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Arrival and Departure Of 8Iails.
Pa5T-OEFECE, Warren, O.. J
Mqrrh ~ Isi2- (

ks3rrSus -
March %. 1852.
YOUNGSTOWN. DALr-Arriyes 20 ~: leaves
Ills u.
$50 n.
SALEM. DATLT-Arriyes P y: leaves6AG
OIL DIGGINGS, DAILY-ArEIves i Al, leaves
Pm.
sHARON-Ar-ives Tues, Tkars aad Sat a;lyc2 4
u; leaves z8me days II l:5J ? "
WEST GREENVILLE-ArTives Mon. vs. and
Fridays at . y; leaves Tues, Thurs and Sat
urdays at L ".
Observation-Disclosures Mon. Wed and Flidsys
atllAN; leaves sans days at = u.
NORTH BLO0NFIELD-Arriyes Mon, Wed and
Fridays at P u; leaves Tues. Thurs and Sat
urdays az S a L.
FARMINGTON-ArTiEes Wed snd Fridays stGP
n: leaves Tues and Thursdays at : 4 Y.
CANTON, DUCK CREEK, HANNASM MILLS Sc-
Arrives Friday 5 P L: leaves Tuesday 6:5J 4 L.
RAYENNA-ArriTes Mon, Wed and Fridays, Ct
zP Y; leaves on Tues, Taurs. and Saturdays,
Rt9AM.
- Mails which leave al O. 5eforeS 8 y are closed
the preceding Eve, az 3 p Y. All others are closed
{. II. PATCH =. =.
Eod,o2 letters delivered unless prepaid.
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FRIENDS OF THE ID

st me say 70 you IN brotherly kindness. put . Bih,.
"a \ DE END Of the Soldiers Kit and a bottle Of Ssnn-
- n Z LAWS Fam Killer in the other, and It -
10 other prenarafinn tetuIn-Gu5tt 20
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

IS &c lrumJull cUaaIy
Auc.l E0-EJ-th ca common FLcas.
y virtue Of an order OF sale iss.sI out c. tie
CSaEt Of Common Pleas in and Tor sand COUNTY, in
the above case aud 20 ms directed and delivered l
shall expose 81 public sale on
SGtuf<sGy 1He 20th dGy OFSaH-cuAs- 1852
ct the door OF the Court House IN Warren, IL said
County, a2d between thehours OF 10 O'Clock 4 Y and
4oc.ocE P Of sald day, the following real estate,
70 W-G sli1Ste "a Bracsyl!le township il the County
. Irum5uI- described a. follows: bounded On the
LCrtl oy lacds Of CyrCs l.. johnson, on the east by
lana owned Or IL tue possession Of Edward erwin,
on the south by lads OF Nelson ecd Joseph Jones,
ives. By lS1ds OF COuToi Snallstreet, and contains
within SAID bounds eighty acres OF land, il being the
homestead farm Of t5e said Ancil BOswOrth, upon
55ioa seroW relides. Appraised 81 Si2 per acre.
Terms cash.
sherias 0thee. Warren! :. 6. BUTLER. sh'f.
Aug 20. lSl--5W
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Advertisements nol under contract, must be mark
ed the length of time desired, or they will be
continued and charged for until ordered ont.
Special Notices, aud extra displayed Advertise
mants, so per cent more.
Deaths and Marriage inserted gratis. but Obituary
Notices charged half price.
Transient Advertisement TO be paid for invariably
in advance.
Yearly Advertisers will be charged extra for Dis
solution and other Notices. net connected with
their regular business.
business Cards. not exceeding 3 lines, Sl,u3a line
per year: each additional line. - cents.
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Western. Reserve Eclectic Institute,
HIRAM, OHIO.

Fell letm Q2 weeks begins Tuesday, Aug. uth.-
hug tELGlcgue or other information address,
AEIH Ill iSo2-6m% :. Il.
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Tho Fireman.

Tho Fireman.
Aahoning Fire Company No. l, held
their annual meeting at their Hall, OH
Saturday evening, Sept. Gth, for the pur-
pose ol e-lec;ing officers for the ensuing
year, ana the following persons were elec
ted.
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PARENTs

ana specially mothers who have the mors ;ur.
esrnsSt1os eInaren, permit me to say with candid
1gs ana happiness OF your children afbeart v,,hs
-rust tt - n9 me Perry Davis Pain Killer at 5snd4
ibav mov oeIeF pam preparations and panaoea-
Psryv M M anu often do fail in critical case-b1t m
in Danls never-no ,never-if you heed NOT ~.
n, y; "AHrning the fault is your own, a. Per- n.
Is ram Killer is in nearly every Store t55s[Iy Da-
pc ana. and all over the ciEilizsd Korid uT0usnoot
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DR.. OBED ANDREWS Vapor Gum
Cures Dyspepsia. Vapor Gum cures Throat and
Lung Complaints. Yapor Gum cures Nervous Dis
eases. For sale by J. r. Woods.
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Important to Farmers.
STRAW WANTED.

O000 Tons Of green and rotted
AOOO moved or pulled Flax Straw at the
western Reserve Flax Mills, Warren, Ohio, for
on delivery. CAMP BOORUM.
n. b beg leave TO inform fax growers and far
mers generally Of having entered into the fax and
tow business with John L. Boorum, of New York,
and that with increased facilities and improved ma
enlnery L am now prepared TO purchase all the fax
straw that can be raised in this part of the State; for
winch the highest market price will be paid in cash.
hoplng that farmers will find it to their interest 10
increase me quantity Of straw produced heretofore,
y WI 3e the beat paying crop that can be raised.
Msren IL, ls9S-om D, W. CAMP.
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ID USHES.
- A good assortment Paint Brushes, Cloth do.
Hair do, Tooth do. Narnish do, Camelis Hair do,
Scrub do. &c, can be found at j. r. WOODS.
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$4,000 BUILDINGS have been
cleared ofRATS and MICE by using Dr.. I. COTS
. Death to Rats" 1t never fails TO Kill. For sale
By ]. z. Woods.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

b. vi-tue Of a special i. IA. azainzt the plaintiff
IN the above case, issued by the Clerk OF Common
Pleas N and Tor the County Of Trumbull, State of
Ohlo, l pave levied upon snd shall expose 10 public
sale az the south door Of the Court House in War
ren, In said county On
Saturday she 9Th day Ofsep1emhe- is92
be:weep the hours Of 10 o'clock 4 " and 1 o'clock
+ No OF said day. the following described property,
70 wit: Village lots Nos. II and 10 in the Village Of
EarlsyiIIe IL the township of Newton in said c0un-
Y, and which are bounded on the west by lot No.
u, east by a street running north and south, on the
oy street running northwest from Bes-
Eers Mills $50 Called on the south by Olive street.
10. 70 Is Of a diagonal shape, and also adjoins lot
No: 10 II said Village Plat. Said lots are appraised
al 81 each. Terms cash.
JOS. G. BUTLER. Sheriff.
SheTiI's OGee. Warren. Aug z, ls62-5w
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Sewing Machines.
GET THE BEST.
FZNKLE LYONS MACHINES

ave been in successful operation in
Ii Families, Clothing Houses, &C.. in Warren,
Tor many months past. Their invariable success,
and their perfect work. is Z better guarantee /
those wishing to purchase than the irresponsible as
sertion Of an interested agent of Howe's or any 9th
er machine; while the fact that they do not make
hqt the noise, IL q sufficient TO those
who love quiet in the family. An intelligent man
after a fair examination and trial will risk his rep
utation by deciding against Einkle & Lyons. We
will, Ia oil cases. give sufficient time for trial and
perfect success in using, perfect work and
superiority, or 10 sale.
PARKS & VENT.
Warren, APP. q. 1s62
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Slaves Wanted.

E'he subscriber will pay the highes;
= market price in cash for any amount Of oil bar
rel StsTes and Headings, delivered 81 his shcp On
the Canal, near NJ. 2. Tayler's Warehouse.
Warren. Ohio. June IS. Iss2-sm
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Western Reserve Chronicle
r o. SUBsCRIPTION.

4AnAo U SUBSCRIPTION.
me Dollar d#d kyiy Cents, IN adoance: Tro Dol
tsfs,, Y payment Is not aCdc IL odUGace. No "a
ser discontinued anti all arrsarsges are paid OK
eept at the option Of the publishers.
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GPRiNu CLOAkS and BUSTERS
- STELLA AND MOZAMBIQUE SHAWLs.
GRAPE AND BLACK SILK SHAWLS,
BROCHE AND CASHMERE SHAWLS,
CLOAK ASDDCSTER GOODS &Trimmirgs
NEW YORK STOSS.
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DRS. WORTMAN & SHlNN0E
dyspepsia and Liver Disease

az ~ yGa rae with . coated tongue, morning, w;,s
fsstP Do Won f a4uIh and poor appetite for bresk-
5 ~ .SnSnia you can scarcely get aboutY Do 800
55I1ss 9lLzinsss IN the head at tines and n, SSe
SS1I ne with headache occasionaIiy7 Si.ena
SS6is5 THS NJ and irregular and appetite a. 49,
5ots. 70 you reft up wind from he stone.L ~
ss,iy1 U1 1,Iat up oltenI Do you feel q fGlInssa 49,
10 you have heart burn occns;onsHyS y Empty
tNM spnlLec and LOOK on the dark side Of tii0SIss-
aIey not unusually nervous 81 timesr nnn
Eos become restless and often lay until mi5niSI Sou
voy SSe = san 60 70 sleep? And then, al time 49,
saIn ~ ana seaIy? also sallow? In s6or. ISSot
are III svmn nt1nen, Ial Of tore5odingsI Now theSs
~ y = synptoms generally present but moi s'i-ZseSSss
i M Js lien, and there are thousands who are auFsy.
from three to five prescriptions. ~ EulSstSes' u
M 5nd completely cure the patient, eSsnsin.
snetl Tnole PHYSICAL and mental nature sn5 aug
haAe me q blessing in place Of . burthen Wa -
S;Ts = VINO " nsEe sled until tired and discourars5 -
Tbst i obora a VfaI and We eandidly can 40 inst
Will Is ABOVE set forth. Try two prescriptiorS ss1 -
" Ill - Snat ume sats,y the most incredulous&
" salI especial attention to our almost invsIraSI.
Gsalnentlnth the above diseases. "Provs az tS;-s"
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& wENTz coLUMN.
New Spring Goods.

'a'HE Subscribers would cali The. A.
o their friends ard the public 10 their
very and complete stock Of
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SPR Nc and SUHMER Dry GOODS,

einbru NJ DIess Goods in great variety. Fancy
Goods, Carpets. Domesties. Clothing, Boots and
Shoes. Croekery. Wall Paper. Groceries. etc.. etc.
We we're in market at a very favorable time. and
are therefore able to offer most goods at prices rs
lo" aseV' We sha.! give but short credits, and
shall Of r CRIT INDUCEMENTS TO RElDY
PiYBuyers.
market to buy any amount of good
theese, anu pay fr it precisely as agreed. but shall
DC "9'7H on skinned and worthless trash.
"eshall always pay the highest market price for
GOOD ostter and L0'eeT prices !orconnon and iufcri-
or. believing that DIirymea should be ENCOURAGED
TO make tho best.
PARKS l. WENT.
Warren. Apr 3. ~.
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Zen. McCIeilan's Grand March. ar
~ ADAMS MUSIC TORE
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In addition 10 the above, l am prepared 10 fur
nish Csrriage-makers and otheTz with the best quail
ity of Turned Spokes. Bent Rims. B0wE, Shafts.
Poles, Seat-arms, Hubs. &c., at as low prices rs Al
any other establishment.
Carriage-makers desiring TO furnish their own
timber, can get their Spokes and Hubs turned On
short notice. and Gt fair price.
Sept 1882 Z. X. WISELL.
NEnuEaE In,rnn.Ilnrnl-l
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J. V. Wescott. Foreman.
r. .. Darling. Assistant.
Merrill Bsyley. Sec'y.
Dan'I Bishop, Treasurer.
Jacob Landers. lst Engineer.
Lewis Smith. %
John Barrett, Hose Director.
john Howry, 2l "
VIM. Anderson, Enginssr.
Barnard Martin. I'd Hose
Peter Hoague. Axeman.
4. j. Wslrayen,
On examination Of the record OF Ma
honing Fire Company, II IS ascertsined
thar q Of their number had volunteered
N the Union Army, since the rebellion,
Is Of which are now in service. In re.
Spouse to Z recent invitation given By the
Editors OF the Chronicle, Is Of the noble
boys of Warren applied for membership
IN 4ahoning Fire Company No. l, and
were duly elected active members, this
gives Us AZ least ID active members always
ready and prompt at the first stroke o.
the fire bell, together With their engines
to stop the further progress of the fry
elements.
MERRILL BAYLrT.
Cacre+or-
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THE UNION FOREVER, For Ne,
anew Song and Chorus. a.
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FARMERS.

pT9vlde yourselves with Perry Davis Pain Killsr.
ms STnaSOn o. the year when .Cholic, Cholera Mo-
SS..S, Dysentary, Diarrhea &c, may diSable -o.,
= !, n II ooes not effect a speedy cure-but ~ snrs
Per- Dsr? no otneT remedy but the old lonC tri.5
knoNledge failed "HSu mas never TO my
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IYnuteG IInmc<IIateIy

ANY quantity OF first rate reasoned Epokes. lick
DRY and White Oak Lumber. in exchange for work
or Cash. L. Il. EISELL.
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iharge Bayonets, a good Song and
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Carriages and Buggies,

II-NN I1H--ENss
That he has ever exhibited and offered for sale in
this market. His stock consists of FAMILY CAR
RlAGES and SLIDE SEATS, of various patterns.
One-hOrse Buggies of nearly every description, all
of which are of the latest and most approved East
ern styles. which for quality Of material. subs;an-
tial workmanship and elegance Of finish, cannot he
surpassed 10y any other establishment in tho State.
Having in successful operation q STEAM ENGINE
with all the necessary machinery for manufacturing
his Spokes, Hubs. EellOes. AMI everything that can
be done advGntageOusly by machinery.
Being Il practical mechanic himself. SuPeriutcud-
ing and overseeing all the various branches. he Il
prepared TO furnish a vehicle in first rate style, for
less money than any other manuiIcturor in the
west.
HACKS, PEDLER-S WAGONS, COACHES AND
BAR0UCHES.
If not on hand. viii be made TO order. on short no
tice.
ES-Repairing, Trimming and Painting done with
neatness and dispatch.
HJ-An work done at M mandatory warranted.
, 1862-01-03

to at,ini; ;?:t x l4cs il veil # is well
feed by the London Nc:cs, he would un-
tlou5tcdly make the cause and the people
Of the South just as worthless and con
te1nptib1c as he has entleavored to make
the North il, TIC eyes Of Ill Europe. But
his proficiency in arts like these, though
they may commend him to the favor Of
the men l!y whom he is paid, do not cnti-
tie him 10 the confidence Of our rulers.
Hence, when they, with full knowl-
edge ofhis offences against truth, firness
and good government, hestow personal or
official courtesics upon linn, they either
confess the truth Of what lie u,tcrz, CT they
show that mcanness Of spirit which eyen
Ec las the good sense to dcspise and the
courage TO insult. 1t is about time for
them to giTc him lis walking papers!
, 1862-01-03


Strong, actfve and subtle influences have
been at work here to render onr Secretary of
state obnoxious to this Government. its press
and people. And these influences have been
60 successful that be is everywhere regarded,
not only is an enemy Of England, but as one
who, from personal hostility or political CON
eidcration, really desires collision between
the two nations. In support Of these opinions
the Duke Of New Castle is quoted. I cannot
gather, from the numerous versions atIoat the
precise language used by the Duke, but am
sure that either the language, or the import Of
What Gov Seward said. was misapprchended,
for it is al Impeachment Of the eommouest
sense to suppose that he seriously appraised
the Duke Of an intention to provoke . war
with England; and that at 4 moment when
taxable enthusiasts, its admiration for the
Queen and its regard for England, in ovaaons
to her son and its heir apparent
1rcrccive, in the London correspondence Of
the New York Times, allusion to another 'sma-
Ign influence Fotent in certain quarters
here, against Gov. Seward. That influence,
largely responsible for the wnr already upon
our hands, might, one would suppose, be con
tent to whit till that var is over, before seek
ing TO embar7lss tic country abroad.
, 1862-01-03

Washington cor. n. Y. World, Tuesday-]
Therc is IN earnest feeling here in favor Of
an effective forward movement Of tic army,
which has grown more decided since the set
tlcment Of the Mason~Slidel atfair. It Is
urged that an extended and successful aggress-
i've movement can now be made, and that it
would have happy effect not only at home
but upon those nations whose policy towards
our Government is at present wayering. The
popular complaint OF England, that we ara
doing nothing toward the furnishing her with
Gotten, would be stil1ed; she would become
lss impatient, aud the occurrence Of
more en'enfcs which might result in war,
would be avoided. At any rate it is
said that a great victory now would Sc
cure us the increased sympathies Of the great
er part Of Europe, and e1iectua]ly prevent the
recognition Of the Confedcracy by any trans
Atlantic power. Assurances, vague and gene
E,l though they be, are still giyen that IN ad-
vance is to be made, and that the army will
not go into winter quarters. Gen. Leslie
Cou.bs lately announced that great event Is
impending in Kentucky, that will result in a
glorious Union victory. From adviccs Ihaye
received to-day, it is probable that Gen. Buck
ncr will he attacked at Bowling Green by q
large Fcdgral force, the center Of which is 1ifty
Thousand, the right wing fifteen thousand, and
the left ten thousand.
, 1862-01-03

Since the publication in the newspapers
Of this country, Of Mr.. Russel]'s letter in the
London Times, in witch he aihrms thatthe
surrender Of Mason and Sliden would be
followed BY the breaking up Of this Gov
eminent, and in which many other asscr-
tons. at once ridiculous aud malignant,
were made for The manifcs. purpose Of cx-
citing the animosity of the English against
cur country and our people, the opinion
hereawaY is that Mr.. Russell aforesaid
should be sent home, OR at least that he
should he rigidly excluded from our camps,
and, rs far. .as possible, shut of from
knowledge Of tho plans Of the Government
and its military officers Mr. Russell is a
: Literary lackey, IN the employ Of that
newspaper which, next to the Charleston
Mercury and New Orleans Delta, is more
determircd!y hostile and Indignantly un-
truthful, when dealing with the affairs Of
this Republic, than any other journal on
either continent. He was sent here by the
proprietors Of the Times to scrye the
purpose which they keep steadily in
1iew; he is paid not to tell the truth
in criticism Of measures, or IN reproof o.
commendation Of persons; but in narrating
to rive facts which damage onr cause, AM
sunprcss thnse which enob1e it, to sncc
when lie should pzl1iate, to be silent whe'
he should praise, to be unduly severe The
he blames, and, when the truth fails, to IL
vent that falsehood which serves hli
best,-an tor the purpose Of preparing tn
popular mind in England and on the Coz
tinent to justify any measure, which, alt*
the rebellion fails, our enemies ma
choose to adopt to restrain OF
country's growth and power This is NJ
Russels business, and candor colnpels
, 1862-01-03
I am very truly, your obedient servant
BRSI e .InH.InN



Ajiutaut General Fuller has gone through
f,on,, Rnt,er "a car,, n,,a74s conso,;a,,;n,
S"'p =, oN1' 80 o''.e O 5
Lie regiments, and Lie following Results arc
officially announced:
Jhfrt,,sercnd Reo;p4snkLTo include four compa-
mics of Col. William Hunters con1:.land; staff
Colonel Johr Logan; Lieut.. Colonel John y.
Roes: Major, William Hunter.
fozty-sirh Eegtfneaf.-Tmo m lnciuus s6i men q
the Deme4t fesiment AZ uatoH; I,,.a1 1aht,
:1orsa: gone = Naior Tohn Dement- ~@' '~AA@ l.
Fa5;z. Tinff ReS;mta3NTo include frc compa-
nies cf Col. Peasc'e command. Staf-CoIoael,
William Morrison Lieutenant Colonel, Phineas
Pesse; Major, John Hay
Capt, keith,s company o. artillery 1s 20 include
teat o. Sspt; fianl "Go otEoHes Eus1 A,e1aen lg
ant alan tEs saaaa q asry ~ Gra npoHs Tapt @of
eaE 80 eo'so'.o"sea "4>n - ~, Is, 49,. ~
1hl5 pfo'laes 1of I'll LIE iniIas'5 IL e.nnp'
and makes three regiments each Of more than
the minimum number.
co1 p Morrison. of the Skh q. s. IuGautry-
49, e-.s..,. - 49,, ...-,o -
has af17sea ~ spfangHe.u' ~ ''hc et1''se VI
future recruiting IN the State, IN the name OF
the United States. The Szate Jo7sr77az says:
Az snr,rpf;c1d 7s made the general denot for
j,;s nT,nnse fha varinns tenSnnrarg eica,nn-
tn.nfs r.; ct hrr nar;s nftI, State viii be l,roE4
m 4hs5r frnnI,s brought hero and CamD
, 1862-01-03

4 fs1na1e seccssionist, by the name Of Brad
Icy, Was lately arrested at Old Point, where
she arrived hy steamer; Fifty OF sixty letters
the army lines. were found concealed on her
person, under the lining Of her bonnet, Wtap-
ped around her corset board, in her uniter
garments, ia her stockings, aud elsewhere.
She also had sort Of diary, in which were
noted some special events, among which was
tLat sl;s had kissed JEFF. Dsyis's hand, and
o2nkcn with a,any Confederate officers Of high
ra,,k.:: Th. price Of tea 10 Richmond Tas put
dom at Is TO 81 per pound, coffee SL5o Per
1scund, ealt 81 per pound. molasses IS to SO
csnt3 pr gallon, board $40 to $50 per week,
G1nfL mems dress hoots SIS per pair; scarcely
a1,y ladics' shoes to be had for love or money
I'll linda Of ofproy5sious scarce. B..auregard, nc.
eo1dfrg,to this diary, was greatly displsased
viii; sprac Of his Generals for being 30 badly
/ tlrftatEd at Draiuesville- She Was very violent
when arrested, and Threatened to shoot he,
captorB.
, 1862-01-03

4 letter iron, one Of orr Illinois boys un-
der Gen. Pope's command, written to an old
comrade employed In this office, says quite q
number of negroes were taken with the Sc
ceeh prisoners during the Late - eateh'' By our
forces, The most of them had been employed
hy the rebels in 1aonlding bullets. If that in-
disidual in Col Bryner's regiment who has
been so terribly exercised abo1t the Tran
scripts 'abolitionism,'' ever gets shot with
one Of these bullets, we hope he will not COM
plain Of him who made it, rs he goes for COM
pelling him to do it.-Ro7sa Tnansc71pt
, 1862-01-03

Tbs whaling feet Of New Bedford foots
up now ~ vessels, = decrcaso In four years Of
33s vessels. The imports the past year were
Of sperm oil e., Ill bblH., Of whale oil Isl, ,2a7
bbls., and Of whaleboue !, IL, ,374 lbs. The
trade Is gradually but surely dying out.
, 1862-01-03

~ Thurlow Weed, writing from Lendon,
December sth, says q pleasant incident oc-
CURED on tho day previous. Bishop Mc1lrane,
who attended church, was identified and in-
vited into the pulpit; after which prayers we're
read foz, not only the Queen, but for tho Prss:-
dent, Congress snd people Of the United
Statee.
, 1862-01-03

sI Covenant has been dividing the eoua-
Try into pay DISTRICTS" for the payment Of
volunteers in camp. The States Of Illinois.
Indiana and Wisconsin form one district, under
Major Kinzie, paymastcr, Of this city. Ohio
and Michigan are another district, under pay
master Ma1colm Mcdowell.
, 1862-01-03

Effect Of the Mason and !SzideH Surrender at tie
Capital "A Loud Cal for Aefion, and a
Movement Prospects Of something 4Ae4,d.-
e51,g-Charzes Henry Foster 1ldwd out.