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For So Z E.
IMMENSELY VALUABLE
COAL 4 SALT PROPERTY

CIruATEa at the town Of West Columbia,
- Mason County. Virginia. This property
is largely improved, having many valuable
buildings, Salt Wells and other fixtures,
BY virtue of three several deeds oftrust exc.
cuted to Abner W. Hogg. to secure the pay.
ment Of various bonds therein specified. and
payable to John McCulloch, Moses Michael
and John Hall, one of which said deeds bears
date the 9Th day of August 1858, and WAS
executed to the said Abner W. Hogg by Vii
liam B. Robbins, ano;herof said deeds bears
date the 23d day Of May, 1853, and
executed to the snid Abner W. Hogg BY the
said william B. Robbins. and third and las!
Of said deeds bears date the oath day Of May
1853, aud is also executed to the said Abrsr
". Hogg by The said William B. Robbins, all
Of which said trust deeds are duly recorded in
the Clera 8 Office of Mason county Court, to
which reference is given for further description
Of the property intended to be sold. ! shall as
successor or instead the said Abner W Hoyr
he being ofinsane mind and ! having been mp.
poiated by decree Of the Circuit Court Of Ma.
son county. OF its sping term. 1861, to act as
Trustee instead Of said Abner W. Hogg,) shall
proceed to sell upon the premises st public
auction, and to lhc highest bidder, on the 4th
Saturday in January next. all The properly
mentioned in the said trust deeds, upon the
following terms: So much Of the purchase
money in each case in hand as will be recess.
AIRY to pay the cost o. sale and such Of the
bonds described in each Of said trust deeds as
may be due and unpaid, and tho residue in
such payments and upon such credits as shall
meet and satisfy the bonds specified in said
trust dcedsas are not due, and the balance il
my, upon such credit and terms as may he d.
rected by the said William B. Robbins. his
heirs OF assigns.this s,l day Of July. 1862.
CHAS. B. WAGGENER, Trustee.
july II 1862 -nle-m6.
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VIRGINIA, IS:
Al Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the Cir.
cult Court Of Putnam County, in the month VI
July, ls62.
George W. Ronk. rltG
Thomas N. shelton DIT.
THEnbjeet Of this suit is to recover against
tho defendant the sum of $l06, with interest
thereon from the 18th day OF November lsCl.
until paid. And the defendant not having on
tered his appearance, aud it sppearing BY aft.
davit filed with the papera in the office, that hts
sld claim is just and tAath he has present cause
Of action therefor: and i. appearing furtharby
said affidavit, that the defendant Is reputed 10
he in sympathy with the so.called Confederate
Slates,"-that he has voluntarily left his usual
place Of abode in the county Of Kanawha. aud
seas t4yx,s' ,f.Ss.ssSstt1
ssiSi process issuing from said county OF Ma
nswha, where he last resided, and hath 50 re-
! manned absent for ninety days and more. since
leaving his usual place Of abode aforesaid, and
that the defcndan, has estate within the saul
county Of Putnam.
Now. ,herp:ore. or iao.ion u The plaip!las
.as:.;r,,ssf ~; IS s;aa.aa Mt. .ssss kEsass
| NJ. Shelton, do appear here within one month
after due publication aud posting Of this order.
and do what is necessary to protect his interest
in the premises. Teste
GEO. R. NJ ONTAGUE, Clcri,
Parks a. liose. q. July 24n2Ow4.
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NOTICE

To all whom It may concern. ! hereby give
notice that on the Sd day Of the Circuit Court
TO be no. len in and for the county Of Mason in
septemS Text. A petition will be filed ON
the chan " side thereof, asking said Court to
make an cider directing the receiver Of said
Court to p1v over to me as guardian (resdent
the State c Virginia) Of the infant heirs Of
John NJ. Prcr deceased. Such moneys as
may be in his hands due said estate and TO M.
thorize Inc as guardian aforesaid to remove said
money to which said heirs may lie entitled
from The Safe Of Virginia to the State of Indi
anna JOHN B. WALLACE
July 2, 1862. by JonY =. ESGLisH, Atty.
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Regular Kanawhn Il Gallipolls packet
PIKETON.

.M.AG. H. REED. Captain. McColL,sr.n,
.ssl Clerk. Leaves Kanawha Salines ev.
cry Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday.
Leaves Gallirolis every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday
Every attention paid 70 Passengers and
Freight. Being very light drau. ht boat. (the
lightest in the trade,j she will run at al times
when not detained By ice. Aug I, 1862.
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VIRGINIA., SIS,

VIRGINIA, SIS,
AtRalcs held in the Clerks Office of the Cir.
Cult Court Of Putnam county, in the month Of
August, lS6?
Benjamin P. Hedrick)
Andrew r. Barbee,
V,lIE object of this suit is to recover of the
| Defendant the sum Of $40 60 with inter
est from the Dist lay of May. 1851, until paid.
and the defendant not having entered his
appearance, and il appearing by the affidavit
Of the plaintiff filed with the papers in the Office
that the said claim sjust, md that he has pre-
sent cause Of action therefor, and il appearing
further by said affidavit. that the Defendant
is reputed to be in sympathy with the So
called confederate Sla,cs'--that he has
voluntarily LEFT his usual place Of abode in
said county Of Putnam and gone beyond the
reach Of personal service Of civil process
issuing from said county. where be had
last resided, and hath SO remained absent
for ninety days and more, since leaving
his usual place Of abode aforesaid, aud that the
said Defendant has estate within the said coun
ty ofPutnam.
Now, therefore. on motion of the Plaintiff
Attorney, it is ordered tina, the said Andrew r
Barbee, do appear here, within one month after
due publication and POSTING of this order, and
do what is necessary to protect his interest in
tho premises TESTE:
GEO. II. MONTAGUE, Clerk CT cPC.
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UNION HOUSE,

POINT PLEASANT, VA,
HUTCH. MCDANIEL, !; Proprietor.
THIS Hotel is in the business portion Of tho
L town, convenient to the steamboat landing
and the proprietor pledges himself to spare no
pains to give entire satisfaction to all who may
be pleased to call upon him,
march Dolly.
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NOTICE.

o. Committed o the Jail Of Mason county.
~ Virginia. on the 4th day Of June, 1862 ,as
IL. a runaway slave. negro man named Pres
ion, aboute s wears Of age, about Eve feet ten
inches high, tolcrablo dark color, had or when
arrested tlne lncke,, md blue pants, and
back hat. and u supposed to belong 10 George
Piprcy. Grcenbfier county, Virginia.
f. i. SENTERS, ]ailor
Iulyain2Ou6' Mason county, Va.
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Dreadful Accident on the Mississippi

Dreadful Accident ON the Mississippi
CArRo, Angus, e4.-The steamer AGA.
cia ran on a snag, sixty miles below
Memphis, at one o'clock on Thursday
morning, and sunk in few minutes
She had one hundred and fifty passen.
gers, six Of whom we're ladies. She al
so had cargo Of seveniy.dve tons Of
suffers goods.
In five minutes after striking, she cap.
sized, her upper deck foatingoff. Many
Of the passengers cluns to it and were
saved.
Most Of the passengers we're soldiers
returning to theit regiments.
A number Of the survivors have ar.
rived at Helena.
No; less than 10 or so persons perish
ed. The captain and most Of the crew
wen saved. A list Of the lost has not
yet been received.
The Jackson Missippian says the ram
Sumptcf had grounded opposite Bayou
Sara. The rebel authorities demanded
her surrender, but the crew anil stores
were put on transports and The Sampler
was blown up.
Orders have been issued lorbid,!ng
travel Of civilians over the Mobile and
Ohio road.
Autograph from smi'hlnl says Hop
kinsyiiIc, Ky. was taken on Friday by
the rebel Johnson, who with four hun
dfed men was moving or Smithland.
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Late '||||' 49,.

New YORK, Aug. sTg1he steamers
Birthstone and Creole arrived here from
New 0tlean. on the 18Th.
All the property Of Joan SIidcll has
boen confsca.ed BY Gen. Butler. An
other order commands TIE turning over
10 the United States all arms ia New
Orleans.
Tho French Consul asked that French
citizsns mightrctan theirs. for fear Of
serri'a Instruction. Gen. Butler rcpli.
ed, "Ptoiec;iou would be given by the
Uui,eJ Safes n such case" and insisted
that all arms Of white aud black should
under his conrol.
The War in Arkansas and Tennessee.
MEMPHIS August 20. -Thirteen hun.
bred gnerr Has, opposite Helena, BUN.
ed 1000 bales Of cotton, and committed
other deprelations, within the las, few
days.
!, is reported that Gen. Hindman' 5
army is moving ives; from Little Rock.
The people along the road, going with
the army, we're taking their negroes and
other movable properly,
While Gen. Hoyey's division was re.
turning to Helena from Clarendon, four
were killed and several wounded by
guerr'llas. A large amount of proper
ty was captured by him Refugees from
the South furnish the following regard
Ing Southern movements:
Gen. Bragg is at Chattanooga. The
next movements seems 10 be Nashville
Tie reports that a number oil Bragg S
forces were at Grand junction are IN
founded. Up to Friday there were none
there, except scouting parties, which
come almos, daily and take what they
szs,,.. AL !kel ltasas Gasa..ll lI.a&aal;S.
seems to be regarded by them as doubt.
full ground-hence they make arrange
men.s 10 stay as short time rs posi-
BILE.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

I Ii Persons knowing themselves IN arrears
4 oftaxes for the year 1861, will please call
on me ana settle The same, for further indul.
rence cannot and will not be granted. The
money ! want, and the money ! must havc.-
You will find me at all times 1.-THE Courthouse
Of Mason county. W. L. WETZEL.
july2i St. Spec Col. for 1861.
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VIRGINIA. IS:

VIRGINIA, SIS:
At Rules held in tho Clerks ciico If tho car.
cult court for Putnam county in tho rs ontl VI
July, 1860.
Henri G. Howell. Samuel II
Smith, Everett y. Hall and
William J Steel, merchants
and partners Trading Under
the name and style Of Howell In clanrcry.
Smith 4 Co, plaintiffs
w.
james Hail, defendant
Tho object Of this suit is To recover against
The defendant the sam Of s34S 80 with interest
And tho defendant not having entered hia
appearance, and il appearing by affidavit fled
in the cause that their said claim is jnst and
that they have prescn, cause Of action therefor:
aud it further appearing by Said affidavit. tina.
the sad defendant isreputed to be in sympa
thy with the so.cnllcd Confederate States"--
that he hns voluntarily left his usual place Of
abode in said county ofPululm, and gone bo'
You'd the reach Of personal service Of civil pro.
cess issuing from said county, where he had
last resided ind hath so remained nbsont for
ninety days md more. since leaving his usual
place Of ahodc afor, said. and That the snid de-
fcndant hath estate within the sud cdtnty Of
Putnam.
Now, therefore. ON motion Of the Comp"
nhnls Attorney, it Is ordered that tho said Jas
Hall do appear here within one month alter
due publication and posting Of this order and
do wllat is necessary to project his interest III
the premises. Teste,
GEO. X. MONTAGUE, Clerk.
J.n Couch. sol. July l7nl9 va.
VIRGINIA. IS:
At Rules held in the Clerk oil,e Of the cir.
cult court for Putnam cca nty in the month Of
July, 1862.
William 7. vintroux, plaintiff
William H. Daley, defendant.
The object Of tits suit Is to recover Of tho
Defendant the sum Of $3.50 l5c with interest
on Sis 800 part thereof, from the 18th Of o.
tobc. 1860, and interest on 1904 76c residue
thereof, from the Cd day Of March 1861, ulitill
paid.
And tho defendant mol having entered his
appearance, andi appearing by affidavit in
this cause, that said claim Is Just. and that Tho
plaintiff has present cause Of notion therefor;
and appearing further by said affidavit. that
the raid Defendant is reputed To be in sympa.
thy with the so called Confederate S,ates"-
H. at he has voluntarily LEFT his usual place VI
abode in said county Of Putnam, and gong be.
yond the reach Of personal service of.civil pro-
cess issuing from said county, where he last re
sided, and hath 80 remained ,bsent for ninety
days and more, since leaving his usual place
Of abode aforesaid. and TINT the said Defend
mt hath estate within the said county Of Put
nam. Now, therefore, OF motion Of the plain.
tiffs Attorney, il is ordered that the said Will.
liam II. Bailey, d, appear here within one
month after due publication and posting Of this
order and DO what may beneccssary to protect
his interest NTH premises.
Teste.
GEO. r. MONTAGUE, Cierk.
Parks 4 Hom,p.q, july l7n'9 wA
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REGULAR KA NAWHA L. ClNCIN.
MATT PACKET.
W. L. MADDY CAPTAIN,

.@, AALLEN COLLIER, Cart. J. T.
$500 j Crimson, CHARLES S0NNTAG.
Clerk. Leaves Charleston, every Saturday
morning at 3 o'clock A NJ. Leaves Cincinnati
every Tuesday evening at 4P. NJ.
Especial attention given to all orders, or to
the delivery ofletters and package for U. S.
s.IItnap..6 t-tssS.. ,sj.aszsss%se.r s,iE.;;isz
on the punctuality Of The Allen Collier. For
Freight or Passage apply on Board. may
The New York herald., 1862-03-31
PROPOSALS..

Proposals. from dealers and milers invited till the
iVh OF APRIL 1862 for furnishing Flour the Sub Depart
nent OF the kind which has been received by the
United states 0overnm sn and known as No. extra.
samples o. this flour be at the Capitol Bakery In
tlis cisy -
- IL desired 70 maze oon.rac for 90 900 barrels Should
however any person desire 70 furnish less quantity ne
VII ssse the precise uumber of barrels In his bid
The contractor will be required furnish the rats OF 600
Darrels daily untitb contract IA hleJ.
No -four will be received which docs not 70 the
eande ~ the inspection made Just before the puTehsss
The -four be delivered Al the railroad depot Nv Waghing.
ton any of lhs warehouses in ae1rgeiown, ID. g.
Oovcibnen the rght 10 rsisct sny bid foc auy
cause.
Feytnentst 70 be made ia Treasury notes and the bile - o
az, II - ~ 49, $3.50
The New York herald., 1862-03-31

NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN RAILROAD @
IN pany, of Fourth aud Twenty ent s
Tressurers oflcc March 20 ls62 The interest due on
mortgage bonds of this company April 1852 VIII be pAi
and after that date, presentation and urrender OF
coupons at this Office, at the Bank of the Republic
W. BEMENr, Treasure
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"A kILAuoN WkETED-BY 4 pFSPpcykprr
r. Jro'es~st yoins wensu ~ good pi,n cook gnshar
kee neJs hss A ~ sotiol DO geuera uousssurk ii a
"s P't,aN fy islvy fdt reference N requirei "a
fs,s " l' " 'hr
The New York herald., 1862-03-31

THIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK,
i Corner Third avenue and Twenty-fftb street.
Chartered 1855.
SIX PER CENT INTEREST allowed on all sums
One TO One Thous nd Dollars.
DEPOSITS MADE ON OR BEFORE lSr APRIL
WILL DRAW INTEREST FROM THAT DATE.
Bank open daily. from 10 10 s. Also on Monday, Wed
day and Saturday evenings, from to 8.
SPENCER X. GREEN Preside,
Arcs. r. LIE Secretary
The New York herald., 1862-03-31

(yOACHMAN-A SITUATION WANTED, BY RE-
~ spectacle young man, who understands his business
sss had many years. experience; is good and careful
OF horses win be found willing and obigng good city
Address e. D., 81 West 10Th St.. 2l2 Herald
Office.
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s.1sT'-"yr2.

Il. ,;'iiel. 2ny f:sfson liable :o military aut9
ards: this act, bu: not ct mustered into ser
7iss in any Company, tea::es to furnish sub
sti,utc, he shall report himself, with me sue,
stitutc, 20 the commandment ct camp oi m
structiop. and + :ha substitute % ia"iniiy
e1emp, from military daty. and on sSa'n'1 ia,
;i,p b, surgsoc or assistant surgeon DO
nrnnonnced sound, and in all respects lit for
suii sry service, he may DC :ccsptal a"d en-,
rolled, aad the .,csson furnishing Such su2s'l,
,u,s NAV hs discharged rs the romnand'nt
-, no c.un Bu. TO substitute sh".! be emil.
lied 10 trans porra;,nn cr other allowance At
49, sxisf n.s az i. Go, eynmei,t until 80 scccpt,
Ell ard enrollct.
H. EXEMPTIONS.
70 Persons claiming ex mp'ioh from mill
isry duty nne.a: this a"t snail BE require" y
The enrc!iips atli2.r 10 .nak- oath that thcy are
I,w;u,ly er.,ppt uniar lie ac. %! t!1r:rcss,
ard sill!: b9 ur.,i>Ead by h!m via y "er'li
r.,;u -! such ry lnptlrn.
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For the Enquir
luuenburg County.

TIE Taxpayers of Lunenburg a:e requested
to meet at their next court, (the ID Monday in
May ncxs.) 10 instruct the county court as
to appropriations to be made under the next
county levy for the support of soldiers wives
and children and for ether purposes. full
meeting is earnestly requested. }. z.
~ Whig, Examiner and Petersburg Es-
press please copy.
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FORT MACON.

We nave Tu'nor this mGrningslrcD Fort
Macon. 1t is vague, and We givs ii FOR what
it is worth 1t appears to te pretty certain
thst tho Fort is not taken.
Tho rumor adds that Col. White has teen
able to prevent the enemy from erecting any
batteries near enough to tho Fort to be DANCE
rous to it, as he Sleeps the banks with lis
guns md fires On every craft that makes its
appearance witiIin range Als1 tina; the cue
envy had Tor The time Ceased firing, ana theTo
was only an occasional gun from the Fort when
they made any moVa or showed themselves
rear enough = Wilmington Journal
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WISE GElSS ~,
IINIE undersigned rni.tn2 4 ,upups"y Of INFANTRY

rbNHE undersigned IS -ni,ilns cnpipsy Of ISFANTns
q Tor tia In RsEn,pt Virginia Nouotters, to NJ cHse-
thu WISE ZuCArtS l. pi!rleat Of The Of INA
lat rsr;i:n Wise. TITS ccE!p.ny will be 'nsFs''sa ~
C. b. Pardigol In the Zcuave Gi' CT ihr French J..
f,nty aud taushi BY MIN the hsyon.t rIs:c!- hsi7r
Ina.ar In al rs all hui having 'iist Captain Cay
trHGtat!Jn OF be Fr.3c WIf- ~ oa"f slgri e
IL. ability Instruct In that di ~ qussiio--i
Mills ua1a desiring en:ar III. .-rrtcs VIII spp'y
the undrrssnrd 2t street. i06: Sh0:r naiG To
usual bounty OF tJy vii! be ~: D. men Wara must, s.
Into the Uon.ejerEt e .er7ice.
AudI SIN e. r. PsapiuQ.
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CnNNIssAET STORES.
yaJ,g uoseAs AMONG TIE cueRokEEs

We ha-o seen letters, says the Knoxville
Register" from Mijor Morgan and General
Mehaii',y, written from Qualla Town, N. O.,
which show that the M,jot's trip to the Chero-
KEGS has been cminently successful. The
Major expects 70 reach Knoxville with bis
dusky warriors by tho 9th Of this month
We make iho following extract from General
Mehaifty's letter, which is dated April 18th:
I'VE reached here (Qlslla Town last Mon
day. Our arrival created considerable excite
msnt among the Indians. We had a meeting
at this place which gas rgely attended,
number of Chiefs being present They are
volunteering Aaely. We enrolled lO2 men in
this county, and think VIC will CAT 100 more
On Valley River. We lea3e to-day for Web
ster, and from there 10 Murphy. Maj. Morgan
bias thoroughly aroused the Indians When
we received the joyful news Of our victory al
Corinth, the Indians gave q war wboop which
made The mcutsins ring. Major Morgan is the
creates. l1an ever SAY the Indians are all
we'll pl,a led with hin, and think he is the
only nun who could have got up such IN IN
thaaiasm among them. We will havo rs hne a
body Of men as ever went into the service"
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IL srI,fsyfI'IS Ut <t'EtS

All ar;horlre: by the Governor OF Virginia eri.l
Z crIupaue' r. z ihe H..G4 iE trr Coz
fc.,r, -.rTic. unrT marching ordrs 10 cer'ple'f
.k k-:taieIt Nrgtna ToIuatross. reH IN i5s CoETr
crate Eh- CsuAl SQUAT 81 go VI. be I..j ~.
0incers G,siri6: .ai.e coEpar.es, n.rnr c2mi.
Gle. already er:pd bot not ~ +IE g.nsn csa c"rtSt
pond Gish ms rudersgu a. Richmond, ".
SAT rY!rR
Suril Sim Meu,.ugut Cniacrt.
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THE FsEMY's LOSS AT NKwBERH.

TIE New York Herald Publishes the report
OF Gun Burnside Of The battle of Ncwbern.-
The list Of kille! and wounded, which is i'm
perfect, Sums up 81 killed and Acc wcnndsd,
many Of the latter ..:artaliy. O:cr zoo pris-
oners we're taken on the oc"nsion. In 5lst
N. Y. regiment ] m"n VIZ" killed; in the
2lst Mass, 10; in the 23l Mass, Z; in The
Gath Mass, :; in the 25ih Mas, i; in tho
eth Mass, :; in the 9th Ne" Jersey, s; in
the 4.h Rhode Island. 10; the . h Dat. R. | +,
IS; 9Th Coan. reg, 8: 10Th Conn, s. and the
llch, Comp, s.
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We regret 10 learn that collision o;anr.I
yesterday morning on the Cotisnbia Branch
OF the Soutu Carolina Railroad, shou. len mics
below Colombia, bs!a sen the up-iraiR from
Charleston AID tbs. DOWNSTREAM from Columbia,
by which soma fourteen persons we're hurt
among others Gan. Gregg, Of Snuth Carolina.
One child is reported to nave been killed, its
head being crushed Tie nature OF Gen
Gregs's injury We hnve no: heard, bat believe,
OF ct ieas, hope, that they or not serious.
THE above is from the Wilmington "Jour.
nal OF the 2G,h. We bad the pleasure OF
seeing Gen Gregg in our cfice on Yesterday.
He seemed entirely well, and made no a!lusion
to the accident above rcie&ad to --ESel
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A lady Of Greensboro Dot long since, CAV e
a very fine quilt to Rev. j. J. Hutchinson TO he
sold for tho sunhas, fund He otfarad Ii for
sale in Marion and got ovar hundred d"lisrs
Tor it. The crowd gave i: back to him to DO
sold over again. lie carried it TO Tusrelaoss aid
got about $500 for it and received II back again.
He thcn carried it to SunDer6cid and got
another five hundred and the quilt back again:
he then carried it 10 Selma and sold it Tor
81, COS, for the benefit Of soldiers families, and
we suppose will continue to sell and resell it
until no foots up thousands more.-EutaW
.(Ala.) Whiy.
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bisSGLUI'.gNS,
- = - ~
HESSGE,GTTInN-

5ESSVE UTTWN.
fslEF co partnership Of ELnETT WEISIGER expired
4 ~ limitation :Ss lst day OF APRIL isse. 1he
account, will be .YUrd at the Old ssu 20 III Maip
Al! persons having rls.s the :ad
requested {, present item for settlement. sni those i
de,ted requested &C make nn-d ate payment. Either
Of IN: partners authorized the Of The
ee.u, In i'.ui.iai"u July.
THOMAS El.LETT.
PJHnArAE WEiSfCiER
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-, st..a 80; tton tH,H. NJ. SrGSilS

$500
wa audsressnd thai hon. tHG!. n. arcsas
bss rasirncd .iie Office Of Assistant Secretary
of State which: lie has held since the lounaa'
,;on Of tho Government I'll tho Confederate
States, end has been appointed Aid da'ca'np,
Nth the rank Of Colonel, on tho personal s'sh
Of tho President.
Mr.. Browne, at the tuls that Mr. buenanah
arst gave his fsvor to counsels anu couhse'o'e
;n;mica, to the South, was editing paper that
placed him in intimate relations with tho ADJ
m;n;s,ra,on. This did not, however, IN Inc
laos, ombarrass his course; but with full
trowlcdro of the sacrifices it would involve,
and with visor snd ability tha. wore an honor
to tho press day after day he exposed End dc,
nouncaa tho wrongs and tho duplicity of which
the South wao the subject, chiefly, at tn at
time through the troachory OF Secretary Holt
Whom tho battle ended in Washington, Mr.
Browne Joined his fortunes TO those Oh 'hs
Ooafaderscy, and WAS invited by President
Davis 10 the position which he has just re-
signed