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, 1862-08-30
FROM WASHINGTON.


TIE coL1s1zATloy scHENE CRUSHED.
, 1862-08-30

GA1EsA, ILL.,, August 29.--United States
Marshal Jones yesterday arrested by order OF
the secretary Of waT, NJ Z. johnson and D.
sheeban. lawyers Of Ga1ena, and sent them ia.
Fort Lafayette,
, 1862-08-30
TEE INDIAN TROUBLES IN
IOWA.
Arms and Ammunition Sen$
for Defense.

DEs MONIES, Iowa, Ang. 2g-We have moth
ing further from the reported Indian troubles
in the northern part Of the State. It is be-
1ieyed that the first reports we're greatly ex-
agge1ated. The following letter Is all that
can be reliably traced
,EsrHEKvu1E, iowa, A1g. Is, 1862.
Toe F. Richards, Fort Dodge:
Iwrise to inform you concerning matters
up this way. The whole settlement up at
Jackson have just arrived here, frightened Oft
bylthe Indians. The facts, as near o. can
gather them, are these: a boy came in from
the settlement to Jackson, wounded in ths
am by q bullet, quite badly. H. stated that
commenced killing their hogs. He vas
who fired u2on him >aaalta sss,cu16ed him as
: s1ated above. He succeeded in e1udlng his
pursurer, arrived at Jackson, aud is
now here He heard firing aster he
left, and be thinks that his parents are
murdered, aua the jackson folks think that
the whole Norwegian settlement above Bel
mont, numbering nearly fifty persons, are
murdered. hope it will not prove as bad as
that That there is bad work up there have
60 douht. Could 5ou not raise company
and come to our aid I have been here i've
years, but this Is the first really alarming re-
rort have heard from the Indians. The peo-
n1e m this way have cried VOLT so often,
that am afraid, now that the wolf has reall )
come, that rhc people your way will be sloT
in coming to Our aid.
{Siguedl 4. JENKINS, Postmaster.
G-n. Baker has sent arms and ammunition
from Davenport TO Fort Dodge, to be used fol-
defense in case Of need.
, 1862-08-30

:: HARRISBURG, Pa, August 29.-A1intaut
Cen. Thomas, United States Army, viii pro-
ceed from here to Philadelphia this evening,
to consolidate the PennsylvaIia. regiments
, 1862-08-30
That SHY Euu1or.


Tie ra1nor tlat Gen. McDoweu has been
shot hy Geo. s;ge1, or anybody else, is sIm-
r,!y abeufd, and hardly worth denial.
F5y An afternoon psprr, OF feeble coastitu-
tIou ard uo particnl1r consequence, is piping
against the TKlBgsE because it insists that
The President shall give practical effect to the
ninth section Of the contecation act. Let us
Zee how the case stands. The President says
II shall do less whenever I shall believe
e'whct an doing hurts the cause; and shall
stdo more whenever He1ieye doing more will
et.belr the c2use. shall try to correct errors
<trhcu shown to be e1rors; and shall adopt
s'new views so fast as they shall appear to be
e true views, He thus expressly agrees and
promises to change his views and policy Wheu-
rver change shall seem advantageous 10 the
causc. We are striving to convince him that
low is the time to give practical force and
effect to the euaancipating c1aqse Of the con-
a=caE0H act. THE New York Herald, Chicago
Times, and every journal Of doubtful loyalty in
the lenG, are urging him NOT to do So at this
point II he controversy the afternoon paper
aforesaid puts in, (as usual in the wrong
place) and afir;ns that those vino are trying
t. e{Ecs e1.9nce il. j.ror Of 2sterty-a change
which tile President says he shall make as
Boon as it shall seem adr antageous to the
Union ceuse-shall be i1carcerated in Fort
Warren! If it could really make any differ
ence wba: iAe afternoon piper says or thinks,
we should be disposed to hold an argument on
the extreme ahsardity aud Injustice OF the po-
eltion, but We forbear.
The evening print is altogether too fast for
the facts. In attempting to support the Ad,
ADMINISTRATION, On the 70 it blind, principle
swear that black is white and that two and
two mskea five, it has been quite too hasty
Because SIC Presia':nt. hesita.es ho1 to ect il
jumps g.. the conclusion that he is opposed te
the enforcement Of the ninth section OF the
conGs catioc Get granting freedom to the slave:
ot otrebcle, and true to its doushface pro-slavcry
nature il clamofs against the enforcement o
the Act-barAing in chorus with the secession
Times, and going to the length in Its dastardlj
officiating to recommend that every man b
ilcarcerated In the Bastile wllo would prcsen
arguments to the President tending to con
vince him that he ought to hesitate no longer
but order lis generals to obey tile law. Th
eide Of events will bear him along in its resist
zess sweep and ere long the President will dc
teru.lne that the salvation OF the Union can b
promoted by strict execution Of the Who'll
CouiEcston Act; and then the afternoo
1uminary which now wants pcople Of tha
way Of thinking sent to dungeon, will hav
to eat it's words, change front and asaiu 1nak
itself ridiculous, as it has done every time
1as ve1tured to express an opinion on d pat
lr queslondrring the past i've years.
, 1862-08-30

The ra1nor that Gen. McDoweu has been
shot hy Go1, E:ge1, or anybody else, is slm-
1,!y absurd, and hardly worth denial
, 1862-08-30

WTAETFD-Bca-d for 8 gentle
W mau are wife roo!r or rooms furnished. not
1acre than six h1neS= from the corner Of Las street
acd :: :abasn aSenua. Address s. l. i11buhe olftcas
, 1862-08-30

WANTED - At No. 249 Ohio
W street a GIRL that understands cooking aaA
general 1useEork- A3N al6lt i.
, 1862-08-30

Mt AS MIC There wiil be
iFe Snec,s. Meeting OF Oriental I4odgs No, S F.
and 4. H.. Ut the Masonic emo1e this fsa1u1da5)
evening st TX O'CLOCK Tor Eor+.
au$lu9+1t . II. y. EHASE- S4EFeE2ry4
, 1862-08-30

Ta1.LuN Appointments.
Tie following p2ointments have been made
under the Direct Tax and Excise Law:
W1scoSsE-1st District-Thonas Emerson
OF Racine, collector; Charles 4 Bronson Of
Milwaukee, assssso1.
Second Dis,rict-Edvanl E. Wadsworth of
Beloit, collector, Dasid AtTood Of Madison,
assessor
Thi,d Dixt1ict-J. & Warren, Of Albany,
collector: Bernard q. Brishois Of Prairie dG
<-hien, assessor.
Fourth District-Jas a. Babcock of Beaver
Dam, collector; Evan Hatch Of Oaklicld Cen
ter. assessor.
F:fth D;striet-Horacs Merriam OF Berlin,
coleclcr; George Gea1J Of Oshkosh, as
Bessoc.
EiSih DistrIct-Nm- s, Price OF Black River
Falls, collector; James 3. Gray Of Hudson,
Es5tssoT.
NEnRAsKA-Jss Sweet Of Nebraska City,
collector; Joseph II. Burbank Of Falls City,
assessor,
, 1862-08-30

VTANTED-To Rent, a comfur-
W tshte, veil furnished house .,tnst he r'eas
sn.iy Iccated (Notts side 2r:feE7=d} and contain
aboHt seytn 4 rooms Add ess r. @. Eo1 6215.
at11HfS 3t1let
, 1862-08-30

WTANTED.-s lady Of consider.
~ able experience Hishes situation = S-!s:t
Sci uo1 as Assistant 4cEeF teacher laIdt4n
cs yeute children II este family; and w91ld be
nns1c+ptionable Address TEACHER" Post Office
" oS-54
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-11
FRIDAY, Oct. i0-P. N.

FRIDAY, Oct. i0--P.H.
There was great excitement at tho Stock Board
TO day, moro especially in gold and shares. Tho re.
act ion from the recent rapid rise which commenced
few days ago, continued with increased violence il;
Shares and some Of the State Stocks The down.
ward movement was accelerated by the calling Of loans
by portion Of the banks and bankers who have be.
come alarmed ut the rapdty Of the advance in mar
ket values and to this was added the stocks forced
upon the market by the using up of margins and
tho desire OF parties 10 realize a Tesiduum Of
profit before it passed away There is nothing in the
sound elements Of the market chsngedfo ON last week
sufficient TO tccount for the panic to-day The ex.
PLANTATION il simply that the large operators whose
purchases have brought about the recent advance.
heve sold out, and and the market having los. their
support, has lost the impetus which kept it moving
onward. The consequent decline has produced n
disturbance Of loans and the amount Of stock
for sale bar been in excess Of the demand
There has little or no 1hort line been put out and
consequently this usual resistance to q decline ia
lacking now. When the market has receded TO
points which the prominent operators consider hard-
pan," prices will commence advancing again, and
the dealers will be eager to purchase az they now
are TO sell. The disturbance in money will soon
cease and even is not 1T all serious, excepting
in weak quarters. While the Government is Great
ing paper money az rapidly as at present, there can
be no permanent or important stringeney in money.
The lenders too numerous and too eager in their
competition to employ their funds. After the Morn
ing Board there were large amount Of Of orders to
buy and recovery Of l@2 v cent on the lowest
price, Of the morning. Tho business Of tho SECOND
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-11
= absorb the remainder of tie space can give to

absorb the remainder Of the space we can give to
extracts:
1t ia terrible thing to b. happy How pleased we are
with it! How licert we think itl How being ~ po.
Of the false n OF if Happues' we forget the true
For i;c1apoe 10 be conqusror at Waterloo not in the
preparing 10 which Napoleon had no place Iho iA"i VI
eyerts had lorg been announced ~
II wa time that tlis should fall. :,
Tn, excessive weisht cf 'hi. nsn in humsn destiny d.
urbed the equilibrium Ahis isdi'e9si esta,.d Of ~ ~
huuan vitality concentrated in single h.'d 'he
world moseins to ,he Or;ia should ohs endure
~ moment hai como for usormptbe supfene equity 70
ooA 10 IT, Probably the phuc sud elements upon wsn
,,,,rivI crenl hee,n Eeekinr blood over
crowded cc,tee. weeping moteer.-'sese 'ie iornasoe
,lc,d,rs Wien the earth Is aul-r!ng from surcasi;r
there are myserou. moGriu from the doeps uhch t"s
Ss5s,on he'd been re,chsd before the Iar, andh'
He vcted God
-. .,
LES Mseralles' is not protest against CIvil1s-
lion-it is q call for nober aud wiser Cvna'len
ono which shall at heart be thoroughly Christian
,hs, is full Of Truth and Mercy. 1t is hero's plea
for the outcast, the criminal, the spurned, the
scorned. the reyolting-it is Human Justice arra8ned
at the bar of Divine Benignity.
Never before have the odous been vndicated with
less cause of oifcnse to the respectable. No weak
phanthrophy impcls Hugo to paint the depraved
and criminal as all martyrs to social injustice who 90
wrong purely because they cannot help it, though be
traces with pencil # light lie steep deeliyy down
which Ignorsnce, Want, Misery, are constantly
gliding Into moral debasement and felony. The
great lesson, Judge no,,' has seldom been more
Discriminatory, more oporshtfnly, moro whole
somely, inculcsted.
There is no danger that such work i'll fail to be
read There are very few who read at all who can
resist It's fascinaiions Let the gddy and the sha!-
low understand that the author is intent on in
structing than on entertaining them, and they will
realize that chapters which they are tempted to
yawn over may be those for which tie book was
wri,en-that the story is subordinate to the lesson,
the incident TO tie mora-and they can hardly fail
to Iise from lis perusl a, oncewifer and better than
they sat down. l, were pity that any should fin
ish such work content that they had been interest,"
ed and no, thankful that they had been en-
lishtened and purified.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-11

SIC Timothy Bed quict at 81 sTIT$2 Roueh Fi.r al
Is Arm aud sslnos at S5e$2 Ii bush Calcutta nsssx
is In improved demand and decidedly frmer ssles OF 3cs
~ >, ana In Boston 1000 bags at sa 65 4o10
private terms. The market IL steady ""'" "
TEASTh .re has bssn very fsr inou,,v and nr.., H.
are quite steady while OOiongs lave rather az upward end
ehcy "e hesf OF saes Of go Greens 100 Ooloug. "a,
not naGs public ~ " ''"'s
TObACCoThs market psrtsxes Of the general e1ci,me,.
and prices very hrn Sales; 33 hhds Kenucv al ia
023c " ' ~''"'eai u ~
,, M market is better add ia sctive; sass Al
and sonthen. and llidllsc for CITY ' W. DA'''A
"hisAf is Ia far demand. and the market (, 6ruer
q, 35.c. '' '"1 '"a" 70" a.
ZlNC Ia improved demand and tho market {. drmsr
ssies OF $50 casks Mossellmann Sheet at g3sIc
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-11
Books Received.

o'oh',y Living and Country Thinking BY Gail Bau.os
-. i!mo. PIP &6l. Ticknor & Fields.
The Patience Of Hope BY the Author Of" Present H.
ven with an Introduction By John O. whitties.
Inside Out CuIious Book. by Singular Man l2mo o.
3H Miller, Mathews Csrbsck w
The Hospital Stewards Manuel BY Joseph Jauvier Wo.l
ward, "; D. l2mo pp. 3l4 j. B. Lippiucott & Ce.
The New American Cycop@diA Edited By O.orce Ri,,,
and Charles A. Dsas Volume XIV. sPI-UZZ s.a
pp. 853 Appetons WV
Atheo. or the Tragedies Of Unbelet limo DID, 3a, ,h,
don Go.
Anatomy Of ths Arteries ofthe Human Body By John B.A
Power. NJ D. l2mo Up. iol J. b. Lppnco,, q Ca
Sod by u. Van Eost'sDd.
New snd Improved Instruction for the Drum By Col H. O.
Hart i2no pp. TO- VIM Hal Sons
Roundo and Fugitive Pieces Dy Ma Anna Telsz isms
pp 24. New.YcIk
Thirteen Months in the Rebel Army By en- Impressed Nov
Yorker. l2ao. p. 23,. A. ,. BsInes Burr
The Sympathy OF Chri.t with Nan. by O:tayu' WinsIsS.
d. ID. limo. pp. 426. Robert Carter K brothen
The Nies s,ratsgsm Story for Firsside and Wsydds
l2iYo. PIP. ajS ID. Appleton 4 Co
Saome The Daughter of Heodiss Dramatic roop nrsA
pp. zJl. Putnam
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-11

The Norwich and New-York Steamboat Company
have declared dividend Of 10 v cent. The Nor
wich and Worcester Railroad Company owns $780,
900 Of this stock.
Two or three auction sales of Dry Goods were
had to-day. at which good companies attended, and
fair prices were obtained.
On tho Corn Exchange the continued advance in
Sterling had marked effect, producing a large
speculative movement in Flour and Grain. The
former shows an advance Of 10 20 i5c. v Dbl. Wheat
is also up. 2 to &C., and Corn lc bush. There is
also large movement in provisions ut advancing
rntes.
Amount Of GOAL transported over tho Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western Railroad, for tho week
ending Saturday Oct A.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-11
]lcrt- iDarorns' Notlte.

sr.rx ov NEw.YoKK. !
Poxr.wAxpEss OWES. No ios msn" ~
NOTICE is hereby given IN accoraauco s, an,,,.S
,sIa% ss.sni.. the Wsraons ocs Of tho Port OF NJ
Yt 10 sll persons interested in or having cnAise o
.nh,sst matter OF such inquiry examination OF Pc
sons ,e..els are now under examination by the rS
WsrSen, and that tho said surveys OF examinations .
completed within ten days next succeeding TINS "oN''
board said vcssels: p,.,N, AN q
Steam,hip City of Washington. 10
snip Mm. uap'eos, III n ,i.....PierN No. 70 T.
ship Coinehas oiuu'''''' Del orests Sters
ship eeofSe Pier No. 46 n 4
nMs Arsi. ...... '''''''''' Thonp sons Stofs
Hfig
Brig Thomas w Rowland. a. n n
WIN. IL. BURLEl0H, etssAsss
J. AvQs uxRRlrAx. sssrstvy.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-11

The City Controller advertises that the LIST Of
November interest will be paid by the Chamberlain
at the Broadway Bank. The transfer books close
Oh 18th inst.
A dispatch from Washington says:
The National Bank Note Company has furnished
postage stamps well ~ Treasury note currency,
tar in advsLce of the contract, and constantly
extending their facilities for increased daily supplies.
We annex comparative statement Of the Imports
Of Foreign Dry Goods and General Merchandise at
Ncw-York for the week ending Oct. 9, and since
Jan. 1:
FER tie Wed. 1900 1851. 1862.
Entered vt th. port.....S = o,lO fJlJ3I9 e1aBs9
Thrown on mnkot..... I.2Jl,ib al1JD0 All 3p<
Stnes Jas L.
Entered st the port. &Sb p3 ia fJieI33 GS,N35S
Thrown ILAIkot..... U.sJe,2iJ JI,eO,olJ sp,EJyS
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-11
Of discount II tie principal cities Of
Dt 4 ICtrfsOufs s.ss..s-.....s -


together unfvoabe steady faes Of small amounts 81 th
Government fund.- and deliveries for have o'eIcbarSed
the accounts Of the dealers VINO can borrow money ieuy
enough on their puTch. bu who gn.b. TO Obtain ouy
relieve their books There abundant evidence
that the trade in the manufacturing districts stne
main Of small reel@sons OF savings n'ested IN more
prosperous times but which ere now required 10 sustain 'o
m out OF WORK.
The ss Imports Of wheat from America and The snTn' oil
gold hitch reached this country place OF the cotton
been accustomed to buy lead to the expectation ns
III. price of wheat Will adysrcs maternity p'yohd w
present quotation, and that money wii unless
ceumstsnces which not az present ioIo.een'
trodrraey cheap |, however probable that tses "i
stock will. notwithstanding these eircunstaner"
snd tho capital shos. and waiting the fe's 49,,
not likely invested ia stock which pay 80 ss s
Al that due on Goyerupnt securities fnrher but soua'
decin. of Con.os will most Likely occur The pcc ns ei
hbi'sd decidedly heavy character to-day ana '"'' fu''
yji d93, for money aud Tor the sccouh1
Tie London Tines says:
The fact that The bank bullion has ercnced reduction
81 Geo end Il July, when the rae OF discount
lowered o2 cent might lead to toe idea o an upward
being adopted were u not Tor the evidence
aofd by the agoness Of tho bank Tescrve o' unemployed
note. that the commercial demand for money Is steadily lin
ihsHiug This reserve now siOi 100 ana !. nss.r sasn
any prsyiOu. tis since june 1850 and 42JI5VO IN er
Of the amount at which u stood 81 the corepoaiDs
period Of when the OF discount WA cont
snd conos about the price et present Although
th-rs T. foreign demand r specie at this moment the two
weekly returns mus, be expected 10 snow iur
falling off IN the stock OF gold owing 20 the "hds"s
or coin the uus quarterly government payments snd Tor
tn, approaching di'ideEds
Mr.. Sattherthwaite reports Of American Stocks ~
London:
During the past weef The prices Of American Securi,ie.
continue .o be fairly r,ailrd without inquiry Tor nied
bones Virginia - led advanced u cent up 10 mo
23lh inst VIXEN receipt OF teegisns announcing the VIC
hv these bonds sensiby declllcd and
close aJdO ON the oner hsod the character Of tie market
for railroad h. been Altogether hrmer with inqri
Illinois shares have aso participated In the improvement aud
c.ose at 81 G9ii and iy1iJi discount res9ect'ely.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-11

latter at Sixty sixth street. upon which some
$500 900 have been spent The new Company takes
all the customers OF tue Manhattan Company from
Thirty fourth street to the Harlem GasLight Com.
pany's territory. The Manhattan Company take
certain amount of stock, and thus get rid of compe-
iition by partnership with dangerous rival.
The London Ecorop,ia of the 9th, SAYS:
Tho slh. degre. activity which has prevailed during
previous beer succeeded BY decline in The demand
Tor honsy has been at an eighth below
Tie Bank rate and ugn there IL expectation bit
the approach Of October will cause rather more
animated inquiry f Ortat alteration IN tue condoo o'
the market /. looked at prsscnt Yesterday ard TO day
there very little Inquiry at the BaS and money may
DO qno,ed li0l y cent. -,
ANNEXED are tho ordinary for discount on paper OF .ar
dates: FV'"'
months. ''''''''''''' =,
mauths-IiaDk bil,,.......
In th. Stock Exchange there IL moderate demand to'
money on Government Securities at II to y cont
Annexed are the rates of Interest allowed on deposts
Per cent.
Joint Stock Banks. ......,.........s''.'.''''".
Di,count houses at call.
Diacount, with seven days notice.
Subonel ts VI discount Ia the piBcipai ces oi
the Continent: =,
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-11
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALnasA0
Son Ri,ss.6:O6 seta...........523 Moos-Risss ~
rtGH WATER
sandy Hook. 9:3 Gov Island. .l0:2 He'll GGts III
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1862-01-17
Administrators Sale.

win sell, to the highest bidder, on the 22d and
23d inst at the late residence of q. N. Carney,
deed, all of the perlshable property, belonging to
said estate, consisting in part of Household and
Kitchen Furniture, Farming Utensils,
Pork, Corn, Fodder, Oats, Tobacco, / orses Mules
hogs, C0,cs and Sheep,
one Wagon and Cart, also one yoke of Oxen.
TERMs.-All sums under s., cash, all over, g
credit until the LIST of January, 1868. Bond with
approved security before property is removed.
BSa. Also at same time and place, | win hire
out for the present year, or 20 negroes and rent
out the farm known as Carney's Quarter.
An persons indebted to the estate Of G. N. Car
ncy, decd, are hereby notified to come forward ant
make settlement Immediately, and all those having
claims against the said estete also notified Il
file said claims with me as Administrator, within
the time specified by law, or they will be forever
barred.
N. L. NOnTHINGTON, Admir-
of G. N. CARNEY, dec d.
JanlO, 62-2w*
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1862-01-17

A TRIBuTE OF Pm ksE.--Where all have doneso
web as the ladies Of this place have, In aid and
relief of our soldiers, it would scarcely seem prop
or TO discriminate in favor Of any one, in awarding
praise for their good works. yet there one whose
early constant and uniform labors- in everything
that looked to the comfort of our volunteers emit
de her to public acknowledgment of the value
of her services We aIlude to Mis- F1oRA KYLE.
When the clothing Of the 4th and other regiments,
was undertaken by our people, Mas Kyle was
among the first TO enter into the work, and, day
by day, she devoted her entire time TO IT, until it
was accomplished, When this was done, and hum
dreds Of sick soldiers were sent here, she entered
just as cheerfuy and zealously into the benevolent
efforts Of the ladies here for their comfort and re-
lief. She shrank from no labor, hesitated at no
sacrifice where labor and sacrifice could effect any
good to the sick and destitute soldier. For some
weeks past she has been regular nurse of the
sick, in our hospital, and all who are there attest
her upSring attention, and superior excellence, as
such. We mean not to detract, even by inference
from the merits of any one else in TINS speaking
Of Miss Flora Kyle. What we say of her will, we
believe, be attested by all who know her, and
many soldier in the winter bivouae will think Of
her, and call her blessed. n
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1862-01-17
Jan. II, ls62-lm
Original Attachment.

On tine ground of nonresident. Bailey ps. W
Haas.
In this case the papers having been returned be-
fore me- Justice of the Peace, for Montgomery
County, Tenn, the said defendent alleged to be q
nonresident of Tennessee, which is the cause al
legged for suing out said attachment, are hereby
required to appear at my Office in GAINESVILLE, in
said county and State, on the I'd Monday in July
1862 and defend said attachment suit or the caus,
win be proceeded with exParte. And it is ordered
by me that publication hereof be made in tn,
GAINESVILLE Chronicle, paper published in Clarbs
ville for four successive weeks prior to said day
ELI ,LOCKERT, J. P.
Jon 10. lS62-4w-pr fee So
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1862-01-17


q ANOTHER CHANeE.-The charge of the Hospital
here has passed from Doctor McReynolds' into Other
hands--Dr. Outlet, we believe, succeeding him.
0fihe reason of this change we are not advised
This much we may certainly say-that it could moi
have come Of any inattention or incomp.tency or
DR.. McReynolds part. Since he has been in
charge Of the Hospital he has been unremitting in
his attention there, and the improvement that he
wrought In its sanitary arrangements, and in disc
plne for the comfort Of patients, was remarked by
all who visited the institution. He received the
appointment from DR.. Yandel, without, we believe
any solicitation on his part and will yield it, we
know, without regret since, besides having given
upa good practice to accept it his physical health
10 hardly adequate to longer discharge of the du-
ties 1t involves.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1862-01-17
Publishers Notice.

Our accounts nre made of. and we are now
ready to settle with all who owe us anything Our
working Z rec Is 50 reduced now that we cannot 60
out to make collections so we respectfully ask all
who know Themselves 10 be indebted to US, or to
whom we may make such fact known, to come up
and pay thea Bills. We hope our friends win moi
Disregard this notice. We are bound to collect
what is due us, In order to sustain our pc per and
pay what we owe, and we must rely, to great ok
INT uton the voluntary generosity Of our friends
70 do IT, |