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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-11
TRANSPORTATION.
RETURNING TRAINS.

hL Il OfGN IN u TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland AZ qssS A. II. and 800 Pm, ar.
riTs At bridgeport At Gu P. ", and e-SS A u.
Leave pittsburgh At 1;40 A. NJ, and $50 p. ~,
arrive At bridgeport At 6=s5 A. NJ, and Go P. n.
Connections are made ~ Follows
Al Pittsburgh with Penasylrlnia 4. Il. for Harris
burg, Baltimore, Washington, PhilA-
delphiu, New York and Boston,
CScJslEnd with Cleveland 4 Tcled Z. r. for san.
dnEky, Toledo, Detroit Chicago and
ali pctnts4a tie SOETn WEST. viii
Detroit gteamgTs for Detroit, jackson,
Chicago aud the SoHTH WHY VIII
Cleveland Erie Z. K for Erie Dun
kirk, Bu1lAiO ard Niagara Ealls With
CleSelapd- ColuEnbus 4 ctnEfnhnt fan
Creslline- Delaware, Columbus AID
Cinrinfati.
A. Hudson via, The CT. G. R. Tor ouynbor,
Falls, Akron, MiiieESburgh and WoGs-
ter.
At Alliance With P. Pt VI. & G. r. h. for Canton,
MEssiIlon, Wooster, Salem, Enon, Co
lumbIlz, &c-
At steubeuTills with r. c @. Line and AT BEtLiIa
with G. o. o. R-R- for Zanesyflle New.
ARK, Columbus, 4Euta, Dayton, Indl.
AnaPoliss Cairo. Cincinnati, LouiET illo,
st-LDuis4 St Joseph and All pointi
EXenTsi0n Tickets to Pittsburgh and return S3TB
Pare always As low and time much quicker than
any other route. -
Through Tickets 70 All points In the Wet North
and East eau be procured as the ONCE under the
AcLure House, Wheeling, Va or with Freight
Agent Al Bridgeport station.
freight eOntractg will Be made At loWeBt rates TO
any point accessible by this road and its connections
70 the East, North, West and NoTth-We1t, 1t once
under ALure House, or with Fl. Agent &C Bridge.
port Station. WI. D. TERRY, Agent,
wheeling, Va
JOHN CHAPMAN, Agent, p
IN. MCCULLOUGH, President. '1sp9'''O'
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JoHN n. I.AKrM

Successor to Wheeler LakIn.l
WILL RECEIVE AND HAVE OPENED FOR
inspection on Thursday, March 2pth. a nsI,
and well selected assortment or
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestinpsl
Also compl ets assortment Of GENTIRSIPNT11 YIN
EISI1NG GOODS - y . : m
The patrons Of the cid firm, and the publto In gem
stock before making their purchases ~ IntsT5
ing g mail profits to cash and prompt purcliafers
Ehanktul for the patronage bestowed upon Tie I'd
MIN, Solicit acontthuanee Of the Eame for the nov
eatabltShment. JOHN 7. LAKII, Merchant TSiior'
mh24Wd No. 102 Main st., Wheeling, Va.
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Bridal Presents

SOLID SILVER WARE.
lust RECEIVED PR ADAMS t,TpPTse !.
superior stock Of Silver Ware eonsieffnrs ~ pie
OsEe, ice Cream, Jelly ToaSt and Fish KNIVES: sn
oons and LltteTu, Silver Salt Cellars and Spoons
eits Napkin Ring, Pickle Knives and PorFE siiTeT
yard Oases aud Port AounaieS, spoons ouul Cioi5
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aEo. n. JOHNSON. v.p. JoHyxoy
G. w. JOHNSON q son, ].

= - = OtuteFs OF UopperJ TIN aud
Sheet Iron Ware.
HAVING AYAILED OURSELVES OF ALL, T1IB
improved facilities We are better prsn1 "a No.,
than ever TO MI All orders fer any article Or or IN
the above line Of business. Yallie6 and Conductor
made 70 order. Steamboat work done In q subStan.
tlal ana WofkmAnltke manner. We are now payinv
attention to this branch Of the trade AMI
can Euarautee satisfaetion In every particular ~
wholesale Dealers we can offer fnduceme6tS tLof
cannot be found elsewhere. Our stoclC on YTars q
complete aud the assortment isfull At All times We
stock OF thelatest and m0st approved - ttsFnS
OF Coal and Wood Stoves on hand at III time
- @. ". JOHNSON & son. =
t.,. do.179 Market Square,
!g1-a9tu wheeling, Va.
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Be & enacted By ne sonSts aud Hon1o Of R,,,,
SsntattVos q tie United States Of AmSricS n -
Ero9l assembled, hat TIE HTado q AaIiEtlnf ~.
mater n thonEYy q TIE United States . apa ~
BY = eStahliah9d and that nun ana aRsF ~ ~
Sage o. this est The FOdnlt % thS uallolI 49,
y and with tie a4Vteo l1l eonSls q fhS sC6Sf6,
laaE Appoint e.8tatt fFom time @ tirSe
:. ny ehAl ee neSdOd tor aetiVs aarVio6 IN thS -
W. nos sEeeoaing thtrty -lix n uambON
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DEPAlIlIENF OF THE INFERIo1,

sIR: have used your Piiis Ia my 5nSrSi and hos
PtSi practice ever since you made them, and cannot
70 say they are the best eathartic we employ
eided consequently they are an admirabIe remsdy
LOT derangementB Of that organ. Indeed, have
seldom found case OF biioHI diSedl6 10 obstinate
that Il did not readily yield to them.
materially yours. ALONZ0 BALL, N. D.
=. :. -phNlcinn nf Tia Marina iIl,.r,lAnN
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Baltimore & ohio Rail Road

in. MCCULLOUGH, President.
?. r. MYERS, Cent Ticket Ag't. fsb8
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New Stock of Fine Pianos

WIZ suh9edber has Just received a nav 1torlr az
~ nae Planes shom the eelebFated faetorT N
~ g s2as BOSTON, which for beluty 81 I'm
~, oeE q toho aud elastieity Of touch are Sape-
1heie Flanol Were bought for eaSh and win he
oIa les than Rastern prices for CASH and eatS
examine for themselves - - - ~ satA enu
Old Pianos taken In exchange for nav.
JESSE B. AELLOR,
-n0.S No. $50 Main st
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DySentery, DIarrhoea, Relax. worn,

Dysentery, DIarrhoea, Rolax, Worms
EFea Dr.J. G. Green or CHICAGO.
Your Pills have had long trial IN my SFHetiea And
hold them In esteem a. one Of the best aperents
nave yer found. Their Alternative. effect upon the
I'VE, nNer makes them an excellent remedy, when given
~ snlall doses for 6lliOl dyttHtery Gad diaTThod
teiF 81 makes them very acceptable and
e0Ils enlent LOT the use OF women and children.
Dyspepsia, ImpurIty5 OF the Blood.
from Req. y. Y. HimeS, Pastor of AdVent
.as Church, Boston,
d. AIEI; have used your Pills with extruordI
nay nay success In my family and among thoEo ] an
20 NAt In dlEtreHs. To regulate the orEanS OF
9on and purify the blood, theyA the very beet
Eeteoy nave ever known, and can confidently re-
commend them to my friends.
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PTTIsRuRd, Pa, May ]. 1855.
DR. Q. AYRR. Sir: have been repeatedly cured
Of the worst Aead6ehe body can hare by dose OF
two OF yonE Pils. 1t seems to arise from foul sto
mach, which they cleanse At once. .E.s,-.ss-s
= Yours with great respect. I'D. ". PRABLR,
Clerk Of Steamer Clarion.
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zYER'S
GATHARTIC PILLS

Z 10 s.. "
A RE YOU SICK, FEEBLE AND COMPLAINING
IN Are you out OF order, with your system derang
ed and Jour feelings uncomfortable These Syup
DIT OF sickness iS creeping upon ynus and should be
GVerted by timely use Of the right remedy. Take
Ayers Pls, and cleanse out the ID 80rdered humoTE
purify the blood, and let the fulds move on uuob-
struefed In health again. They stimulate the fune
tOns Of tile body into vigorous activity purify the
system nom the distractions which make disease
cold settles In the body, and obStrue4B
Its NATURAL functions. These, 10 not relieved react
upon thomselyea and the surrounding organs pros
dneing general aSgraVation, suherings and disease.
While In this condition, oppressed by the derange-
ments, take Ayers Pills and how directly they
rstor0 the natural action Of the Bystem, and with It
and apparent In this trivial and common G. me-
plant, Is also true in many ofths leepSeated and
dangerous distempcFs. The same puTgRtiye effect
expels them. Caused by similar distractions and
arrangements Of the natural functions of the body
they arc rapidly, and many Of them surely, cured by
the same means. Mono who know the Virtuea Of
these Pills Will neglect to employ them when suffer-
ing from the disorders they cure.
4 Statements from leading physicians in some Of the
principal citiea, and from other well known public
teTlenE.s
hFoEs q Fortcarding Merchant of st. Loui5,
FEB. 4, 1856.
DR. Arm: Your pills are the paragon Of All that is
great In medicine. They have cured my little dauEh-
ter OF uleeEous Sores upon her hands and feet that
had proved tncurable for year,. Her mother has
been long gneTously AFFLICTED with blotehea and pine
pies on her ekih and In her hair. After our child
was cured, she also tried your Pills, and they have
cured here ASA MoRGRIDGR.
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FTom d, z W, CITtlVrigkt NeI0 OTleailf.
Your Pills aro the prince OF purgeS, Their sxeel
lent qualities surpam any cathArtle possess. They
are MUD. but very certain and eectual in their Ae-
hon on the bowels, which makes them invaluable to
rs in the daily treatment Of disease
HeadRehe, Sick Hendnnha. Rnr,I So
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From Or. Edtrard Boyd, Baltimore
DE4R BRo. AHER: cannot answer you 4vhdt com
plants have cured with your Pills better than to
place great dependence on an edeetuAl eatArtle IN
my daily contest with disease, and believing aS do
value them highly. -
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WHrKIIso, l3IIl Anil lsBI

ia 81 - $50
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fTO1t Nj z S'uart, Payttsfan and RfdptJe, Bottom
nnd one or two large doses Of your PiIiS taken at
nS [oPeE time are excellent promotiVeS Of the NAT
tri 3eeTetton when Wholly or partially EunpresSed
snd lso very eeetual to eledte the stonae and -.
e. They arc 90 much the best pliygie We
kron The Req. Or. Hn,eEet. OF. TIE lr.ibo,li.,
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RLoll u. Y. r. Vaughn, Montreal, Cdnoda.
Too much cannot be said Of your pills for ,,r
o. eoafreEf II others four fraternity have found
mem q eneaetous a. have, they should join nj "A
It for the benefit OF the rultitudeS Who
snpeE ron that complaint, which, although Rad
n ttsel ts the Progenitor Of other that arc
Ssileve eoltireletg to originate in the liver
ot your rms AFFECT that organ and the disease
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hep. OT. Hdtcket, of the Aethod dis
.EpiseopaL Church.

IulAsu HouEI, Savannah, Ga, Jan. g, 1856.
neHoEfp stR: should be ungratefuI for the relief
youEBktl has brought meif did not TcIort nv go
= you; cold settled In my limbs and brouSilt on
hsiua Fdint, which end ed IN eyoifs
~ 'etiER Notwithstanding 1 had the best Of
.Sne atVtee o. your excellent agent inBaltiniore
g Mckenzie, tried your Pills. Their etects were
...'t safsi By Perseverihg In the use Of them
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AN ACT to provide for .tha appointment 81 ~.
! tant Psyaaa..e.si h sc Hn1r.E -
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! DyspepEia, ImpurIty7 OF the Blood


WAAsGN, Wyoming Co, n. 7, Oct. Il, 1855.
~ . - am using your Catlrartie Pills in my
PILaeIee and mud them an excellent curative 10
SIeanIe ne system and plrify he fouhtdiRE Of ne
Gtood. JOHN q. AIRACHAM, n. D.
Corr patton, COstIyeness, Suppress
aIonS REeum attHm, G out, NaEF6iIgiR.
Dropgys ParalYsIa, Fits, ete.
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THE CENTRAL. AsoO
PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD
90 AIILEs DOUnLE TRIoK

~ AALsS DOVBLE TRACK.
IA eEss.9Ess.zaE
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The Capacity Of this Road Is now equal TO any In the
Country.
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on and ailcr the 18th Of April, 1861, the pssseu.
" ger Train viii DO FuR e foIloRa. VIZ q
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THOUsANDs OF OAsBFa

tnot nlyrclieTes the child frOmpain, butinVigor-
Ates the stomach bowels and iye
tone and energy to the whole system. It WillrseTe
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-02-06
> arlajjalal p0ttry.

-. q
Written jor the Fayetteville 0eser9er' 4
oUR SOUTHERN LANDt
The. southern lapd.s. the. land for me-, .i..ss
Its beauteous scenery La lnrtre7-r.i1I
While troms The cenfreio tkeTseas
Its grahdcur swellsimy hearts desiFs'i..
leland of freedom where tue braves
OF past renown sleep in thtir. graves
Here where the .zephyrt softly f"n-- -
The flowers that line the hals and Fales's
AMI shoMcrssthat ri.eh the fertile lahd---s
Aud ver,aures liie's the suhry gales! "a
Oh whu'dn t love such beau eousisseReS
ooh sohtilrrt ,stntGcs and7es crsrfeiss s N.
.GI3 Ji J -s!A At HFtS LIEU 4os
TAeqr sIlme NOT Of northern ciimnssss77e3
That lrisld land Of ice aud G snow y. -g% 4
IIare (rozs to death what in-past linaess -
.Daila Ike sw est peace between, US foS77
I'm, NOW that stream has died away oS
-ous.u rio,i link is broke Tor ayel ara Il 10
---sfgat. aiFI col al fsei sTs-fH -
Ilcncehs1h amid bright strean'Sand' reses-
,Moi . orange sliaates aud southern groves,
We hope 10 dwell where love reposeis,' ps si,'7 :.
And weet ecnteutment ever roFes57 -
Mid ;scenes1of brightness most sietl'he' - ?
whici over,pre4d our soathsra clime1 (
s,ag I'D saNetR JJHs W:'wicKs. %
WI ~
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no. Lar.IlL3 ILL.,


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the time OF subscri ipsion. Two Dollars
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time for which, they may have subscribed.
are cousid srea .Sas wishing 10. relew; and it
will h. continued to them accordingly.
h.Tyo paper.-wi!l, be sent out of the
county nnless paid for IN advahee.
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or zEs.. for the hr4t 4tinsertion;F FHfy Gents
Tor each continuance
g. Persons advertising by the year, will
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ntu,5nsine$s: and the business OF az au'er-
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frr sob Printing, 4f ALI k'l'as' nec' 1' .
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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-02-06
Alnpcds,e Of Simon 'Cameron.

A Pennsyivaniam now IN the
army. relates to. us a. Traditional
angcdote of the Secretary ot {" Va arr +
which is probably as true, as the
pos1thumouls. stories Of the Juvenile Y
DAYS of great men generally are' ?;
and We therefore put it on record
for the benefit. of his future bog
rapher., | jilEAii !QiJana!l
1t was the custom aioretime il an \
Pennsylvania for mothers. to place
an apple. a silver dollar" and and a
Bible before their children, as. soon
as they were able to toddle about, ,
and with a mothers interest ana
satisfaction watch them make
their choice. 1t was considered
Indicative sc their more 1natufea
predictions. In accordance with
this custom, the mother of the, IN, U
fantile Simon, as soon soon as q 4 ne WSs was
ablerto stand on his, pins, produced
the articles and. set them 9 before
,be child. hoping in her 'hearts Inc
ia .oioc,t1thef Bible I But. not
50 Simon. The future Secretary
of War took a somewhat delibel&
ate view; and, with less reYerenfe
than King Alfred, Alf got atop the he'll 40
ly Writ, pocketed the dollar ana no
commenced Innuncliipg the apple
1t is needless, to add that he ha:
been at that business ever since e :
c'iaciailqt .Conmercidt. easss We,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-02-06

v A new process for making cam II
dies has just been discovered, 1t /,
is this: To quart of talIow add
two or three leaves of the ,pricklS .
pear, and boil out all the water
that may gather. When Of the =,
right consistency, mould IN the =
usual way. a'1a ~ - ilsi'o.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-02-06

. Secession in Londop.-A, letter
dated London, December4 reeeiy-
ed in New York, speaks Of seeing
a newly, painted cab. on Oxford
street, with the British and rebel
flags crossed onla panel, and little
secession flags for sale ON the street.
At the ,Adelphi Theatre, controls
ed by Dion Bourcicault, where the
"Octoroon'' was playing, the stars
and stripes which had foated there
were wrapped around the stats;
and the stars and bars displayed,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-02-06

d 1t is said that some eightyiln-
groes have lately made their es-
cape from Fortress Monroe and
to their masters in York
and adjoining counties: saJ hssrIs1.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-02-06

ca Alta sale Of sSeajIslahd Cotton !
in New York, 90 bales of .seon6scaz sg
ted property were Sold sThePfi.al'
Ices were an average of 60iceHts :
|per pofindsW :xdl .nalbllno sssy.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-02-06


- ..Nassqu, NP.-r4s the name'ofail
this place frequently occurs o1n6t
items OF important, news ltsmayor
be Interesting TO ome.of iollF read-rs
:ers to know its locality. is tis the =
chief seaport town, Of the BaAa-i
ina british West India) islands
lying opposite 1.-THE Southern
coast OF FloridaTbeingi the teapi- n
tahof New Providence islands
1t has aconyenient 5harbor. open7rt
ing into the main ehannel that .
makes.in in from the waters,ef their
Gulf of Mexico, through the. .Bahaee
mas to the outer ocean. bsltis a.
town of considerable trade, pos-na
sessing about $4,000 inhabitantS0 ?
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-02-06

% The, New. York. Journal Of
Commerce says some Of the Con-
neeticut regiments are having coats
Of mail manufactured to protect
them from Confederate bullets: =
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-02-06
In the Northern House Of Rep

r In the Northern House OF Rep
resentatives, on the 7th inst, Mr..
VaIIandigham, of Ohio, made a
strong speech on the Trent affair,
in the course Of which he said:
" "Sir, give me leave TO say, that
the moment they t(Mason and
SlideH) stepped upon the deck of
a British man-of-war. yourgpriso-
ners of state, whom the other. day
you would have consigned otfel-
oils' cells, became indeed the. en-
voys and ambassadors of recog-
nized independent State Z.
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The Sollowingitem we clip from

a Yankee. paper. -. -
A man in Boston is exhibiting
"a new invention by which ni'lre17
makes boots in fifteen minutes, ga
and the Boston Pest swears that
he performs the work neatly andrs
in the time specifedsdI ri ,uorTsW
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-02-06

'D Virginia has 16 Generalsin the
confederate Armies; South GarolI- IL
ma 9; Louisiana 8; Georgia Z; Fem d
iiessee 8; North Carolina 6; Ken
tacky I; Maryland 4; Alaba1na 4; ,.
Mississippi Texas 3; Arkansas ~ :,
=; F1oriiia I; Missouri none. .''''l. l.., !
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-02-06

"Fine complexion Mrs. I'll. !. has.
got,"c said Brown ito his friend
Bristles, the eartistIalissI know it, 2
replied the artist;tsshe and | buy
colors at the same place" af1eE
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-02-06

The Nashville American learns
that proceedings have been taken
under our se4uestration act against
the property Of Hon-J ohm z atrons
to the amount Of 81 S,uogt s:tdS and
against Andy Johnsonfor s5o.ooo.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-02-06
gsiaplfS Spf. iGts Musf's;s,.

} -
THE LIGHT COME OUT- Q
9Foldltbe tinyohands so slcsely,Is ma
Smooth the gold waves frem her brow,
Wipe away the last sad tear-drop--
She has naught to weep for how:
Fer her earsblyito is ended 70 sI9ibie
-TrAnd obey',f the last behest;J -~Ysg ]
She has soue down through the darkn ess
Into ar etereal resi-?
Lark that brow of snowy whiteness;
Joy and m;rth once sparkled there.
Aud her spirit bad "a Iightaess CT tsm :
% That was ignorant of care; h. jiTica
Now those eyslids. pressed 50 closely, -
Hide dark, tear-faded eye,
Ard tbut robe Of sr6wy wbitepess II tass
% shrQuds a fO-In of mgs.cry.s i3nH 9i
-Stocr and kiss the pale lips fcna'y; h2iaa
-9In the brighter, far back years llilAt ~
He was wont to press them gently asq5
WheL they smiled at his, false fears:
Aud since then she eft has spoken
= Words Of comfort and sweet cheer T -
Tojthe weary and heart-broken, Z; 7gulo
When bowed down with grief and care.
Dli: -a-fEL ->s4 c48tt ~ .ts JfiG =. ~
Fold the coffin lid down slowly ,oatof,-o
O,er the beauteous, lifeless face; .
II aili wear brighter glory az
And uobisr, higher grace ahG7t1l Ti'
In the morning when she waksnsaG .oe-o
In the sunlight of that chine, H.
Where the. seasons know no charges
From thebright, perpetual time. 70 ~
The conviction is becoming gen
,ral in Europe that the Southern
Jonfederacy will lie able to maih-
ain its independence. .ijiiEvefy'
,teamer.t that bears tidings to- Eil-s
'ope Of the, continued inactivity
If our. armies. extends and CON.
irms, this. conviction. Presently
f THE situation is not changed by
nifftafyiactivity and marked sue
,ess, the Southern despotism will be
'eeegnized by England and France
m the same principle that France
the American Colonies,
md that we recognized Texas.
f we would avoid European com
,lications, as well as nirniberlessl
domestic perils,g and the most, ter
ible national humiliation, We
Must push ON oiif ARMED Columns:
70 incit,,nati Connmercidl. 'e'''''
-r5,I IA n.@.-SS-.. -a--ls-.tl -saf 9dt
The English Clifton sNiHs-77,Aj
Sew York paper Of tn, ;, 10Th, 9th inst
ays:, l-,..rr.l
There are s42o cotton r INNS ii in ?
Of which, at last account
chad stopped, LIS running three
ays in the week, q305 running
our days, IS five days. and 205 |
n full time. The number of ,
vorking people intolvedis 17,257.
he mills are constantly shorten
ng up, and theigreatest alarm isi
lit in the manufacturing districts
m tho xriptor
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-02-06

! Gen. Schoegf:-The NeYgQrleaHsv
Delta says; Gen. Scheepf is, We sup
pose, the Federal, commander Who
fought Gems. Crittendenr and -ZoHi7 Z
Golfer, Schoepf is a German, and
the, reader may reeellet, thet we
published some weeks sinceasketeh +
of his singular career in America,
taken from a Cincinnati paper
On landing at New YORK, he was
employed as a porter ID one Of
the hotels Thence he went 10
Washington, and wes serving, III
the same capacity there, where he
attracted the attention of Holt =
who, at the time, was POSTMASTER
General, and engaged him in some
Insignificant position in the, depart,
ment. At the breaking out of this
war it was discovered that he had
received a military education and
through the influence of Holt and
Scott he was appointed "a briga-lc
dier:i9E isT9a90 Yd Ggods sB vsh