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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-05
" RNSIONs, BOUNTIES,
BACK PAY, WAR CLAIMS,
AID CLAIMS ron INDENNirI
t.ARH q GAYLORD,
irT.s Is Gi,d Uo'susIls5S a. la
SOILUITOHS
FOR ALL KINDS OF MILITARY CLAimS
.U-ucT 18th and $ s,reets, Room No. =
NIsHIESToH, D, C.


rhis Yirm, having q thorough knowledge Of the
Fnnsion Butinesa, aud being familiar with the
1 .ctloe In all the Departments OF Government,
b.li0Ve that they can afford greater facilities to
Pension, Bounty, and other Claimants, for the
prompt and successful accomplishment OF business
entrusted TO them than any other firm in Washing.
ton. They desiFe 10 secure such an amount OF this
business 81 will enable them TO execute the bust
uUSb for each claimant VERY CHEAPLY, and on
lle basis Of IAElR PAY CONTINGENT UPON
THEIR SUCCESS IN EACH CASE. For this pur-
HDse thew will secure the services OF Law Firms In
each prominent locality throughout the States
whore such business may be had, furnish such with
al the necessary blank forms Of application and
idoueu requisite printed pamphlet instructions,
aud Circulars distribution in their vicinity with
AsEociates names inserted, and upon the due exc
eution OF the papers and transmission Of the same
10 them by their they will nrOmpt
w uer'OFm the business here,
To- Their charges will be FIVE DOLLARS FOR
OFFICERS and FIVE DOLLARS FOR PRIVATEs,
for each Pension or bounty and Back Pay obtained,
and ten per cent, on amount Of Claims for MILL.
TARY SUPPLIES, or CLAIMS FOR INDEMNITY,
and Collection OF PRIZE MONEY,
F Soldiers enlisted since the lst OF March, 1881,
n any kind OF service, Military or Naval, who are
disabled bV dlsAEus or wounds, are entitled to PEN
TiouS All EoldieTn who AOTVe for two yeATn, or
during the wsr, should II sooner eoae, will be en-
uued TO 500 Bounty,
by law Of tho last session OF Congress, all Sol
dcis discharged on account Of wounds received In
shAu receive the 500 bounty and all revenue
atRups heretofore required HOdiCTAi AnDlicAtion
papers arc dispensed with, Widows Of soldiers
who die or are KILLED are entitled to Pensions and
minor children, and II no minor children, then the
father mother skaters, or brothers are entitled TO
the alO0 bounty and, IN Additlsn thereto depend.
az. mothe-u shters, or brotheEI viii be pensioned
WILLIS Il. GAYLORD,
Warrington, D. e., 1863. mar civ
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA LINES.
Leave foot of Barclay street at a. m and 2 p. m.
From foot Of Cortland street At Z, and 10 q, M,
70 N, I and p M, and u night.
TfA p m. line runs dAilYi all others Sundays
EXCEPTED. W. n. GATZMER, Agent
Phil'A and N. Y. Lines.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. "a, 1854. desl
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TOHN OKER'B
81 BUTLER REsTAURARr
"A "a MatsOn D0resl

BSS PENNsYLYANA AyEhukl
Between Ninth and Tenth streets lup stAir9(
spared no pains 20 make this the best Restaurant
In WAshington, and he points with pleasure to the
large patronage he has always been honoIed with
and respectfully sololts continuance Of the same,
GAME, oYsfERS, and other refreshments oou'
HAnsy on hand, and 81 the most reasonable rates'
DINNER, AND
pEspesed a NE shortest nOtioS and IN the most
1au1lA9lorY mAnnar.
e 1I = =. S.1 SSH 80 H0sIOtL DAM. .Ha sHP
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CLOTHING.

on. NALNl u AAAAN ~
ONCE MORE AND THE LAST
We shall never speak Of them again,
NOW OR NEVER"
For very few days, and the jig is up.
We refer to our
UvERCoATs.
To persons who have been waiting uStiI over
coats are cheaper, we would say,
WAIT No LONGER
NOW is THE TIMEI
They must be sold. We will not carry them
over. So
COME EARLY AND BUY QUICK.
Hereafter we must talk OF
SOMETHING ELSE,
THE GREATEST INVENTION OF THE AGE
PALMERs SHRINKING MACHINE.
Every yard OF goods Ihrunk before making up.
No other house in the city,
SHRINK THEIR GOODS.
Yet notwithstanding the extra expense, we shAl
continue TO sell 10 per cent. leGs than any othcl
house.
GENTLEMENs FURNISHING GOODS
oil every description.
CLOTHING OF EVERY PATTERN AND STYLE
COME EARLY
ON SATURDAY
TO AVOID The RUsf
CUSTOM GOODS MADE TO ORDER
CALL AND SEE SAMPLES
Before purchasing elsewhere, at the
= PEOPLES CLOTHING STORE,
No. go se,eath street, opposite the Post once
J. H. SMITH, Clothier. ieI7-Iy
nR. LIGHTHILL,
IL OF
No. ~ ST. MARx's PLACE,
NEW YORK,
Author Of ~ Popular Treatise on Dcafness
Letters on CatArfh," &C, sc.
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w l L L A R D s. H OTE L,
w SYKES, CHADWICK a CO.,
Corner Prnnsyipania Avenue and Fourteenth street,
Washington DC i"6-y
rTHOMAs L. LLOYD,
IYTORREY FOR CLAIAIk!s
AND AGENT FOR PRo0uRIRs
LOLnSy Lands, Pensions, Arrears
OF Pay, Extra Pay, &s.
WASHINGTON, D. G.,
WIN give prompt and enielent attention to tle
The Government, and make no charge unless sue.
sehalul
Both references and OhIges fer services viii be
u Pcnsions secured for soldiers wounded or dis.
eased during the existing war; also for the widows
or disease Incurred while In the United states SER
Tieoj also, bounty Money for the heirs-in-laW Of
soldiers deceased during the existing war: IT,.
T hT RiS gs prices paid for Land Warrants
THOMAS. 4. LLOYD,
Attorney for GaimAntA,
No. 4fo Seventh stresl,
NJ d. Editors Of papers publishing the above card
will DO entitled 10 my E6=ViseS n Tire Smount Of
their charges, y =. -
FREEDOM NATIoNALl
THE EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION
INDICATED
THE EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION OF
| THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES,
ISSUED JANUARY I, 1897
LETTER OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE U. 5 To
THE UNION CONVICTION H0 .2 ~ Al
sPdRTs S,sI,I I55I IA s corrcctsd ass
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-05

Dr.. NJ. vELLNps Private Hospital, in the red
srs Block, Corner ofseventh and ? streets, Oppo.
site the Post and Patent ofhces Rooms % and ~,
up stairs, Washington, D. c.
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spirit have opened TO hnman view, tn,
hopes, the fears, the boiling passions, which
,umutuatcd within those fierce bosoms
how would the painful interest of the scene
have been yet further heightened in inten.
sity,
At length, the Speakers hammer fell. A
dead silence instantly prevailed, and there.
Specllyc delegations assembled and took their
seats around the tables prepared for them
II was my privilege, from an elevated po.
Sltion on the right OF the chair, to enjoy a
ldIl view OF all the groups, and have pre-
served rude and hasty sketch which !
caught of their positions while the first bal
lot was proceeding, Each delegation ap-
pointed one of their number TO act rs Chair
man, collect their votes, and report the re
suit The delegation voted by pluraitcs.
Whoever in each, received the most votes,
was reported as the choice of that decga-
! ton, There were 81 of these groups and
when the vo,cs had been gathered in each,
they were called upon 10 vote, which they
dld in succession, rira r0cc, commencing
with Maine The silence was like that Of n
scpuIchrc. Mems breath was suspended,
as State after State uttered its voice; and
., can ! ever forget the moment when the
Speaker, standing mp in his place. declared
IN clear, sonorous voice, that seemed to
pierce through bono and marrow, that
"JonN QrINcY ADAMS, having received 4
minority of the votes cast. was duly elected
President ofthc United States for four Years
from thr ith day Of March next ensuing
Then rose such shout from the galleries
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Attachment.

Il II. H0isicl ami u. p. GtSs rs. IT'm. Hall
IT appearing from .he affidavit ileiin this case
that the dcl,n1. mt j. indebted To the plaintiff,
twenty-five doll -s ul that The def,nlint hts has
tily removed An lupm The county 50 that the
ordinary rfrrr-- u' .w c.r"uot h. served ON him,
and nm original .'f..l fucnt having been obtained
and levied uu the rr{rr the defendant and said
attachment r-tu-ul before ne mn acting Justice Of
the Percp to- Srtier coIniv L i, ordered hv me
that publication b. made in the Knoxville Wing
for four successive week iht the defendant appear
before me at my house In SEWER county on the Itl
day Of November next. and make defense to said
attachment or the same will he taken for confessed
and set for heurn. eI parte. This I'D day o.
April 1854 ISAAC TR0TTER,
msr1s-&. piSE' j p for Sewer 80.
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Us. u DanalAson rs. DaniA 7an,or.

THE plaintiff, on affidavit says the defendant
is indebted to hor and absconds or conccals him
self that the ordinary process Of law cannot be
served upon them, having obtained an original at
tachmcnt against the estate of the defendant made
rcturnahlc before james Henry Justice of the
Peace for Blount county, and the same having been
levied on his property; Il Is ordered by said Jus
ticc that the defendant appear before him at his
Office in Louisville, on the Let day of December
next or it will be proceeded with ex partc. 1t is
further ordered by said Justice thst this notice be
published in the Knoxville Wing for four consecu-
tive weeks.
iunc4-it pfsS JAMES HENRY, J. p.
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Attachment.

James Henry u.s. Fdgg, Pope g. Miller.
THE plaintiff, on affidavit, says the defendants
are indebted to him and that they SO absrond that
process cannot be served on them, having obtained
an original attachment against the estate of the de-
fondants made rcturnable before W. H. Anderson,
a Justice Of the Peace for Blount county and the
same having been levied on their property; 1t Is
ordered by said Justice that the defendants appear
before him at his office in the 10th Civil District. on
the l., day Of December next II will be- prucccd
with OK parte. It is further ordered that this notice
be published for four consecutive weeks IN the
Knoxville Whig
iunci-it pfS5 W. d. ANDERSON. j. F.
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JAMES HENRY, J.P.
Daaiol Tsy,or rs {. H. .SqftH.

THE plaintiff ON affidavit say. the defendant Is
indebted to him ard that he abscnndi that pro-
cess cannot be- served on him, hnving obtained an
original attachment against the estate of the deen-
dant made rclurnablc before James Henry, Jus
tice Of the Peace Tor Bouut county and the same
having hech levied on Nj property: II is ordered
hy .aid Justice that the defendant appear before
him at h- Office in Louisville ON the l0th day of
December next. or it will he proceeded with ex
uaro. II is further ordered that this notice he pub
li-lrd for four consecutive weeks in the Knoxville
Whig. .-
jell-4t PISS JAMES HENRY, j. L.
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JAMES HENRY, J. P.
JAS .NaHhcics and J'ssc Kerr, Ead9reccs. .,
Dpii VdVi0r

THE plaintiff, on affidavit, say the Gcfcndan,
is indebted to HIM and SO Gbscond or conceal them
.evc, that the ordinary process Of law cannot be
served upon thcm having obtained nm original at
tachmcnt against the estate Of the defendants ul,dc
rcturnahe before james Henry, Justice Of the
Peace for Blount county, and the same having been
levied "n their property Iii ordered By said JUS
tco that the defendant appear before him at his
office in Iouisvilc, on the lst day of December
next, or it will be proceeded with ex parte 1t is
further ordered by said Justice that this notice be
published in the Knoxville Wing for four eonsccu-
tive weeks. This 2sth Of April, 1864.
jrnei-4t PISS JAMES HENRY, J. P.
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JAMES HENRY, J. P.


THE plaintiG. on affidavit s,y, he defendant is
indebted to her. aud th.t he a 'sconl. that pro-
cess cannot be served on him. having ohtpincd an
original attachment against the estate of the dcfcn-
daGt, made returunllc before jaime, Henry, JUS
ticc Of the Peace for Elouut county aud the same
having lccn levied on hi- property; II is ordered
ly said Justice that the defendant appear before
him at hi, o.lcc in Louisville ON the 10th day of
December ncNt,eor It will bc proceeded with OK
parc. 1t is further ordered that this notice he pub
ishcl for four consecutive weeks in the Knoxville
Whg.
jell-4t PISS JAMES HENRY, j. P
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MEMORANDUM RECEIPTS.

A. a. q. VI. OFFICE, I
Knoxville Tenn March lG, 1864.
All oval citizens of East Tennessee having in
their possession Memorandum Receipts against tho
Government of the United States for Forage Horses
or Mules, will present them at my office on Main
street, near the Union Bank for which they will re-
ceivo proper vouchers, or such information will
enable them to have their claims properly adjusted.
WARNER PEARSON,
sr~n Il. Cd low. VIC and A. A. ON
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|,sEvERAYcE.-In the afternoon of that
N day of Waterloo, as Wellington
himself into one of the hollow squares
|fantry, he observed to the officers,
10 hard pounding, gentlemen, but we
|ound the longest Again he remark.
fhrec times l havo saved this day by
francA."
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JAMES HENRY, j. p.


THE rlninGn ON a.llava. sHys th" defendants
are inlal~i to bio, .ad thHt they SO abscond that
Process cannot h'a"rvrd on ,hcm, having obtained
an or'gloI "rr~A. 'ut Ngp'n- the estate on t"Ae-
PENDANTS, made ro.Urushlr hclor' JHuIrs Henry, a
Justice Of the Peace for Blount county, and tho
same having boon ovial on their rtopcrty: It is or
dered by said Justice that the defendants appear be-
fore him at his Office in Louisville ON the lOh day
Of December next, or Il will bo proceeded with OK
partc 1t is further ordered that this notice be pub
li,hed for four successive weeks in the knoxville
Whig.
jcll-it PISS JAMES HENRY j. p.
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|rriue, Tenn, May 20, 1864.
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The Kentucky Unconditional Union
COnlentiOn---SpeecleS OF DR.. Breck-
inridge and Hon. Lucien Anderson.

We are indebted to the Cincinnati Ga-
;efte for fuller reports Of the speeches of
Mcssrs, Breckenridge and Anderson, at the
late State Convention, than we were able to
give in our hurried sketch Of the proceed
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GROVER "a BAKERS
PREMIUM SEWING MACHINES.
-THE OH GOLD MEDAL


Ever Awarded 70 Sewing Machines in Illinois.
IVSHRsE Machines we're awarded the Highest Pre-.
ufums, over all competitors, for the Best PAM
ny Sewing Machines tbs Bsst manufacturing Ma
oh nes and the Best Machine Work, at the following
STATE PAIRS, Of 1853; 80 lf- !ss
New York State Fair, .ssg--,... $3.50.
First Premium for family machine.
First Premium for doubIe.thread machine.
PITst Premium for machine work. -.i 81 zf
Vermont State Fair,
FirSt Premium for family machine. --A1l q
RihSt Preminm for mannfAetnring machine.
Etr.t Premium for machine work tfH
Iowa State Fair,
FIRST Premium for family machine ~ Z
f First Premium for manufacturing machine.
MtchIganState Fair, 't f 80
Flint Premium for family machine
! First Premium for manufacturing, machine.
First Premium for machine work.
Indiana State Fair,
HiTgtpFemilm for machine for all purposes.
RiFst Premium for machine work
Rirst Premium fDr tndehins for al purposes.
Frat Premium for machine work Es-a.
Kentucky State Fair,
First Premium for machine work.
Pennsylvania State Fair, ft5tsY -5t+
First Premium for manufActutipE machines.
Ohio State Fair, 7 81 as.sl4
FIRST Premium fol. machine work fst.ta..sHT
-4nd at heJolEOIOing County FairS:s5 81 IeIs
| Chittendcn Co, Vt, Agricultural Society, i'. 3
ElEbt lEeWlnmlor family machine si.a .rrt sA z
First Premium for manufacturing machine.
First Premium Tor machine work. - -. g.
ChAmplAin Valley. Vt Agricultural society,
FIRST Premium for family machine.
First Premium for manufacturing machine
First Premium for machine work
HAmpden Co., Mass., Agrlcult6raI Socistyi z
Diploma for family machine - s. >
diploma for machine work t- i'.'-i-' 1--i. ID F.. .
RrankIin Co., N.Y., Fair, .ars s.-f -aa-a r4
First Premium for family machine.
| First Premium for manufacturing nnehinC- I
Queen's Co, N. Y, agricultural Society
First Premium for family mschine' : ~ ..7-.g a.
Washington Co., N. Y, Pair
First Premi. m for family machine,
saratogA Co, N. Y, Pair, = = 80 =, ~ r..-
Plrh Premium for family machine
MechAnics Institute, Pa, Pair, VIE t.iffs' -aFt1
First Premium for machine for all purposes. d i,
first Premium for machine work. 4re
The above comprises ali the Fairs at which the
GROVER BAKER MAQHTSBJ we're exhibited
this year Atnearly all Of them the leading Sewing
Machines were in competition.
The work made upon the Grover Baker SeWing
Machine has received the First Premium At every
STAT FAR Ia the gglted States where 1t has been
Sales rooms 49, Main St Rhseli6Et W. Va. 7 z
| JOS. MCD0NAL,
hoNo9'0m -ra- General Agent
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TaE ONLY pr ACE MHEREA
Nv a CURE Can BB1OBFAI0EDs.,r vr.a..
M JOHNSTON HAsiDIsooNRRRD THH MOST

DlR. JOHNSTON HAHiDISO0VERED THE MOST
u Certains iSpaedy and Only Rdectual Remedy
In the World for all Private Diseases, Weakness Of
the Back and Limbs Structures, Affections of The
Kidneys and Bladder, involuntary DiaeharRes I'm.
potency, General Debility, Nervousness, ,DySpepSia
Languor, Low spirits Co1fnaion of Ideas Palpita.
tion Of the Heart, Timidfty, Trembling, DimneSs of
Sight or GiddineaS, Disease Of the Head, Throat
Nose or Skin, Affections Of the Liver, Lungs stou
ach or BoWes-those Terrific disorders arising from
tho Solitary uRbite OF Youth-those sEcRHF and soI-
ary practices more fatal to their victims than the
song Of Syreps 70 the Mariners of Ulysses bIghtinR
their most brilliant hopes antieipations rendef:
ing marriage &c7 impossible. 49,
~ ii 10 ssss YOUNG MEN
Especially, who have become the victims Of Solitary
Vice that dreadful and destructive habit which an
nualy sweeps to An untimely grave thousands Of
Young Men Of the most exalted talents and brilliant
intelleet, who might otherwise ave entranced Re.
teniug senateS, with the thunderB Of eloquence or
Wakedto ecstacy the living Tyre, may cali with full
s,saI DC MARRIAGE. fsss b-.e. i..-
Married Persons or Young Men contemplating
marriage being aware Of phySical weakness organic
debility dslOrmittes speedily cured.
he who places himself under the caro- Of Dr. J.
mAy reltgtougly confde in hts honor q gentleman
and confidently rely upon his Fktll Is physician
ORGANIC WEeAKNESak rq5s
Immediately cured aud Full Ytgor Restored
This Distressing Adectlon-Which renders Life and
Marriage tmpoasible-is the penalty paid BY the
victims Of Improper indulgences Young persons are
too apt to commit 0xeo8SsG from not bei0R aware Of
tie ulon flinl elu1oQ eHeeI that
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Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheel-
ing RAILROAD. b..4 f.

|, ~
r " AND Al \ n lloll - Z, iol9 ~ IS - ~
) Z eeaEal 4-.'nl ti itsys Bri1sa1tl. |ioHl
ri nnI1I exec Il1fI
HOO lI tI'ii Nr.irI .lc1finr aI I'D rInIirr1 ~
~ 615I11.1 ~ $50 : ~
80 p u. = tlio1 Iraif. ~ - rII
5 g ,,a,,ont. afEits4 e pitilbn = g.o
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MAJoR DIxIE.
wlLLIAM L. JACKSON.

e@-s@-~@-A ~ S@ASAA3SAFs
sffs4oUft,1;.,
aEiIEts dWsli 10 VirglnlA's land,
am singing Of u ofiesE
That nov Is IN command,
YOu bad better get to YAGksedOm
A. fast nS you can N.Y.
FOR HJackSon gets y hold Of you
Your doom will DO To die.
Obi hurrah, Oh hurrAh .Eor JAeksonl
When no vent down to Beverly
To give them all 4 S1ut
Aud catch up all the pickeLs
Before they found him out,
Dunn was sent around them
To hTs thB signal gun,
Aud when he got In sight rH
He Just wheeled oH aud run. A 9
EA5OhI huTTRh, SC.
Then he aIspatched 70 Jackson
That he had gone away,
And left Us there sskiEmIshIhE q. 4
TIL the next day,
They reinforced "a thousand
OF Yankee cavalry,
Aud Jackson was forced - = - --
For to retreat away.
OH huTrah, DC.
The Yankees came 70 POcA
To catch our lit o force
INT Jackson was = watching
And he found out their cOurSS
About fifteen hundred
Against i've thousand Yanks,
lie took his little baud r...-
And did retreat again.
OH hurrah, &C.
Aud then WO let Camp Marien
TO go down to ElulItoWn,
All for to catch the Yankees
Or TO give Thorn = round.
Nov what he undertakes .-.....
lie is bound 10 carry through, ..
For now he iS under oath
To whip the Yankee crew.
OH huErah. 10.
And whom he got 70 BulltOWn
We had but little finn, q
lie fought Iittlo while
And thon he wheeled aud run;
F0r Thompson he was drunk
And Ksslsr drink ing too,
Aud Jackson vas not sober,
30 the Yankees put US through
OIL hurrAh, Obi huTrah Tor JaekhonI
D. s. DEwEES, JHekSon's Brigade.
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41itp gn1elligRutEr
some Machine PoeIry from one Of
BIZ JGOkSon'S Men.
BEvERLY. w. Va, Jan. IL, 1864.

Editors Intslligsneer: .#
On The 2sth of December last, Lieut.
Shrene, of Go. 3, 10th Va, was sent with
q detachment to protect an election to be
held at the county seat OF Webster coun-
Iy, aud to gather up any of Jackson's Ineo
said to be home on furlough; also bush.
whackers driven in by the extreme cold
weather The result Of the election was
thirty six Union votes pOlled.
He captured ten prisoners Eight of
whom claim to be impressed rebel soldiers.
Two are proven to be noted buShWhackersI
One having murdered soldier Of Captain
Halle old Co. X. 9Th Va. The other haV.
ing murdered a soldier Of Co. B, 10th Va.
They all claim to be deserters. and TO show
the feeling Jackson's own men entertain Of
him, send you copy Of a song captured
on the person of one Of the prisoners.
Lieut.. Shreue reports that Webster
county is truly loyal. All THAT is needed
there IS protection. The citizens are afraid
to take steps toward recognizing their
county, thinking Jackson will bold them
TO answer for treason. By spring we will
extend our lines so rs to embrace all West
ern Va, and then you will ind Webster all
right.
The weather is extremely cold, but the
presence of the Paymasttr has set our
blood to circulating freely, and we care
nothing tor the cold.
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VERY DEsIR ARLEREAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.

VERY DESIR ARLEREA AL ESTATE
..t FOR SALE.
VIHE undersIgned DESTROYS OF closing up his busi-
L ness with q view Of spending his time in the
country, o1erB for sale the following desirable real
estate, to wit:
The 10: and warehouse corner Mulberry Alley and
Main street, now occupied by T. Sweeney 4 son.
This warehouse Il four stories hi Sh slate roof and
10 very Substantially built. -
Also lots No. and 4, In square 2, fronting on
Water street, between Monroe and Mulberry Alley,
on which IL. crested = two story frame dwelling.
Corner lot No. $50 on south sideZa street, Bast
Lots No IS. T9 80 81 50, 1O7 and 1Os, situated in
North Wheeling, corner OF Main aud Mcclure Streets
being former residence OF late Jonathan Zane
Lot No. so, on east side OF Main street. on which
IL erected three story brick dwelling n =
Lots No 10, II, Island q, With four 1.-TWO story
frame dwellings part Vf lots No Is and II stu.
Hted on West street, North Wheeling.
OnehAlf Of lot No. IS, east side of Main str Get,
situated between Washington and Adams streets,
with good two tory brick dwelling house. =
Lots No AZ, 10 Rnd e feet OF No. a. on west Slde
Centre Wheeling. b. ffstT : z 49, : =
North half o. lot No. II, on 9th street, between
Monroe aud Union street, with small brick house:
private sale on Or before the rst Monday OF Febru-
airy, 1854, at which time the remainder viii be
offered at public auction at the front door OF the
Court House OF Ohio county.
dec29td t. SWEENEY.