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lNo. 81

In Act 10 PIT an end t5the exemption fa- M il y
rvce of III 81 who haSs heret ore fur-ishrsl s1b
Etifutts. ~
Whereas in TIE prsssaf cjfguristan of The coua
Try il d1ires thc aa Il AZ 10 ire alle - bear
The Con 1rCss or hte foryel lersfe s;fe< sularia
90 eractl That no tes- f +at 5 = X ri. fit.r nl mil
ary T4ice hy re.lsons ii III having tiffst.ii :,
etitute; lit Ttr II shall not bc sssfrfai = +
affect isers who hsuth nst lialr ID 5ficr n H.
'aFy seFvlcr hive, tegCithsless fasuise lei.s.t e
APPROVED, J2a. 81 Ise4v
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sr.nk1xo suspAY sIenr.

Sitting IN the c,rzzr.
On Sunday eve.
= With = tsper 1neer
Resting on your sleeve
Stz--iit eyes are casting
GA IoLr face their teht,
Blcss N tbs T. plea s.nt--
SparkinE Sun3sy 1iEht.
How your heart Il thuuPiag
'G1inst yo1r snrday rcst-
How Eicsctly is Eezki- Z
On t1is Z ~ Of rtSt-
Hou-s seen BAT nirc'cs
As they f1k- their ight
1icss me- asa't Il pleasant
sparkirE Sunday 1ighi,
Dad ard nan are siezr.1E
On their peaceful ted.
D-eEaing q lie tbilks
The f0lks IN meeting sli-s
Love ye c1c anofher
Niri.fersr-ct
Bless ne dor't re d 4
Sparkling Saad2y risA 4
Ore arm. with Eentie pressure.
L'oreis rad her vai.t.
To1sqnes = her diuple1 keoi,
de p mir Z lis 5cn asa
Sht freely aps yo1r fsce.
Bat 1rre IN lnTc TN ~ e.
o ttrr ccr kin't ii -astrt-
Sparli3s S-Etsy night
Bu' hsik tEe,c'otk Il s.riki-c-
Is tEo o o'flrcr IVAN.
As sure asf'E a sinner.
Tie hOor 20 x has c7n-
o. ask viii s1i,tf1l ssre-ss
II that oh cl3-k IL right -
lra Wrater q i ever
epsIked On SnL dsy nights-
Ore. tEo- fhres rrrtf kisers.
Fo1r freSix ve c -
Bot thinking hat yoa rob ter,
Give back thcsl ycz tok
Then ~ forth Z harry
FrCm the fair one Ezht.
Dlrt yc1 wish each day HEs
Onfy Szacsy night.
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~The fall in prices caused by tie cure n
cy bill is beginning TO show very plainly In
Lynchburg, ys-. last Saturday week. beauii-
ful article Of coffee sugar. sold in loo pound
parcels at 81 So In Petersburg. Va. Friday,
cotton. shiriing, sold at 50 Ter yard. aud
osar burgs at So 85Caf e5 Ia Argusia. ca.
in the public arkef- pork is selling al 81 5et5
per pound and beef At 81 le p,
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An ActlautS1ri1inF ne lax in Iiud en- hacon p fe
sisns. 80 '0 : - ss' : : = .'i'.
The cougrfss oil NE Cor federaie ST. of :, srs
ca ca enact, atAFsi-taat Quarterrilster and i-er
s@eniH eng ttsi inse e1ection OF tx IN - = may
tc zatnr z.d aad or.If~ ARD Teef4lsffs ns4is rs
~ Set Tetg5io. VI ar. .iA aad rsieiye i4seefu
mn afieh ior,tha tx kifd "a Ia ,oa, an taniY4leit
fneefOtklu yfitffos l.
4lprdseaal Pee. ~, lSs3.
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Lint ReS5uti'n Of tasss i cerfain rlori, troor
Res fvsd Thai t5kitaa-k OF Conrresx are DUE al
hereuy crcf ;b tie 1:rsrs ari -ea n thr So.
laida fgim35H srhb. ae- service II disfinsns-be
-ai IN; r lri <fsic Us-fin~ r rearlr 4sIee ,e.rs
lilt u Tie yci-t'h l. r.ss st = 1raetsar7 ~ a
a. Z ,5itV n Yirtins resolve 10 re-e,iii. !,
The M e1pi ic ef their pm sent tern of
vice
ApprIcl l'eb 3, lsGf
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Oe.K6r. c. Il Aisrcaa = The snow Is fas
melting. Roads ankle deep in mud Al quist
T. f-1nf -nd n Cur Ines Gorcrnor Vancs,
OF North Carolina. viii Tisis The amy ts-nor~
row.
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Joint resolution Of thanks TO Colon.l Thomas G. IA
mar aud the oEtsrs and men engaged IN the defetc
Of fSecessionviIle.
Resolved by the Congress Of the Confederate Stat,
OF America Thatthe thanks Of Congress are due an.
are hereby tendsred 70 Cclnael Ihcnuss u Lamar
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furbed by-a difference among the doctorr.
as even "acolytef comedies that 1861 is 10
mess elimination Of great events as the
Minus Of the grand period Of a fims and
les, and the dividend Of times" We nay
D hope that sc.nethiDg wiz turn up 10 oar
vantage before aaother Christmasi for j3s.
v the poor Souih ID In hat condition when
chances are that : change will be an i'm
,vement- Let us hope so.-I1coa 7els
rD6.
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no Is

sJoint resolution OF thasks to Major Won Borck.
Whereas MajoElEIeros Won Borck. Of Prussia Aujn-
fant and Inspectos General Of the C7vaIFy Corps Il
The Army OF Northern YirKinia bAEinR LETT bis own
country 10 assist "a securing the nderendcnce ours
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approved, January =. 1884,.
rn is.

An Ac; authorizing ca4plains in certai1 cases, TO
draw forage fsr one horse
The conf1ess of thee Confederate STATES of neTica
do enacs That Ch sptsins IN the army in actual
IN the fed. snail lie ehttled 5Tdraw forage for
ore horse Provided Tho Chaplain has q horse II
Fhis "
A. proved. January q, lsstt 4
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apd the Ulcers and men engsgee IN tSe galisr and
snccessful ce1ce Of Secess 1vile gznst the rez'-
y tupsIi0r nunbfIs or the enemy On the sixieeath
DAP ~ Jpue. eighteen huzcrrd aud sixty two.
Approved, sebs-sry s, 1864.
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An Aes 70 rtfventf1e p@ii'irg. a1 = IN asSis'issg
- ptfs'i- p ds. - NJ th etiut oi the Nonfs eae
States, mt T OF er fefs6ls.
Iae Coper8ss 0f fIe oa tsdlrsfd Sales If Atnsre7
DO enartI fri.evEry ersnn nat A. ct 10 te -, -
ard els tf wsrw 50 ~ta,i itr.fhre or efiec a sol
d1r1r pgrs err eor ssiFice Ia n q ms ei fhe
tsffe6ereJe -iafes T. daaeit OF wtokhal ID IN -
shg deserer from Tie my orafy person euFel Ted o.
service. 70 Jade b ir proper Inma drrs Or d pre-
Vent &c arts tj ss sctpr0t q the s4fviee: r ~to
Rai kantiagf lieszsJF lsriorlatyku ,lese1t-r or
rha elas q. IA any s1lGe; III peiH9n eno ID fsr
sefHScc eTiiin ot rs p MS eqaipmens. Tatigu
OF clet hing ot a 1907 ieisRenk u thu Cfnfeiz
efateStates, tr py ff erldt soldier os the CohEdI
rate tNtc- sha ttanh uricfIan teioie the Dsstzf
eeItit Nse g Hlsdlrat STAT having jnr Ii yf'oa
ei lie e{isxcf be figed iof xctecfng ere fh5l an
dollars 4ntN1e sprs r I'd nefisxces dln tpse Years
Annles cd " taalrI = ID a. I'll Il l..
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An Act 70 provide st hoding elections for RepreFen
tatues IN tbe c.ngrtes Of the Confederate States
from the state-of Missouri.
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5ort Resolutions of II atks To General Rdbt z Lee
AID 10 tile Ulcers apd soldiers under his cpininapd,
4 Nrhcreesl TIE eaM1aIgrs Of TIE brave AID r4iaps
iies covering the cari'al Of lie Coofeeeraff itS
.lFinr thefwo tuccessse yearl eiel teen tunuIcd
= nd sixty. Two and e'gsiecn turcrea and sky trte
kn3er me ship su6 ccnpuafd ci General Hotert
-. Lee haFe been crdwled wlf1 Ei9T o,s re fe
~ aDg gIday SUI etsor - CO. ~ s q y re rem
r the ,o1lgicstef thkse States fese 2 hs Invaders
f scs i. sf ring Tie batfle
Se M from cur own Etunffy that II the e. my
Ard whf1tAs tie m nsieriy and Il Ii1rs aehiyfH sts
4 :, sertp Ia v. ma norabe h fcts OF ti= even
naVs Of III 4t Eatfies = hio m ed tks srgc tf Rch
mord - well as fhocAsf Cctar Run, second aF as
sas aipdris Ferry, Boz barb, Sssrpsturg s4Sep
6ethsfovtel F,e5c iekthnrg Manchester tfettystnrR
Z and ChandellossxiLct MN nd ihe aoriilati5n aud
crst tude III cur country: And wheieAs, these aud
licr iiustrits services rendered by this abe co11-
man0er since he COR frencenlent or Of inda-
render ce have eapc eaily endearcd him to the bra Is
of his couhtrymen and have impusea Congress The
grateful dtty OF giving expfess1ep 10 their seis ):
There's re
Resolved. 5y the Conr-css Of the Confederate Sates
Of Amerieh hal the thanks oi Congress sre due
and tctdercc TO General Robert Il. Lee and 4
Ito ticefFtud soldiers the Conf drrste lsies un
der his COM nard fef fEe great and sgrel Yict5rle
they have wen the waists tes's OF the enemy IND
Tar the indstimahe services they have rendered " de
ttnre OF the lioerS and ladfpendeuee esr cgun y
Resolved tBat tie Presid,us be requested & 3 mma-
ri ate lhtke Resolutions u 0ifreTa Robert H lee. ant
70 the ufhders ard stldefs herein cesignat1A.
Aprreyfd, Jan. s. lse4-
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MILITARY BLANKS.

va rave rrceriT s55ed largely 70 or Etork of
MILITARY ELAHEs, a1t DeE Ter 70 QzHrter-
masters. Crniss.rsei, s1d olhsrs. AL lie issdi1E
Ferns ustd ~ ntn cl - hFcrshle tsr1s - any
oster sss.bILstutnt IN tke Corfsderarg-
We have cn hand. ahssdy Prir.sd. sooc EsPPig q
he follovi1E iOrnas, w:
SO 7s,- QUARTERLY Returns;
10 -ABsIRAcT oF sIATIoSERz.
GUARD REPORTS.
REGnExIAL REPORTS,
COMPANY nEPoETs.
so. CO.. SPECIAL REoUlsII1DEs.
no. 12.--ABsIR1cT oF PURCHASES.
NOS 5s-eo.- FINAL STATEMENTS.
nos. ss-i7.. INVOICES RECEIPTS,
FORAGE REQUIEITIoKs, CPrkBc hcrses1
4 fPrirtis i"
: \ PROVISION RETURNS.
80. - OFFICERS PAY ACCOUNTS
MUSTER AND PAY ROLLS.
MONTHLY BFTURS or PUBLIC AEIKALss
REPORT
'EEoulsIII0S FoR cL0IHISf
10. -. .CoyEUIATloE OF RAIIoEes
1Lso.
Forms Soi- l5. p. 10. IS, = .. and .
rvBarss rct nerticnt1 n ths soose hIts vi
BE p--rtld promptly 10 Al orcerA
81 We respectfully sslicii or6sr1 nun err Hleoos
IN ths Army Of IeareEet, and plecgs c1r1-1 . gfe
''''4i'''''' FRANC. n. PAUL.
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Nn u

An kct ID continue II force m a fSIitl5l 4a - "a
Tlfvidn fef The d1mfeI SAL N foH tain lsess.l 5
,hetein ha-asy..r APR vtl Nay Ne lfsr I es.sf
hurdfeA and ak ythrec. <
The Co4lrtsa affle eonsc lsrefr ssfsNs efaf4fr=ss
tepa6t, hat tas si ? ertisied At=to h zv.ss
5r tbe ~ nj efsatlpnt certain IefsNus KfHc in
si ned .setlt eyei Ms Tie iiss. fst trf d. Il
Snd SIX irfree. which by i's ii,fs.f y 5.id
fxllie ~ fAe ifist tetl lzt4ayy pe han lNeJ aaa
Sy-1nftEf etd t1fsame Is isrei caHfi1N i ii
3fct tHlfi The rTat ot Jrrary t-ifEf5 il.At9t In,
efty-fvesl 80
pprotfd, jan. 6, 1861
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An Let Hrovdlng ffrslisg yacancies Of De.1 aes 10
Songreks in tsrtAih indian n..iDas.
ttd CT gr, s4sfthe ga ,lelafe - ates ofl anerea
50 enact Z hat ensst " ans chase. gicarty
ti& oft qr p Ehft ett II fiilf - 2ry l8tla9
tuti;l-dtb RGeegx xt 10 ihast;. a5.eit (lfers.
re tfall te fiie-l lssEffriai essefls q f;ar t5
iSys' lice Ill safef Il ,s, 81 IL "A va .,s7-
I'd according to thtfF ytsffss an act III Centssss
Emitted .dA h Nj "a criiie q t,.t yeli.s;s1 ~
iENsrg dee ms ,oEdeefstes - e Caferffs - ~
Ct sfcdel tie states liik esr..iT irfss 5 ta
?tstsd tsE i lSGf; said n pee To- le wed y tie
.tfttrttsf 81 q 10
the Btda 10, de T. Il rivlpr III. s. e. -.
erati3Ss. Y Sc 1A z.
sec . That this net taRs s4,sSt ana n In f.,r.s
srcrn 4 hfier lis paS 7nse \
kfprfN AN ti<itt y
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An Q5s,,q. d.a1

Al hee 81 Bpqitia. zas,dsdss0
tween tie tdnt dAT lei states ofAb1eri' q aud The
heroi ed Nafs ihes a.a Eoufederatt Stases pfonlS
10 collect ard Pay oSe 70 tie Cbgffsee Haiipn the
annual mt ret as,on TIE sevcf3I kH-ls Of MONEY
vestfd Isl said nation IN St0eks Eeeriin Sa g. the
Conf ctc sSfa;eBe az DIV hCgess, by reason ~
With fhe Uniiea - ss.ItSs 1Dpradtchbe To n Ike
such coHeef.sn aid wherez4 there ib good reason 10
live that tic si5zrns cHsRd natbr eatly -
recd Of the money thn4 d q IN. 81 Thfrefhfc,
TIE Carcreas Oft q tnf-dfr4se States of America
Co enact That the spH Ct on- -lhpndted thausAul dol
lars he aus he saungi hereby apprupTistd lout o.
an, money 10 the <ssnry not ofhervite sppr tprAt
cd f5r the use and H5neft Of fhe Cherlk,e Nat;Sn.
SEc 2 The said su.a Il money shsi lie frWaf6ed
r:tbcat DELAY hy The Blreaucf In5ipa NFsirs 10 the
rfrper re pi fa 5AtsfEees gf the Cherokee Nation.
SIC 3. lt1z HeFdby expressly understood that said
o-c hun II n-8nd liars Is be rrtrrei by the
I'D fi'frI Hassrn whes peace shall ~ rst lfd be
tween ne uaipd kri oriedcrafe States. CT that n.
id c0fsdeT e stat sla ! be reiuhursed out pf he
nrrck On said stcks which nlay hea be due AID CO..
iersga. 4
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tNe s.
IN Act % Aashofize shr aptoiat-lent Of rhrd 1u-
' gifcr of the Treasury

diier of the II as.Iy.
The Conkrees Of NE cctscderete States cf riefiea
enact, Ibat there ghallbe arp5iftd ~ TIE III. a.
H,nt ty aidiwth the a. Iice A. i iAe q nsst s,a ne
Eatf Id-ttT c she 9Ie1knfy the Isscfict De-
rfrtnslIf x 10 shaf lie styled tge bff
= he shall te -clssraealN with .n ~ 5tti,s go
fecied wifh tie P5siSsft-ee i e,,-tss.t vsbgsl tt
iFnst EDITOR i rev ttoast.d ff1Tere.-n vro5 ~
.see ~ Ais services rsfily q three h9usnd dol
a App.g ytH I an. s. ls1f
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Joint rss1iution Of thanks TO Captain C5.an Iituter
AIT DeEins, a1d tte men under their commapd
Res1vel That Ia tha1ks Of Congress are emInent.
y du an3 are teIs y cordially Civ 70 Csptai, Cd
I'm Lsr,enant li1har1 lowing. and tie ffty ore
nea co-lIcs.rg he Davis l;uzrds u der their n
nah flr this daring gallant and s.ul defence
i9f S4bn Psse. Texas. AZ sinst 1te attack mste L,
fhe enemy. cn tie eighth II septerlbcr last. With
aset Il I've ginho1ts al futnfT-tro steam tFans
ports ca rJing lad q rceff 1feen Thousand ueSs
Ics1iye5. tiiat. this deient.. resatnE. n1dcf ~
PrTideHce OF God N tbs defeat a the enemy, the
tartufe + i~c "a. as with than three hu1-
ired prisoners inciising the mranler of ths feet
ae crp1lsng : t1fd 81 boat. the di>persion Of tic
frlrspots and prrvtnfirg be invasion Of Texas con-
-i'u;c. the-ofinf1n of c u Srrss. cue ol the ncs
riIait aud her T. ach evemfnts in the history df TIT
and tifI-s tha Davis Guards 10 the gratitude
i mirasi5p II fteir i--zsrv.
Resolved That the President he rtca-stcd Z. CON
uhicafe the tTeg 'irg res3' 'dions ~ Csptsn Odum
Lieatsuhnt DoWlng ard the mer under their CON
uald- -
Apprnfei = ahrrsr~ 9 ISL
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APpEorsi T4sEaaEy $. lsei.


INT u'ion Of thai h 10 General Becurersrd and
I2e uasSeEs q. 4 men Of BIS ccnmsrd, 3r their j.
fenee Ct Charleston. South Carolina
fts7ived h the Cor Crcst OF tire Confeferate State.
z merics That ttc ih4nks OF Congress ernineo
" due. srd hereby ccfdi1iiy frndered . Genera
- T. Betule-a-d. AID lie cricers and men "a hi.
coamlnd. fer their gallari, snJ turcessni der
fs14Tics-o1 1th Caro- ina defcecs rhCk. fbT ths
sl, hrSoa aid tensciiy displayed y the defendel,
dur nS an attack scarcely psfal.eltd Ia warfare =
~tetder csider The persistent ,Tsits OF the e1e
ny his slmn1t bonnditSs resources in the most
proved and forrni sbie artillery, Rufhe most poFcrn
engines Of hithcr-D known ia jlstlg cnt tfd q
- rcnf 15ced glosicns By impartial history and a.
adTIring conn
Resolved That the President be 70 q1efttd 70 con
runiie the f0re-ci1C resolution 70 ttfrsl Beaurc-
gard aud ihe "a -eIs and n,en of his cc1Zl-zrd-
Approved JannaIy :. 1874
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IVA M J
% HaHfI
o, Is aG
ouHbnil
tusI
|rRICK \
Agn1
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they ,asni
TING u
|self H
Lf thiscl
al
scuptio'
WIo. 4
Works,
h4rieHfe
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public Sale of Valuable snort
Crack Land.z@z...s-.--ass

KA
n,HE YIN sell On sss is:s dsy oa ss
Der, 1854 on the prens.e .,.ta IN short ersek. q
ss county q "a ss . w 8, Ss s u tho
. Tbs islm q SesT ~ way Of the public road, ana
contains four hundred ss; :D s n van al. :
sold acre Is Rss sSa aR three 'nss
and nal land Il Is bshsred 70 b mostly a9; ~
and as the lies iIhs
or more ,Sc creek on both SIDES and which
mile , e as q coal
exsmine snr There b good brick dwelling a ~
sss farm, situate on the creek WITH otner
menus n,son, wishing to buy. requested 70 ezspss
thsfrSpsrtH ana avid snodsrass' VINO hss' % ~
nisra will show II. e6U ti~TO,f 81, Ia
piace' W. Ia nv Heed With general warranty, WI oe
na MAJ sC on the payment Of the purchase money
'n AN SAMUEL SN0DGRASS,
s-i ass DAVID SNODGRASS.y
WheeIng H;iIs Gslett. copy till day Of sale. and
1
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s.l s.7Gn "a &C., Il 80 " 'Hfsfs a-l
s.9sqs s. 0VQVtII al % gTcg e.; re-.
gSSe2s aoiscd meTl AZ sa1 -ss
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. Rational Medicine
DIR. THOMASJ.KISNER

VIII IN addition TO Tho treatment ofall Acute Disease
devote portion Of his time the treatment Of all "a.
rienes Of Chronic Diseases upon The Ratora oT Flc
trio system. such ~ Diseases of Eye and Ear, Rheu
matt and Nervous Diseases Spinal Affections Bbi' sp-
y, Diseases CT the Liver, Stomach Bladder and KID
neys. All serotuors, Skin and syphilitc disease,
Club Feet Distorted Limbs and aiI Diseases. botf
Acute and Chronic, TO which Females are subject
From hs long experience in such cases, he feels CON
hdent of giving entire satisfaction TO any who may
All No charges for examination and opinion Of cases
Medicines safe, prompt and reliable. All commune
! IONS strctly eob6 lential ard promptly atteuae
OtIes hourss A. M.tosP NJ n. r. -,
OfEce and Residence on Sd Street, near Reel 1aft
1rug Store, Centre Wheeling, wa
=, ty2-dSr-ly. So e-s'ic $3.50 KID
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o.; { n q n GA rs,
uAykrHTS DAY REcPIveD, large Stock O
IL Fine Fun Csps also Fur-ninmed Caps, at
z nevl0-o s.7s7 -- HARPER . bRos
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LIVE STOCK.

tageous route for Live Stock Capacious Yards well
watersd and supplied with every convenience have
been opened this line and Its connections and every
attention il paid to their wants. From Harrisburg
where will be- ound every convenience for feeding and
resting, choice is offered Of the Philadelphia, New
York and Baltimore Market. This will also be found
the shortest quickest and most direct route for Stock
New York-fvla allentown and with fewer changes
than any other. H.--n o. -
EN0oH LEWIS, Gent Superintendent Altoona,
Z. L. HOUPT, Gent Ticket Agent, Philadslphia.
delph'a' ianll-myA
, 1864-03-31
VOLUME XVII.

even take the shape Of report that be N eai-
tates the invasion of Illinois. Uoyeycr
much this might delight the insurgents in
Coles county and their congener reptiles In
other parts Of the State, we have little cred
ence to bestoW upon this story. But that an
invasion Of Kentucky is intended, and that
Forrest Is but ha1t the shell Of the oyster, is
more than certain; for now 1t is stated that
Buekner has entered Kentucky on the east
through Pound Gap With these two rebel
forces In Kentucky, there will he lively call
upon our military leaders to- saYe their COM
mpnications.
The report from Louisville and Cairo, that
Forests force is crossing the Cumberland
at Eddygille, in Lyon county, sustains this
view, since 1t is therefrom evident that For
rest is making for Central Kentucky. Padu~
cab Was side issue, into which he was over
persuaded By residents Of Paducah in his
force, and he is now upon the main object Of
his mission. Nc shall hear Of stirring events
soon, and the effectiveness Of Kentucky
Home Guards, in which we begin to hare
much confidence, win be presently tried.
Ont Of this present visitation, Kentucky
will probably come loyal, and willing even
to be free, If such be the needed guarantee
Of her own security in tho Union.
, 1864-03-31
FROM SEsfkEN&FIELp.
Stnte Military Intelligence.


ppeEIdI1lspatEE 70 Lub Culc4E0 1F1DnnA3
sRaEor7ELD March co. 1861.
By direction o. thd President, john f. Clark
bs.h regiment IlinoiEs7oluntecrs, has been d.hoa-
orally dismissed from the ectyice with the loss Of
Ill pay and allowances, for gross immortality.
Lieut.. Edwin H. Moore, Gath Illinois volunteers,
hns been detailed tor duty as Ma-de,Camp on the
staff Of Brig. Gen. @. A. Smith.
The order diminishing Hajor r. ". W,lsh:ro,
1sGh nlinois volunteers, has been revoked, and be
has been restored to his command.
+ The rccruits for the 1.t regiment OF ca7al.y,
Cogsswe11's Battery, ind the Chicago Board of
Trsde Battery will stave Camp Butler this moruinc
for Knoxville, Teus.
The recruits nov at Camp Yates for the veteran
SD regiment will 1eaye to-ay 10 join tho regiment
at Ottawa. 4 .
The recruits for Wat7house's Dattery Will leave
Camp Dutler to-day fbf Nicksburg.
Isaac Beam, living In thef vicinity of LoamI,
charged with aiding and assisting eserter to e.
cape, was brought bcsote Justice Adams, United
States Commissioner, yesterday, and held to bail
to the amount Of 81 600 fos bis appearance.
Eighty five new recruits arrived In this city yes
terday, and reported themselves at the headquar-
tc1s of Gen. White.
srHNaT1E1D, ILL.,, March S0.-Cor. Oakes, Assfs-
tant Provost MarshaA Geccral, started for Charles
ton last night, and te1egraphs to-day for the fist
regiment, which left this afternoon.
Gen. Hefntzleman has a1eo been requested to
send eco troops from Indianapolis. This indicates
that the trouble in thst section is Of serious char
hrthY.
, 1864-03-31

New YonK, March f0.-The Connercid, has re-
csivcd Mchnond papers OF the 25tlr.
ing the landing Of large force of the enemy, un-
der Gen. Burnside, In Washington. Y. c..
The recent heavy IN Of snoW win, it says, stop
The Lynchburg RtruNiean says the Yankees in
East Tennessee hare frtreated to Strawberry
Plains. There are no prospects Of fight.
The enlistment Of colored troops IN Middle Ten
nsEees gocs on 5aplaty At shei6yyills and Ieba-
.DALToE. Gn., March s4.-Gen. Pillow has been
placed In cor maad Of the cavalry In Northern
Alabama.
The enemy showa no disposition to engage CIR
fcrcef. They hive retired from our front, and
their recent movements are supposed to be only
Heavy en6w fell last night md today.
MAcoS, March e. The Superior Court of
GEORGIA today unanimously affirmed the const;ta-
tiora1ity OF the Confederate Anti-Substitute law.
The crops in t;eorcia promise well.
Gen. FinEegan has sent caynlty, infantry and ar
tillcry to meet tie Yankees ut P11ntkA
! All qriet IN the Dei:hborhood Of Jacksonville.
The pickcte report that most Of the enemys troops
Led lett.
, 1864-03-31
CHICAGO, THURSDAY, MARCH 81. 1854.

whom he had led through the bloody battle Of
Shiloh, where he received serious wound, unit
ting him for aeld service. This Was the cause Of
his being aligned 10 the command Of the post at
Pcdueah.
When the Reindeer parsed Eddyvi'lc, she saw
nothing Of guerillas. All appeared quiet about
that vicinity. probable that the report bT the
Taturn that Forrest was there Was 4 mistake,
The widest and most absurd rumora continually
prevail, respecting Forrest and his whereabouts,
aud no Little apprehension has been entertained,
both In Cairo and Mound City lest he should pay
both p1sces a firit. At any time to-day a score
Of pc1eons were willing to swear he had invaded
our State with .n, 900 cavalry, accompanied with
eighteen pieces Of artillery. It is very difficult to
arrive at tic truth, among 70 many excited III"
Eore. ::
Lou1zE11LE, March a0.-About 100 Of Forests
rebel forces crossed the Cumberland at Eddyv1te
yesterday. An officer direct from Eastern Ken
tucky reports large force Of rebels concentrating
ut Pound Gap, under Buckner. Hesa5s the rebels
collected five daya ratfons and forage, and
thinks an extensive raid will be made into the
Heart Of Kentucky. Tho rebel forces which eracu-
ated Bulls Gap several days since, moved Nozth
It is presumed either to join Longst1oet in Vir-
ginia, or to effect junction with Buckner at
Pound Gan