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SABBATH SCHOOL BELL, NO. I,

contains IA pages aud nearly a0tnes aud hymns ara
mos, popular picces rrc Kind Words Eden Above
.Chri.an Hero" Icauiiiu Zion" Il ought TO love my
Mothern ''Ilc Angels told me so' "ln the Light, R's'
Tor the Weary &c Pricts--paper covers ~ ee"ts
rnc sl5 per hundred; bound 81 crns SLIPPER hiindfrd
cloth bound, embossed gilt, 10 cents, por ioo'
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Published by HORACE WATERS, .Age,
No. %si, Broadway, New Yctk

XNTATERS CHORAL HARP--A new Sunday
w School Hook. Of 100 pages Of beautiful Hymns
and Tunes II contains many gems. such .s "shali we
know each other heren "Suaer little children to coma
aIeave me with my motherp 'He leade,h beside still
wstersn ke Price, paper covers 70 cents sl5per 100
bound, 25 eenlsi $40 per 100 Is edited by HORACE
WATERS, Author OF "suiday School Bells," Nos.
and q which have had the enormous sale OF over egh
hundrd thousand copies yus putilshed by
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s0-TnE cultivation of wool has taken q
long stride ahead in the past two years.
The home consumption, 1t Is said, reaches
l76, 900, ,000 pounds, Of which $4,000, 900
goes to clothe the army, and l,000,000 the
navy. Many portions of the Northwest
are very favorable to sheep culture, and in
due time wool must be staple production.
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AYERS
CATHARTIC PILIS

possess so many advantages over the other pur-
gatyes in the market, and their superior virtues
are so universally known, that we need not do
more than to assure the public their quality Is
and that they may he depended on to do all
that they have ever done. :,
Prepared by j. c.. AVER, NJ d., Co,
Lowell, Mass, and sold by
For sale by welisy & Coleman J, H. Yves. q Go
and !. H. Patterson.
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wArrny cnrAp MUSIC FOR rHE MIl.IroN

Arranged as solos duets quaret,s. and chorpses for
musical societies choirs Sunday schools pubo schools,
scninaries, etc "Shail we know zach other thore!h
Don't you hear the Angels coning!" shall we meet
beyond the rvor'n "Be IN tme" There is beautiful
word,n where ldberty dwells smy country" Free
Abraham six hundred thousand noren There is Land
Of Loven sorrow shall come again no more" ieaven.
we will love Sunday school, "Our God Ia march,
ing on" God save the Naionn Whler's song Of The
pianiaion Nesron Fair Freedoms Morn has dawned
at las,n "Ovcr the mounail,n "Iinle Ella an Angel,
"Wille s gone TO Heaven" "Suder little children 10
come unto me,n "Bury me In the morning, Mother"
cents, 30 cents per DOZEN - pei 1905 postage lce
each In sheet form, with Piano aceompa hirnenl b cts
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GRAND TOTAL.

will attend in person or by Deputy. atthe places Of
holding Elections in each Township, es the reception Of
lfaxcs, as follows: :. -
WAYNE, Wednesday, Oct z; Somerset, Ibursdsy, Oct.
10; Warren Friday, Oct 81 Goshen, Saturday, Oct 10
Coleran Monday, Oct l2j Wheeling. "Wednesday Oct.
Ia Flushing, Thursday Oct ISL klrkwood Friday OcG.
6 Union Saturday, Oct i7i York, tuesday, Oct 70
Mead "Wednesday, Oct aii Puaiey' Thursday Oct ~
And iroo l,e las, named day until the ach Of Dsesn-
her, will attend nj my Office, in st. Clarsvile, for the
purpose OF receiving fsyes On all Taxes not paid By
hs 2Oh Of Decsmber, the law fxes penalty Of per
cent -, -, .
All Road Receipts must be paid IN before the 9oh Of
December or they will he LOST 10 the holder.
QJ-Currency all Ohio banks, in good standing, U.
:. Treasury Noies, Merchants' and Mschanics, and
will be recei red in payment Of TaIes. -
'".-I''''- : ISAAC H.. PATTERSON,
sea4-id Treasurer Belmont County
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THE HARP OF FREEDOM

eonun. ~ pages Of songs duets and choIuscs or free
dom Among III. choice pieces we would name. Fair
Frcrdois morn" IL c, my people 60" 'Overlh- noun
nin,r "rley worked me all the day" DC Pncc ocen's
sinas 81 cents do1en 81 per 1901 roaIsss one ceh'
each.
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To Horse Owners!

DR SWEETS lNFAlI.IBI.E I.INlMENT FOR
HORSES is urivaled by my, aud In all cases OF Lame
ness. arising from Sprans, Bruises or Wrenchng, il,
effect is magical aud cerain Harness OF Saddle Calls
Scratches Mango SO, Il will also speedily SPAWN
ind Rngbone may he easily prevented aud cured Ia
their ncipcnt stages, hut confirmed beyond
the possibility OF radical cure. No OF the kind
however IN so nspata,e oE hopeless bu, may be allie
waited by tis l.hment, aud lis faithful application will
alway. the l.aneess, and enable the horse io
travel with comparative ease
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I AM CURED,

"I have taken six do.e, Of Radways pills. Of three
pills cach in sx day. they cured me Of Constipation,
Indigestion, and dyspepsia. have taken B---th's,
A-rs', and many other pills for years, and could
only obtin temporary roief II stopped the uso Of
theso pills for n week my OLD complaint would appear.
fix doses Of II ,dway's iillS cured me.
S,El1IEN BENNETT, U. s. G. s."
az have suffered with Dyspepsia and Livor m
paint for seven ycars--have used all sorts 0f pills
tiicy would give temporary comfort, but was com.
RELIED TO takc them all tho time have used one box
Of pr. Railways Pills I am cured. have not tnken
q particle Of medicine In six months.
C. NJ CHILD5 Roxbury, NASs.
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: A WEsrERN editor speaking Of concer,
singer says that her voice is dclicious-pure
As moonlight and tender as three shilling
shirt.
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THE REVIVAL MUSIC BOOK

contains 10 pares Of tunes and hymns designed h'r revi
val prayer. pnd conference meetings Puee ~ paper
covers. .npc copies 10 censs ss per 100 Mailed sthe
retail price,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-10-15

Why arc horses in cold weather like med
lssome gossipa Because they are the boar
srs Of idle tails.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-10-15

"ARn you the mats?" said man nan. to ,h. tn.
I'm the man o. boils tho mate"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-10-15

II KNOW every rock on the coast" cried
On Irish pilot. At that moment the ship
struek, when he exclaimed, ''and that's QUO
sf them"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-10-15

GREEK fire must be kind offlsetric FIRE,
il We may judge from the way In which 1t
shocked Beauregard.
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pILEs, sTRAINlNG AND TENEsMus,

PILES, STRAIN "a AN TENkSMUS,
Are tho results OF Inflammation or rritaton OF the nus
cous membrane Of the bowels, induced by drastic
pills-ihcse imperfect pills. instead OF being dissolved
by the chile are carried to tho lower bowels, and In
duce . pcrs' attic movement or evacuation by their
Irritation - henes fks straiWinq, cramps, vrercAirg
pains pills and tenesmus, and the frequet Jdse ealh
b the ,oater closet that pdienn ~ndero oho take fhsss
imperfect pils
Ii you would avoid these annoyances, whenever .
purgative mciicne Is required takc dose OF
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS
THEY WILL PURGE THOROUGHLY AND
LEAVE THE BOWELS REGULAR.
Persons shnic,sd with PILES, may rely on a positive
euro by thcir
COATED WITH GUN
COATED WITH GUN.
Dr.. Railways Pills are elegantly Grated with Gum.
are free from taste or smell, be taken at all times
" exposed 70 wet damp weather amer taking these
pills.
Six OF RAILWAYS PILLS
Have secured vigorous evacuation, In severe casss
OF Inflammation Of tho Bowels, Paralysis, &C., after
Crotou OIL Harlem OIL injections and othcr means com
petely failed dose Of Railways Pills will remove an
obstrnc,ons and secure free passage. Directions for
use arc inside each box Price per box 70 cents sold
by Druggists, Medicine Dealers, and store keepers.
n. R-Evcry Agent has been furnished with frssl
and new made Pills. As each box Is enclosed viii
q steel Engraved Label, take nonc others.
RADWAY h CO.,
OF Maiden lane, New rorh-
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81 p 9||g)
DIR. RADW AVS PILLS.
ARE TIE BFST Pl'RiATivs pllIs.
ARE TttE BE. r ruRGArivE FILLS
ARE TBi SP puRGATlvE FILES
NO srRAINING.
NO GRIPPING.
no rESEsNys.
NO PILES
40 FALSE CALLS To- THE WATER CLOSET.
But BRISK AND THOROUGH
EVACUATION ROM THE 0WELS
Is ALWAYS SEJURED.
Newly Discovered Principles in Purgatives.
Dr i,adway. lflls drc o bast Purgativc Pill, In tao
worti aud the ,ny Vegetable substitute for taomo' or
Mercury ever disc vcfrd. They arc composed Of
VEGETABLE EXTRACTS FROM ROOTS,
HERBS. PLANTS. GUNS. SEEDS. FLOWERS.
BARKS, FRUITS AND WEEDS. PRE-
PARED IN vACUo.
! oae gr ain OF tho cy,rnct uf thl medicinal propcr-
tics ut,tdways Pills pn,scst greater curative power
over disease than to'Hanh OF ,he crude and lhrrt
aturi Us that enter mo all other pills hi uSo These
= rs arc compounded uf tho active medicinal proper.
ses nr tho Roots, iie bs, iianis Flowers Gum Sc on
which llicv nsc cumpGscd 0ne dnse will prove their
| superiority u all other pills. They
PURGE, CLEANSE, PURIFY. HEAL.
sooTHE, CALM, STRENGTHEN,
INyIGORATB.
And REGULATE THE SYSTEM.
Their Great Combinations.
They are Aperiont, Tonic, Laxative, Alternative, stim
ulan, Counter Irrtiit, sudorhc
AS EvACUANTS,
They are moro certain and thorough than the Drastic
Pills n Aloos, Croton or lla icm OIL, or Eaterium
aud soothing aud healing than Sienna, or Rheu'
| barb, or Ttinarnis, or Castor Ol
IN SUDDEN ATTACKS OF
Inflammation Of the Bowels or Stomach, LIVER Spleen
Tancicas Kidneys, Bilious Choiic or Bilious Fever
Ery,ipeas or congcsvc feyor, Small Pox, Measles OF
80 .riet Fever,
SIX TO EIGHT OF DIR. RAILWAYS REGU-
LATING PILLS WILL PURGE THE PillMA.
} RY CAUSE OF THESE FROM THE SYSTEM
IN SIX HOURS.
One dose of Dr. Railways Pills will cleanse tho ntes
!, tinal canal, and purge from the bowsl4 all oondinf
and retained huuors, thoroughly as lobela or th
best approved emetic vii cleanse the stomach win
out producing Inflammation, irritation, weakness,
TRAINING,
| or other unpleasant symptons The o arc no othe
purgatiyo pills in the world that will secure this des
| dctatum.
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the HORACE WATERS MODERN

UG UuVNVI VHtsO
IMPROVED ovEsTRUNG BRASS
Full Iron Frame Pianos
.rs bui Of the very hest aud most thoroughly ssasoned
materials aud will stand ANY climate. Tue ioe u very
deep, round full, and mellow the touch elnruc Each
Piano warranted ivr five years. Prices from s2a5 to
s7yO.
TESTIMONIALS. .
"rhe Horace Waters Pianos known ns afnong the
very best "-1Evangast
we can speak Of their merits from personal knowl-
edge m--lChiistinG inteigcncer.
"Warrs pianos aud Mrudrons challenge co'npari-
son with die hGesi made anywhere '-liiome Journal
sI75.-NEN7 OCTAVE PIANOS, Of different
makers foi S15 do, with carved legs, 500 S22o anc
500 Second hand punos aud Me.odeons at e25, so
$50, 800 f75, si,Oe sii5, si59. $50, and sldu.
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GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE,
IVA, Main Street, W'heeIisg, va.
FALL AND WINTER TRADE 1851.
TREMENDOUS STOCK OF GOODS FOR CASH!

8, hs ejmtr bdasu
cksniac
RpeG
ockrayte dmay r rhoupn
dCo;
ia 81 cheap
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A<R|
DR.. SW EET' s
INFALLIBLE
XfNfM
GREAT REMEDY
rqS ayps s e9gT iSSs NSSRA sbsANs ss SgM
BRUISES, ours AND WOUNDS PILLS,
IIEADAcIiE. AND ALL RMEuMArIc
AND NERVOUS DISORDERS
For all Of witch Is speedy and certain remedy
and never isils This Iinnlem Is prepared the re
eire Of DIR. Stephen Sweet o Connecticut the amoos
bone setter and has been used IN his for mo re
than twenty years with The most astonishing success
| ~ AN AIL,EvtAToR OF PAIN, il is unriyslea by
any preparation beic-e the public, OF which The most
skepticnl may he convinced by single ti"''
This I.innrnl will cure rapidly and radically, RhEu-
SArlc DsoRDEas OF every kind. aud III thousands oi
eGsrs where has been used II has never been known
to fail.
FOR NEGRAIGIl twill aforl immediate relief in
every ease, however distressing.
II will relieve tho wors, Of HEADACHE in
three inmates, and is warranted TO dot.
ToUrHACHT niss will itcurc Instantly
| FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY and GENERAL LAS
SITUDE arising from imprulcnce or excess THIS Lam
men ia a happy mud unIaling pnncdy Acting ~
recily tisc nervous tissues II strengthens anu tcNl
vrs the system. a IL 10 elasticity hid NIgor
u FOR PILES-As external remedy we clam INA
is the Bts7. known. aud challenge The world to pro
Luce mi equal Every victim Of this distressing CON
psin should give nal, for il will not fail TO aior'
Immediate relief und majority OF cases will elect
RADICAL cure.
= QUINSY AND SORE THROAT are sometimes er
i tttnciy malignant ud dangerous hut timely applica
. tion OF thus Eminent will never fn 10 cure
oil SPRAlNS soIneiics very obstinate, anu ena
h inrnt Of the joints is nbe 70 occur If neglected III
y may be conquered by this iinneni III Two
Al three days. - 49, ,,,,.
BRUIsEs ours. WOUNDS, SORES, ULCERS
BURNS AND SCAI.DS. yield readily 10 the wonderi
healing properties Of DIR SWEETS INFAl.l.lBi
EMINENT yshei used NC cord ng TO directions. Also
l.rtHLBLAfNS. FROSTED FEET, AND NSEC
BITES AND STiNG3.
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Staple Goods,

""e wv
gnnss
6d to
in
kn nibuns for h yyeswr wrhpir
lcmai
Ort
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THE HORACE WATERS MEf.oDEoNs AND
HARMONIOUS.

Tuned the Equal Temperament with ,hs Patent DIVIDED
Swell. Prices from so to 500. AisENhNDkE ON-
CANS from 59D TO $500
tLJ-A liberal discoum 10 Clergymcr. Churches sab
bath Schools, Lodges, Setinaries. and Teacher
HORACE WATERS Arr
No. 4st, Broadway, N. Y.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-29
Re-election of BEN. Wade

The recollection of Mr.. Wade to the United
States Senate from Ohio is in palpable defiance
of the popular will, and elbows how necessary
IL is that Legislatures should come fresh from
the people. The present Ohio Legislature was
elected in the fall of 1851, and of course does
not represent the prevailing popular sentiment.
His election is q public calamity. For years he
has declaimed against Union with slavehold-
efs; he was largely instrumental in preventing
the adoption Of compromise measures after the
election Of Mr. Lincoln, by which peace and
the Union would have been preserved; and IL
has been he .and the notorious Chandler of
Michigan whoy as members of the committee
on the Conduct of the War, have chiefly con-
spired to thwart Gen. McClellan's plans, pre-
vent the capture, BY him, Of the Confederate
capital, and from whose oonspiracies have
flown the great military disasters of the war.
Aud heIs foremost among those by whose in
fuence the war has been converted into an un-
constitutional, unclvilixsd, and. dIsgracefdl
Abolition crusade. He justifies, and probably
stimulated, all the usurpations by the admins.
tratlon, and m0urns that last year'a reign of
terror In the loyal States cannoi be perpetual.
-Chicago Times.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-29
An Excellent Prayer.

| At q Methodist prayer meeting held In Pral-
Tie township, White county, Indiana, on the
---- day Of November, 1862, there was mani.
tested great singleness of purpose and unusual
order In the preliminary arrangements for the
solemn occasion. Brother Ault, conspicuous
for his high attainments In spiritual matters,
conceived the wise and appropriate idea, that
as the subjectsof prayer had greatly increased
In number and magnitude during the last y ear,
il would not be only proper, but moro likely to
receive the Divine attention to point out to the
praying portion Of the membership present the
different objects that should engage their earn
est supplications to the Throne Of Grace.
To one brother was the duty assigned of
praying for the freedom OF the slave; to aDoth.
or, the success of our army; to another, the
suppression of the rebellion; to another, praise
and thanks for bountiful crop; but upon
brother Knowlton was the solemn hduty imposed
OF praying for more prosperous condition of
the material interests of tho people. When
the moment had come for brother Knowlton to
perform his part of the crest work, which
seemed to press upon him with the weight OF
mountains, there was q stlllness like unto
death, and all eyes were fixed upon his hag-
gard and troubled form. Soon,, however, bis
voice was heard In the following impressive
.On! L0ru zoo OF Isaac, oil Jacob, and Of
all Thy praying children, Thou knowest that one
year ago we could buy brown muslin at ten
cent, yard; but now, Lord, is from Thirty
70 thirty five cents per yard; then we could
purchase calico for twelve cents yard, but
now, Lord, the merchants charge us twenty
i've cents per yard for the same article; then
We could buy brown sugar for eight cents per
pound, but now, Lord, we are compelled to pay
fifteen cents; then we could get good coffee for
sixteen centsper pound, but now, Lord, we pay
thirty. five cents per pound; then tea, used BY
all our wives and girls, sold for seventy ii ys
ceptspe pound, but now, Lord, they make us
pay one dollar and fifty cents per pound; then
salt could be purchased for two dollars per bar
rel, not now, Lord, we can not buy IL for lees
than four dollars per barrel; and then we could
buy common molasses for forty cents gallon,
but now, Lord, 1t is from seventy to eighty cents
per gallon: Now, Lord, we think there is
something wrong somewhere, and we pray Thee
to right 1t, and that Immediately. ITO which
oil. the brethren shouted, Amen Amen!l
"Oh, Lord! having enumerated our more
grievous wfongs, we now humbly beseech Thee
to grant our reasonable requests, and reduce
the price OF these necessary articles; and all
other articles we are compelled to purchase,
not so much Tor the glory Of our blessed Sa
vior, as for our material good and, prosperity
ITO which all the brethren again responded in a
nearly Amen! Amen!l'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-29
secretary chase's Management.

b The New York Herald, which some time
since assumed the defense Of Secretary CHAsE's
financial schemes, thus speaks Of him in lie
iasne Of Saturday; E 09
The fact that million Of dollars has just
been paid out by the Treasury. 70 recompense
slayeowners in the District Of Colombia, whilst
30 large portion Of the army has yet to receive
the arrears Of pay due 10 IL, is exciting good
deal Of iudignaut comment. Even in the Sem
ate, amongst Of Mr.. Chase's own political
complexion, the conduct Of the Secretary ol
the Treasury in postponing theiiquidation o
these arfears has not escaped Heyefe censure'-
MI. WiiAon emphsticaliy stated, the other day
that there neverwas On hour when the Govern
faent did not have full authority from Congress
to provide the means TO pay the troops. W.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-29
decI3-td
Court of Common Pleas, Frank
lin County, Ohio.

Alfred EfaK "a
John Efaw ct all --l..e
TN PURSUANCE OF THE ORDER OF
the Court In this case, to issued, wi II offer
for sale at the door OF the oeurt House the city Of
Columbus, Ohio, between the hours Of 10 o'clock A.
NJ, and 2o'clock, P. M, on
Saturday, the l4th day Of February, 1863,
the following described real estate, situate In Jackron
township Franklin county, Ohio, and In Virginia Mill.
tary Survey No. 6ll5, bounded as follows: Beginning
at stake and two bur oaks southeast corner 10 Lot No.
H. inJ 8. smead's survey, No. 6lI5 running thence
west sevenyve poles to stake aud three white oaks;
thence north 10 degrees west OK poles to two white
oaks and black oak thence east rs poles to stake near
three white oaks In the east line Of said lott thence
sonth 10 degrees east 94K poles TO the beginning,
tanning forty-th acres, more or less -k.
Appraised at $l,150. s,5
Terms OF sale 0ne-third In hand, one. third in one
and onethrd In Two years. with interest from day OF
sale, andpaymensto be secured BY mortgage on prem.
ises. ~ -ta a,
q. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff.
Printers fees 90 90. h ~
H. o. NOBLE, Atty. q
Jan9-dlt&wtd tt- tt,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-29
Prom Galveston,

. New YeRk, Jan. 28.-A letter from KeJ
West ssye: News from Galveston is that al
ready have the rebels go heavily fortified tn
place that taking possession OF it for the pres
ent is impossible. They have no doubt secured
the batteries of the Harriet Lane and West
held, and have in the city of Galveston sever
thousand men under Gen. Msgruder. ..l
A Key West letter of the 22i states that th,
U. 5. steamers San Jacinto and Oneida will "a
to sea today in search of the pirate Alabama
and may be successful For the information Of
those interested, may say that there is not one
U s. ship Of war between Florida Reefa and
the coast of Cuba 1a ti 10 III
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-29
From Ncwbern.

NEwBERN, N. c., Jan, 2l.-Newspapers re-
oeived here from the interior say Though
the rebels are determined to fight desperately,
they are nearly dishe,rtened, and frequently
confess their inability to hold out without
foreign Intervention. E g..
The rebels are greatly exercised at the cou
centration OF military and naval forces in thi
Department. y.s -. r.t.sg- r--
The President will be memorislizsd for th,
removal Of Gov. Stsnly and the abolition o
the office, which is regarded as worse than use
less. Gen. Foster says Military Governor 4
no longer military necessity. ~.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-29
Romoval of Army OIL orr.

New YoRK, Jan 2s,-The Herald's Wssb.
ington dispatch says: A list OF more than eighty
army officers has been prepared, who are to be
summary dismissed the oeervice for violating
the army regulations BY the use Of improper
language In reference to- their superiors, and
the Commander-in- Chief, in connection with the
removal of Mcclellan and the court-martial
and sentence of Fitz John Porter. i"a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-29
From MemphIs-RebeIs Strength an
Ing Vicksburg and Port Hudson'

CAIRo, Jan, % The steamer Ruth, from
Memphis, has arrived. Troops are daily trsne
ferred to transports and sent to Milliken's bend
Gen Grant was expected to leave on the 9th
The Memphis Bulletin of Thursday ssys
Gen Joe Johnston has command of the whole
Western Department, and is massing an i'm
mense force at iVioksburg. 10 an emergency
il ie believed he can concentrate one hundred
and fifty thousand men for its defense The
rebels are determined to stake everything IL
their endeavors to hold that place and Por,
Hudson, and keep open communication with
Louisiana, Arkansas and Texas. The fortifi
cations at Port Hudson are complete. Th,
rebels feel great confidence in their ability Il
hold these two strong places. "a -.a
--latest advices say MeClerpand's forces anG
squadron reached Young's Point, twenty milel
ABOVE Vicksburg. lsr