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lNtN TURN It NCtI C1l w iIm ~ "HH
try to make It loan for present emer.
g%oncies. Gold has gone up to LAG, and
will probably continue to rise indefi-
nitely.
The Now York Times says the rout
at yicksburgwas 4 grievous disappoint-
ment, the result Of bad management.
But Il new point OF attack is to be
selected, and hat Banks and Farragut
will take Fort IIudson-when they are
able,
Old ThurIow Weed, is crOaking dis
mally over . divided North. He says:
" With all parties heartily united for
the last eighteen months, the Rebellion
has not been crushed with q divided
North and y united South now, he
leaves to others to Judge Of the chances
Of success in the future"
'rhaddcuS Stevens has proposed in
the Congress ut Washington to enlist
an army Of 159,0JO negroes, to take
the place Of the retiring Yankees. A
very good exchange, says the Rich.
mond Wing.
Add TO these troubles tho slumbcr.
ing fire Of opposition which seems
.
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G@~ Several Typographical errors
occurred IN the Bulletin of Sunday
The hurry Of business prevented us
from revising.
Please excuse mistakes.
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To Correspondents,

,- .r
''',, ..,. NV .."aLa~ u.
,'.. ..r,,n ,.,"' on,+o is amino .nrIricohc and
...t. verified.
. .l,,1o,r-Tho coarsanc,, Of your lam
-.a-. render, your article o~na"ccptab.e.-
".'.' 10. Or. , ,n,n- -,'''% W." on% .Inu"asc ,n
would make it quit. in,pirodt % ryincd taste.
ncory.4to' Your poem j. a plagiarism.
WV" '.2''"
~ All Naulccdom seems now to
be one sccthing cauIdron OF trouble.
I'm spite of the depths Of iniamy TO
which the majority Of the northern
people are sunkon, there are many who
cannot and will not submit to Lincoln,
Proclamation. Some wish to ignore il
and o., ahead frhtinu for the phantom
,i 81 ~Ro.toratfon." Others saw it
.
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BANK NOTE PAPER

FOR PRINTING SHINPLASTERS, lst
received ut the Daily Bulletin office.
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DESCRIPTIVE LISTS,

Neatly printed and for sale at the Bull
LETIN OFFICE. jan2l
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STIINPLASTERS

IN ANY COLOR AND STYLE PRIN.
ted ut this office.
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SALT! SALT !!

The subscriber would announce that he will
receive on Monday or Tuesday next II supply
of SALT, which will be sold on reasonable
terms.
jan24-tf r. j. TURNER.
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w

500 600 worth of stock in the Nash
villO and Chattanooga Railroad Company.
Apply to JOSEPH CARTER,
Jan. l1-dlm. Dcchcrd.
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49, Several local items crowded out-will
appear tomorrow.
aASrgzsssK 4E,s A5yrc ~ uwgalay,rz ~ e,-P---r- .v-xg- rgvu,,,
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MUSTER ROLLS.

Beautifully printed and for sale at the Bull
LETIN OFFICE. ian2I
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OFFICERS PAY ACCOUNTS

ON HAND AND FOR SALE AT TIE
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Our grapevine news Of Sundays is.
sue has been confirmed, as will be seen
by tho following telegraph:
Reliable information from kentucky
states, that on the 18th inst. Gen.
WooIiord made Il speech to his men in
the presence Of 5000 citizens at Lcba
non, telling them to go home for TWEEN.
ty days. If, within that time, Lincoln
did not modify his Emancipation Proc
lamation, he would not call them back
to tight against the South, but would
hjmseIftak the field in behalf of the
South against the North.
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Ok U@i1y D@1l85JN.
BY W. j. SLATER.
w j u G y Q S tcr:

TUESDAY, JAN. y, I'o".
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SECOND DEPARTMENT.

Best plow for general purposes. s.
End do. ....... do. .............:
Best hill side plow.........,.... ......... !;
2nds. ;. do. .....s.-... ....,.l
Best shovel pillow. .....,.........:
End -. do. ................. u
Best cast steel rlow.
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SOLDIERS ATTENTIONH

See to your own health, do not trust to the
Army supplies although most valuable
These PILLS and OINTMENT have been thor
oughly tested they are the only remedies
used in the European Camps and Barracks.
for over forty years Doctor Holloway has sup
piled ali the Armies in eEurope, and during
CRIAlEAN CAMPAIGN h. established a denot
at Balaclava, for the exclusive sale of these
GREAT REMEDiES, many a time his special
Agent there has sold over ton in weight of
the Ointment in a single day. These terrib' e
and fatal enemies of the soldier in camp.
DIN r RE.f d DYSENTERY.- SCURVY
SORES and SCROFUL Gus ERUPTIONS
all disappear like acharm before these PILL,
and OINTMENT, and now while the Cry rings
phout tha land
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TO AR7MSW TO 84RMSyyy

.3 Do.not let these brave men perish by dis
ease,l place in their hands these PRECIOUS
REMEDIES, that will enable them to resist the
dangerous exposures, the Fevers, the Chills,
and the wounds which they cannot avoid, and
what is more, cannot frequently get succour
IN the moment of need, whereas if our brave
men have only to put their hands into their
Knapsacks and find there sure remedy for
all the casualties of the battle field. How
many thousands of lives would thus be saved
who could otherwise perish before relief could
be obtained.
None genuine unless the words sHoI.-
I.owAY, New York AND LoNpoN'' are discerni-
ole as Water7 mark in every leaf of the book
of directions, around each pot or box; the
same may be plainly seen by holding the Leaf
to the iigM. a handsome reward will be given
to any one rendering such information as may
lead to the detection Of any party or parties
counterfeiting the medicines or vending the
same, knowing them to he spurious.
- Sold at the Mandatory of Professor
HOLLOWAY, so Maiden Lane, New York and by
all respectable Druggists and Dealers in Med
icine throughout the civilized world, in pots
| at 25c. &c. and 81 each.
Ess There is q considerable saving by tax
ing the larger sizes.
N. R.--Directions for the guidance of pa
tients, in every disorder, are affixed to eacl
1 box.
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A Card to the Suffering.


The Rev. WILLIAM CRosGRovE, while
laboring as Missionary in. Japan, was
cured of Consumption, when all other
means had failed, by recipe obtained
from learned physician residing in
the great City of Jeddo. This recipe
has cured great numbers who were
suffering from Consumption, Bronchitis,
Sore Throat, Coughs and Colds, and
the debility and nervous depression
caused by these disorders.
DESTROYS of beneftting Others, I will
send this recipe, which have brought
home with me, to all who need it, free
Of charge. = Address =.
.iz REV. VIM. COSGROVE,
439 Fulton Avenue, Il
- Brooklyn, N. Y.
Dec. "a, 1869.--1v. x ,e.ee
tfIH Shy.ss-.
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THE SOLDIERS TRUE FRIEND
! ALW WAYST READY. >
Hollow ay's Ointm ment.

Long marches, sore and stiff Joints. blister
ed and inflamed feet, all those the Soldier
must endure, MOTHERS, REMEMBER THIS,
when your sons are grasping their muskets to
meet danger, think what relief a single pot of
this ALL HEALING & COOLING SALVE will
give to the one you love when far away from
home and friends. 1t hardens and makes
tough the feet so that they can endure great
fatigue. 1t soothes and relieves the infamed
and stihened joints, leaving them supple,
strong and vigorous, while for lz.-- Sc q
Sabre Cuts and Gun Shot Wounds.
1t stands unequafied, removing and prevent
ing every vestige of Inflammation and gently
drawing the edges together, it quickly and
completely heals the most frightfal wounds.
WsDes end Sisters Of Volunteers.
You can not put into the Knapsacks of you
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FOR. SALE BY

&, G. H. Davenport, Woodsfeld; H. c. Kotzebue
Malaga; Christian Sander, Brownsville; Vanlaw,
Alexander & Co., Cameron; John W. Barnitt,
Stafford; WagonGeld Co., Jacobsburg: Upton
&Powell, Jerusalem; Jacob T. Morrill,. Claring
ton; J.. H. Sc J.. +. Thornbury. Beallsville; and
by Druggists and Merchants generally through
not the United States and Canada.
JUDKINs & HALL, Woodsfeld, O..
3, 1s63,-1y,,-
l; July Is, 1868. F
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hest display Of peas, peck 100
best 10 lbs. of hops loo
No premium shall be awarded in the
class except to the producer and Of the
crop of 1863.
AWARDING CoMNIrTEE-Jepths Du-
val, ta.iS sAlgeo. and Thomas Ford. ).
s. FEMALE EQUESTRIANISM.
One hour Of the I'd and Sd days Of the
Fair will be devoted to Ladies Horse
manship.
On the ID day will be awarded pre-
MUM Of GoLp WATCH Entrance fee,
50 90; to be paid by 10 o'clock. A, NJ. ot
that day. And on the Sd day will bs
awarded premium of a SrLysn WATcM.
Entrance fee, S1,00; to be paid by 10
clock, A. NJ of that day. Ten eutriss
Ito make field in each. s q,
AWARDING COMMITTEE DR., j. ID.
|O'Conner, j. r. Norris WIN. 0keys Al
len Shotweil Geo. w Bennett. ,
PLOWING MATCH.
To the team that will plow + OF an acre,
within two hours, ia the best and most
workmanlikc manner ssilw
1st premium, oas sidax $500
2d premium, s-sfs. 49, $500
The committee are requested to state
the particular advantage in each perform.
|anee which entities il to premium. also
the imperfections in the different perform
ances.
AWARDING CoMMITTEE-J oshua Amos,
Elijah McMahon. and Jesse jackson, .jri
a1i e# REGULATIONS: A,-l.,.ss
l. The payment of one dollar consti-
tutes any person mcmber.of the Society
for one year All members have right
to compete for premiums. ,g
9. Any article offered fora premium
must be owned or manufactured by the
person offering it. or by a-member Of his
family under 81 years of age.
3. All kinds Of stock, mechanic arts,
farming implements. dairyproducts, paint
ings, needle work, &c. ofIother: counties
anc States are allowed to compete for, pre-
miums on an equal footing with Monroe
county at sas
4. All articles, whether. made within
the year or previously, and whether here
tofore had premium awarded or not, are
leFsible to compete for premiums.
5. Exhibitors are required to have their
articles and stock entered.o on the books
before they are placed within the enclo-
sure, and before II o'clock Of the first
day of the Fair, and remain until o'clock
of the third day. On the entry Of the
articles and stock, cards will be furnished
with the number and class which are to
be placed on the animal or article to be
exhibited. 80 asa4 bfiN.e> s6
g. Whether there be much, little or no
competition, premiums will be awarded,
provided the regulations the Society
be adhered to and the articfesare merito-
lrious. S. P. JONES. Pses's.
JAS. W., WALTON, Sec'y. .5sa
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FOURTH DEPARTMENT.

hest collection Of flowers by florist ~, sl,oo
end do do do si 30
hast displav of green house plants
End do - do do s.I SO
best arranged bouquet 81 j. 49,.
2ud ~ do ms 1srss-t, o0
best basket of flowers
best basket of. dahias (collections) -
End best do do SO
best collection Of wax flowers -
End do do aH,.a ss&A SO
best oil painting
2nd do 81
best water color painting ais IS
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End ;. dol 49,. do.
Best. .. do over years ars.......s....... 3
2nds =. do. do. ................s.. 2
Best pair of Draught Horses. ......... s
End. do. 80. >. do .s.l.r... .-.-.
Best pair Draught Mares. ..............5
Awarding eommittee-Henry Brown, De-
mus Slusher and Geo. s.. Aigeo.
Horses for Harness, dc.
| Best pair M atch horses for light harness SS 90
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2nd do = 3sitfJ INT H0 3
Best Double Shovel plow q oalsiasaze9 :
End doasza az ~ Sc epi4sars-,. l
Should the Committee deem il necessary
the merits Of the plows will be decided by
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best daguerreotype
End best do so
Awarding Committee--Mrs. DR.. J. Smith.
Mrs. J. M. Kirk bride and Mrs. 8. p. Jones.
ssl ~ CLASS L.-Fruits. s.
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0o,n i''oo-in noo' a. " "y' iAo'
Nelson and Joel Yost. fta-H SEQ +-
Horses for S,oeepstahes.
Fastest trotting horse or mare in single
harness, making five rounds of the course,
inside of three minutes ........ $4,000
Fastest pacing or racking horse or
mare in sinOla harness, making five
rounds of the course inside of three
minutes, r
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more necessary gift than supply of this
Extraordinary Military Salre.
The lonely sentry walking his rounds at
night, exposed to dleuching rains and chill
night air, is often seized with most VIOLENT
PAINS, COUGH and SUFFoCATING HOARSE-
NESS, first symptoms.of QUICK ~CoNSUMP-
TlON, but if supplied with HOLLOWAY'S
PILLS and HOLLOWAYS OINTMENT, all dan
ger is averted, few Pills taken night and
morning, and the Ointment briskly rubbed
twice day overt the throat and chest willre-
move the severest pains and stop The most
distressing or dangerous, COUGH. Therefore
We say to the whole Army = q - - 80
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-AOOJoO
An entrance fee of $1,000 will be required
in each, and if hut one entry $4,000.
Awarding Committee--Jere. Witten, Ste
phen Pancoast and DIR. Geo. w. Mason. r
/ aI.:L CLASS B.-Mnles and Jacks. ~
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2nd do do. -. do o....l I
Best specimen of hogs not less than 2 in
number, and between and z months old 3
End do. ...... do. .......... J
Awarding Committee--John 0key, John
Stephen and Arthur Gray.
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Farm for Sale.

J0IGHTY ACRES of land near Antioch, in
L. this county. SIS acres cleared, three log
dwelling houses and other buildings. Said
farm is,well adapted for sheep or stock. ANY
person desiring to purchase will call on Allen
Shotwell, at Antioch, or the undersigned.
Terms liberal. This farm IS ordered TO pe
sold by the Will,of Isaac Philips, deceased.
-e E. M. PHILIPS,
se,.sxY THOMAS WEST,
Feb. Is, 1es3.-tf - ~ Executors.
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1 prisoners. some OF whom are dying every
day, | was told by an officer who had ta-
/ ken the trouble to visit them, and talk TO
them, that large majority of them ayow-
ed that they we're Union men, and had
been conscripted and they further stated
! that the Conscripts had been forced into
the front ranks of tipf battle, and that
they had suffered more than any other
class of men. Deserters are coming into
our lines every day from the rebel army,
90 at q time, and they, as well as Union
refugees, agree in WHIT they say. Bragg
and Johnston have beth made speeches to
the army at Tallaboma and Shelby7ille,
and the grand point Iaade by them was,
that they intended tobreak our lines on
the Cumberland, dFit9p our army back to
the Ohio and then the5s would be sustain
ed by the ''peace-paft3" of Indiana and
Illinois, Ohio and KeDtuCky. The staple
in their speeches was the E'aid and com
fort" they had right to expect, and
were sure to receive from the ''peace
party" of tine Northwest They based
their hopes of success upon the aid they
expected from these traitors in the North
west, and bonsted that they would this
spring, carry the war into Carthage, aud
SOOd AiuNO JAIG COlAS0It&4SlE VI GuO 4NOELl~
west for allies.
81 credit the statement that the rebels
have armed negroes with them, and that
they charged the federal battery at Frank
lin. as alleged by the Union officers and
privates. The rebes are capable of arm
ing negroes or doing anything else. They
have armed Indians and sent them out
to scalp Union men and cut off their ears.
They have tied Union men hands and feet
and forced them int war they are OPP
posed to, even putting them into the front
ranks. What is it they would not do?
For my part think this slaughter of q
few of our regiments with armed negroes,
will have beneficial eject 1t will mod
crate the copperheads of the Northwest,
who can have such confidence in the hui
manity, honor, and Chivalry of the rebel
army. And it will cool off the radical |
abolitionists, whose bve for the, negro in
duces them to believe that they ure so
meek, loyal, aud God-like, that they |
only fight on the side of freedom. l told |
the people of the North, in my speeches,
as thousands of themwill recollect, what
now repeat-that is to say, one hnlf of |
all the slaves in the seeded States will |
fight for their owners, and fight to per-
petuate their own bondage"
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An Act in relation to commissioned of.cers oS the
United States revenue cutter service.
BE 1t enacted by the Senate and House OF Repre-
sentatives of the United States Of America In Con
gress assembled, That the commissioned officers Of
the United States service shall bs appointed
by the President by aud with the advice and consent
OF the Senate
sec. 2. And be it further enacted, That the grades
OF engineers shall be chief engineers first and sec.
Ond assistant engneers with the pay and relative to
rank Of fret, second aud third Ientenants respec.
lively. "A ~ - -. aIS., -
oil petty officers and shall exceed the aver.
age wages paid for like services on the Atlantic or
vico.
Sec. 1. And belt further enacted, That the officers
OF the revenue cutter service when serving in &c.
cordHnce with, part Of the navy shall be entitled
to relative rank, follows: Captains with and next
atter Lieutenants commanding in the navy; first
eutenants, with and next after lieutenantS in the
navy, sesond leutenants with and next after mas.
tiers in line in the navy third cUtenants with aud
aeNt after passed mdshpuien in tile navy; Provided
That no change Of rank hy this bill shall increase
tho pay.to which such Olicers in now entitled by
law.
Approved, February i, 1858
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an insertion in Jour paper of the follow
In pursuance Of previous notice
given that there would be some two or
three gentlemeD'of your city here to-day,
for the purpose of addressing us on tie
very important question of our New State,
there was large and respectable meeting
of our citizens had; and after waiting until
a late hour, and being Informed that those
gentlemen could not be here, we repaired
to the Baptist Church, and then and there.
on motion of Levi NJ. Low, the meeting
was organized by calling DR.. H. JollifFe 10
the Chair and appointing james Savage
Secretary. Or. Jacob Young aud William
D. Walker, Esq, of New Martiusville, be-
ing present, they very appropriately and
satisfactorily addressed the meeting; after
which the meeting adjourned. and !. great
many went on their way home rejoicing,
and many who had heretofore been opposed
to our New State went their way more
seriously considering the matter, aud win
in all probability go to the polls on the
26th aud cast their votes in favor of it.
H. JoLIFEE, Chairman.
JAMES SAVAGE, Secretary.
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48-sPEoIAL NOTICES Double the above rates.
1rYeAriy Advertising on reasonable terms, aocor-
ding ts the space occupied and the number of i,aues
made.
AnHdvertisemsntsf from trAnsient persons or trang
era. to be paid for in d1rdnos.
business Cnrds not exceeding i've lines SO per year.
OF 70 for six mYnts. bnt for shorter period nothing
VIII be counted leSs than square. spSS -
The privilege Of Annual Advertising is limited to
the Advertisers own Immediate business; and all
Advertisements for the benefit OF other prsons as
we'll as all legal advertisements, and advertisements
Of auction sales aud real estate by them muse
be paid for at the usual rates.
A57A Advertisements not accompanied with Wrttea
directions. will be inserted until forbid and charged
accordingly.
Notices for Political Meetings to be charged In all
casos at full rates. q ~
Marriages, NOticesof Funerals, and announcements
Of sermons, so cents each. nonvII-'69
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Aud again
New state meeting.
EditOrs IntslNqeneer:

ASutVTS 4HtttttyEtfSSI.
Pursuant to previous notice, goodly
number of the voters of the First Election
precinct convened at the Carson District
school house on..the evening of March 18th,
1868, and were duly organized by the elec-
tion of Samuel Dunlap, Esq, Chairman,
and Thomas Gilmer, Secretary.
Messrs.iE 81. Norton aud Adj't Samuels,
of Wheeling, being present, were called up
on for remarks upon the New State ques-
tion. Both gentlemen responded, the for
mer depicting in glowing terms the iuju,
riesireceiyed by West Virginia from their
Eastern task-masters, and the. immense
advantages which would accrue to her
from separate organizations while the re-
marks of the latter gentleman were contin-
ed, principally, TO the answering of the
many but triviious objections against the
New State movement; such IS its non con-
stitutionality, Congressional dictation," J"
&c.
By series of weiI-timed remarks he
showed clearly the utter futility of each
aud SeEery one OF them, interpreting
these with appropriate anecdotes, which
excited the risibiiities of his hearers to a
great degree, frequently Infringing down"
the house with perfect roars of applause.
The attendance, though respectable, was
not go large as could have been desired
which WAS owing principally to the acci
dent to the HemPheld railroad on Friday
morning, and a consequent impression tn a
/ there would be no speakers present.
l-oa motion Of r. d. Holiday q vote o
thanks Was returned 70 MesSTs. Norton anC
Samnels for their able and interesting sd
Idresses; aud on motion of the same gentle
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GOD SAVE THE UNION.
ar c. q. DUNN.

God save the Union of the States!
And brighter make those stars which shons
Around the hallow'd glory-day
OF Freedoms birth at Lexington.
For all the bload which lIns been shed
For all the patriotic doah-
For all the hearts that for US Bled-
o, save the I'm on of The StateSi
God save the Union! by It stani
fe true mon who rcvere its laws;
And, o, remember Washington,
Who crushed Oppression s hated cause,
Be faithful TO those men who gave
To Freedom life-tO Wrong grave!
BE faithful NOW iF Gou would save
The sacred Union of the States.
God save tho Union by it stand
Ye mon whose love Is Unions might
He mon whose hearts and hands uphold
The great omnipotenco of Right.
10 faithful to ONE CAUSE.-THE JUST!
The Constitution Is your trust
Would ye behold dragged In the dust
The flag Of the United Statesl