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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-05-22
Sherif's Sale.

Sheriff's Sale.
Mary McGlen lRY virtue OF vendi me d-
vs.. IL rected from the Court Of Com
David coss, ct al }mon Pleas oi Belmont Coun, Ohio,
| will sell, oil
Tuesday, May 81, 1862,
the front DOOR of the Court House. in the town OF St
Cluirsville in said county, between the hours Of 10
O'clock A. NJ, and o'clock, NJ, OF said day, the iol
lowing Real Estate, To wit;
Lots Nos 9 ~ and H. in Coss' addition to the Town
Of Maninsville, Belmont County, Ohio.
Appraised Al si05.
Terms cash.
p LocHARY. Sheriff
sheridrs Office, ST. Clairsville April %, ls62.-S3
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-08-09
POSTCRIPT.

have been waiting several days for flag of truce that might send
copy this letter Mr. Badger In the
Weekly Raleigh Standard Of July 3d. captured
prisoners has reached by which Mr. Badger has published letter.
the first day of June for and though directed Mr.
Ely of New York City,
regard for Mr. Badger mention that he had
such letter. but without mentioning his speech made
Washington G 18th june last commented the charges made
by him against Government OF the United States
chiefly TO this speech that his letter written
Now have HIM Can hope for fair THAT wha
is said, on both sides, will be pubishedl
have concluded there be improperly publishing what hav
written,
have but request make You know Mr. Badger kinsman
Our fathers friends before either born
with him he be the Hector Of this horrible
lot his pen ued the of cats the Confederate
authorities If the INTERIOR but orgefl of the
urngs and dangers be those nabing he SeaboMd Counes
he will his nmdatc all who wish for honor
able far the caneiS concerned ask no ayos Let him furnish
and words for other ask this in kindness desire
reply whn provoca:on such
deserve There memories of the dead and OF the living
which coud and woud forget associated with his
ceedngy to nnind controversy with him he must wrie let
him better
Tho
hands. But If he writes he will
aside lis railing his accusations, his Idle intmaioD
EDM STAIY
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-08-09

TRAVEL TO NEwBERN, N. C.-We are gra.
tified to learn that Captain Ludlow, Assistant
Quartermaster, is completing arrangements for
line of steamers to run between Norfolk and
Currituck, and then to connect with daily
line from Roanoke and Newbern, n. c. The
Arrow, propeller, is already running three
times per week Mondays, Wednesdays and
Saturdays, and connecting with the Port Royal,
sdc-wheel steamer, which runs to Newbern.
The Wasp propeller, now repairing, will DO
ready in week; and so will the Emily,
another side-whee steamer in the Sound, and
then we shall have a daily line from Norfolk to
Newbern, via the Albemare and Chesapeake
Canal. THIS looks like Improvement, and our
active Assistant QuartcimaSter is entitled,
and will receive much credit for his energy in
bringing this public convenience about Nor.
Jorb Union. .. gisI
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-08-09

We suppose the imprisoned rebels would be
d if this hot weather would make them
br ak out.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-08-09
LETT ER
& HON. EDWARD STANLY,
MILITARY GOVERNOR OF NORTH CAROLINA,
COL. HENRY A. GILLIAN,

RETUTlNG CERTAIN CHARGES AND INSINUATIONS MADE Z
i HON. GEORGE E. BADGER IN BEHALF OF THE
SOUTHERN CONFEDERACY.
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MANHOOD, HOW LOST, HOW RES.
TOkED.

lust Published, ina Seated Enyeiopc.
on THE NATURE TREATMENT, AND RAD.
zeal cure Of sperlnatorrhoca, or Seminal weak.
ness sexual Debility Nervousness. and inyolun.
tary emission, inducing impotency, and Mental
and Physical incapacity. - ''''
BY RoBT. j. cuLvgRwELL, ND.
Anthor Of tie "Greeu Book, dc.
The world renowned author in ,bio ,d,,i,.lf,
itGtHfe clearly proves from his own cxperjenrn
'nat the a"hil consequences Of selfabnse NAV ln
ehectually removed without medicine and T;i,h
out dangerous surgical operations, bougic., in.
81 ,,l rings or cordial, pointing out mode
"l cure at once certain and ctfcctual no .Ii,I
every sufferer, no matter what his condition NAV
be, may cure himself chcapIy privately and raJ
lca,iy. This lecture will prove boon to tbons.
ands and thousands ''''"H-
Tho raa uiasr sea- 10 any address post yaiR on
inc receipt or two postage stamps, ly ad,,rcssing
Ill., ,p &c. =. Mine III Bowery, New York. Post
---------'-- 800 3I-y1.
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NOTICE.

TNO ALL PERSONS owing princina, q, ;,,sr
est TO the School Fund Of Cedar comfy
stare OF Iowa, either on notes secured bv mort,
sase or on contract, are hereby requested to At
oice pay up The amount due thereon. or Other.
ESQ inaHf satisfactory arrangements for an ex.
, VI tcfih' or the same will be dealt with
= 'o!a 'ns 10 ifW-rcference being had to sec.
ION OF chapter I4s of the acts of the 9th Cor.
raj Assembly Of the State Of Iowa - =
,.-...a ALOSID SHAW,
p, tiefh "f the Dist. Court Of Cedar co, Iowa.
Upton, May eth 1892
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Contanns Of the Of six dali IS mailed
every Thursday Evening. Single copies. $50 per
annun. Clubs OF five AID upwards. | 80 per annum.
In Clubs Of twenty the gettcr Of the Club is
entitled to copy.
We hope the patrons Of the Journal will aid Us in
7 FTerms Pay able in Advance.
Address JOHN l.. WILSON. Publisher,
Chicago, Ill.
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EXECUTORS Nnrr1,r

NoliCE is hereby given that -he nnaor,;.
~. ca, William Denny, has in Iac "Iv'NI IN,
Of Cedsr neen appointed by the County con n
Of George " Ron ,o% sa,a Executor Of the estate
ue1sed to said estate will make reasons IN
Undersigned without delay and ,bn rnehi 10 the
otsns ssa,nst said estate viii file them ";',hs
onee OF the County Judge of said oaa,, ~ lhe
Cedar, proved according to law '"'u county OF
May u, lsG2-n2lw4 Executor.
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Singers Letter A Machine,
Is the best Machine in the world for Family
Sewing and Light Manufacturing Pnr-
poses: Price with hemmer.) and
beautifully ornamented, $50.

The Nos. and . Machines are Of great capac-
ity and application for manufacturing purposes.
Our No. Machines are especially adapted to
all kinds Of light and heavy Leather Work in
carriage trimming, boot and shoe making, har-
ness making. etc. etc. They are OF extra size,
with al arm long enough to take under 1t and
stitch the largest sized dashcs. There il scarce
ly any part of a ttimmers stitching that cannot
be better done with them than by hand; SO, too,
the saving Of time and labor is very great The
table of these machines is "a inches long. and the
shuttle will hold six times the usual quantity of
thread. The large machines work as fast as
small Cncs.
We would ask for our Letter A Machines the
special attention OF Vest Makers and Dress Max
eis, and all those who want Machines for light
manufacturing purposes. They emhedy the prn-
| cples of the standard machines, making like
them the interlocked stitch and are destined to
! be celebrated for Family Sewing and Hght
4 manufacturing purposes as our standard ma
chimes arc for manufacturing purposes in gen
crai.
! We have always on hand Hemming Grages,
Silk Twist, Linen and cotton Thread on Spool>
best Machine Oil in bottles etc, etc.
We manufacture our own needles. and wonld
warn all persons using oar machines not to buy
/ any others. We know that there are needles sold
/ of the most inferior quality, It higher price,
than charge for our best. The needles sold
by us are manufactured expressly for our ma
chimes \ bad needle may render TIE best ma,
/ chine almost useless.
Our Customers may rest assured that all our
Branch Offices are furnished with the genuine
! article"
In case OF small purchases the money may be
sent N postage stamps, or bank notes.
1-6- Correspondents will please write their
nanas distinctly. Il is all important that We
should, IN each case, AaOw The post-olhce county
AMI state.
2&> Al persons requiring information about
, Sewing Machines. their size. rr5re-. werE.G-
capacities, and The bes. methods Ot pare aa. AZ
IAN obtain i hy sen4.aG - a. u any Of our
Branch oftces tor cory 4
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FARM IMPLEMENTS.

THE SUBSCRIBER is prepared to furnish to
ell who want, his we1l-rcd and approved CORN
CtLTlNATORS. SHOVEL PLOWS, STRAW
CUTTER, HARRDWS, Road Scraptrs, etc. lie
is also ready TO effect and warrant a cure Of all
hoot-hound horses. :. Z. DANIELS.
Upon. January I'D, l36I.itf
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NEW PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE.

CORNER or 18th u Iowa SIS, DAVENPORT, Iowa
DAVIS 4 SONS, PRopRirroRs
INREE OMNIBUSES to and from the CARS
IL ONCE for stages leaving for lie Claire
'rincetop, Lyons De Witt, Maqgoketa and Ana
mosa. Fare, One Dollar per day fntgl
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ANTONIO VERCIA,
Barber and Hair-Dresser.

Has opened BARBER SHOP in Upton, and is now
- prepared to Shave, Cut and Dress HAIR Shampoo
&C. From long experience he feels confident Of giving
satisfaction. Give him cali--ist door South OF the
Aldrich House Shop closed at . A. N. on SUNDAYS
N.H-IIe is also prepared to do WHITEwAgHING
in the most approved manner. lnI5y91
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at" anu improved instantaneous
l. l Q u D Fl AIR DYE
Z. {. G M r ON,
SHIPPING,
forwarding Il Commission Merchant

HOscATlNE, : IOWA.
HANktuL for the patronage bcretore ex.
a. tended ma by ths merchants and others Of
upon ana vicinity, hope by prompt and faith.
"" attention to any business in.rnsted 10 nv
oale, to merit its continuance. ~ "''
RgfE.i.sCEs
H.s'F' nreen d Stone, Muscatine Iowa.
htra bridgman q Kent,
a. ogiivie, :. g
r. T. Frr-,,s,, "a'.tS' ~ b@f@t y Co.. Chicago
u,. ~; a. Holden, Washiuzteu, lssa.
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~ W ". -. HIRD. 4 Co..
Tribune BUILDINGS. scu k.,,.

~ inal femittaneesnay be M lie with rone,e.,.
y, )" q D. VI u Co., refer TO the Mayor of Bro9hIvn
ems w. " NJ IIE'riIrH' President Farmers and iii
York; to p. EARNrM, Esd New Ynrt ~. w.. Ne"
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Our instantaneous StercoscOpic Views are
the Grcatcst Mnmdcr Of the Age.
PHOTOGRAPHIC MATERIA
NEW REMEDIES FOR
SPEssVATOIfRHGA

HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHILADELruIA.-
IL 4 Benevolent Institution established by
special endowment for the relief of the sick and
distressed, afflicted with virulent and chronic
diseases, and especially for the cure of diseases
ofthe Sexual organs.
Medical advice given gratis by the Acting
surgeon. Valuable reports on Spermatorrhna
and other diseases of the Sexual Organs and on
the New Remedies employed in the dispensary
sent in sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge.
Two or three stamps for postage acceptable
Address, DR.. } SKILLMAN HouGHToS, Howard
Association, No. South Ninth ST., Philadelphia,
IA. lJu!y II, 81; lyl
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Containing all the Of ailes. is iasued on Tues
day. Thursday, and Saturday Evenings. at 90 per
annum. 200 for six nths, 20 for three months.
Clubs Of five at 6u; Of ten 81: OF twenty, at 325
of Sfty At
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CONTENrS:
Dr. Hurd's Celebrated Mouth Wash, one
bottle,
DR.. Hurd's Unequalled Tooth Powder, one
box.
bottle. '' 'I0
Dr. Hnrd's Unrivaled Neuralgia Plaster.
Or. hurd's MANUAL on the Best Means Of
Preserving the Teeth, including Directions for
the PROPER Treatment of Children's Teeth.
fLoSs SILK, for Cleaning between the Teeth
TOOTH PICKS, etc., etc.
Prepared at DR.. Hurd's Dental Office, ~
Fourth St., Brooklyn, IL. d.
Price, ONE DOLLAR; or, SIX for $500.
70 The Dental Treasury make, pa kage
e'ght inches by five and is sent by express.
Io- Full Direction for Use is on Each
Article.
The following articles we can send separately,
by mail, viz:
The Treatise ON Preserving Teeth sent |
postpaid, on receipt of TWELVE CENTS, or four !
stamps
The Neuralgia Plaster, for Neuralgia in the
Face, NExrOIs HsADscnn, and EARACHE. sent
post paid on receipt Of EIGHTEEN CENTS, or six
stamps.
The Neuralgia and Rheumatic Plaster
{large size for Pains in the Chest, Shoulders
Back, or any part of the body, sent, post paid,
on receipt Of THIRTY SEVEN CENTS.
a
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"A. DAVIS,
LUMBER DEALER.
ONION GROVE, IOWA.

me farming community, dealers IN
humter, persons desiring fencing or
building materials Of every description,
are invited to visit the Lumber Yard Of
a. Davis, of Onion Grove, who has on
hand, and is constantly receiving a large
assortment cf
Shingles, Lath, Fencing, Flooring,
Siding, Barn Boards, and all
kinds Of Framing Material,
and is absolutely SELLING the sams At
LOWER FIGURES than they can be
purchased at the boosted Muscatipe Lum.
Der yards. .~#...ss MO
rsa- THE BEST OF COAL AL
WAYS ON HAND. 4 n "
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The Telegram h Department
The Daily Evening Journal.

Continuing full Telegraphc Reports OF News and the
Markets, up to the hour "f going to pressat three
T. ". and where trains leave in time for the second
Edition, mp to five 2. NJ each afternoon, will he mailed
to suhsCril ers at
s. Oo per dEREIa, s 400 fer months, $500 fer
three months.
N.ws dealers in city and country supplied at 60 per
hundred copies Express charges five cents per pack
age.) The Daily Evening journal may be had of all
newsmen in the principal places in Illinois. Wisconsin,
Iowa, Northern Indiana, and Southern Michigan. and
Of all the train boys the trains that leave the city
the eNeniug Of lis mobilization.
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PROF. l.. MiI.LEK'S
HAIR ENN7GOls ATOR:


An EFF. TIVE, ~. AND fCoNnritAL COMPOUND
FOR nE>TnEs%t, GRAY HAZE Ia It's Oripina
r,E.r sit,.n, Iveit.,, all r,.vo,,;,,r q II a =
W.. ....~,,t.,., 100, - '7 "
WIN Try.Nfs,- -r%T 'r,g vf..rs. ,
.I.-|L J., a. ,.,+ 90" ing H.
va o. asa fA' ~'| % 'isa'i'e OF
itS|fg,.li - A'| - remaining.
ioE Ef.A'f ~ - Ky AND DANDRIFF
ani Y fiitH~oas affections OF the scalp
, | OK l,EAG!lIiiNG TIE HAIR impaliing 10
. i "a. trranaf'g4 p'a.a and Lri!i;onr,, ,nato;
i,-,f,enI .,Ey in i,s .nr.era - - nt1"".
'"' S''AE al - tsA'h'e "Aa causing IL
o.
~ '.t sac l'' 'sSAg demand Tor
NJ "''', i"'t"a5" '7iF nee The proprietor
..-. y'@ l., a. '49 Us "AP necessary 10 satisfy dis
eng i@I.E. VI i's superior qualities over srr
."' .'3'@.' @l PRESENT ~ use. II cleanses tse
80 -+ ,l! "' t.. Hful and other cu,aneous
~ IN. eg and ae aE,r, 80 anu Hi.'
.,51 s ana r =, II, r and .ntns il will give
59.sr parts Which AaEe l"c laid, causing II 10
yea JFes@r"FeTi"ge ' Aa'r.
i"s'' afS hui"'5!s Of ladies' and rentlemen in New
,., ia, "1H '''5 ""F restored hy 81. r.s 9i thus
n has r. al "s'sr Ptsl@ nnm. n testify
u.s. H. a.. Isl'eLs nh hivss., -,
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NC" "ns'c:--''ssarah Jane Lce!''s.Sona
and Chorus.
A VERY BEAUTIFUL FLOWING MELODY. VIA
ehsy accompaniment; can be sung by chAlArep -
WIZ ~ ADULTS, ard Will soon become one Of the most
poPu' songs or day. Sentiment OF the vofds En-.
by - Hon .~u w.rRE y.-~~
LAY Eo' ie'"I No. SJ3 Broadway. New York.
)r" DER SHOT 4 CAPS, Just received. anew
ufry at Il. 4 N. CHILDS.
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/. II. SINGER 4 CO.'S GAZETTE.

W2seA :. = leautiiul Pictorial Paper entirely De
Ts.3 to -ae subject. 1t will be sent gratis.
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dissolution Notice.

Mpsr.nership heretofore yis.,ru
Merchaes ssfs 3 Bow lasocx, MASrrIt az, between
consent: MasrppfH is dissolved by m na,na
fairs of the late rm sR w Sf " The at
wa oe settled by
sprlngdale' Iowa, April 18th, 1851 hSsocK.
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JOEL JONES, President.
JAS y. ALVrRp, Secretary.
A.. s. GlLLETT, Vice-Pres. & Treas
lnstifancrs against losses by FIRE.
rs-Iosses promptly adjnsted.
, N.iATES, Agent, Upton. Iowa.
De-, lith 1854
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G."YTA PERCH. Cryp<,r
JOHNS Il CROSLEY

NJ, SOLE MANUFACTURERS
wholesale Warehouse ~ William street
Corner Of Liberty, New Yong
Full descriptive circulars and prices will he
furnished ON appIicafinn. nIarIu
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DARLING'S LIVER REGrLATOr

Removes the morbid and bilious deposits from
the stomach and bowels, regulates the liver and
kidneys. removing every obstruction, restores d
natural and healthy action Of the vital or-ans
l. IL 4 superior
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NO HEAT rs REer,REn

in making application. IT, expense Of arf,lyir. +;
trtlinc as an ordinary rosf can e covered AID lssl
the same day.
II nan h. ,r,l:,.y
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and when finished forms perfectly Fiar pPoo- ..r
fare, th an elastic body, VIII cauro, he ijprad 4
Heat. Cold, or Storms. Shrinking Of Roof Board. .
any external action whatever.
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The Nos and Machines are Of great capac
ity and application for manufacturing purposes.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-21
From Fortress MonIrl,oea..

FoRTREss MoNRoE, March l9.-Returns
from nearly all the precincts of. Accomao
and northampton counties show Mr.. Wat
son TO be ahead OF Mr. Segar nearly 100
votes. The result in Hampton presinct,
however, changes the result and Joseph
iSegar is elected to Congress by $50 or 40
majority.
A flag of truce was sent out to-day but
no news was received from the South. By
order of Gen. Wool the boats crew we're
not permitted to receive the Southern pa
pers, and consequently the Press is cut of
from the supply heretofore drawn upon.
The steamer Rhode Island arrived from
Key West with the mails yesterday even
ing aud sailed Immediately for New York.
Commissioners Yancey was captured a
few days since on board schooner which
was trying TO RIM the blockade He was
dressed in sailors clothes and was recog-
nized by one of the newspaper cores
pondents.
st. Marys and Jacksonville, Florida,
have been occupied by our forces.
The U. S. bark Young Rover, from the
mouth of the Rappnhannock, arrived last
night, but brings no news.
1t has been discovered that the teIe-
graph cable was cut about ten miles from
the eastern shore. A man has been ar
rested who is supposed ito be the Culprit
and has been sent to Gen. Lockwood. An
example will probably be, made of him.
The wind is Fast and the weather nn-
pleasant.
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hN-LuxuRIENr RRlnrr -Rrrnannr 80.

B9LUxURIEST BEAUTY, RRrMsTREEr's
INlNlTABLR HAIR REsToAT1vE.-It is not a
dye, but restores gray hair to its original
color, by supplying the capillary tubes
with natural sustenance, impaired by age
or disease. Al mstqntdneOus dyes are com
posed ofLunar Oaustic, destroying the vi
tally and beauty of the hair, and afford of
themselves no dressing. Heimstreeps In
imitable cOlOring not only restores hair to
its.natuFalicOlOr by san'e easy process, but
gives thehpira Luzurfent Beauty, promotes
its growth, prevents it's falling OF, eradi-
Gates dandruf, and imparts health aud
pleasantness to the head. 1t has stood the
test of time, being the original hair color
ing, and is constantly increasing in favor,
used by both ladies snd gentlemen. j.,
B. L. BABBlTT's PuRE. CoNcESrRArED
POTAsH, double strength of common Pot.
ash, six pounds will make one barrel Of
beautiful white Soap.
LdRD's BLOOM OF YourH. OR Llou1D
PEARL, for Identifying and preserving the
complexion and skin.
Just received, and for sale by Reed and
Kraft. ftf ~
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From Washington,

WAsHHeToN, March 20. n hepconlelo
Gallaton, Teun., town which has beer
decidedly disloyal, met iin.a town meeting
recently, and were addressed by BayfC
Peytopi Esq, a loyal man, and voted tc
petition for a'post Office there, expressing
a willingness TO return to their allegiance
A post Office will be established there in a
few days, according toitheir petition.
A special agent of the Post Office De-
partmeut, acting on the Tennessee and
Kentucky borders, reports as follows: SIT
y gratifying, that wherever have been, to
ind there is strong desire for the re-es-
adjustment of tho mails, and willing
a asss among the people TO return e their
Three deserters, brought up by the
steamer Leslie this morning, confirm the
report of the evacuation of Acuuia Greek.
They say the rebel forces there had been
10000 before they left. They. tore up n
large patpof the railroad. set fire to the
station, wharVes, Sc, and burnt large
schooner. i'a
An official dispatch from Com. Foote,
receiYediat midnight yesterday at Cairo,
and telegrHphed hither to-day, says Island
No. 10 is harder to conquer than Column
bus, and the Island shores are lined with
forts, each tort commanding the one above
it. He was gradually approaching 1t, but
still did not hope for much until the occur
renee of certain events, which promises
success. We are firing day and night on
the rebels, and we gain ON them. We are
having some of the most beautiful rife
practice ever witnessed. The mortar shells
have done fine execution. One shell was
fairly landed on their floating battery, and.
cleared the concern In short metre.
WAsHINGTON, March l9.-TheU s. sup
ply steamer Rhode Island, with mails and
dispatches from the government, arrived
at Hampton Roads on the 18th Instant
During her trip she supplied 80 vessels
with fresh provisions. The following items
are taken from dispatches brought by her
received at the Navy Department.
Charles E. Il. Hammond of Pennsylvania,
Assistant Pay Master on the U. s. ship Sci
ota, accidentally shot himself Feb. 2fth.-
Wishing to look at the condition of his re-
yolver which was placed under his berth,
he leaned over and was in the act of draw!
ing it out by the muzzle, when the hammer
struck something and tho pistol went of,
the 6allstrikiug him just below the heart,
passing down and coming out his back
little above the hip. He lived about 48
hours after the accident, aud his remains
were brought home or, the Rhode Island,
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pD-DR. WHlTE INDICTED roa PERJUFY7.
Tho Grand Jury ofthe Circuit Court for
Brooke County ,soh tuesday last, iouad d
true bill against Or. White, late Of Wells.
burg for perjury. The Doctor took the
oath to support the Constitution of the
United Statess and the restored govern
ment of Virginia. and the first chance he
got he abandoned his family and went to
Dixie, where he caused to. be published a
lying newspaper article id rsteteuce to
things in this part of the State.