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W hat Constitutes Treason,

Cincinnati, May The United State, cir
cut court in It's April term, 1861, by its grand
jury, found nn Indictment of treason against
James W. Ctenowith, for furnishing supplies
anu munitions Of war t. the rebels. At the
present term, Ex-senator Pugh counsel for
defendant, moved To qua>h the Indictment Ca
the ground that the first clause Of section 81
article 81 OF the constitution, which provides
that treason shall consist only in lcyvinc
war" refers to rebellion: while the second
clause, or NinciinG to their enemies, in civ.
'ng them aid and comfort" relates only 10 a
public war with u foreign enemy. Justice
SWAN" gave his decision yesterday, sustain
ing the motion by quashing the ndictment
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self such punishment, Mrs. Kendrck exhibi.
ted determined herosm, combined with true
womanly dignity, that does her much honor.
Her act will be applauded wherever it is
known, and were there few more examples
of the kind, there would be far less libertines
in the world. Dap. GazeUe.
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mississippi 4 Missouri Railroad,
S2 So 49, CO. ID
1890 ST-Npsr,,


Trains runby Chicago time, which is,ve,vo ,nIa
utes faster than Davenport time.
IN AND AFTER MONDAY NAV
" 1862, and until further notice. nassoora.
ra'ns Will leave Davenport as follows
For Marengo and Washington. AM
Trains arrive at Davenport as follows:
From Marengo and Washington. Crop n
-hofnhs trains out OF Davenport make direct
connections at Mareugo, Iowa CITY and Wasb'
lne'on, with the Western Stage CompaDy,s
Stages for all points west
Trans from the west connect at Davenport with
trains of the Chicago Rock Island Railroad for
all points North and South
Passengers reminded of the necessity of
giving distinct directions as to the destination -
their baggage, Also to procure tickets before tai.
ing their seats in the cars.
JOHN +. TRACY, Geul. Stunt.
A. klMBALL, Asst. Sup,.
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ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

NWILER & REID have this day made an
- Assignment of the property belonging to the
firm to c. L. Bascom, Tor the benefit of their
creditors.
All persons indebted to the firm are requested
to call immediately and pay the Indebtedness.
Those having unsettled accounts are requested
to call and make arrangements tor their settle.
ment. c. L. BAsCOM, Assignee.
Rock Island, MAY 3, 1862.
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Mr. A A Woodruff, of Camden, brings very
large and excellent pie plant to this marketable
hnest We have seen this year
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Ca'ilS and Ftcer. CdiHs anil Fecer.
ChliS aad fercr. ChiHS and Fecer.

ohc Of the greatest remedies that was ever laid
before the public for Fever and
thRI~t.E'~ Aguc, and which has rpccly-
ed the highest encomlums from
tt't. the press and the people, is ID .
CHRlSIIE'S AGI T. BALSAM
BAI.SAM Who would lndure the torture
arising from this terrible dsease
when II can be so easily cured ; Who would en-.
durc sIccpcss nights, burning cyers and lcy chIlls
alternately, when remedy can be obtained tor a
mere trItie And yet how many families linger
ont a PAINFUL existence under tins deadly blight
and do nothing but gup down qulnlne, until 1t
becomes as common AS their daily meals and vet
they are not relieved. None but the foolish and
weak would hesitate to procure this valuable med
icine, aud save themselves intense agony
bash IdrOCdte.
The above Is only of the numerous favorable
notices of free and untrammecd press when
such powerful friend as the press speaks IN It's
FAVOR, 1t cannot be otherwise than popular
Sold by all druggists.
II. SCOVlLL, Proprietor.
mANod"Im' Chicago, Illinois.
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
OF HARTFORD, CONN,
On the LIST Day Of January, 1862.
CAP Tall.
Amount OF Capital Stock paid up... 5000 600 90
Amount Of Surplus on hand......... "a Gag 43
A s ) f. T s

'A"'"'' VI '"'PiuS vi Idlh'' ~ Jay
t Total Capital and Surplus. 800. 1924 O49 43
ASSETS.
Cash on hand and in Bank...........Sl2 6ql Is
Cash IN hands of Agents, 600 OC
Bills receivable, Accounts and other
Claims, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ) S39 "a
$40 900 New York per cent
State stock of lSOI.......u SlO45 10 4jO OO
10 Bonds OF State Of Conn" 1910 10 $50 90
10 6 of Ctty of Elartt'd'' 1885 Is 5aj 90
. OF CITY OF Brook
Ign, n. l...........,." 1880 3 liO OO
| ~ Bonds Galena Chicago
Railroad Company. 1000 10 600 90
! - Bonds Clevel'd, Pains &
Astabula K. R. Co., 900
- ec1ch)'.;.:.....,........" 52j 800 90
/ % shares Hartford l. New
Haven X. T. Co. Stock. 8" lao : 100 IN
/ 100 Shares Hartford Bank
stock, Hartford. ......." 1874 "a 800 90
| 200 Shares Farmers and Me-
chanlCs Bank Stk HID. " ll2 y 400 90
100 Shares City Bank, H't, ss 10 II 600 90
100 Shares Etna Blk SIX H'd. lO5 10 500 90
100 Shares Merchant 4 Man
ufrs Bank Stock, II'd.. -" lOl 10 100 on
% Shares Charter Oak bank
Stock, Hartford, ........" 100 & 100 90
SO Shares Mercantile Bank
stock, Hartford. ........." 50 ! 600 90
20 Shares Phoenix Bank
Stock, Hartford .,...." % 4 15O 90
lUo Shares Ocean Bank SIX
New York. Al 100 90
30 Shares st. Nicholas Bank
stock, n l..........." So 100 90
30 Shares Park Blk SIX N.Y. 90 500 90
% Shares Metropolitan Blk
SIX, New iork...,...." "a 4 700 90
% Shares Nassau B'k St'k.
n. 1......,.......,,,H ~ 4 o5O 90
30 Shares Continental Bank
Stock, \. l........" - 2 30 no
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4 BRAVE low, Wu,,xE,,,s, s,,,,.,.......
Private letters received in this civ yiyn H.,
particulars Of an affair which rrrcniIv ba,
nened at Cane Girardeau IN Win ""P
thi. city bore an aetive nort W. KonIss;,, "
wife Of Can't Frank K.nIric ~ .nn oi ,vH
| airy hind been srayin,,t - bnt.l IN ,l,. U ,'I
I,,,. fnr son,a ,;,1o ,yb' ,,,, ~ ,'"i VIZ
u~ht by m0u At her roomInor who r''g
oa7,;t,o,,e ,rb,nh ,a, ~ wa" u','ied
Nv lis nar.;.,;nn Oh" ,oiI,,I f '1'Isou' ana
,I az h',t 'ue >a,''u !:I "eIp' ne
,,' ,hn alar, ,I '.u''' M"e't s"e
I1niInrS thsn norn NJ En'L.;,I' "a" ou '"c
aH,,,soI ,as to $50 :, a. pistol "H
ron'o o,n;n Va 40 80 a"a 81, Va" =, svou"N'e'
enad ~ .hn,, b;, IL 30 'Ivn '''re"'
When he isI T,,o ,r ,brao n; nIt nc, "Snt-'
WAS nga;n ay,lonod ,v HI. ra a"tS a''s. S"e
rn,m 7n"r anI nnonoJ;, -" asl ,"Pp'aI az ner
he wanted n"I i he ra az ""u "S"ep rl wat
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MASTERS SALE.
STATE OF ILLINOIS,

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Rock Island County, %
In the Circuit Court of said County. the Sen .
Term, A. b. lSOl
Henry Allen Is. Charles Is. Waite and Catharlne
'. Waite, John W. Buckley, John r. Corker,
MAJOR +. IRWIN, George w. Ttaver, and John n
knann. EArrmfnf. 4
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Prentlso says the rebel women are not half
so ready to run away from our fine looking
Yankee soldiers as the rebel men are.
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What compliment to the Car Of Russia
1t Will be to seni to him, as an Amerl AN
munster, dismissed aud publicly censureI
at home cabinet officer. Really, the Autoc.
rat ought 10 wrIlc Us Il letter Of grateful ac-
knowIed gmeut-N. T. Sunday lanes.
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VI all the "Chldren Of Wealth., - the great,
est, without exception, are the Rothschildren
% enormous IS their wealth that we are as.
surcd by Confidential clerk in the establish
m"nt, That many and manga time it has been
almost beyond Barring -Panch
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THE MOLINE RUNAw

MOLINE, Ill, May y. 1852.
Mr. DANFoRTH--Dear Sir: In the ARGUS Of Sat
drday last, in relation to K. L. Brown, you sa,
that he was elected by the tetotal abolition win,
OF the dominant party Of this place A. you hay,
cAfonlcIed the event, l have no..doubt YOU intend
ea 10 Go it truthfully In order that YOU NAV Dc
50 will give YOU the facts
Fohucs was ignored when Mr. Brown was elect
ed The whisky question is forced upon Us at all
Of our municipal elections. Mr. g. wa, the can
didate OF the whisky party The temperance men
voted for }. X. Anderson
The man who assisted Brown away wa. a wills.
kyite, and not member Of tho dominant par,v''
here Truly yours, WV. krR>s
We cheertally give place to Mr. Kerrls' commu.
nication, as the truth is all We aim at in the mat
ter-and we guess that is bad enough for al! con.
cerned
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Ternls--CASII.
HORSE LOST.

NTRAlED from the subscriber at Rock l..
- land, about ten days ago, a small heavy made
dark bay horse. about : years old very heavy
taI' and long name; a small white spo, Just above
the hoof of left hind leg.
Any person returning HIM or informing me wher,
he can be found, will be suitably rewarded.
IS. GUYER.
May 9th, 1862, DIT
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In Chcngo, on the receipt of the news of
taking of Norfolk the blowing up Of the Mcr-
rImac, etc, the bells Of the city were runs,
a national salute fired and the people ndulg.
ed IN the most unlimited rejoicing
The board Of trade adjourned, on account
OF the taking Of Richmond aud that event
Wa also celebrated
They were a Htt,e too soon, bat it j. all
well enough, for Mcclellan is sure to take it.
Mr.. Richardson, Of this state, expressed the
feelings Of more than himself when he said
the other day in the house that the country
would be the gamer if the riot act were read
and congress Dispersed"
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h'hly amen TO- NHdTIcs Is. waite ana tatIiarIne
'. Waite, John w. Buckley, John r Corker.
MAJOR +. IRWIN, George W. Traver and John n.
Knapp, Executor, sc.
To Forcclose Mortgage.
\ OFFICES hereby given that |, +. X. Beany
" Master IN thanCery of the above named
Court, IN pursuance OF a decrotal order of said
court, made in the above entitled cause on the
l4th day oiseptcmber and of the said September
term, \. D. 1861. shall, On SATURDAY, THE
l1Tii DAY OF MAY, a. D. 1862, between the
hours OF . O'Clock A. Nj. and O'Clock p. NJ of
SAID day sell at public auction. at the door of the
Court House IN SAID county, To the highest bidder
tor cash, the following described real estate to-
wit: The undivided half of lots one ~ two ~
and three 81, IN block eight (SJ OF lots eight
~ and nine t9j,ln block nine i9) of lots two q
three 81, four a. and SIX ~, IN block eleven
OllJ; lots i've l5), eight - and nine o. IN block
thrty-l,ur t3ll, of the east siXty-sx and two.
thirds t66-) feet, of lot seven ~, IN block thirty
seven O3D; OF lots five to-, eight ls) and nine (dl
N block lorty-cght as of lot five ~, IN block
hit!.two O32J and of water lot four lly IN block
seven l7l--al IN the Chicago or Lower Addition
to Rock Island, IN the County Of Rock Island
and state OF Illinois. Also the south half of lot
twenty ,two (22), IN block SIX 81, in Wabausa Adj
dtlon to Chicago in the County of Cook, and State
Of Illinois.
Dated April -, 1862.
+. K. BEAN. Master in Chancery
Rock Island County, Ills.
irARI CURTIS. Jr., Solicitor for Comp't.
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9g Utltgtnpt,
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
From Arkansas,
Correspondents Of the St. Louis Domocrat.)

L. NSAASoPOuusnCo OF LuS st. Louis DemocTAt)
BATEsvILLE, AK, May lO.-A portion Of
Generals Davis and Asbolh's divisions, aud
two of Geu. Steeles regiments, left here
to-day for the North.
An adequate force is still here, however,
Tor operations in this direction.
Our advance, uuder Gen. Osterhaus,
crossed the White River on the 9Th, and
took the road to Little Rock, the CAPITAL
of the State. =
AS many as $50 persons per day have
come forward and taken the oath of al
legtance, embracing judges, ministers, and
many of the most Influential citizens. The
sentiment OF the public is rapidly becoming
more and more loyal
The news of our occupation of this place
was received by Gov. Rector at Little Rock
on the 9Th, and produced great excitement.
some OF the citizens advised peace, while
others were rampant for defending the CITY
TO the last extremity. On the following
day the Governor issued proclamation.
calling on the State militia to repair imme.
dIately to the capitol to repel the invaders.
calls SFsS''''
Six thousand Texans were daily expected
at Little Rock, but they were under orders
Guerrilla bands are being formed in
some sections, and large mobs may be
mustered at county seats, but no serious
obstacles to our advance are feared.
Albert Pike. at last accounts, was
camped at Baggy Depot, 100 miles south.
west of Fort Smith.
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From the South.

NEw YORK, May 1.-THE Tribune has a
special dispatch from Montery, Tenn, dated
the 18th inst. 1t says: We to-day took
possession of deserted rebel camp 81
miles from Corinth5 aud the rebel pickets
were driven in.
The Mobile Register, of the 9Th inst,
states that three Union gunboats had APP
peared off Dauphin Island.
The New Orleans Della, of the 4th inst.
records an interview between Gen. Butler
and the Mayor and Council, aud that they
continued their functions except upon pol
itics and military offences. No oath Of al.
legiance had been required.
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Centre Wheeling Drug Store.

b@@A oARD.-Mrs. W. c. presents her
compliments, and recommends her friends,
when they wish to make an elegant Jelly,
to use Coze's Sparkling Gelatine. For sale
by T. II. Logan s Co., aud Logan, List l.
Co., Druggists
FoUND IT Our I've heard lady say, a
day OF two ago, that she had been looking
for good hair brush in vain, until she
stepped in at a, Main street, n. II. Logan
q Co.'s Drug House, where she bought an
elegant one. Several persons have .foand
out" that it Isl the place to secure fine
Brushes, Pe5t1meriss, Soaps, Pure Medicines s
Housekeeping Articles, Sc.
Do You LIVE IN TowS OR CoUxrRY?-No
matterl A handy place to get what you
want in the line of Drugs, Medicines,
Pai"ts, OILS, Brushes, Pe1fumeries, Spices,
Notions, &C., is at t. II. Logan 4 Co. g, No.
AZ, Main St, or Logan, List & Co.'s, Bridge
Corner.
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES
Interesting from the South.


CHICAGO, May IA. "A despatch from Fort
Wnghti at noon yesterday says rebel
tug this moment rounded the point to re-
conuOiter, which seems to indicate renewed
activity. Both sides were expecting an at
tack momentarily. fit
A deserter who came aboard the flag
boat Benton yesterday states the rebel ram
in the engagement on Saturday was not
supkas reported bnt was terribly shattered.
Our gnnners undoubtedly fred most of
their shots above water line. They struck
where the ram was heavily plated. Expe-
rienced nqval'nIeu are of the opinion that
had the same number of shots had been
fired Ee4 EwaskE line OF below they would
have sent every rebel craft to the bottom.
The deserter rePortetl.that the rebel feet
lay OF the fort busily engaged in repairing
damages, promising faithfully to return in
Exactly forty eight hours sftts,-s
.Adytees from Pittsburg say it was NOT
| expected that an attack would be made on
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FOREIGN NEWS,
Arrival OF the Steamship Niagara.


HALIFAX, May 1.-THE steamer Niagara
has arrived from Liverpool with dates to
the Sd inst, and by telegraph via Queens
town to the 18th.
The Paris correspondent OF the London
Daily News, writing on the LIST inst, says:
:" II is positively stated to-day in official
circles that the French and English Minis.
tiers Mt Washington have received identical
instructions to attempt moral interview
lion, in the hope Of putting nu end to the
American civil war"
meeting, attended by about G. 600 peo-
Pile, was held at Acton. under LYME. Ia
consider the crisis to the cotton districts.
A motion calling on The government to
recognize tue Confederate States, and
adopt Mr.. Cobden's proposed alteration in
maritime law, was proposed. An amend
meut was offered calling on the govern
ments of America, England and France 10
crush the rebellion, but in division the
original motion was carried by consid-
cradle majority.
The London Times publishes a letter
from Mr.. Russell, explaining the difficult
ties thrown in bis way by Sec'y Stanton,
when he sought to visit the British man
ot-War RlnaldO. He says the difficulties
amounted virtually to prohibition, and be
thinks that Secretary Stanton would order
away the Rinaldo, if he dared.
On the I'd inst, Sir G. Lewis said thai
the House Of Commons would soon have
an ample opportunity to discuss the cues.
ton Of defences, rs It would be his duty
shortly to nsk leave to bring in n bill ioI
another loan for national defences.
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Notice to Mail Subscribers.
@HOEArH OF The FouXnER OF, On,

B~DEATH OF The FOUNDER OF ODD
FELLowsHIPIS MISUNDERSTANDING II .6er-
field, an old resident of this place, died Mt
his residence in the First Ward, ON We'd
nesIay. The deceased was in his seventy.
eighth year He was the founderFor Oul
Fellowship in this city More that thirty
years ago Mr.. HabertieIi who was a native
OF England and who had been initiated ia.
to the mysteries of the Order in that coun-
try, put an advertisement in the'Only news
paper of this city requesting the Odd Fell
lows, if any, to meet at certain place for
the purpose of consulting as to the gen.
eral interests of the order. Five Odd Eel
lows responded 10 the call aud IL was de-
cided that a Lodge should be organized
One ofthe five, however, was not sufficient
ly advanced to come within the require
ments in reference to the procurement of
charters. This one went to Baltimore and
received the necessary instruction, when a
charter was granted and Virgtuus Lodge
No, ,, was organized. The Lodge soon in
creased rapidly in numbers aud Mr.. Haber-
field afterwards withdrew from Yirginus
Lodge and organized Franklin Lodge of
which he was an active member until the
day of his death. Mr.. Haberield lived to
see the order grow aud prosper until it be-
come the most numerous and prosperous
benevolent organization in the city. A
few days before his death the deceased in
speaking of his approaching end, said in his
peculiar quiet way, that be was "about to
realize the grand secret"
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Proposals for Furnishing fresh Beef
to Troops in the Field.
OrEIoE CnIEE c. s., MouNrAlN nErAnrllErr. !

OFFICE CHIEF G. s., MOUNTAIN DEpARTaTERT,t i
~. Wheeling, Va, May l, 1869.
OEALED Proposals will be received at this Office
~ TIL o'clock p. NJ, the 18th inst for fnrniSh-
Ing all the FREsH BEEP that may be required for
troops in the neld comprising the Brgades Of Gems
Schenck, Blenker and SlilrOy, now operating in a
Sontherlg directOn from New Greek Station b. & o.
R.R., as base; for two months, commencing on the
LIST day OF June. The Beef to be of good whole
some quality, and to DO delivered In equal portions
OF fore and hind quarters (nccks and SanEs exclud
ed) in such quantities us may be required by the
COmmissArtss OF the respective BHgades. The pro-
bae total quantity to be deliver ed each week will be
10000 pounds The contractor will be required to
keep agent near the Headquarters of each Brigade
with an adequate supply cfeattlO constantly on hand
ready to NIL orders from the COmmiss1Fy of the
Brigade. Payments will be made monthly for the
quantity delivered, on the, presentation Of the
brigade CommissArie8' receipts therefor, The &C.
cepted bids will form the GAsis written contract
of the usual form and conditions Bond in the sum
(S30 600 twenty thousand dollars, with two sure
ties, whose individual responsibility for the above
sum, shall be certified to by the Clerk Of the Court
where they reside, will be required Proposals must
be accompanied by the oath 6faIIegance ofthe party
making the bid Proposals from q firm must specify
the nalne@ and residences Of Tho individuRlsi COM
posing It. Rach pEoPosSl must be accompalIledbYa
written guaranty signed by the party making the
bid and the. proposed sureties. The certificates
OF Responsibility above referred to, must &C.
company the guaranty.
FORM OF GUARANTY,
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Gk9H a STRANGE INCIDENT. The Valley
SPIRIT, printed at California, Washington
county, Pa, relates the following singular
circumstance:
gentleman related to US this morning
the following circumstance: A son of Mr..
David Yohe, of Pigeon Greek; Washington
county, was wounded in the battle of Fort
DOnelson. His wound was supposed to be
mortal, and his father was LOtiied of his
condition. He proceeded at once TO Ten.
nessee to bring his son home, but when he
arrived there he was informed that his son
had died and was buried. He thereupen
had his remains exhumed, and after salts
Tying himself that they were those of his
son, procured means of conveyance and
brought them home. There seemed to be
no doubt with the family as to the identi-
~ of the body, excepting one of Mr.. Y's
daughters. Our informant also had his
doubts about its being the body of young
MIR. fohe. However, he was taken to the
old burial ground on Pigeon Greek, and
buried With appropriate bOnors, surround
ed by sad hearts. sstss zfr5.-
On Saturday last, Mr.. Yohe received a
letter from one Of the Western hospitals,
OF the following purport
Dear Fdther:-I am so far recovered
from my wounds that will be able to go
intO the next battle.T LSigned by his son. I
Judge of the surprise that such tidings
would have upon the minds of relatives.
The gentleman who related these state
ments TO US saw the corpse when brought
10 Mr.. Yohe's, and was satisfied that it was
not the body Of Mr. Yohe, but bore a
str king resemblance to him. sax
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BUSINESS NorToEsE
nS-EcoNoMY "a We1iTn

ECONOMY IS WEALTa.-SaYe YOUR
money by buying the saponitier, or Com
centratod LyC, for making hard or sof, Soap,
one pound will make nine pounds of good
hard Soap, or nine gallons of Beautiful white
soft Soap, also Babbitt's Concentrated Pot.
ash Babbitt's Celebrated Soap Powder, or
washing without labor. Warranted to
take the stains out of Table Linen and
Napkins, For sale by Reed & Kraft.
PURIFY YOUR BLOOD by using Ayers Sar.
saparilal, Liudsey's Blood Searcher, Ro-
backs Blood Purifier, DR.. John Bulrs In
proved sarsaparilla, scOvill's Blood and
Liver Syrup, Jayne's Alternative or Brent
fingers Fluid Extract of sarsapari.le and
DandellioR. For sale by Reed { Kraft.
B@rhaye's Holland Bitters, Arnold,s Gel
ebrated Stomach Bitters, HooHand,s Ger.
man Bitters, HOstetter's Stomach .Bitters.
Sanford's Liver InyigOrator, Kennedy,s
Medical Discovery. For sale by Reed and.
SirJames Clark's Female p riodicalP pills.
Eofs Pills, Todd's Pills, Ayers pills,
Wrigbes Indian Vegetable Pills, McLane's
and Jayne's Pills, kits Worm Pinms
FFeys Eermifnge, White Wash Brushes,
scrub Brushes, Paint and Varnish Brushes.
HAIR, Cloth, Nail and Tooth Brushes in
great variety. For sale by
5..4L REED 4 KRAFT,
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Ra- FIGHT WITH GUEKRILLAs IN BRA1-
ToN.-W. D. Rollyson, member of the
Legislature, received a letter from Sutton,
yesterday evening, stating that the rebels,
200 IN number, crossed Elk River about
fifteen miles below Sutton, in Braxton
county. They attacked the Federal troops
at ArnOIdsburg, and we're defeated, with a
loss of four killed and nine wounded
The Rev. j, E. Mitchell, a minister in the
NJ. p. Church was wounded, and is now in
custody of the Federal troops at Arnolds-
burg. Mitchell has been in the guerrilla
business since luat Spring.