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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-04

ocA dAzEDb 'ass recently given % San Fran.
6Isco, IN honor Of bthe officers. Of q Russian
msD.of'war lying In the hatbor. AFlsnkins, in
describing the Affair." says the officers, true 10
the instincts of the Rtssiau bear, hugged the
girls in the poiks n the most natural and
dhsrnlug mamie, ARD sha IAilst rather sssnsd
70 like III b N sanlnla nlhitaa bf6Nlal stngl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-04

THE Ne YIo Tribune Is out, dat footed, !"
against the rsstOr alton Of the Union under the
present Constitufion-so 10 JESy. DAVIS. One
is as loyal as the other, aud no more So,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-04
nranirr1nn oRRERrn.
M. Rutlar offered do folloNlng reaoIutloI

Mr.. Butler offered the following resolution:
ResOlvsd, That the committee on Ordinances,
eto, be instructed to purchase for the use of
the Council one dozen OF the improved letter
and paper AIe.
The resolution was referred to the committee
on Ordinances and Revision, with instructions
70 report At the next meeting
Adjourned. q aeao
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-04

THE Prince Of Wales is to Garry out The plan
for The c5mpetion of his education laid down
for him BY his father, by making a tour IN The
Holy Land. and he will START as sooD as possi-
bio. The Prince Will travel In the most private
manner. isrs F'' ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-04

FoLLoKEp HER FATHER,--The infant dapgh.
ter Of the late Colonel CoIg.of Hartford, died
on Monday Of last week. The only remsiniDg
child 10 a little boy four years Of age. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-04

PsiscE AL1ERT and The Duchess Of Kent
were, and Queen VICTORIA is, Of the Sweden.
bofeiap persuasion.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-04

The REsoRFs agree that Mr.sFANToE Il In
fusipg new life into the War Department, and
VIII substitnEs active. energetic men 81 the
places Of aseme Of tbs. worthy Old ssnlsmsn
who noW preside over the bureaux.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-04

A corEMPoEARY ftly describes the late speech
OF o WEN LovrJoY as 'ihs mere ecstacy Of moon
struck madness."
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-04

rsisUf AEStrf, IKE proper and dutlful hus-
band, made hIs wife bis sxeeusrix and trustee
fs bic children.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-04

COUNCIL PRocEEDINos. os.-The City Council me'
president Donaldson in the choir. Minutes
Of previous meeting read and approved.
REcEiPTs AND ExrENDlruREs.
The City Clerk and City Treasurer submit
ted the following:
,StotsmsNs ef az Receipts and AepsndisErto u Hs
c1y eT 6oiSm6ns from Janedry 70 February >,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-04

% q 0sTIcs oS rns AuDrroa ov srATz,l
Columbus, o., Jan. 10. 1859,
II iS hereby certified that the foregoing ID correct
gLI copy OF the statement Of condition OF ths
- Thames Fire Insurance oomEapy Of NorWtoh,
seSs Conn, made TO this ofise for the rear i0ge,
and now on file herein.
Witness my hand and seal officially. ..,EereF
,1fif a 4. W. TAYLHR, Auditor Of state.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-04

~ The vedettes will hold their next Social
OF their ArmOry, this Tuesday evening, Feb.
4. 1862 4iE a4 isf't
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-04
sTArs op ccmrDrtcur,l sa Al ~ a "a
| County Of New London. p0'

County Of New london.
Amos ". Prentice, President. and Oliver p Rice, Sec
retary Of the Thames Fire Insurance Company being
severally sworn, depoae and say that the foregoing
full true and correct abatement Of the Affairs Of the said
oompany--that the sad insurance Company sths bona
de owner OF at least One hundred thousand DoarS OF
actual cash capital invested IN etochs and Bonds or
which the same morgaged that the above described
nor any part thereof are made for the ben
ent Of any individual exercisng authority in the man
agement OF sad Company, either President Eeursu.
~. Treasurer, Dirertor, otherwisei that the mort
gagee above described have not been assigned or IN any
manner released or impaired BY sad Company and that
Company -
AMos ". PRHETIc1y PRESIDENT.
OLIVER r. Rl0E, eeorstarys--
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-04

Oyssexsl

l am now receiving daily, By express, the
celebrated Fair Haven and Delaware Oysters
IN half cans and kegs.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-04
AM0s ". PRlEYICl1F rfs1idsn
OLIVER p. RloE, eeoFttarys
- . -. -. -,

snSs:rbsa snd sworn befere mo- thissd day q Jsaua
oBARIHs y. DYER, Notary Public.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-04

On the 1st syof Janssry 1902 made to the Auditor Of
Ohio, pursuant to the statute Of that State, entitled
An act to regulate Insurance Companies not incor.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-06-12
Gas. HALLgek.-Tho foIIowing por

g., u,,...,,, 1'Ln f,I Iinwin0 ,,ar-
= sN' = 'HNlssA ~
sonaidescrIpaoppl ueh' aal'ecS Is s''cH
by correspondent Of tho Boston Jouf-
nal
He hasa fine pbysioac--is stout. bufly,
weighs two hundred ayoirdapois, has d
round head. is middle aeed, black hair
flipr fasl.witb silver Hs walks by the
bour II from, Of his cuar.ers. his thumbs
in the armnila Of his Vest, lookiar mostly
,be rrornd. bu, casing cuicS LOOKS,
Now to tbo rigbt,now % he lc(t. evidently
moi for ,he narpose Of seeipr ipto vncan.
ry the while His ewes SEQ oDly tho
problem before him which with tbe for.
res under him he K 10 worl ont i salts.
factory conclusion, Uo d bron2c,l Al.
ready and in con,nleyion rominds one Of
Daniel Websler, t6onob moi 80 dark.Ld.
ol MS Webster Sae5 Is Ills personal m.
pearapce understood MAT he does
business off hopd; Is impatient n long
stories. and euts nany mn officer short IN
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Ih,cars to Slaves.

The Richmond Dispatch of The % |,
has long editorial article on calming
contrabonds," in which it brlathes
slaughter against the poornesroesi this
style.
"For the wrotcheI contrabands them.
selves, some Of whom might possibly be
obtained fdI the cruel purposes Of our
enemies, there would be fate thai
would be waning to their whole race
till the end of time. Slavery has al.
ways existed from The beginliHa oEalhc
worI,l; it has all tho solemn obligations
of religion; but never in any age nor
among any people, has ii existed in so
mild and merciful a form as in the South,
ern States. The amount Of labor exact.
cd has been small, and the provisions for
food ana comfort, not only during the
period Of labor but in the unprefLable
years Of ago, ample and certain. The
al1ectionate sympathizers OF their mas
tcFs haYe enhanced their pleasures and
ollcyiated their sorrows. The disease of
their bodies have received ;he attention
Of the highest medical skill and tha
wants OF their souls have secured oil the
consultations of religion. Dark and dis
NAL viii be the hour that witness such
an accurGed return for humanity and
Kindness as that TO which the contra
bands may ere long be prompted, but
upon none will its curses descend with
more instantaneous aud withcring ruin
than upon themselves"
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Arkausas Items.

ByneeHl arrival two men from He.
lena, AK, a poiul on the Mississippi,
ninety miles above the mouth Of the Ar!
kansas river, We learn that great suffer.
ing must soon exist among the people Of
that part ofibc Stale, and that they will
require food from tho United States au-
lbo,ites, or else must staWe. All the
bCcfcnltle had betn driven off to the
rebel army, snl tho water had been so
high lhatit stood three feet deep in ma
nyof the first ilooIs OF tho stores and
dwellings IN Hrleua. The cotton had
all deem burned, by order Of the rebel
authorities at that place. included in
which was some $4,000 worth (at Al.
kansas pd,csl belonging 10 gentleman
now IN this city.
Tho CONSUMPTION act was boing as rig.
lily enforced, and our iniormauts loft in
tbo night not DARING 10 LEI soul know
olthop departure. They suffered great
many hardships on their Journey hero,
and are nov at work At their trade in
this city shoemAting, They say their
former employer had a contract from
the rebels for shoes, common enough at
So SO pair. rlie wnt6r was all over
country for miles. all the plantations
being lhQroughly crowned out, with the
Jane rise slil to come. The people,
many OF thom wore looking for the ap.
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A sornnd Miss. nrnwnIow.

There Is young lady named Miss.
Richmond, residing noar Raleigh, whose
horoio octs fully vie with those of the
famous Miss, Drownlow, Of Tennessee =.
Hor father is daring Unionists, and re-
Gently escaped from an escort Of rebols
who had himin charge. Miss. Richmond
hand lcs. a musket, riiio or shot gun with
aprcoision and skill fully equal TO any
sharp shooter, and is at any time ready
TO Join the elan Of which her father is tho
lender, whenever it is on on an expodi,
ton, against the rebels. She will start
of at any hour, alone, as bearer Of in.
formation, aud, on horseback, thread tho
wild passes Of the mountains, retgrni ng,
someIimcAlong after dark, from her mis-
sion. From one of these expeditions
she did not return until after midnight.
Even among the mountoinoers, she is re.
garded as prodigy Of courage and on,
durancc.- Wheeling Inlelligenccr
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leak in cen. IInllcck,. Armr.

Il has been ascerlained that the leak in
Gen. Hllleck's army, by which Beapre.
gard was kept informed Of the strength
and movements OF the Federal army, was
through the brother Of Gov. Yates, of
Illinois. lie had become acquainted
with some facinating young ladics-stroay
Union advocates, of courso-who proved
to be not Evolves in sleeps clothing"
but Seccsh in Union profession and
hoops. The confding Federal officer
unbossomed himself to the fair damsoIs
fully in relation to the Federal strength,
who before they slept transmitted it to
Beauregard.
1t was in consequence Of this leak that
newspaper correspondents we're cxclu
dad. t}aatsh. la6,,ef. e&Sek%e{lw!&eS4.;.,
army The devoted lovoi and commu.
nicaty has had location opened fur
lher uo-,h.-- Cleveland Plaindealer.
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MOBILE.

Tue Key West correspondent of the
N. Y. Herol says the steamer Swan,
captured by the U. s. brig Bainbridgeis
the bcsI prize taking in the Gulf since
the commencement OF the war, as she
must, vessel aud cargo, bring the sum
Of st least Iao hundred thousand dol:
lars. Her case will be ajgcated in Key
West. bat the cotton will DO shipped to
New York. as The vessel is not capable
Of making the voyage. Her capture is
a most fortunate one; few hours more
would have taken her into Havana.
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PoErICAL.
From the ProvidGce Journal, ]
THE RoLIAN HARP.
by BERNARD IroS.

Stretched in pane by soft-cyed gin,
In an attic mean and high
Where underneath, in dusty whhl,
The busy world goes by
/ play with the brecze5 at morn and eycu
And the airs Of the lay noon;
And the commonest breath Of Heaven
l setto sweet wild tune,
When the srOrm blast comes with rom and
howl,
AS itswceps my quivering strand,
! change the aim Of his course, mad gaowi,
To,an anthem deep and grand.
'Tis wondrou, gin, this power bear,
So simple, yet so strong,
To give glad tongues to the voicploss air,
And tune the storm to song.
Garner ii close in thy bosom's cO{e,
The lesson sing to thee,
IT'S better than store of the GOLDEN ore,
Or tie hidden gems of the sea;
SO lore will touch the lowliest things,
Aud make them sweet Hnd bl st
s. loves deep Joy aud beauty brings
From ont lifc's fierce unrest,
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The Richmond Dispatch has discover,
Cd Gen. McCl5.l"e plan:
"Tho plan of the enemy has been ful.
ly unfollel By his press, as well as by
lis demor gtration at Yorktown, immedi.
a,oly upon his advance there, He will
essay 10 take this city BY ooCronchment
with the protection Of parallel lines =
He will throw up dirt as soon as he
reaches tbe plcpcr point, an he viii Try
to reach The heart Of the city with The
spade II he IS allowed to proceed in
this way ho will most aBsoredly got here,
His n vance i not Tar from Richmond,
and, il no; moosol, we shall soon SEQ
that he is iliaging up dirt But We do
not apprehcnl that ho will bo Ollowed 10
50 on undjstmbod in this kind Of strate-
gy. Ho viii never get 10 Richmond with
that economyol blood-ghed and life i'm.
oginod by Mcclellan
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Cox ERnAaUr's fleet found n Louisi
ana planter, living near the river, who
had five thousand bales Of cotton, which
he refused TO burn. An officer with
Com. FARRAour writes:
At sunset came TO anchor just below
the line that divides the States Of Louisi.
ana and Mississippi, abreast of the very
extensive plantation of gentleman who
bears the name Of Colonel-----He is
owner Of six plantations, and works one
thousand negroes, Sent two boats ashore
(armcd.) J Iwont with opo oitho boats.
Had an interview with Colonel--,
his overseers and negroes This gen.
llemnn is iaa very bad "iil' lie has
now five thousand bales Of cotton stored
on his plantation, aud received orders
the very same night, bclon we paid him
our visit. 10 bum it Or remove it five
miles further into 30 interior. He is
very indignant at lie bogus rebel GOV
eminent AMI says with an cath he viii
die first He deoouncest robcl gov
ernmen, and 81. lis works aql says there
is a tirrib.a reaction about 10 take place
in R.gb..a;. -S;.5%,aGu, .S!sles,., sml- .iaija&
though IonS delayed, yill surely have
i9 tgbl
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4 Lu,ul womnn I'm NeM orlcnn.

Aa oaieer ot Com Earrpsara fee:
says that, while l'scharging some noccs-
sory duties near New Orleans.
"a had quite lady, al any ratio in her
manners and conversation, came down
one morning along side the steamer Of
which was then in temporary command
engaged in transporting General Buffers
troops from the head of the Passes up to
Now Orleans. She enquirel Of the sen.
try, who was walking in the gangwsy, il
she could sec the Captain, came I'm.
mediatcly down TO herr asked her bust
ness as politely as possible sho said
she had long been wanting to soc some
one to whom she could without reserve
open her mind once more. Sba was
quite alone at the time her husband and
eldest son hal boon impressed into the
Confederate Service. They and sbo
wOro Union people, and did not dare to
express their sentiments, and, like thou
ganas of othcr ia similar circumstances
victims uf the boru', lawteg, rebel gov
ertmmi
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a SERGEANT OF an Indiana regiment
named Gardener, who was taken prise
ncr at the battle ofshiIoh, gives the fol
account o.al interview with pcaure
gard;
Ascr his capture Mr.. Gardner, was
imme Iiltey moved off to Gornth, where
he roio ined until 9 o'clock the next eve.
nilg, and was taken to Conceal Beaurc'
gard who ,,5ed him wholhc came lhoro
for. lIa answered, 40 uphold the
Union General Beaurogard said;-
God d-.d the Union; there is none.--
You have have come down here to fight
gentlemen, You are a set Of DID Van.
kee robbers, murdcroB and thieves. =
You come here to rob and murder the
women and children have notion
to hang YOU" Gardener answered.
'"They have tried 10 shoot mo," and
pointed TO his wounded arm, and Beau,
regard answered "it is apity il was not
yppE-l==lsLn&d,n, AnartillgIy Office:
here intcrposod, begging the general not
to abuse him, as ho was prisoner,
when the general answered: "lIc has
no better sense than 10 come 10 our soil
and fghtus Why did he not stay d
home? He did not want me there. -
Gardner said 10 Hin, General. it is of
no use for me 10 reply to you. You have
m % in yourpover. | am prisoner of
war. Ifyou were taken prisoner by our
men you would not he rGalod in this
manner. He replied Mat he ncocr weaM
be taken trisoner,
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LETTER FROM TIE ELEVENTH
ONO REGIA ENT.
RALEIoN .. H, Juno /, ls62.

RALElou .. H., June /, 1862
Friend Tippett: To-day is the Sab
bath and everything in and around camp
is quiet. AS one sits and medilates over
the scene before him, how can he help
bp. recall to memory the times gone by.
Alas! forever, when fond mothers, sisters
OF some'dear friend was ever ready and
anxious to minister 10 his minutest wants,
but now no friend or relative near to
cheer him on lilc's rugged way. But
such is life, end more especially a sol.
dler's life,
There are but few citizens left here,
most Of them having left last fall with
that old arch,traiiOr and thief, Floyd;
what are left We have good reason TO
watch closely. 1t is here as in other
parts OF Secessa, Good devil, good
Lord" When | say this do not mean
to cast an imputaliOn on all, for there
are still svme staunch, loyal Unioni,ts in
this county, who have sacrificed ailtEey
had bul their lives, and are willing to
lay that down too in defence of their
principles,
From Gaulcy Bridge to Princeton, and
| suppose it is no better farther S nth,
the whole country is vast waste as far
AZ lhs eye can reach. Housgg and
barns burned, fences destroyed, and acre
after acre Of good lillable land, barren
and uncutivatod Many families along
The route arc entirely dependent on the
benevolcnce Of the soldiers and teams.
Lers for the nccessancs d life, their faith.
ers, brothers and husbands, us general
thing being in the rebel army, ! can't
see why it is that men Of education and
refinement take up arms against the best
government the world ever saw-a gov.
crnment which has bestowed its protec.
to them, and to which they owe for all
they possess, TO follow up the fortunes
OF the hydra'hcadod monster Secession;
who, instead Of deriving any benefit from
it, for themselves or families, are on the
contrary cntuiling upon their families
misery, want, and even starvation, while
they viii in alter years have the finger OF
scom pointed a them and be branded as
traitors TO thelr country The mass of
the men from this county in the rebel
army are ignorant men men who can
neither read nor wrilc--and as mater
of course rely entirely on the as.
Sertions Of others in regard to the causes
Of tho war, and which are invariably
.Miylapivsahtt6 70 iaetfi, II Is a6r' sen
men as these that shoald bo made to SUI.
lcr, :. is the more intelligent class who
have led them asirOyi they are the ones
!laJ SHOULD suffer
Gon "e0S i m fattcl lmounIaio, imv-
ing fell back from Giles c. H., on ac-
cooot of bad roads and inadequate
means transportation, H9 has suli.
cicut men to hold tho SocCsh "lcyel" for
the present and aIcr while you may
expect 10 hear Of his holding them "lev-
cicr,'
Company 7, Of the llth Regiment,
who remained at the Point, TO guard
commissary stores Joined its regiment at
this place few days ago They were
heartily received by the boys" Tho
Regiment are all here except one compa.
ny and that is OF, don't know where,
but bcleyca at layCtto c.. II.
lrchcrc Is anything unusual happens
up here in lhemountains you may expect
TO hear from me, II, RI II
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Grenl union MealIns N coInmhm.

We accompanied a very large lelega
tion OF our ciiiScns tothe Union meeting
on yesterday, at Columbia. The cars
thirteen IN number, were crowded, and
hundreds went away from tho depot, un
able to gain admission The, town Of
Columbia was thronged with citizens
from the surrounding country, aud many
from uoighborins counties, The moeI.
in was held in tho Market House, The
town, the home Of the h.o President
Polk, Is noted asa hot bed Of treason
ana we saw bul iow orlhe citizens pres
eut, the audience loiug slmost solely
made up tho Sobct thoughtful yeo.
MARY Of tho country, the rat bone and
Siuew ct the nation, lis Gov Neil s.
Brown, happening 10 be prseut, was ur-
god to make Il speech, and did SO Cor
over haliau hour. lIe pronounced the
tebeiiion G,iurs In his Judgement
the rebellion was played out, aud thq
longer i Nas kept up lho worse in all re.
spcets il would be loi tie south, His
only bro,ia wosa prboacr n tho North,
he had two sn,sin thca6GI army, but
be owolId b lorccd to declare the re,
beu.qu az utter Clillro even though he
had baen lhe most violent SroessionisL
alive, Tennessee was utterly lost to the
Conlcdoracy and it was the duty Of her
people as men Of sense TO advocate hor
restoration to the Union Gov. John
soo addressed Ldo crowd in \ powerful
speech Of over wo hours. 1t was wot.
thy Of hi magery way. and We can gyeit
no highctpraise.- Nashville Union Of
the Sd.
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Edwin Booth, who, with bis wife and
baby, is spending { few weeks in Paris,
busily engaged just at presontin search.
ing out and examining pictures and cos
tunes Of Cardinal Rlchelieu and his
lime. with view Of procuring upon
his return to America "Richelieu," one
of the greatest and most iayorite parts,
in perfectly correct style, so far as tho
dresses and "oppointmentS"ar are concern
al H
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Rnrlr Mnrpost.

We learn thot iiofe arc fields Of wheat
in Jersey county ard other portions q
Southern Illinois that viii be ready %
cut in less ibau two weeks, We were
yesterday shown samples Of u field u
Jersey couoty that will be harvested next
week, This years cop in that county
viii be the best that has been raised IL
FIVE years. Chicago JouPal. =
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A disappointed Ilibernioo, 10 relating
his gdots, gave the following spicy i'cm:
u told him bad he any strong beer Ihat
was good he axcd me- yes, but il was
sour anil All rOne
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Eagle Mills

POINT q atEaSAi{, .-.,,a..,,, ~...o
MASON COUNTY, VA.
uNnE Subscriber would respectfully inform
L the public that he is prepared 10 furnish
persons in want Of
LUMBER IN THE ROUGE
and incll oi all qualities; aiso Poplar Oak
aud yellow Pine, and Plastering laihs
Dressed Flooring, Ceiling, Castings and
Palings,
All Of which will sell as cheap or CNcopcr
,han they can bc got at any other place in this
mart cf the country
In connection with the above have new
GRIST MILL,
which I have completed but short time, with
tnrcc rnn Of french Rurrs--ono for corn, one
,,r custom wheat and the other expressly for
Merchant work They can be run separately
al nll together
TfSa'ardav Is the day forgrinding Corn but
I r,p criod Wheat any day when have steam
m / charge the cigth ioy grinding Wheat aud
,bp sixth for grinding corn, but will exchange
1t all times whom parties wshto do SO.
Those hyng on the kmawha rivoL and
wishing TO send their wheat or corn TO my mill
lor the rurpo,c Of having I ground or cNchan,
rcd and not wishing to come with II, can send
I, down ON pomp VI the boats with instructions
by letter. and | viii have II hauled up 10 ihC
Mil aud buck FREE OF CHARGE
r7'Tho highest marriott pnccpaid ior wheat
corn and logsat all t'wo'
IN, o7uolly
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-06-12

a ASourn Carolina Fourlh,of.July toast;
IYomsa--lo her virtues we give her our
ljvo; to her beauty, our admiration, and
10 her oops we givo-way.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-06-12

Ma, get dcyn on your hands and
knees a mlnlte please,' why, what on
earth shall | do that fot, pet p 'Uauts
| went to draw an elephant ~