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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-02

In references 30 the establishment of tie
Ssst- C}avaynueus cs Tennessee, hsTs learned
.ba "a. loginz a. q rs. p2r-icIisrE; 10 appssr5
-Fst a gerss b I-cIG-s r 5laitn last year waited
upou the Poa3ezl for SIC purposs q ascer ain
irg whsths would permit, esd what he desired
on the uUt Ol tbs loyal psopls OF Tennessee 70
a3Hais iIsya sgain 10 She UoieH- -1s lHc.oSsd
- :. owes views up,u tto subject, and we
snD,oss VII IuIlisa Pc key-n0te Of reccnstruc-
t;r1 II any rss5 30 far as Tennessee is con
ceTred. sna throogh be- example possibly to lhe
rest Of ths seeded states.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-02

STRAEGE PR0CEEDINGS.-Ths SHmter Re-
pabgieaH mentions the following as having &C.
cured last week, ct Preston, Webster county,
Ga:
Judge ] T. Cldrke, Of the Passuls cireuis,
which embraces the county Of Webster, has been
prevented fI0m holding the regular term Of the
superior court Of that county, 90 far as the grand
jury is concerned, By. reason Of the refusal Of q
majority Of the grand jury to transact any husi-
ness under his administrator. We learn that
this course of the grand jury Is based upon tEo
charges sgEiRss ths judge: 1sk That as the
agent Of his father, be refused to take Confeds-
rate money In payment Of debt due bis father.
"a That In 3 sPssch delivered at Lumpkjn re-
Gently, he took occasion 10 use language esleu-
lated to deprsGists the issues Of The Government
IN the estimstion Of the people Il appears that
the jury sfJ5T being emPaneled and suoTD re-
tired 70 their room snd passed resolution de-
nunciato-y Of the oourss Of Judge Clarke, ard
deelsrstory Of their purpose not 70 serve under
him. On learning this fact, he repaired to the
juTy room, aud sought to bring about a Tsconsid-
Grafton Of the action Of the jury IN this the
judge failed.
We arc informed that the people Of Terrill,
which is Judge Ciarkeis next county in which
b hold court, ara determined that he shall not
preside tbeTe.
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sPECIAL NOTICE.

A NY person who vii give Information Of he pres
"a -nt place Of abode Of AIS n T.. WHITE Or Mr
T. J SHELBT AID family refugees from nssr Ficks-
burg, viii confer favor on tie undsrzig-sd
.. o. ILLS.
z-ef 1w Cairn BIS. NJ 81
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ExECUTIvE HfAEsfoN.
vf-r.f.,s--r1.s Hefrhar 2t 1852

H-jar Ges,ral Grant Cor .Tnor Johns r., aRd all
E15ing BEHtafg Negal, 0T ClgI ap9hoTitg aB-
ds- ne Uait.a states -7lsiH tas STATE of Tea
R-ssse:
Tie bearer Of ih.s, Themes r Snits, 8 citi-
zen Of tHe st.e oi Tennessee, gees 70 that
State seeking e have such Of ihe people ths s0f
As lezira 10 avo.e lhe guss Is sei0ry prospect be
fols them, ard % have poces ags,n upon the
oid tstra7 undcgthe Cons, tuition Of he United
States. 30 manifest such desire by elections Of
members b. the Congress Of ina Uai.s5 states
fDsricuiariy, aud pertsps a legislature,
Ssste oitCszs ana United S.stes
Ssps;or ireudly to ihair objects shall
h. giEd for you snd sgch Of you to aid him aud
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GeneraI Qrderg No. sc
HEABaUARrEEs SrEvEEsoN's DTvIsI0s, Z
DECATUR, GA, September 20, 1863 )
[EKTRACTl


r The names q I'll officers and men Of this com
smA1d who fail 70 Join heir regiments uithi the
shortest possible TINS after the pu5cs0n Of this order
the Htmost limit being the 10 pr0zimo-uH be for
warIed 5y brigade commanders these hsadgusrtsEs,
tAai ihDso who aFs not properly szcussd may be
ported the 0cars 10 tbs Prsdidsnt for dismissal there
after b cuuscrioed and Tie desertsrs, 5e
eording TO laE.
By command Of
Ma OR-GENERAL STEVENSON
J. J. REEvEs. Major and A A. q. sspa9 lv
The knoEvlis ssls-er, Iatelgencsr. Rebel AID Bfs
paisr-aEI e0uv
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The Wh;e adds.

This account Of 3 singular phenomenon was
it mirage 7 J = communicated to Us by an offi-
Ger Of rank, intelligence and character. He
means ne quiE, and is not apt TO hethe victim Of
one. In private note, he says; 4" put myself
to some trouble TO ascertain the facts and aues-
toned the witnesses sepsrateiy They are above
suspicion. l have given all The mstsris facts
except that the so-caIlsd men were marching
north or northwest, righ: through tie mountains
Tnsy were Of sll sizss, and as much Ike men as
if they had been real f9sh and blood1'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-02

" GRY MUGH-a sm=H quantity of DARBY'S
PRSPHYBAGaI3 FLUID or CHLORIDE OF
SODA Any oHs having the sane vii c nisr al sp-
preeiaed fsvor tue ldsrgnsd By iesVing e a. sha
- r. Of Huuuieuis & Tayior, shers any pdcs vii 30
chsrrfl y psd
30 q ur~rspr, our~-
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uutry, yisiaag Ike -ouaagss upon all within

country, wishing Ike ouHsgss upon al within
their reach.
Such stats Of thirgs has now aroused the
people TO q state Of selfdefsnss, aud thsy are
turning Oat IN lsrge bodies TO arrest the thieving
scaan3rsls aud turn them over TO the c01seript
of7ieers. Ss7srsl itAve bsen sa5t, two OK three
killed and good mlny arrested.
The people sre bsgjgning - understand this
state of thiugs as one of the fruits Of tsss
msstngs that refused obadieuea to the laws of
the cauatry, induced soldiers 70 leave the army
and give up the contest aud encouraged men
Of the eonseript age TO tsks % the woods rather
han 60 into the ranks OF their country. Aud
the industrial and frugal class Of citizsns who
have homes and provisions for their families,
noW ase That lhese men must be arrested, and
the sentiment aud feeling which brought absut
this State Of things must be put down, sni these
lswless msTesnariss dispersed, OF thsir property
sIll be taken from them, their homes be DESC
lated, sad the whole country be Fansscked and
ruined. No W0Bdsr there Is a reaetioa ibere.
Aud IS Is Is iE Randolph 30 It viii and must
b IN other Counties, where desertsF5 and sknlk-
log coHscfipts sFs allowed to remain unmoested
They are compslled TO remain II the woods, and
conse qaently cannot earn q living BY honest in
dastrJ; heace thsy arc forced TO steal and plum
der, and thBse who refuse or decline 10 arrest
them are the Bu3sTafs-iheir houses and beds are
stripped Of clothing, their smoke houses and
cribs Tobed, and ihslr families eIp1sed to their
rsFagss st al tines The safety eieVefy mans
home family and property, now calls upon him
70 arrest tRess fellows and Ii1 the country Of
their dangerous snd tEisYing pTeaencs.
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THos. z. FISHER & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

No. y Peachtree St, Atlanta, Ga
nERSONAL atteHtiaa given TO ths pure sss and
sale Of al kinds OF hEkOdAhDiAE and the
gsstmsus # money gstlon OF Rezi Hsssts.
l-aa-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-02
NGTECE.

EarTE --dersrus ha- ~ pos ession enc vs.ua ls
TEI SE. belonging 10 :.iss Luey GT-'-n- who for
1aery ldsd usar Ja.sso1, ldss- An early Epg1ca
NOON,
Shelby Sp-iugs
zaaa Shelby e. uu.v Ale.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-02

~ Burasi3e's recent Resignation was de-
eiinsd by Lincoln. Theroupop Burnside IeeoH-
81 Grad his action, because the interest of the
country demanded the sacrifice - at bis hsads.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-02
WALLAPOOsA F0R SALE,
Situated 5 EIiles S0Hth Of BuChaHan
aaa % MileS West Of CaTEOIt1n,

-t..arp.tESFr~G e-a two story Dus-EE HHHsl, ter
rooms eizbs q pisces. BRICK Eifcner brtcE aAIs
laid ia hv6rsuc csueut; brick sTaokshDu5e lass -na
90 uno511s f-s1ne stables ban and sheds frame gro
srv sllrs q SD -= dfy goods st-rs Ssz5U, ssVsa
o br r-os frz-nrd bail 5ugs suitable fr 81 families
.or NEGRO hrussss large and ccumoa'i- 7t+lfl .ai
nd --rfaarrr4Er skssiia hzent With dCUoie engines
md bd- srs II SKY Lrsr power " "a Eheas Tor III anu
fzetrrirEs suo e. tn rs-d wool czI1 il ope 81
don one err and one soaring miI-suu -to1e. four
fee. ruua-rs, With bolsi - zratus C-z1p-se seod
thrssHlrg -lschirs-P-t=u. Ersn g 7ara-os-fsn = q
smut Il-, good EasHr ml lpvO sta-y, and e." I7iI
attacls6-
nj t-e Shove b7iidinEs E1d lIlprgvs1eu Sc new
sd th- psce ygstsr85 nv several gCod st0us w-.is
1000 Acres Of Good Pine Land.
s hsB5rsd zcr-s Of uhs-h l. good II ek bottom sixty
~ ca lvzle5, sA= remainder - lie wo9rs aaa wei
.slr-E,zre4 A E5--sz A. HAAS
ENhanFe E--EarE.
--aa- Whf-chsI street
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-02

Defsat ef fLs Arrrg R-i-r Gen R7sfc-zHs-F IS
D7izsa Brrs a. Cda.a-0aga The E5rtOTy
HcH o. Gsa BRAGG Hsrvlg Reinforced By
Bsas7agerd, Lrs aaa J7bssi0s.
LoUJsyHLE- S.p .a516er zi--I2.45 A T-OlT
army. under Cen R1seersEg, has been badly
bestar srd crurrI.l % re-est 90 Chattanooga,
by Bra-E, w1th svV i-tores11zts fiom Lgo,
Besa7lE lEa-5 and Dee = hislu-
TIE military occupation ui the telegraph lines
viii prevent the transmission Of the particulars
La-Ii.Lt
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-02

CAHABA Ala. esptsmbsr 22f 1SsJ
I obsdieHcs b The above order tins day sEsun1a
1 comma Of all Psro'sd and Exchanged prisoners
west or Gen Bragg sTT3T. All such viii report with
on. delay - thee Hssdqusrts-s-
All trals MssissiPpi psroled and exchanged men and
officers vii re pert 20
will state hat everything shall be done 20 nsars
ths comfort or the and procure for them raiions,
eiUihiug and pay to enable tksm 10 Be ready fer
servfce As soon - exchanged
% b szpssts5 and desired that soldiers viz ss.,a
nee-ssity Of com ng f-rHard Our counfry IS now
thressnsd oy vsndsl foe and &c he duty Of every
gosd TO obey orders Dy porn ng promptly thil
camp. Foar EaInes. vii be ssns on for exchange and
you viii again be enabled he co -srllg assas-
sins loa tbrsatsnIng Unr beloved cou1try stronger
appeal shauid BE- Hscsszzry than 70 say 1T q Four
duty
would esrnes y request eommandsrs of posts ana
officers IN the fsd % forward ali psrolsd slesa
Headquarters.
vii rs5ort Immediately 81 this pisee. In fItlEe 10
flrough hs are valid exc pt those issus By us.
HENRY C. DAFlt
sr2s-l0- Lie1tanant-i % nuet Gorrufn7 nj
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F6sEg SALE.

lElE-T7rED cE "a Interest iH WASdi-'a- TOE
~ HELl, x Esi--ta "a. Appy
g. O.. LEaD -aRsOS. O.
3. HUT7T
sa7af- A. Nv-s-i-r-r- fEa.r
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-02

IDGE EDEAA1 r STATES OE AM1A4AAs
WAE DEPARTMENT,
A6iuia1t and In spector Generals Ciice
Richmond. Va Sept l2th, 1858.
CoLONELs
VOU vii assume cOuEa1d Cf al Psroied AID EE-
II Changed pri ousrs IN localities west o. General
eggs army except those captured az Viskz5urg and
Port Hadon and vii proceed 20 % ablish cam ,
f0- re sane at gahabss AlsbEua
A prisoners soovs dss glstsd viii report 70 y1u
inmsai s1eiy at that psacs.
You alone are authorized 20 giant furious D. 20 O.
rol d 1sr until they are regularly ezchaI ged. Yea
viii Use every szorJlon % Collect and keep t0gsthsr eli
indicated in ths pap7r, and to forward tlsu
promptly, Whsn exchanged, 20 their respsejvs coz.
msads. Very re- pectfully,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-02

DWELLING HOUSE in the town OF EswnsD
"A Wi h twelve acres g ound attached Prics $50
SHEPHERD BRUWA
aszslus Newman Ga
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-02
THE MISSISSIPPI

Along the hanks Of the river, throughout It's
length, there is no disturbances by the enemy.
-Gaerillss are sileRt The nearest enemy to Gen
Grants army IS royiag cavalry corps Of on
servstiou, on the east side Of The Big Black
river. Taese freebooters havs Of lsts been guilty
of marching uu the river bsrks snd firing upon
our pickets. Gen. Sherman is represeuted 20
have sent message 20 them, threatening that
if That practice TEs net stopped, he woald csoss
this river and lsy waists the country. An spcl0-
reHc snsger was returned thereto.
The health Of our troops is represented to be
quite IS good as could he expected. Twenty
stesmers gre detained at VieksbuTg IN expseta-
tiOn Of heinE needed for the transportation Of
troops. Boats between YiekSburg and this
point viii ply for the present AZ intervals Of
three DAYS onIy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-02

LagIsyULE. Sept 90-Ail kinds Of Exciting
rum5rs are prevalent here, sJEre of them quite
adverse 60 Il 1srcFH~7' sEmy Tss military su
ibcrities htVs tie .i-o, sud there IS very Itue
prospect Of ce.-re zuyrailg tarcugh tonight
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Gse SBltnlpBis 8pPcal,
rEersFas Of AdvertisIng.

An sdver Issmsnts VII be charged two dollars per
sqosre Tor ss rsi inssrtoa and ohs dOlaT sad Efty
esats Tor essb subseguest insertion.
Lccsl notices VII be ehsEged ss he rate Of fifty otE
per une.
Obituary notices ehsTged al the rats Of twenty-five
t per Uas and all sthss articles not Of general public
Ir---a.t-s r-h.r rEra--i.sn,.nl-
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sHiothers seting for this object as much as pos
sibls Ia ali AvAiisbls ways give ihe people =
chance 10 exprpss their wishes at these eiso-
tions Follow ias Rnd the forms Of law as tar
IS convenient, bas at sll events get the expires
si1n of the IaEFest number Of ps0ple possible
All sea how much sdch action viii connect with
aad sEsct the proclamation of Ssptemoer -
OF course The n1sn elected should be gentlemen
OF character, wiling 70 sWssT to support the
Consultation as Of old, snd Known to be above
reasonable suspicion of duplicity.
Y.ulrs very respectfully,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-02
CAPITAL CIllbCE FOR lITESTHElT,
The western E0rfh Carolina Mining,
smelling and COpPeras
manufacturing OmpaHy
Capital Stock 81 ooo,0

s-r-r71z CoEPAaSY hss ~ special at og The Legs
ia.ure sl fsar-h Csr0iiua- been rega'aFy Lhe'- o
-st "a and crgsllt1cd- -
asy Of e-c-s= bv railroads end are p or1ueSq ~ l-t
...sia ooelt tuDs-.0r 90 the fEiacEs -sf7eEiou
Wsrrs 3--Hee-iag advautsges over 81 Ei1inE SoLp@
ares ss be Confederate sta C8-
.rs1-i1tilaz % tEs CaPtal stock WI be re l'ss
~ t-- 11-ezlt gE-'- Shares $500 As taaEe s Bh-
f-.r4 sr1ErI- gf slccE Offered for skis, al parues
--fsrr 10 reske rvss I1sls vii 20 well tS e. aEo
.,-I ~ tfs ores sa.u-isr eys5enc-s Of ter Intrinsic
ale i-1u-i ed .. .T 0sicg.
ECHAUaHT, OR'fOgO &-C0,
s-r1sat Whfsball street.
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OK fEz A.lanfs z-d west Point Bei'roaf- le.7Fssz
} -f1--.s sd Nsv-eu. ny PDCEE l-89NA Ca1.
r1- ~ some money a.L s5vo-t tpers oi greet "
20 Hs Hus -slace5z 80 any cue ess- The p1ck7t0g1s
sr 81 a5i " recognized b. refsrsuca 20 lL= psp-r-
spoken Of viii give 3 liberal Be ward fer any ili2f
7z+=a1 --a- WI Iesz rs recovery II tha psTsgn
ma v--ra hsnds t las fallen should Be uHwi ling 20
---1 he money D can end he pspsra which can.
r aaz==t L-G lF5zsh The post Cfios 20 nv address
- ~. -f.----E arv-eu. GA z n FEDEE
-4a8g- II IEsrt. ArtiT-sy P z o. =.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-02

sfuF E4VCss tEOEEs
On whitehall. street, between Deca-
frr md the Atlanta and West Point
Railroad
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CRY AUCTION AND C0MMlSsIU0
HOUSE.
shackelford, Saint g c.

ETAFE removed from fhsir OLD sfa-d Into ths Inc
ii iFeueaF building where hey prep red 10 re-
esivs sll nds Of zOODS and MERcHANDIzE on
conaign-aent
SPECIAL attention paid to ths sales Of HEGR0Es.
T.AsDS etc
AUCTION EVERY DAY ar 'gpT
s. .. sHACKELFORDg
a. A. sHACKELFO
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-12-24
Words for Poor Boys.

When was boy o!twelve years i was
working for twenty i've op,s week with
anold lady, and will tell you, had my
hands full; but | did my work faithfully.-
used 10 cut wood, fetch water, make hres,
and scrub and scour mornings for the old
lady, before the real work oi the day cont
menced; my clothes wcf bad, and l had no
means oil huying shoes, 81 wasoiten barefoot
ed. One morning got through my work
early, and the old lady, who thought l had
not done it, or especially ill-humored then,
was displeased, scoldcd me, and said / was
idle and had not worked. said had: she
called me "a liar" felt my spirits rise
Indignantly against this, and standing erect
told her that she should never have the
chance Of applying this word to me again. -
] walked out Of the house to re enter u no
more. Ihad not a cent in my pocket when
stepped into the world. What do you
think did then, boys2 met a country
man with team; ] met hin boldly and
honestly, and offered to drive the leader. if
he would only take me on. He looked at
me in surprise. but he said he did not think
I'd be of any use to him. ''Oh yes, l will, F"
said |; 81 can rub down and watch your
horses, and do many things for you if You
will only letme try" He no longer OBJ
iected. | got on the horses back. IL was
hard travelling, for the roads we're deep, AND
we could only get along at tho rate Of twelve
miles day. This was however, my start
ing point. went ahead after this. An
independent spirt, and steady, honest
conduct. with what capacity God has given
meas he has given you-hsye carried me
successfully through the world.
Don't be down-heartsd at being poor or hsv-
IN Vru nd frxr
eqn cut your way through if you live, so
please God | know it's hard time for
some of you. You otter are hungry, or wet
with rain or snow, and it seems dreary in
the city to have no one to care for you. But
trust in Christ and he will be your friend
Keep of good heart and be determined to
make your own way, honestly and truly,
through the world As said feel for
you; because ! have gone through it ALL
know what it is, God bless you -IGeneral
Mitchell. ,.-,.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-12-24

A BEAUFORT IN. y. correspondent Of
the Boston Traveller mentions the following
incident
eAfsmily Of negroes, consisting Of an old
woman, nearly ninety years Of age, her
daughter, and three grand children, arrived
at Fort Macon last night, having escaped
from 0nslow Sunday night, aud walked
nearly thirty miles' They said their owner
was 50 nearly starved himself that he could
not longer keep his slaves, and that he had
let out tho younger members who were able
to work. willis the old and feeble were iu as-
.Ss oor deSssa I'D Ur.sSss q. assa Va. S
from her sufferings in getting away, that il
il doubtful ii she lives to realize the idea
that che has 20 long cossted! tThs young
est wss sp infant q the breast, and bad tc
DO carried all ths weary way. The$swere
Kindly cared for BY the officers Of the fort "
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-12-24

WE notice that in the vote for Chaplain
Of the United States House Of Representa-
tives, the Hon. Mr.. Lszear, Congressman
from the adjoining district in Pennsylvania,
and the Hon. Mr.. White. member from the
district over the river, and the Hon. Mr..
Norris member from the Woodsfield dis
trict, all voted for Bishop Hopkins, the eel
ebrated divine who some time ago wrote an
elaborate essay to prove the divinity and
general blcssedness of the institution of sla
very. SO far as fitness, by reason Of schol-
arly qualifications are concerned, no one
could object to Bishop Hopkins. He is 4
great light in the Church, an exemplary
man, learned and talented, and would be no
disparagoment to the House of Representa-
tives in any Of the usual attributes attaching
to Minister Of the Gospel. But it is Curl
GUS to observe how persistently and invari-
ably the faction in Congress, calling itself
Democratic, seizes hold Of an opportunity
to show its subssrvieucy to slavery. Bishop
Hopkins was taken up as a candidate for no
other reason than that be had created SEN
sation by his pro7slavery essay, and even the
sensation was not created so much by the
matter Of the essay as by the fact that at
| this late day, when the American people
are so generally coming to realize what sla-
very has cost them, how incompatible in it's
whole spirit and tendency it is With Demo
cratic institutions, 4 Northern Minister
should interfere in the change that is being
wrought, aud try to show that tho institu
tion is great good and not great evil to
tho country. For the uttsrance of this opia
ion at this time, Bishop Hopkins was voted
for, and for no other reason, thus showing
how alien in all their sy,ppsthiss with every.
thing like progress is the so-called Demo
cratic faction in Congress.
\ As an offset to the votes of the three gen
tlemen named, we may record it to the cred
i Of the three Representatives from West
i Virginia, that not one of them voted fol
Bishop Hopkins. While we on this side Of
the river are emerging from the ,dravbac k,
and retardation Of slavery, there is rem
nant on either side of us that omits no op
portunity to show its voneration for the old
shoes Of oppression and barbarisn which
West Virginia has thrown to ons side.-
]. Whesling Int. -
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-12-24
a1ada ioga aAEEE's won lsol
ID CHERRY R.Al1]L,

Tho W0rIuB lCfeat9 uSemeuyIJto JtoV
Coughs, Colds, Incipient s0eA-
q gai sumption, and fbr the selief
I3ad ~ sCousumptive patients al
ioL sa ins sadyanced stages iii
llofg the diaesaasss: 4 h'saassss: lo,od,
This- has -hAsu soal0ug nsed and 20 uaiver.
,r sally known, thst We need do no more than
ASSURE tiis public that il qualify b xsps mp To
the best d ever has been, and ttst,it niky b
relied on % do ~ i has ever dopee,a,
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