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And all Complaints where gentle and Cooling Aperien
Purgative is required.
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Vessels and Planters will find il valuable addition
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IL is in the form of Powder, carefully Put up Ia bot
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Manufactured only by TARRANT a Co. No 27S Green
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M < DICAL.
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SELTzER APERIENT-

This valuable and popular Medicine has universally re
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~ ILBl FERGUSON, Attorney aud Counselor at Law
IN Pays cash for approved Judgments and mort cages:
s~O negotiatc> loans. notes. &c Office "a East
ington street second door the right hand c-
posite 6lenn> hock. oct9
MIC DONALD. RoACHE LEWIS. Io.eha r. McDon-
WI aid. Addison L. Roach. joseph \ Lewis At
ttoreys and Couuselors AZ Law r tina Insurance om-
pany Building second hoor PennSylsa ieldly
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NOTICE.

VNTE have this day sold our Bakery Nessrs. Nick
w um A Psrott.
Thanking the public in general for iheir be patron
age. would respectfully ak the continuance of the
A. ]. NEIHsER
indianapolis July >. lss2. Jyil-d3t
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habit fabuse. To which Is added observations
Female Diseases, and other interesting matter OF the
most importance the married and those contemplating
marriage who entertain doubts Of their physical ability
that Sent TO any address In sealed wrap
per, on receipt Of ten cents or four stamps.
We devote entire tine and attention 20 the treat
of the various private diseases treated Of in pr
report Our Dpensary Is the only Institution Of the
kind In America which has been ablished by special
charter this fact should give IL preference the
various quacks Of doubtful character to be found in all
arge cities.
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MEDICAL BOOKS, &C.


BY THE LEGISLATURES or KENTUCKY FOR THE
TREATMENT OF ALL THE DISEASES OF THE
URINARY AND GENITAL ORGANS.
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AUGUST %, 1862.


vERMlN ExTERMlNAroR.
To Destroy-Rats, Roaches, &c.
To Destroy-Mice. Moles, and Ants.
To Destroy-Bed Bugs.
To Desroy-Moths in Furs, Clothes, &c.
To Destroy-Mosquitoes and Fleas.
To Desrroy-Insects on Plants and Fowls.
To Destroy-Insects on Animals, &c.
To DeSiroy-Every form and species of
Vermin.
S lI|||I||a =
"oNLY INFALLIIBLE REMEDIES KNOWN"
Destroys Instantly
EVERY FORM AND SPECIES OF
vERMIN.
Those Preparations (unlike all others) are
Free from Poisons."
mot dangerous to the Human Family"
"Rats do not die on the premises"
"They come out of their holes to die
'They are the only yinfallible remedies known" Z"
'l2 years and more established in New York
City"
Used 6y-the City Post Office.
Used by-the City Prisons and Station
Houses.
Used by-the City Steamers, Ships, &c.
Used Jy-the City Hospitals, Alms-Houses
Used Jy-the City Hotels-'Astor,'l'St.
Nicholas, &c.
Used ty-the Boarding Houses, &C., &c.
Used ignore than Sc, 900 private families.
"a See one or t,co Specimens of schdt is
ecerpchere said By he People-Editors-
Observation-Disclosures with yer
min need be so no longer, if they use Cos
satisfaction, and if box cost So we would
have it. We had tried poisons, but they eff
fected nothing; but "CosTAR's' article knocks
the breath out of Rats, Mice. Reaches and
Bed-Bugs. quicker than we can write it. 1t
is in great demand all over the country
Nedina q. Gazette.
MORE GRAIN and provisions are de-
stroyed annually in Grant County by vermin
than would pay for tons of this Rat and Insect
Killer.-LdncaSter HIS. Herald
HENRY X. COSTAR-We are selling
your preparations rapidly. Wherever they
have been used, Rats, Mice, Reaches and
Vermin disappear rapidly
ECKER & STouFFER,
Druggists, Windsor, Md.
''Costar's" Rat, Roach, sc. Exterminator.
'Costar's"
''Costar's" Bed-Bug Exteminator.
''Costar's"
"Costa.'s" Electric Powder, for Insects &c.
In 25c. soc. and 81 BOXES, BOTTLES AND
FLAsKs, SO and So SIZES FOR PLANTA-
TIoNs, SHIPS, BoATs, HOTELS, &c.
C1U1TON To prevent the public from
being imposed upon by Spurious and Highly
Pernic,ous limitations, a new label has been
prepared, bearing a facsimile of the Pro-
prietor's signature Examine, each box, bot
tie or flask carefully before purchasing, and
take nothing but "COSTAR'S."
Ea5 Sold erery,rhere-by
All WHOLESALE DRUGGIsTs in the
large cities.
4
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We clip the following irOw the Wheel.
inc DniIYPress:
Fonrth yirsinio.
NEngno. IA. Miarch 81. 18Gl


Editors Press; propose 10 give you
occasionally some items from The Ali
Virginia Regiment. have pernsed sev.
eral numbers Of Your paper, and in them
numerous letters from different Virginia
regiments, but none from the 4th. Our
regiment is one Of the first that entered
The three years service, the first compa.
ny having been mustered IN in June last
The regiment was recruited principally
in Mason, Kanawha, Putnam and jack
son counties, and the men are the ilower
Of these counties, who have enlisted
purely from patriotic motives, and they
are anxious to strike some blows lor the
mainenonce of the Union.
We have benin Ceredo since De-
comber last, and when the the weather
would permit every available moment
has been devoted to drilling, and conse'
quently we are well prepared for The
coming spring campaign.
Last summetan immense amount oil
scouting was performed by some OF The
companies in our tegiment--B and D
being stationed IN Charleston, and A,.C.
L and + in Spencer, in Roane county
The Paymaster made his appearance
in this section of country last evening,
lie is now paying Of the % Virginia
Cavalry at GGyandottc, and will be with
go. ...t ,.-..I No. H., Io,yas .ttA l.nk
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God, 10 your bravery and good conduct,
tits iue ,ho, not a single reverse hasat.
tondsd o1t arms inall these vast regions.
Whoeyer ! go, | shall boar with me
The ;oaembrOnoo Of men, who, leaving
home and all its onlearments against
the force Of fall former tastes and habits.
hive undertaken to inure themselves 10
The tolls priyaljons, and harlsbips and
dangers ofmilltay life, aud have sue.
ceedel.
But, comrades, proud as am of thu
manly energy YOU have thus displayed,
| am prouier still to bear testimony TO
tho pure and lofty patriotism which has
called It's orth.
No mean and sectional spirit, no low
trucking 10 reckless leadership
no blind and ignorant fahaticism has
amin ted you, By your intelligence
yopr magrmnimity aud iorbrorance to.
wards those whom The rebcllion has
mislei you have shown that you enter,
elintasthc conflict with conviction
that the interests Of free Government
and even ofEnmoE freedom itself opPo.
scd by arbitrary and despollc will--by
rebellion in favor Of despolsm- LAY in
the issue. ard that you fought for the
liberties of all both North aud South.
Such men deserve to be, and will be
free themselves, or, dying, will bcQueaih
liberty and q glorious name To their pos
lerity
That It may be Your happy lot in tho
Union under the Constitution. and the
laws, to bO froo and happy yourselves,
aud to bcqucotlr freedom, and happiness
and glorious 10 your children IS
nay cherished wish and hope
w $ RosrcRkNs,
Brig. Gem IT, $. A.
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How IL mnle grone,.


Whom you wish "a senI money IN (
letter let your bills bo Of such denomi
nations as wlllrcquiro the least numbcr
to make the desired amount; be sure also
that iheyore good bills Put the mon
ey within tho lrltar sheet,so that il may
oote9mo io contact with Gle envelope
ana'secarc the lcller drmly. lsdtonihs.
postage stomp pyoarsalf oudquiodylron
Il in the posioilioc box,for to register Z
lcaetis metels-toilObol il as coatainipr
money,
We find goo | bint2 ontbeso matter,
in Field Notes
In sepiing gold OF silver coin BY lei,
tcrtakc q thin card the s'ae of tho leE
tor when folded, cut out notes.-the size OIL
tho coin, set he coin in tile holes and
paste thin napor lightly over, ,tokoep the
money in its place. llis Of no uso 10
stick CON upon wafer 10 tho sheet Of
The Icttpr-ilqIways gets of By the Jolt
ing Of thcmsil matter, Any amount of
silver coinloss than a hall dollar can "a
IN lignl letter sheet for single postage,
q half dolldt iaan ordinary letter alway !
cost double postage.
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NUMBER 6.

come forth and once more resume thoit
usual ayocolions, From information de'
rived from those at Court, think larae
crops Yillbe harvested hcra next sum
mer Business has beon almost entirely
suspended il Cared the residents &
tba town having mostly ert, Those who
remaih contemplate 3 revival of bus
ress here when Spring optns.
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From the Cincinnati Commercial,
PARS0N BROWNLOW IN CINCIN
NATI,
MATT.
His Straight Out Union Speeches He
is Hot aud Heavy on the Traitors.

PARsoN BRowNLow, Of East Tennessee,
accompanied by his son, arrived in this
city yesterday, and took quarters in the
Gibson House At Q o'clock tho Union
Committee met him in the ladies' parlor;
and he was welcomed by Pollock VII.
son, Esq, who alluded with emotion to
the seeuton. The PaHon was much
moved by the cora,Olity of his reception.
and commenced speaking with STAN.
merlng voice, and eyes filled with tears.
He give some outlines of his political 70.
cord. He had been for Clay in 1885,
for Harrison in 1910, for Webster in
1852, for Fillmore in 1855, for Bell and
Everett in 1860. Speaking of Bell al.
ways reminded him of"pitty the sorrows
of a poor old man" He (tso Parson)
had never had sympathy with Secession.
lists Ho had been offered largo bribes
to sustain the rebellion; but though he
was a poor man ho was not for sale.-
He gave an account of his correspond.
cnce with Judah P, Benjamin, all of
which he had preserved and would pub.
li'h in his forthcoming book He could
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d
\ sgSe.oo'S' ,is, u,upNI.h 'al, uoo.9.''l4en
Snil5S,u o, one OF 'peF ieS,pe"'S' Wag -
s'Da % toe so''o"s ana H'u 'aS e'Owu
~ f@o,ea 70 se9 'oe n,ps,ns' 'up' 'us
yokNs man ooou, F." oo eA,ou'eu usu
ueau 'Va i0Vo 'ne 'o"'n''S'o" S' 'u'
S.'fles LOT "Neh he was 70 s"u'r, ny Ie
MI. ; meRsoRd was sorry 'oF Wuu' ~
igat 8oNe' me ms'. me' was NoouL 30
n yluus spraos 10 MS 'oeI anu callfu
~ t.a' every worl '"e OnSp!a'n ."1
uS'fieu woS iHise' nc was tGe 'uenlep'
,uSl ,uS Noo taa pur''e9 tNe New or'ek
usfSe' ne kNew wae' ne was ABOUT
WIN no a'd ~ anI would 40 IL
asiYn u Nat a chsnee' hey pignt go
olsNi'h ,nelF nahslnS' ne was ready Tor
lsa Aul tney huos MN 'or'hwlth me
tson 'oiu OF an 'nolens'Se c'uzen VINO
msg Pon'e out 10 n party OF strsssling
soilpefS' wh'Ie At work N his held as =.
a-u GhionlSh ne was al once hrea
uP anu so mangIed' mat he died with
~ lew hoGrs'
ns farson saId II mlghta asion'sh them
u4s tne creates. negro thieves IN me
W. y were tne Confederate soldiers he
sp'e igeIlng'y upon THIS subject They
ny stolen irom NINA likely negro boy
!ees.sleen es{sleen years oll' and worth u lhous
eq4 dollars lie mad never heard from
tafooy since Ne had been taken away
any never expected to see him agoln or
to9Pt q cent Tor h'm, It was a solemn
ias5 mat tho Gonleaerate soldiers had
stqBn more hegroes during TINS war
lAast all Inc AooI'''onlSis had stolen Tor
los years These soldiers were the
sSSegylngs OF the earth Not QUE hal'
OF penn mad ever owned a Negro or
We 'eonneclod by any degree Of SoclsI
aln tyfor eonsapSuIniiy, with anybody
wh ever did own a negro, Not only
~ hey steal negroes, bul they enter.
cd bouses and took the clothing from
bed, broke open the drawers, aud took
all3hemoney ndjowcltv that they could
lay4heir hands upon. They were, en-.
phe lcally, thieves, rs well as traitors
had recently had a conversation
will q secesh Adg who spoke as usual
ofsee Of the chigalry whipping five of
tlie Yankees. He asked her about Fort
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Refining and Commanding Generals.
Annexed, we give the Farewell Order
Of Brigadier Gen. W. S. Rosecrans, who
has for eight months past been in
command Of the Department Of West
Virginia having been. prior to that
time, in command Of brigade under
Gen. Mcclellan in this department for
one month. During the discharge Of lis
arduous duties, both in The field anl at
Headquarters, he has cnlcsred himself
10 his enrire commend, and secured the
highest approval Of his suPcriors.
Gen Fremont comes among US, in
the face OF considerable popular aIeju.
dice growing out Of his prior political
status and associations. Blu! he Is pa.
riot and skiilrul officer, man Of dc.
tcrnined VIII and untiring energy and
has the advantage ofbirth and education
ia the South, and large experience in
mountainous regions and among mankind
generally, which vii enable him to Op.
.prcciatc ,hc wants and peculiar position
Of our people; ami we have confidence
that he will righfully fulfill his mission
in the Mountain Department. Appcn
dei Is he order Of Gen, Rosocrsus, to
which We have above referred.
Lisa Kindly nodes and timely paper
GENERAL ORDER so, l..
lIEAQuARraRs OF TIM DcpARrMESr)
OF THE MoUNTAISs,}
Wheeling Va, March 20, 1862
Brother Officers and soldcrs;--Deparl.
ment Order No. n, published the Pres
idenps War order No, 5, announcing
the change in the limits and styles Of
this Department, and the assignment Of
an officer of superior rank to It's com
mand,
Major. General John C. Fremont U.
s. A. having arrived at Wheeling to as.
'sGiaH ttlEeohMihd, I now take leave Of
you in the only manner 10 which circum.
stanoes permit--yiz. in General Order
COMPANIONS IN ARNS--ln this vast
Department Of Mountoins and Forests.
in the rains Of summer, the cold and
storms Of winter Cornins months, have
witnessed your upcomphming patience,
zeal and actyitY-yonr mlchnes your
marchings and your combaw Under
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POLITICAL.
THE SOUTHERN WAGON

THE SOUTHERN WAGON.
An--"wait for the Wagon"
Jea Davis built a wagon, and on it put his
name,
And Bcaurcgard was driver Of Srsossiop'G w
ly framei
The horse he would get hungry. a, mo't of
horses do
They had to keep thccollar tight to keep from
pulling through.
chorus.
Bully for the wagon,
Thcnew Secessi Wagon,
OH Beaury hold the nag in
While you all take ride.
The axlcs wanted grcusiOg-,le body wasn't
wide,
North ooroliua Jumped into it, Mis- issiPpi by
her side;
Virginia took cushioned seat, and Louisiana
next,
South Carolina got to 'scrougiug" and Florida
got yercd.
They asked Kentucky to take ride, she said
"lhe horse was blind"
She shook her hcadat seeing Tennessee jump
on behind;
BptJcir assured her "all was right the wag,
on it was new,
Missouri winked at Beaurcgard, and said ait
wouldn't do"
Old Scot brought out his wngon-one that had
run tor ears;
They caugh I'D Union, hitched him up, and
creased his running gears.
Said Scott, Mcclellan, you're the boy want
to fill my place,
sotake the rcins, and get the f9Iks, aud givp
Seeesh race"
New York and Pennsylvania. with host Of
Yanke? boys.
Got up iato the wagon, aud thcy called for IL.
lnois
Aud old Ohio, she jumped in, Missouri tried
gcrncs,
Aud Indiana threw her arm around good old
Kentuck.
Old Union threw his head back--he Travelled
rather slow,
Untilthey reached Manassas, they halloed
"lct him &c"
Their cheers for Union made him put new
metlel in hls heel,
lie run into "secessiol" the sposcs out
of wheel.
They tool; the broken wagon back, aud put in
all nev spokes
sccesh went ont toward, Kcntacb, iotell it to
~ thsfalkss -4sa2s.asi 5. s.-, ~
Old Union started after, and he made the wei
kinring
When he run into Secession at little placc--
"Mill Spring."
Scccsh got scared and run away--the like was
never seen,
Old Union threw his head back, and sailed
through Bowling Green;
Scccsl ran 10 tn Cumberland. and couldn't
get across
He broke thorcigns that guided him, aud trus.
led to the hoss.
Old Union got his "danderuP" and passed him
"under way
He run into Fort Donelson, but didn't 60 10 stay
Tennessee fell out ofthe wagon, and the bal
ance ofthem cried,
Aud asked Mcclellan, as he passed SAY
Mister let us ride"
They went from there to Nashville, and there
they'll change the scenes,
They'll grease heaxlcs, turn old Unions head
toward New Orleans;
They il stop at Mepphis, feed the loss, and
then they'll let him go.
To drag Secesl's rotten frame to The Gulf of
Mexico.
Now Bnckncr, he's gone up the spout and
Floyd has seen the sights,
And all the boys that went away with Buckncr
for their rights"
All! boys, you've seen the clcphant--I hope it
won't be long,
Til! you'll be singing out with joy, "Thc u.
nion right or wrong" JEST So"
s,s..1Essss.n.z-.a...ss.z.
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Andrcw Johnson on ,hs SccoSh IN Nash
viilC.

viic.
WAsnINGroN. Aprl2,---l'ho President
has received u letter flom Coy, Andrew
Johnson, dated at Nashville, representing
that the secession feeling Is very strong
in tbqt city. <
The small contractors who haze arrived
here from Kentucky, declaro that State
will probably accept the plan of cmqnc
patton suggested by the PresidcDy in his
recon message.
Washingoh rel ofl states that John
Janney, President ollbe Virginia Secess
ion Convention has lalcn The oath Of al
leg ancc 70 lhe Federal Goyernmogt.
Tho Commissioners to examine into lle
affairs OF the Western or Missouri Depart
mont have made q yoluminops report, IN
which llioy slstr lhsy examined I,2Oa
witnesses aad lad claims presscuted 10
tbea anlmounliuglo a8,oaO,00O. They
lreinarkel lhit they have devoted The
,fiiil6naLaaal KEN ,stlre fts
posure of thc abus which have ch5rac
teriz.d the loslaimjni5iraliqu ofbhat De,
partmont, and testify to the INTEGRITY
which generally has been displayed hy
merchants, mechanics and manufacturer.
when permitted to deal directly with th6
Government Wide spread as has been
the Generalization in olliciaI circles, and
among thejt Dependents aud hyortes
and startling rs have been the frauds
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EagIe Mills
POINT PLEASANT,
MASON COUNTY

MASON COUNTY, VA,
FItlE Subscriber would respectfully inform
L thepublic that he is prepared to furnish
persons in want of
LUMBERN THE ROUGH.
-uch As white Pine inch IL inch ~ inch
and . inch, OF all qualities; also, Poplar, Oak
and Yellow Pine aud plaslcring laihs.
Dressed Flooring, Ceiling, Castings and
Palings,
All OF which viii sell as cheap or cheaper
than they can he go at any other place in this
part Of the country.
In connection with theabyc ! have new
GRGST MILL,
which have completed but a short time. with
three run Of Frcuch Burls-onc for corn one
for custom wheat and the other expressly for
Merchant work. They can be run separately
or MI together
JPSaturday is the day forrtiudng Corn hut
can rrind Wheat any day when [ have stoan
up, charge The oigth for grinding Wheat and
the sixth for grinding corn, but will exchange
at all times when pAylieSs sNiSh;@dS sh.,.rr,,aar
Those living ON thr kNnawha river. and
wishing to send their wheat or corn to nv mill
for the purpo,o of having | { ground, or exchnn.
ged and not wishing 10 come with Il, can send
1t down on some Of The boats with instructions
by lcl'cr, and | will have II hauled up TO thc
Mill and back FREE OF CHARGE,
b'Thc highest market priccpnid for wheat
corn aud logsRt all times
S CONSTQCH,
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The LIne ofllir Knnamhn.

Matters on the linospf' Ifie Kanawh4
RiveraIe reportod in ve(y Qwosenl stale
The presare eslla EadaIsl4saoqs.aaaet-
General Rostcrans has lad iho tendency,
in lbgt whole section of country to reas
sure The inhabitants Of protection, and
they are preparing, with the usual on y
orgy that has qharaoleliS4l them in time.
gons by, to cultvoic their farms. Largo
numbGw of farmers came down on the
boat to lay in seed for new crop, their
o. ire stock having either been taken away
OF destroyed by lhe rebels, under lholt
noto, ious traitors Jenkins and Clarlson'
- Wheeling Press. ''
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Gbe tl)eelsln Register
ADVERTISING.

One Square Of ~ lines, one or three insertions
$500. Each subsequent insertion, 25 cents.
Professional cards of lines or less year So
Quarter Colum 6months $40 one year Sl5
Half Column, 6months Sl5, year $50
One Column, months SIS year s35
liberal Discount made 10 those who adyer.
tise by the year
ailxsements must havetho number CT in.
sertf9 marked on the copy, or lhey will bo
kepe9t ill forbid and char :ci accordingly.
Az casual oriranscn advertisements must
be paid for in advance, 10 insure their insertion
l1'Ailidavit will no, be made to orders of
Publication or other legal advertisements I'M,
less they are paid for
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j. G. FREMONT.
Alrjor General Commadding.
Hesdquatters, Mouplaia DaparLment
\NneeTihy- Vt8TGh ~. tt,iZ.

IIlHNq lIrFal lnQupIdNl UNpAIlNtNI
whecThJ NdfCh 20, rSoz' r
General Orders, No &.
All NJ Western Virginia, north and
east Of the counties of jackson, lIoane.
Calhoun, Baxton, Lewis, Brbour and
Tucker, inclusive, and Westo Of the Al
eghenies, Maryland aod Pennsylvania,
will until further orders. constitute the
Railrooi District, Brigalior General
B. f. Kelly, Volunteers is assigned to
the command.
BY orler of
MAJOR GEN FREMONT
HENRY THRALL, Asst Ad Gen.
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WIZ learn fromth Nashville Banpog
that milroad communication between
Nashville anil Duck river over tho Ten
aCssee and Alabama Railroad has been
opened again, and the Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad will soon bo r
running order 10 Marireesboto.
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kossurn still resides in London, where
his sons have recently graduated from
the Uniyersiiy. He is now sixty yoays
oil age. lie is still working for Hungai
~, expects mid from Napoleon Ill, It oys
on that potentalo interler0s u thea Affairs Of
Southern Europe.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-04-10

Arn--"wait for the wagon