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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-04
OBITUARY..

Another brave spIra hn sOns 70 n,b. band p.o,
Died stcSGOi.Ti v. On the ~ Day .; s.ftn e IS ..
Captain O. L. WIaGruLo. Of Hen con ,. Va, IN 80
al his coenrys cal, this L.hm nded cfirsiross youns
s aga A.d nnrn iahe de aosi brother aud 'ses,
comp his couny, vLieI n.HJ rails ID hrou
Biz i4 iueatay, ard IN wa:eh he un.ano elses to
the First Luensney DE lfths hcms en- the ID OF JAY leo,
and lsr elected to tn oafti0ef eDnpssy
TIE ,ssasa; 70 .Sieh be osO s;d wa ST.! 70 No ss W.
lon. %ss s Length X As I ,sas' +, VA 'T "a
marches and ian. veter which eIsstsd the e.
os Of tai. Immortal her, up tose taa Of Cedar kuo p
a1sd NJ inuy IN the ever en- Table Sae o. .edS
Run The oh gay q Assaa sSa where he Tses,5d d,a1
hsy suffered severely the msanm shieh he IN
eoanensbe patience and christian rsignstcr he ct, ut
Ing impic d. Ia h. captain Saviour
rs Coui III: sehon iind aa6 gsnes physi;iAs the
uniri N ni 1aon Ct the ilaIs ,as
had rot ed bat he had - yiid
m sse s .. q av: bate ins him ,ss .r aa -a
he fs,s that aashi be may sv In re' 10 n Gao adj
Inn Sits moral faculties Of Ordinary srse adj srral
ren va.sd be bid TAR 70 be 20 POT
wa. Isthf and :mp.ry g.'sfa sol. an aassa. n.te
ssSy led Be S polar he Always
happy In the discharge u his dsy No d. good ose
"a regard which hti BY his mpry and h.esn't
which he haPs no ons In s aea oeu led
in The bloom Of manhood. the oaiy die,
though h, FL FAR iron homs and sTens eva he
side Il, aotho: in III, f:ny Sqryns sr saI. s.yh whr :,
Loc. falls 10 t3e sraund ssncfy ls
SD the good Of hI heboken and surviving
| 70 sissL ..... ... -.r.a.- U.
I,tLnrg on North Carol M, Wednesday morlfg
Der Itt 1871 II yellow fever JAMES K DuRNIa, native
| Of Bangor. Main : agsi ~ yearh .,tt-..
The rubect 4 the above notice Manager Of n. Bor
un Telegraph ConpinI's ONCE In Whining, and w1issl
aad fvoraoy IEosn Throughout the entire city When the al
fever hrs, made II, spptssne he was acted Leave
doomed Lace tp nike nabie martyr 70 OF euy te
| preferred & remain At ais post and thus he ell
his aciiy hansgef Of the lie e,ph once he .a
bro- gh uh Of cey, aud his
der him the need Of
.p lite aud b, dtie' tvet 4iryls
70 eye while fe lad IND m:ade IA hfu,
fond aad nus ,clsto tho lin. spolel OF him
10 he i.test trpI IN the midst OF sr VI AL is knrrei
every .de T. card III. dn OF bat ant We mary
made aId by tn os a rel I've and 10 os 10. Du'
hin will be gott he ystivs Il memo ie tihepgh
he ed ID be oby eo ming bis Guy In
I'D 4 fune During his last Inc he reeei'e iTay
that hlsaoshp coui be and thai he have
the OF hp astociatB
TO Lines Bet Anshy p1@sr had dec ED oue tpd
| he vas called away Nay he In peace. rnGEirH.
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DIED.

On the ssh September last Camp Lee n Jau dee !AS
GAIT J Ct Fl1varuA county in the t5 year q i age
He q member OF GAn's tsvs'ry.
On Ihusday ny ihe LIT infant a;hI ia.e r,sd5rce At
Ashl,ns G w. hAoEufDo, IN the 52d year Of his age.
Ca the 81 In, ant. At haf 81 tsO, N, TAruM. ".
d, tgtd 81 80
.s viii tiks place &. his late reisne saisris
the 9th infant At oc.oek, NJ Friends and Isgu htane
AZ re,psc tiully 4. rted attend.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-04

BnGHAx Yogse's Nay THEATRE A Sal. Like letter
IN the s. Louis Republican eiys that Brigham Young is
building theatre Al his own eSpeIss, Etls, in p suc
o,nnodinugu,s' vii comUare flVorably with Say thea
ira In the Yves l. ia l44 feet by So tie stage is Is
fee, deer, aus height from The a)Or the temporary
cerg Is 40 feet cad tins top of the dime, Which s
no. 10 be finished CT this year, 60 feet It mas three
tiers Il GALLERIES and the usual aside aErangements-
Toe Cd 10, Is built Of eat FRI the ouD aina il
being na;sheG mostly With white pine, though some
"a nine. baltsm aud cot on wood a e used
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Observation-Disclosures Law .

There seems uos Only 10 exit en- org the members Of
OJ1ersss q dr,ai Of PEvaeeling but an idea hit j.
tsua8onAl Law dsmasss hA. ain rules shs be strict
" observed and esforced-not in relation to The
dc, of Plvaesrs when ia action upon ths high seas,
bts Ia reference 10 Inc form Of Letters Of Aliqus
asa1 fsyrad Il ss ssstsd that these rules require
. . ttE . -sti- % g .ast 1
-s.aslazSa = E.ssS .a-ll-aTl sss-isas A :
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CONFEDERATE CONGRESS.
SENATE.

... SENATE
FRIpAY, o-:obor 5. 1862
The Senate met at u o'clock, A. ~ Payer by Rev.
Geo. HoCdb,isc, OF ,b' EJcopai DAuieh.
RlcosDrD lFIUEsCr CF YANKEE oU'RAdIs
Mr.. CLAY, Il Al, submitted tia following prIamh!e
and r. solutio1s;
Wb.rsss, 1t ia noo-icul that many eud rost graft
ats vjOstvc Of lie usaS,s OF rar OF the NSl's e NJ
ms4i,y sui even O! c1nm, Z dcc-nc7, Rave been ono
sil are btlC rerpo,ratcj ty The forces OF the Uned
st e. upon the persons Sud properly Of CT z'os OF TIE
Cotfsafran Satr; cd, areas, s'c1 oct.sges catho
10 fully .oza GLd believed w5'lt rcsii'g Only IN 10
a A. saiem.nls of cs'as Ia & rent and -:o'e siste,
aad in the hssty pSrrgaphs q oe"pIpers punHsaea 10
the q rent aud remote llc'i Cs:
Now therefore that the evdelC a the said outrages
may be col! ct5d spi preserved In perRirelt aad
credible !oEm, and tie Truth OF history tLl' vihSci
aud the perpetrators delivered 10 the u i1dg si1n Of
present sud fu ure generations.
of one lrcu Zach sAtr be tppoatet by he Pes ieit
Of the Seat. waoss GUY il 81 be 20 take, or eau
20 be sker IN such manner and form az thfy sii pre-
scribe tie testimony In relation 10 such curages std
after lk report a; such time Ga they SasA dem pro
per thu report and the testimony shall bs deposited 10
The peerimcns OF JuIdct aOd ths the otjeaie OF tits
resolution msy lie ,.ce, th' COMMITTEE shah hav1
pc yer - send 70: p gsors and papets.
MARTIAL LtE.
NJ. OLDHAM of Teas, moved tba' the resolutions
rst We 10 mar al law b. oxen up for further coasiitr-
aton h SD 4, would Il r no additional amendment,
,ut an. the & lesion in order that the vote might be
,Akfh.
Mr. sPARRo v, Of H., oIPn'sd tiki g ul the ie5e'
aions. The notOl was thcu disagreed 10.
CAMP oT iNsTLCCrrsN ,..
NJ. SPARROW + ON tie Coz mtee Of Ai'itary AZ
fairs pur:ed back Hois, oil 10 suAoFE' the .stah
shmel OF clpl OF insIu; ian, and to app'in! Oh ;crs
&c eo.!nlcd the sIre. In hi vas ptesed.
i<1oxp.rfSr orffetEs
NasPARRoW, from tho ssm3 O,mnite', reporei
back Ssure bill 70 nroglo for tie r5msv! ?! ilcomy5
tars Cf6cers from 'bs srm7, vi a1cl. m.rv sod on
hi, noion tho bl MAS Transferred to the s2era csleL.
dor. s..... asH. -.>..-
Trs r-srTAL RIroEr ....-
Mr. CLARK a 40 sam tho Con. ii ties o. Pfiadag,
tpo ted adve,s i,Ap)l the proIe-!yon 10 Gi h'e
ha3 !rei ccpiss o. lie fsp9i cf t.t 921n'ee- = hS'
I anime hoTila.4 Faa rsplF! Mas G9hel'rsi IL. -
III. sis- cFIiss oTGarHssT ID"
III. EEAssl, OF L., - Ia lliis4y CD Qp'!;ee
ts Soom tftfrsl Hsssg' on tbe Fitst C.. repre-
s.nse that tie revCuurs 81 tie Pos Ois plriment
voli be insd,qIte to mise; 10 Hpsuc 81 required
by the Consti.u11n vi hou: aJ,d Jti0n OF Tie poss
service Tbe port eIpcslss b oauipn lba the Gov
errbla1t may make a loan tbs PO 0fse DEPARTING
provided It's general crcdi: Of TIE Gjgcrmahi IL no,
pledged for the rerbuts 70 Ct the loan, Such loan
wodl BE- very proper nvesL on icE s trust ipnds IN
the hands of the Nv rnmGn. The rpofI VAS laid rpcu
the tGb,e. -.y-..,-.-...-.
.-.s .a TIE HIDIcAL DIFEI1NEST.
NJ MITCHELL Of AIs, from 2 sesEi e c0H nistes' to
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TaE notaDoP.X Mas

CONVENED by sple Order No IS kdiufaat ard I's
" erals cce, the txaniniJa Of sfphcartI for
pon ON ordnin' duty, wi" holI rs
hnh nj aim Thar day oct IS the h,th IN sar
Or.1Sh a d the We th or Tuesds- Oct 2 IT.
IN. xsn'na lon the 7s wi be uroh Algebra sonome
try Chemistry ard Ne halicI arp icsoe % ordnance sni u
sach undergone the e1spi alton the LIVER branches
Ih, waite the sl nins,Ion he'd In RcA1otd un.eSs
| OH CIV ss order, bg the Tee eta 'fWn.
gSpiea lon 10 sppesr Thur da urday snd Tursdsy
viii be mtd. rsuith r, ufs Oh eornsr Of Eryd End
Tn eet vsdn DAY, Piiay and kondsy are 20
tpeeivry. - $3.50. THIS .. Re.If. Zoe
AS -. PIE idsut Of Rosif.
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PARTNERsHIP.

IoHN Hancock the county Of Hei,, In the sa. Of VIZ
u gpia III Llas n qsk, Gsope W. PAST, p Oehya
Lerey GTant Of the .y Of Rbnol Ia e sss Il.
have or ip I, be cIniuet "a under the
firm Of "Haneocks Folsts Oerh; With pLteI
ars 9, fea pnt. EXCEPT Loey GiAn he
Ike gsne al paGrs heir 10 10 be that fn.nucip e
msc q 1diog and deal Ia Wodn Ware sivAOu, dss
eripilo machinery, implements and srcs vsros knd'.
nd aie matrsls Of sutdy Hnd, v,odtn 'shc and
otherws hay the city oftL hnond Ia Vrgnis As the
OF and the derauln r. me pane ship TO be three
fro n day Of eo htei hundrei and tSty"wo.
Wines the following sgnataI,s and . ais
49, TAOS. HANCOCK, eA.
go sRo ". FRjfsf, l,esij
II IERBY, call
sa..." LERoYJ. GIANT, t,eaIi
SrAT. Oy URsIgu'
- Orr % RIczR0yn VIII
Jons psuoeL Tnsn., Hszcoek, q. re- vrss1 'ai P.
- lsrs par appesrei tef Notary Pa e IN
r hs sre and ~ Aforesaid AMI made oAt tat Leroy j.
signed he speei hs srtu Ly
o. thouss dolis mentioned
contt uiloa Ia ~ with the the
said general psrtn the sid scia par have all
ike pea ed before me spd sonsiJ aeknowld ed
their sad paper and desired 10 certify The
same order Inst due record be made Ia The peesei
or.ng TO Law.
civ u1de ny hud a, asotay Public sforese hii frst
~ GEO. A. PrARoT, Mp.
City NJ Rich oud 70 Wit: ~.
In tie oc. efe, curt Of Hrsns TO- IN, said or TIE 2ni
day tose ls6l the vss vh
Me certificate indtItd admitted - record at Tn 90 eL
T.e: Ro!sowAED. oierE
oes-eey e. BowARs,oes
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qIirng into the expectancy OF making the Patent ohes
a mere court OF record. AIRED TO. -.-.-.-.--
On motion the House adjourned TIT 10 o'clock 10 NOR.
row. -.IsL..- IA-.LrL ErLLL.H
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10 CoRRESPoNpKNra,

k-LssD o. hssiasss must b addressed 10 tie editor Of
&c Tsig." -,
rss tsza on both sifss G re paper cn not Dc pSsa
a , % rsoS ioay sfuFiag ougb, u Be kaOtOH 20 az,
i r il no .sts ,partsi iron, obituary Rosices Sresed.
,ny si1af si,-s are ss.f.gAlJor a. Girsrtssassats
~ Fseaaaos s,s IKE % rsrR reiSai e0h@aaica''oHS
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~ AItRukn.

In tSe Yn Pres ye ian IIchmond, Va on weine.
<sy, seber, b, ksv-T.-r-AosrtD H., kss. THOMAS
wAsD SHIE and ALICE FILMING, eaustn Of hi,hard X.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-04

H0RNS, BUNIoNs, Nails. Csilosttier, aG.-
~ hsubyss C5rtsi and LesE refure ieavi s,L
vii BE- Of NE hss,t f Jour We fe to call upon
sCH 9LTZ 20 your ID sul EEici0ns troub'e
ard serious reglset Improper treatment Irsdueye Il
much sunrrg In odr 20 comprehend the painless rsatm Mt
dor sef the OPERATION, read arothsr eslmoli
from Htn w. O. Bs meb OF ooDg-tu from the state OF Ms
souri,:
with much eheeraBess that commend Or eohultS to oil
mar n lAY am cied he removed several eorn =,
from not giving the sghS; pa either dusg or E1er
The Ne Is truly Ell operator
once WallItrres Hotel, Wall street q. oct S-SF
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,7ss,e, eTs 'u3.aJ LUp;a.s sssS4s
ASIA Sa.0 a-K-a -LsaA - - -
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A TEACHER WANTED.

GENTLEMAN LADY qusrh d to tsaCh Ehgns1, Latin snd
N Preach oSl periJrItr the Pa1o, can oet,iaS
situation BY application 70 l. " osee, rye River sarsheuis
Z I. fnsod ounnV
-T-s6rs esd asi.-s ~ at.,.i q tns'l
tHs tass.as l.s-ss ssAA4s AAss. % 4-as ra u
- adI - sst .asaFgl
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NOTICE.

ST0LEs from esrrisse. At the Pct rstu-g psror las h'o
y day morning. aek Lest1er Truuk c0nlilns Lsdei +
fable spps- ANY nSrmsoa respecting II vi be thsnLuly
rece.seda d sulisb y rewarded ~ - -
Mr.. HARIltILrr
oeS-si Fist bstse n clIJ md MARI 81 ests.
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sUBsTTTUIE WANTED

LIssEiL pes VII Is paid eastns to ens; ne Ar
~ siley teiyi.e. ..r..... --
A9ply ~ ths Cccs. . 81 8.
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JOH1 HANCOCK, fse u
TAOS. HANCOCK, eA.
GRo. w FRjfsf, ,eh
II. P. nERBY, eel.
LLROYJ. GIANT, seal
Z o REWARD.

LS0I the rerrn OF Fol- Lsher Wise. marked Iku, W.
Hanl,. Company A, 7. o, and tiors I'd II lie
fnder particular he also keep cloth
81 ...a W. hN PER HARRIS,
oeS-2.s Room a. s,chapse bo',L
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Nas.B,- 10 ieasss lsIl sSa t44s'ssssos sais 500
,'EJi q abti "a
gis.gg ~. - ~ 3 2-lI.e s---
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The Southern public iodsb;ei TO "PeTscnne," tas
army correspondent OF the Charleston Courier for the
most graphic sketches Of the operations of cur armies
which have appeared in print Bat for his contributions
to the Courier we should have been under the necessity
Of relying upon the Northern press for eeal Ct bit5P
or auaitir z, r month"; the publication Of formal ocil
reports. In the Courier of the 30 nit, we I'D his
account of the Battle of sharpsburg, from which W.
copy the following e1racs "Perolne' estimates that
the Yankee force engaged in this battle was nearly
200 900 and doubts if carried into the battle more
than O.OCO men
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~ r ar TAL RIroEr,

VI CLARK u 40 ,'FoIa id9 U1E q teo 0! Ffia'iA
rfpo.ted advei gAp)l tie proIe-!yon 10 Bit n'
hs5 .rei copies o. lie fap9i Of Lt G21ntee! = =
ANIME HoTi,a'. Paa rsP9Fi ""seshe9'r5i IL.
.. y. =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-14
Certainty ef Punrshm.n,.

In the days of Queen Anne, during the
war in Flinders, when the Duke Of Mafl-
borough and Prince Eugene commanded
the allied army, . soldier under tils i'm
mediate department Of Eugene was con
demned to be hanged for marauding -
The man happened to be a fayorito with
his officers, who took great pains to save
his life; and for this purpose irterceded
with the Prince, who refused absolutely
to grant their request. They then applied
TO the Duke of Marlborough, begging his
grace y interfere. He accordingly went
10 Prince Eugene, who said lie never
lid and never would coasoirt to the pardon
of a naurauder" "Why," said the Duke,
'at this rate We shall lang half the army.
| pardon great many "That is the
very resson, replied the Prince, s'that so
much mischief is done by your people,
and that 50 many snfer for DONG. it,
Eevtr pardon any, and therefore there arc
Very lew to ho punished in my depart
meni. The Duke stE urged bis request,
Oh which The Priaees said ..Letthe naa t
ter be inquired into, and if your grs &c
has not executed more than have, will
consen. 10 the pardon of this fellow. -
The proper inquiries we're accordingly
made, aad the number turned out yeiy
highly in fasog Of Prince E1ecnr. on
which be said 10 this Dule; ~ i'bete. i i
lord, YOU see iiie bene.sl al ean.up!rs
! Gu pardon many. sud therefore YOU are
forced TO execute nany. 1 never pardon
one; therefore, lew dare to offend, and Of
course few suffer.
The reasoning which may be drawn
from The above, on the side or strict dis
icipliuc, is not applicable TO fleets and
armies alone. but TO all governments what
soever. The civil interest of society can
not otherwise be protected than by a due
and certain execution Of the laws The
Marquis Of Beeearia observes very truly,
that ga less punishment which Is certain,
will do more good thana q greater which
Is uncertaiu." 1t was 4 fine saying of
the great and good Chief Justice Hale:
when | find myself swsyed to mercy,
let me remember there il likewise mercy
due to my country" :.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-14

The undersigned havimg ieassd ths 9abo We hotel
andit having undergone repairs and ciean-
Ing and supplied with new iurniturc, 10 now Open st
all hours Of the day sid night for the arcommoda-
ton OF visitors, The table will be constantly suppii
cd with the best ths market affords, and the beds
keptlH good order.
Public patronage respectfully solicited. Prices
70 suit The times. q. HUEZIGER,
mails. dJnl B@s5 Proprietor
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-14
II. Resoiuca, We have observed With pro
found satisfaction the high ground taken

3 ReDiued, We have observed With pro
found satisfaction the high ground taken
by Messrs. Grimes and Harlan, Of the
United States Senate, and Wilson Of the
House from the State Of Iowa, on ths
various questions Of National concerns
which have iecently been under consider
Alton ii iI,e Federal Les sislature, and we
,slpiec in the g;c3t ability, the undoubted
patriotism. the sturdy independence and
humane policy which have distinguished
the course Of these gentle in the
discharge Of their grave Con ressianal
duties g
lejaua While we rejoice in the
great progress Of the anti-slayery senti-
ment throughout the loyal States. We
deeply deplore before God the powerful
pro-slavery sympathies and tnd.pta',
which are sti'f uaHiifest am.Ig the psu-
pie, ati resara il as tile duty OF all
Christians 10 continue in labor and prayer
i HE deiiverance of all the oppressed
and for the proclamation Of liberty
throughout the land to all the inhabitants
thereof.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-14
Pouring 1tSttri0i, NOT OIL, into the
Lacerased xenstbtiftteA OF IkeL<is..
Bhocktng DisrexarA Of the F@ellngs
eur SsatAeFn DSethFeD. .-k hak ing
Hands roseponeA.

shah0s T0skP0AG0s
Tae-Goseransent hasstesdiiy persisted
ii lis ofiginal purpose Of prosecuting the
contest opoh the bfcadest possible grounds
Of humanity ..s.t snas astaninity. The ut
most Differences anu respect have been
shown to the rights of person and Of prop
perty. Not spy has been exacutsd--
not deserter shot--not a traitor hing.
Rebel property has in every case been re-
spected. preserved and protected from
plllage by the uDion troops. The rebel
wounded have been attended carefully and
skiiifnliy by our surgeons and nurses -
No distinction has been made between
them and our wu soldiers, ia the hospi-
tails on OH the fieid. And in every possi-
bic way the Government has sought to
fulfil the pledge made to foreign Pow o,s
by MIR. Seward at the beginning of the
war, that this contest should rreseut an
instance oil nagnaaiiaity and iofbearance
without example in the history Of civil
wars.
In return for all this, the rebels have
steadily and Systematically initiated the
worst excessts Of the worst sayages in the
worst ages Of the world. The history Of
Indian warfare presenls nothing more
iendish, more utterly unworthy Of civil
lied community, than the conduct OF the
rebels in this war. Their treatment Of
Union men, their persecution by pilIagc,
Imprisonment, and even murder, Of all
who have not joined in their rebellion !;
their horrid butchery Of the wounded on
the field Of baltic, and their brutal usage
of prisoners who have fallen into their
hands, brand them as beyond the pale Of
civilization, and to be regarded rnther -
insane savages than as men entitled to
the rights 0! civilized warfare.-T Louis
vile jour
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-14

CemxRcgattonaI NJ Cenvcntfon. :.

CsmERcEattonal Uenvc ntfon,
The Geferal Congregational Association
OF Iowa held it's annual meeting las.
week 1t Lyons. There were one hun
dred and thirty-four persons in atten-
dance, and the OCCASION was one Of un.
common interest. There are reported to
be one hundred and fifteen ministsrs, and
upward Of one hundred and fifty church
o.. The next meeting, held in june,
1868. Will be held at Burlington The
following resolutions were unanimously
adopted on the
STATE OF THE COUNTRY:
Resolr4I. The history Of our country
since tho outbreak Of the present rebel
hon. has furnished occasion for unceasinc
and most dcvout gratitude and praise 70
God. lnasmuch 40 our defeats and disast-
ers have, through bis gracious over-ruling
contributed to the ultimate success Of the
National cause scarcely less than The
many glorious victories which have been
achieved.
Resolsed, The wisdom, impartiality
tenaticy OF purpose, endurance, philan.
throphy, honesty and honor exhibited b,
our Chief Magistrate IN tho administration
Of the government, command our res.
pect, confidence, edmiration and love. al
Tor > mnn Of e1tf1ordinaly litn1ss Tor h,,
.AirA elaee a Aines Of unparalleled
& rx ESSsaEss .AS sss sz1F ~ syySs
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/ RRTvaLs AND DEPARTURES
RAILROAD TRAINS

Northern Train leaves daily .sraaAsA ease lteaJ at
9se1a and arrives st 20 p. m.
Wesieta ifsih iesves datfy tsnndays tseeptedy n
pss0 w. s@
A. Hamilton Dspot, 7rsir on the vFahssh allie,
Rsi'r"sA arrfye dairy ,eseeit snnas!s ala clock D.
as--ana depart tositJssahaas bsstefita, ass 3e
busses cor nett witis4 4Asseita
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Desires TO call attention his snode OF restoring
loose aud bad ting Gold and PiatinA Plates of Teeth
IS TO he perfect the best plates and
III atrihIng nypense. A
He also mannfactureaAn IrEEH sET or TLETsl tnra-
bic ia nstrctnre and natural 10 appearance kZaW.
1 DExrAt Rooxs-corner of Third and lain strssts
ever ths state Bank. Iapr3diw
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it0rt OFFICE DIRECTORY
tArriyuI orIAe Mails.

Arrival Of The Mails.
Esstern Asilarriyes daily Sundays excepted via
Plymouth, At o'clock. p.
st.Louis and Southern n all arrives daily lMondays
exceptsd1 AZ s,p. -
Western aaiisrriyes dali. lesc,i se.tA. sjaiieto
O'Clock, Ea.
l.asisasten Maiiarrises aais lea : !. isrnds, at4
ppm.
Carthage and ps,,lsllis Asai arrive A.Iiy sA1iAys
sxceptedjst 5,p~
GAarirsteA MAIL n tri-r eek lYl arrives raNlys.
Thursdays and dsatardays,atT pm.
Closing ~ the Maals.
Eastsrn Nail elosss daily tesrert sstarts, ~ atsp
#
81 Louie and Southern Nai,eiasts All, saturdays
eAsrrted1atsp.
Bariingssn haiieioses tali, gexeti is-,urdaysl d.
Ep.m.
Western Mail eioses daily te2etpt ssturdsy. at d
o'clock p. M.
j. GarthassAaa Plymouth AAiieieseK ssstardays
exc IL 81 u I l..
d th@risssoA aailuri-veskly1 closes Mendayr Wed
nrsasy, aud PrsasJs attain.
" ra~P Post onice will btofen en- SGtss fraw
vtq 0e'cleek.a.n. IN Ho oNEEL, - M.
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Err EIG Hp

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~ ,hisrouie, Freighis Of all descriptions can be
ioessrien from Piiisxti phia, hsv York, Boston 81
.s-ltlatorc,to or from any poiHi on the RailrAads
OF Dim, Kentucky, Indians, Illinois, Wisconsin
Iowa or Aa,.ossa, BY RAILROAD DIRECT.
The PenEsy Railroad also conn eea n Pitts-
buSg with StesHsf. BY nieh Goods can be Yurs I'd
Tennessee Cutah Illinois, NGsconsin, Aissfs
stprts hlss oaft- h4sAs, irknDsss. and Red Rivers
sud ~ cleveland, asHsiasEg aud arago withsfen M
ersto sh ports on the softt " usssrh Lakes
Acreha nts ADd ehiplE str usiihk the
tioL OF their Freixhsse this Compsny lels viii
ceHhdsnc on Hs speedy tTansit
Es Ths Mates - Freight
To And from any point in the Aes - 4he PeDnsy l.
vsnia centraf Rxfrnsd, ere vi All supe. As FA.
v0kABLE Az ARk GfiA hGEb BY OTHKR HAlL.
ROAD COMPANIES. t8 IA
TFs Be particnsats 20 mark pack ages, ssvrA Psss
Cxsrs&A1 u. X ~ 4 A4Az a 8s
Tor Freight Contractor shipping Drer; 20 rs ap-
psfs or aadrsas either VI ths feiloslr ofike
y trl4s.aE3. 49, s*4ss t @s
r. r. SASS, ST. Louis, Nilsson
" pA.kTEVAhT, Freight Asvat. Psts@Ba m b.
tLAAhE x 60. ] Faas.sf -sss-is, -. st4
H. W BRoNS q tfts, rfttfnaaii O.
H. e-4AKLpRuM 1 90 sta.l son. Ind =
j. y, Ao0aN. LoulsslI4s hy. su
W. ". i athAAS a TO-, EvaIsY lille, Ind.
s4@g5se 81 "a StA n tEss&. Chicago Hi s1 -
~. IL. a r.. L.. LA AAaLEY g Al polls,
q B. MEAL, PARK srsburg Va.
Hall = GO, Nar.st.~. .. 81 H s{l
M.DoW sLllA M,uoLA Pes.smouth o.
X. ANkkI.f. Gaysviile, NJ. 1 81
J r. JOHNSON, Ripley, o.
JOHN TODD sGovtngfoli, ksy.a NEft =
G.. l.. HEaTON, Cleveland q.
X. g AELDRUA, Gehf Tsayeiing Ag'tfsr
this South and Nest. IS HE e