirs OF the late Philip Snider, decd, Ne sAan
seI at public anclion, fn the premises On TUES
Day, the l6sh Dec, 1862, at o'clock p. Il, thse
very valuable real estate located - shove, a
which the late Philip Enider died ssised The lot
contains nearly three acres Of beautifully Improved
isna. The improvements consist Of . most exsol.
lent brick dwelling, with q lArgs number Of out
houses, aud two f. AIMED tenemsnts, fronting q
ssvsral 1usf6b M - r. n s7S1 s<SS
survey 70 oe cxhihassd = o. AOU q eIla =
TsaAs.--Onethird cash !; balance at snA II
mont bs, for negotiable notes, interest sddod -
cured by truss Dead or ali cash. at The option az
tas PurchGser. GOD4IN APPERSOH
dc g Annfionn~pa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-11
O0O CORDS OAK AND PINE WOOD Fol
NlNl SALE AZ AulTINY. daliYarahlA 1

COO SALE AT AUDTIOH, deliverable In
K. hmoaa in iota Of 10 cords snd upwardA-Wiu
% sold d. oar cAice on SATURDAY next the 18th
December, 1862 q. q O'Clock a, 400 cords season
ed Pine and 460 cords Oak Wood, deliverable In
Rich-aond in lots of 10 cords and upwards, In
weekly inotsimenis Of 10 per cent until the whole
quantity II delivered TERns-Cash.
Sow is q favorable time trs families to secure
their winters supply Of wood.
De dODDIH g. ApPERSON, Aucta
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-09

100000 MALE 70 q SELL Ea1tl1 AGENTS
LLoYD's NEW STEEL PLATE COUNTY COLONEL
MAP OFTHE UNITED Stairs
CANADAS, AND NEW BRUNSWICK
From recent surveys, completed Aug. 10. 1863 cost
sso.oo0 y easrave = and one YEARS. time.
:, superior 70 any $40 map ever made by Cotton or
Mitchell and sells Al the low price ny cents; $40
o00 nsnes arr engraved on this mas. 2 :. q - Z
1t Is mol only County Map, but 1t also .
COUNTY AND RAILROAD MAP
Of the United States and canadas combined in one
giving TfV
EVERY RAILROAD STATION
and distance between
Guarantee any woman man es to a. psr aax aud
VIII lake back all mapa thai cannot sold and refnnd
send fof d worth 10 try.
Printed Instructions how to canvass we'll, furnished
Wanted smart man, M Wholesale Asent sor an,
M.psn every State Canada, England, and Csliiornia
| i"rtans may be made with small capital
III. LLOfb, No. 1914 Broadway New YORK
The War Department uses our Map Of Vlrsiui, md
Maryland. on which are marked Thorouxhfsr. Can
Bull Run MsnslAins, Falls Church ali Inc fords an *
Potomac and every other place in Maryland and vis-
LLoYD,s
TYPOGRAPHICAL MAP OF KENTUCKY,
OHIO. INDIANA AND ILLINOIS.
Is the only authority for Con Buell. and the War IA
partment. Money refunded 10 any one finding an er
Tor n H. fFlce - cents
From the Tribune. Aug2
| "Lloya,s Map o. Virgins, Maryland and Pennsy,-
vAnA Map sycry large; its cost 10 hut Is Can't
and It - lac best wAteA b. p~rrAasskn
Lloyds Greai Map Of the Mi~sissippi River. From
actual sr.v.ys ~ cap's BAIT and VIM. bowen, Ms
| assipH River Pilots OF 81. Louis, No. shovs ever,
mans plantation and owners name from 81 Ionis T.
the Calf Of Mexico $50 mies-every ..na.n.s
in sovn landing and sli piaces 20 miles s.ci
- In Sheets ~ pocket FORM and o. SO on iipen itS
| rollers. Reauy September 20. '1' V'a
Nary Dept, Washington, Semi. II. 1852.
., -. LaoYD-sr send me Your Map u the Missis.
Admiral Charles II. Davis, commanding he M,.s".in.
~ sqasdYon authorized TO purchase q many =. ~
GIDEON wELLEs,
oes.-o - = : = - - Secretary OF the Navy
| IT AW BOOKS,
IL Storyon Promiss orr Note,
| Kent &c ommentsries
po,., Barbour chsneeryRspo
I oGDEN b R0WEELL 4 co.'s
| -. CRY Bosx sroas,
- saM.ln street.
I'M RS. BRoWNlNG's POEMS,
Blue and Gold--comple,. nev .a,,,.,
sslvsS s.tAs Cry ho"s s-cs- $50 ~ ~
10y - }. w. OGDkN.
IMoRToN'S GOLD PENS.
X7se te.--wA An srs., :.
BKoWNkIL's Boox sro,.
1LYl-1 Cor. Main and an n.
WE PAPERS. :;
Commercial Note, Letter. Fooiseap. e,nc.
Cap, Bath Pos and Billet Pspers tIisda Nv
Ed. r. BRoWNELi.
7 $500 eur. MztH1 It'll SO
l(,oFfEE.
SO sacks pytme Rfo earaa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-09
HONEY SOAP,
LDw X Sons g enuine.
Forsale by ROBERTSON MCQUEEN.
aprl6-1 II ffteA A3.8H
NOTICE.

To Hannah W Mitla. Geo. C Dixon, ChAs. Parsons 4
Co.. Jno ID. Perry, Chris tiana wright, and nomAs
nahson, Defsndants. 814I
You are hereby notified that there " nov on ale In
Iovs. Il K eokuk petition al Hiram Barney, ALEX.
inr that & the special term of ssd Court 10 June
ie6s ed judgment Aganss On, Hannah "
Nina for the sum of Nine Hundred and One and
3iOa Dollas and ten per cent interest founded up-
on certain mortgage made b. you, HHnnah W. Mills,
three $50 in keoknk, lee county Iowa, and praying
o. against Ill for the FORECLOSURES said moFtgaGs
the sale Of said lot to pay said dob the cxtnguts
met OF the equity OF redemption and for general re-
liet, with costs. Al ss 4. s8s
Now. each OF you must appear and answer said pc-
tion by noon Of tho second day Of the Asxt terri o.
said Court held the first MondAy Of February,
1869, or decree will be had - pssyed for by
default d. SCOTT HOWELL,
septs-d4w Plaintiffs Atty.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-01-04
NOTE BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD


have charged trre dollars day actual service and positive
expenses. In al some coo dc!ars
The 2s5 sl0 doan mcnion In report Of eosnmioa
ere :.Prc part that amount The balance charged to M
v.y fund The rsopy Of this undr the law doubt
full The following rasons for doing
The dollars drawn in Te1itosi s ssviccs o Mr.
Lod he did t.ke P.d hin n eash from fsd. And
al the 50 dos Sas r. b sna he IS % M thc .Nahwrs
Beside esed a waas Il upwards % 100 dc'a" fs Mr. Gan. TO
caabe him carry his part @ the wok. ard have bad Pay IN
.vs.s and avs" s s.d have y4 sos Tsvsa es ca.
in eah fnn the Guay Md ny sxPu wsmd - Pat Il Tie
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vssuiy aceans vhst havr ussl
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papaty asa sek y ~ gassl iaas8 q ~ uia -
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Whso wD psepeosd 70 ceneose etAes1 h u uaavssy
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es1 a1 ssssss1 easy aAes neusshsg Isai rsar!ed
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tinA We hsv. Ne o. eahse viii fr saasas tsa
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PAT Of the school
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-01-04
La. WASHINGTON TERRITORY. JANUARY T. 1852

We have drawn in Territorial also for advertising
in the fose~r and Dsmocrai. ai.........-.......-.-
For advertising and printing in Standard.
For advertising in North West. Observation-Disclosures
For s~rvics4 of A. n. Po- asrns at Olympia.
Trip of James Lode- and from Vancouver land Office.
printing plating. and tip and fua walla wala. 10
eating and dpe.ag d lsnds and special agent aisrnd
ing to University interests.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-01-04

1HPoRf o. UuIvERsITY coHAI1o1oU11S.
DerGAses 90 lS6l
H. Casxca Of Lgidar Asscsy ef WasAmsass Tovsssrys
Your resolution requesting ro Of al the expenditure incurred
irsprovn University per n crivsd Ac
companyins l send . fun rYort.
DANIEL BAGLEY,
Prcsid~ss of th~ Board Of Commissioner
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-01-04

"a boy in Sunday 6rhool was "aes salssd ty ~
teacher vhxt economy meant He prumptly ssswsssa.
Pnrne pulstoes tis." The was sses~sd vil'.
SMILE Bat the deaiticn right 81 Z wsst The ~
had mt uat idea az The uaete HE ras only wstsd ey
ng ocs, asd applying t. things esasral 10 b psrs.
CuAxcs yoe oPncuLASmS.-The wssAll1n 0.aeDss
of De- 9oh snys that ane sny ssmbsr - Oayus hss:a
in sutas eondoa IT packing would aov nsst vitA ~
Cayusss would do we'll to ship them to thaG nasst
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-05-15
OFFICIAL ACCOUNT.

WASHINGTON, May lO-The follow
ing was received at the War Depart
ment this morning:
FORTRESS MONROE, May 1O.-12
midnight.-Norfolk is ours, and also
Portsmouth and the Navy Yard. Gen.
Wool having completed the landing Of
his forces at WillOughby Point at about
9 o'clock this morning. commenced his
march on Norfolk with FIVE thousand
men. Secretary Chase accompanied
the General. About FIVE miles from
the landing place, rebel battery was
found on the opposite side Of the bridge
over Tanners Creek.
After few discharges Of companies
Of infantry, the rebels burned the
bridge, and thus compelled our forces
to march around Eve miles further
At o'clock in the afternoon our forces
were within short distance Of Norfolk,
and were met by delegation of ciIi-
zens, and the city was formally sur
rendered. Our troops marched in, and
we now nave possession.
Gen. Yiele is in command as military
Governor of Norfolk. The city and
navy yard were not burned. The 6res
which have been seen for some hours
proved to be the woods on FIRE. Gen.
Wool and Secretary Chase returned
about II o'clock tonight. Gen. Hugsr
withdrew his force without battle.
The Merrimac is still of Sewell's
Point. -'f-I
Commodore Rogers expedition was
heard from this afternoon, ascending
the James river.
The reports from Gen. Mcclellan are
favorable.
[signed] EDwrs NJ. STANTON.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-05-15

Of money shsvers been disappointed, /,
who, when these notes were issued,
boarded up gold to buy them at heavy
discount. Even in GaAipoiis We heard
predictions by the knowing ones. that
these certificates would soon be drug
on the market, and sold for almost any
thing. that gold would always bring a
premium, &c. Two classes Of persons
INDUCED in the hope that the paper
would so decline in yalue--those who
had little money to shave with, and
those whose secession sympathies in
clined them to rejoice over anything
calculated to weaken or emoarrass the
Administration. Both are cruelty de-
ceiyed. The currency Of the country
is for the FIRST time at par in st. Louis.
as in Boston. A few croakers are still
predicting ruinous decline in time to
come. but from present appearances.
that good time to them, will be long in
coming. Not the least good growing
out of this war will be the excellent
condition Of the currency.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-05-15
ANOTHER GRAND DAYS WORK.

Occupation Of NOrfOlk-President Lin
coin Directs the Expedition. and Ae-
companies it-Our Force Five Thou
sand Men-The City Evacuated BY
Huger. and Quietly Surrendered
The Navy Yard not Burned.
FoEIRzss MosRoE, May s-oid
Point this evening presents 8 most stir.
ring spectacle. About q dozen steam,
transports are losdiag with troops
They will land on the shore opposite
the Rip Raps, and march direct on
Norfolk. At The time commenced
writing (9 P. N. the moon shines %
brightly that I am sitting in the epen
air, in an elevated position writing by
moonlight. The transports are gather
ing in the stream. having on board
artillery, cavalry. and infantry, and
will soon be prepared to start. The
Rip -Raps is pouring shot and shell in
to Sewell's Point. and bright light in
the direction Of Norfolk leads 10 the
supposition that the work Of destruction
has commenced.
President Lincoln, as Commander
in. Chief of the army and navy, Is SUI
perintending the expedition himself
About 6 o'clock he went across to the
place selected for landing, which is
about mile below the Rip Raps. Il
is said he was the first man to step on
shore, and after examining for himself
the facilities for lanGing, returned to
the Point. where he was received with
enthusiastic cheering by the troops,
who were embarked.
The Merrimac still lies of Craney
Island, and the Monitor has resumed
her usual position. The feet is float
ing quietly at anchor, ready at any
moment for action. 1t is evident that
the finale of the rebellion, so far as
Norfolk is concerned, is rapidly ap-
preaching. The general expectation is
that the troops now embarking will
have possession Of the city before to-
morrow night.
The President accompanied by Sec
retary Stanton, accompanied General
Wool and Staff to the wharf, and then
took tug and proceeded to the Min
nesota, where the President was receiv-
ed with national salute. II is gener-
ally admitted that the President and
Secretary Stanton have infused new
vigor into both naval and military op-
erations here, and tina. the country will
have no more cause for further COM
plant as to the insulting course of the
rebels in this quarter. The President
has declared that Norfolk must fall;
that the Merrimac must suceumb to
the naval power Of the Union, and that
| the Government property at Norfolk
must be repossessed at whatever cost
it may require. What is more. he has
determined to remain here until it is
accomplished.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-05-15

day noon. Early that morning Gen.
HALLEcK, with 10, 900 men, made re-
eonnoissance against Corinth. The
rebels were in line Of battle 70 receive
him. Having accomplished hh pur-
pose, be fell back mile. The whole
army had further advanced, and was al
most face TO face vith the eneuy.-
News of battle may be hourly ex-
pected. When an engagement takes
place; the public may expect to be
promptly advised. The FIRST news viii
come through the War Department.
Most of the Democratic and Border
State members Of Congress, calling
themselves conservatives, held a eau
Gus at Washington Saturday. The
real object OF this is, to devise the ways
and means for disgraceful eomProm-
ise. Fortunately, they are largely in
the minority, and what is better STILL
! the people are not with them.
Our special dispatches this morning
announce the death, by a distressing
casualty, Of one Of the most prominent
and respected citizens of Indisna--Pro-
fessor Fletcher, the Superintendent ol
Public Instruction. He was killed by
a railroad accident, on the Evansville
& Charlottesville Railroad, on Satur-
day.
Gov. MORTON and several other gen.
tlemen, who were in the same car, mar
rowly escaped similar fate.
Com. FARRAGUT and the brave Off
GERS and men who shared with him the
danger and glory Of the capture ol
New Orleans, have been appropriately
complimented BY Secretary WELLEs, in
an official bulletin.
Our Washington correspondent men.
tions that Gen. SoorT, in October last,
announced for May the final blow
against the Secession cause.
Hon. SAMUEL F. VISToN, formerly
member Of Congress from this State,
and one of the Commissioners Of Dis.
trict Emancipation, is dead.
According to last sdvices from New
bern, Gen. Burnside has designed and
had building a "railrOad Monitor" in
other words, locomotive covered with
an iron-plsted frame work, and carry
ing two 0uns-one at each end-to be
used on the railroad in the direction oi
Goldsboro.
The patience with which GOV. JoHN-
sToN has awaited signs Of repentance on
the part of the rebels of Tennessee has
only emboldened them. They will now
find it expedient TO be a little more cir
cumspect and humble. He announces
that for every Union man seized five
rebel svmpalhizers will be arrested, and
that al depredations on property will
be recompensed by levies on the goods
and estates Of Secessionists in the yicin-
ity Of the outrage.
The Memphis papers are in bad
way. The proprietor Of the Avalanche
has been arrested for "disloyalty;" the
Appeal, initiating the migratory and de-
ceased Louisville Nashville Bowling
Green Courier, has been removed to
Grenada. Mississippi, aud the Argus is
dissatisfied with Beauregard, whom IL
thinks humbug, and with affairs gen.
erally,
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sgTbe Bank OF Kama wha, lately

RThe Bank OF Kama wha, lately
Charleston Bank, never in very good
credit, and for year past considered
worthless, has taken upon itself the
name Of Bank Of the West, purporting
to be located at Kanawha G. H. We
received a draft on Cincinnati a few
days since drawn by said institution
from which printed and written docu-
ment the word Charleston was carefully
excluded. and had we not been aware
that "Kanawha G. H." is the name Of
the Post-office at Charleston, we could
by no possibility >have supposed said
"Bank of the West" to be located in
that thriving secesh village. 1t is
doubtless sharp dodge on port Of the
inanciers who for years past, have en-
giueered the concern. but whether it
will succeed is yet to be proven. All
such schemes to carry on banking Oper-
ations fail in the end, and with our
present ample supply of "green backs"
the currency of any Virginia banks
mus. go to the wall. Now that the
Bank of the West is in blast, it will
hardly be necessary to call in the aid of
Fairmont for the purpose of making
change even. We advise our friends
to handle lightly.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-05-15

The DIFFERENcE.--At the close oi
the war with England in 1915, specie
was at premium Of IA per cent over
the best bank paper in New York or
Philadelphia, and much higher for
country bank issues.
Now the Government bank notes are
equal to coin all over the Union, and
her certificates of loan bearing 7 $40
per cent. are at a premium Of 8 per cent.
in New York, for coin. The world
has at no period seen anything in the
financial line at all comparable. Itex-
hibits a degree Of national vitality, tha.
to other nations must seem inexplic-
able. How fully have the expectations