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8i9ter Wbasea sAidte tbn mad BET Stall. -
Gotparo Bed uno Serrp Sires, ;tpet neiue
2naben, lpuroen perbaftet uro nap Der Sail
sel@idt, hell ie aus einern QOI;bpfe al Gorps
Lineitr. !9oI5 geitcbIen batten. - Sobn WOpre
bate Wlr8. Suianna Bud, Nc. 80 Orleans
Strdse, 9eI6la9en uno wuroe bon Ai6ter
Wei@ nad oem Gtabtgefdngnib ipeoirt.- gm.
MA Weatber8 uno Wtarp GIearp, Stpei iunae
Wldeben pcn speifeIbaltem Nufe, purpen pcrs
9eitern perbaftet, neil Tie ii6 in Der Gaitern
Apenue aus Giferiu6t eegenieitig ~burGseprla
eeIt batter. Nidter gEbalen ihidte iie mad DER
Sail.-Gin Soloot perlu6te Dor eini9en 3aqen
in Srauentleioetn aug Der Grpfrb Wlari1alIS
Office be5 speiten 9iitritt5 gu oeIerttren, lpuroe
aber erflnnt uno nab benz Wtilitdr9e1dneniB oes
i6idt. BORT tpuroe oa8 Neutrality-suspicious.
nit spei SrIcaten %suidmmen 9eItedt, peIde
balo anfiu9en, ibm 10 ;u5uIesen, oaB cine res
9uldre Yrlge!ei e%ntItanb, tppbet Dem Griterer
Die 0rauentleioer POM 2eibe geriien wurpsn
unS ct b0hit pabri6einlid geb6rige 8rigeI bes
fcmnen bate, tpenn Die Wa6e ni6t interpenirt
bdtte. - 9wei Ne9er ipuroen auf bic glntlage
perbaftet uno fir Elm Serb0r beigeItedt, neil lie
einige anbere 6arbi9eu, weI6e ais SteIIpertres
ter einaetreten waren, betrp9en batten.-2(ug.
Set tpuroe Derbaftet lno I'M $500 uno Soften
geItraft, neil iein Wagen pbne Summer mar.
- Dlatb. 8itbelm mar nit einem 8ieripa9en
;u idneu Sur6 Die 6traFen gefabren ,lnb mu6te
$500 Strafe uno Die Soften ;abIen.-@barles
SmulB puroe tpe9en 8erlebune elmer Oroinani
UNI $1.OO unp Die Soften g~eitraIt.
Begen 2iquprpertaufS an 9 f.
Ooten wurpen $. t6artump, 6. Smith unD
GOparc Goerbaro ie UNI $50 geItraft u1o oann
aus Der 0aft entla0en.
Wtgen Gigorreupertaufs am
Spnntag tuuroe u. Simmons rerbaitet uno
bur6 9ldter Sobnion I'm 5 Dollars uno So
item g~eftraft.
aub.-Sprseitern yla6mittag br1ng Elm
Steb mjttelit 9ta6ihlli1el in Die Wctnunq oeS
!9rn. S. Centrum, 338 Sapitr., uuo ranbte
aus etnem SpiHce cine Nniabl 8antncten.
0tr3. Centrum, pe:6e POM Wtartte nab Oauie
tam, traf ben 1ieb i'm 9ausganae uno tuuroe
Ubne 8eiteres pom ibm nieOersel6lagen, pps
rauf er entiprang. Wlan bat ibn bis iebt mob
nIht mieocr entoeden t0nner.
Sic It il. = Wm. Sage wuroe per-
baitet unc Hu1 Der Sail 9eiGidt, neit er in
bern S6enf5immer be8 u. 6pparr am Song
BOD cine 8lai6e 0bistep geitoblen bate.
gerbeerenoes 6euer. = Sn Der
Sienlta98sylG6t muroe ba8 ih6ne 2anobaus
oes 6errn S6merotmann bel Gppanstcpn elm
Haub Der 6lammen. Ser 8erlult Petrdgt
$4,000 unc 1T beinabe gang our6 8erf6es
rnng geoedt.
So 1aS mort s5o1ofpnt", rslSes R6 rafh els
elm pGuftaltrcrt einGsbureert ptre aus eeat Grietii6en
tie tnfaarnsH3eiest. .-Seap" tetet aHi Deusia: pSepoc-
rem, uao sSepntss. BITE 8abHs .Sc3reent", ttn Berabrer
er sdh1e. Une e fubrt fstneI NGuen tn Der Ihat. Was
TeriaSnsruHs ae S~epabruRs ear 8dbue. 9irtuns as
E~reftt5uns ses 3obnfeti4ts ue 8eeitteWnS Oltr nnset-
ntstttten Geo Ittens %anbstTtHi bat IS in Der gBst: nt4t fi-
ues 9letdsu.
gu bateH Bet Draastfsn nno ~parfameaxtle,n nbsrau.
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Egg eiutnln, S0gniun nnO GIN
s emancipation
~ slufrnf gu elmer
Observation-Disclosures

in. tInsr, SsrIanmlnug hes unbe tnsten llnicus Etanss.
@Tecutites& puiteS ant NfittwcG, ZEN Z. esrthr.. nurte
~fclserber aafruf fHr cine StdatS-g oncertiru, nm earth
bateu fir bic esri6iebenen Nsmtsr, psI&s mas her ueuer
@cnftsiuftcH ~ beieseH fnt. ~ ucriuireT, sinRinusls he
I@Ichen:
Scir!ofien: GaB eine n~nbeetHgte rntous Stuaf8s Gpn-
~ceuticu kiereur& beruicn .rire. FG in Der Gtabt NaltL
,ulore am Dieatas, ben Is. Cttober. 5n beiammglu, nut
nabsttrgte 1nicnsr@ dnetbaten su ncmiatYcn flr fos Nint
siTee @cucernenrs. Eieutenants@ cnrerneure, @cuirftcIs
|lers, StdotesIntpaItS nne einee GidterS hes appeIc~
tiouSsfSertttes. unb es nib terner reeumu1antirt, boa
ote E~elesateH Der &taatss& cnoenticn prn len rexImiehea
men Grugres : Difriften ~inffruirt rerteR irnen, ais eise
3tfrtftSs&cnrention gu bGnteln nne Ganeieateu fiji Wrs
treter In @cusres az Hcuuinren.
Sic unbehiuetsn u~aicnsm6nuer Der %tatt Baltimore
nsibea itG am Syeitas. ben IA. on, Stpii@eu 4 unb Z
lIFr g6enta In ZEN ectI9cesnen Marta In ibren oemShns
.iiser pcfaIcn eetfaurnrelu, unt 3 DcIe1oteu BON iekee
S8are go elmer Stabt<Gcncenticn IN srrSbIen, spsIne
ernoentiOn fh am Wtontas, cen II. Eft., I'M s tts
GbeHts i'm Temperance Eeu1Sle redammeln io0. nm Al
3steaaten iHr Staatsse nnbenttur Sn r6tIen.
III; Tt;tsIeesr bee EtaatssG entroIs Is utites In BEN
oer16isesnen 0Ouutiss Fut tisrSur& aueepitEsu. Ser.
laH'mlunseH IN Zen Counties 3u be1nfeu, UNI DeIeaateu
sus, Staatss&oHeenticn 90 pSbIen, Sefee @cuntp NIB bic
Sfaet Bal;'nicre fne gu IS eiei Gelcgaten bere9tiet, oIs
tte H!ter bFr ns'isn Gcnftitutipn Ddssoter uut &eustcreu
babea. 9u5NJe1t
Die @eernlmdueatscn an ben 1iH.itt.C cnpsrtirnen ID
ptnfu@ili& Der E6aIn9e ser,dGt, tab bns 9eiuItnt b1
GbitiruuinHS ACer bic ncuc &cnfiitution an rem Gage Der
Se~rianmInue Der Gtaats,@OureHiicn tetannt irerben
trrh unb kaB tie aNrje Der .3eit BON ia bic gum 8. Nor.,
ale heui Eage. Der G3abI fir Stncteteante unb @cn1reE.
IlitsIisssy, 90 fsPr nssSis uaodt eas es eaHe nift rers
aoSert betbe,
itnisns. 3~sttnnssa sm etaase Esstsa .;udt. u CO.
Yircn. Il On anfsoa ses 0cnttss;
9enrs 90 NJ an, fsprHSr.
S.aa. Gnf9ius. est1. [sFss-lTOttiaz)
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sic gsaaI Cir eIc neae Gcnaitntiasss

Gatro, Id. eeptbr. Ser 9umpier Semi,
narp ppu Nep.0 Orleans 1T bier eineetrOfen;
Sen. 0ana frafte feinen Captain ann S25OO,
neil er an anOern SteIen, ais an ben 9ew6bns
Iiben Widtirpot n 9eldnoet mar.
9ie oiFjieqen 8erihte aus Sem Orleans
deben cine Ullioritdt pon 1915 StimHen fur
Die neue GonItitation. 9ie gan3e Stiumen3abl
betrug 5443.
0a8 ueue 9e~gerregiment in Mempbis uaa6t
cute 6Ortiaritte.
Ser 9lmpfsr GircoiIan tebrte pOn siuer
Greu3tour an Der terauii6eu Suite no6 Stems
OtIean8 Sarrd. 9ie 6rlujDieN ioqen eine5lCtte
o5n Z Shifen an Der WllMoung Oe3 9tir 9rane
De blben.
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S!e sssm.goTger 9emoprasie lpaItet (ta.

4Ib0up, IS. Septbr. Die OemOtratti&e
Staat8. GonOenttOn perilmmelte Ijb beute NOrs
gen wieOer uno Der 8eri6t ne5 Gomite'5 fir
8s9IlubiJ ungsihreiben wuroe pOr9elegt; nod
0enIielben pureen nur Die Saaulnp 9elegI'
ten aus 9(em-gy VII 3ugelafeu, norauf ii3 Die
Wlcjart Delegation 5urid3Og,
3mette 0epefde.
ItbGn0, Is. Septbr. RI4 oer 3ulais
iung Der Sammlnp Delegation scg f9 Die N(cs
Sem. D3oO un0 reguldre yiOjart Delegation
5Irad. 81. 8tltt BON GImbrio5e wuroe sum
8ciicenten Der Convention erpdblt.
Scomn muroen fotgenOe g%tOminutiOnen 9e'
ma8t SIR @oupcrneur 6Orutip Seymour
1jeut. 0oup.-0. q. 6(opo Sones.
Sn rer Nl6mittI38lsung purOe WcGlel'
lan3 Nmnabmebrief e%nooiiirt unb Dem Candida
ten bic unteritlgung Der Convention ;ugeli4ert.
018 GQmite beti9tete, olB @Oap. Sepmcur BIZ
Domination dn9enoumen babe, mOrauf IiA Die
Convention sine die pert1gte.
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sic ggOhI in Maine.

augufa, IS. Septbr. GouU. GCnep'S
NebTbejt betrdgt $4,000 Sttmmen; i'm @an'
gen wurren 10 COO Simmer peniser abgege'
ben, ais in, uOrbergebenoeu Sabre. Bon 119
0eprdisntlnteu naren 102 RepubIit1ner uno
II 0emctraten. Der Genat beitsbt MIR au5
@epahLiflnern.
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l.n.nulu.on. z. e.

I SpieGe Mot init S9ie6ge.
pebr. 2rai SoIcaten bel 6ort SIpcum, un>
9efdbr 4 0tej(en Don bier. fanDen einige Bpm-
bep uuo oI lie 9llubten ~pieielben ieien Ieer, bes
uugten lie oieielbea, t6re 6eIotsHel parauf gu
iteUeu uao 81 fo4eu. Cine Bonnie erpIOcirte
unO perIsgte Juei 5otoaten, Nlmen5 s. HO.
9uette unO 9. YlIri4aQ oermabep, CAB isoemI
Elm 9!jn abJsnommeU ueroen maBte. Gin ana
oerer SoIoat puroe ebenflI5 iebr geidbrLid AM
Urine uerlebt.
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elus 8.rmuha.

9uttf1r. Il. Ssptbr. Der Slmpfer @l.
lase1 lit mit Erap1en oen Bermuda bier anges
t,mmen. 915 6ie5sr mar I'm Abuebmen. Ser
Bloilosbre6tr WIrp GeIeta ppn BilmiR9tpn
raf 9lliTlu b%eitinunt, flnt am 10. ilpLia pom
BecmaoI,
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SO @ermanitr., 3pii6en 9oparb u. Gutatpitr.
Da tas nsut g6uIseSsust ftrtEs tt. 70 rirt sen jset an
rttSsr rtslmdets sn eH utS WVsraens HuA 2 utT Rad.
mttlaas untertibt e~ssestu.
(irtl-S) D. y4zurtr
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Hamburger, SimOur0cr, &imburacr MGic,
8ni ~Itsbbaber Der bsaen SDre psm ~retfeaa e~tfabursss 9aTs
nsape t1 hetonnt, eab ib etne ausse3etdAete parthie erkalten
care UNI trlne res parlatn goettere kd!ber ;u iehr Etntasn
YFetlfn IN errsen anb fIetnen Qr6ntttdteR ablafs.
-. .RaeftIs l6l 50. Pratt aaba GeasGes Str.
80 Dsaritb0nbIer unt dntere WiehsrSerIduHr werher as
ga tprtn Scrthesl fnbtn. N& tta xaie fsrst ben prsta tts.
eIbsn o~ninfthen. isuei-N
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lte Rtebnns 90 Oot Mbet

uuc Smut, Bsp. s @n 14se.. ia g49Dsss
srsatg s0a lerleea 2ietbsrn ta bss 5sapi. w-ses Sc -
W1pthls'Sretien UsrssaisA- 5stser ESQ gIE &@.tesEs u
GSsTitetsikR bstm oind uGA bvs ptS gSSc.
5wtt5, 3r~~ s Go,
I1nTBaas SAL 1letttrsG.crr. sps O. IS. Mau
Sea = ; n Ssassrens y s9urtbr
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Aites 3eitunge.N apicr
50 Ia Duantisatsn ssr Il 200 @tad IN ,riausea Ia txs
Ge6tf Office.
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Sn q. u. 2ans's Sdbule,

EO.G6e Spntari & altemarIe Ctr.
SeeiaHt etr Hnterriht fir faS Dixter- Stmther In sRsii Raes,
sentlter HRs ~ttRraif4tr Ssra@e YRpHtas Ten ~. aug. Ia
has 9ebrerptripnaI serEektt mnrse una fGs S0mliefel cine
Gtpetttrnrs erfaprea bat, tSnnen metr S&aler ais sisbsr
aufstnenmeA msretn. ARssIbuneeA mSse naGn RS na5afth
Is cen erfsH tset s1sten nEaHen. Nm 8. Strt tstrS Gin
9ariGS far NbsNefaultr erSHnet msresn. t9snus1 sB}
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amsOeegsSgrnp

9ta&berrptS ptIp fir Qimon0oe.
1s9ts$ set paa ausse8si&As!st Gate III Fsts gaua bsa,e
ETsiiE 2Seaisi21S arr @sslt. Az babea BAT
=. B.an3 I3 5reSET.G 5eGb.
StftlpRgen UGFtsU Ia $500 Sefesr'S Stcge. slD. z
@ermnnft- "Has"n~nTe~ rrA eunFtIsG hsia~st feI n~sIIn
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9eutfcDe Emcbb0nOluno.

a. biuj9iteH 4reien CUR g%eIdlisen 2lbnabme
bel Stld uno bel garo.
62I. BG..ir1ove&kr.. 4 EbIreII uItcrbaIbG 5dnsr.
tf5ts 49,
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gSld,tie fir Gtoarrenmad,er

@npttd9 pislfs gaa ram bsltsbgsa
gtcstnta 1aglabat s,ug stcse 8ueRabt gcspegu &ata6e, nls
@ertsa 5tne gutfs. GasEiG 9sasgs, feitsnes Barb t.
IA ttaissn Dtssitn Bet
5000 9Gr5ber.
1nl2I-4i GOsde 11atttnor ore urb ErehertH8r
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Ohio River Bridge.

NToTICE Ia hereby given that, on and afer1
M MONDAY, the 24th day Of October, 1864
tbs HoIliday's Cove Railroad Compeny Will, under
ths authority of its charter from the Legislature
If virginia. and under the Act Of Congress declar.
in the Railway bridge at stsubenviiie lawful
structure. commence the elevation Of the channel
span of said Bridge, and for this purpose It wi Dc
Necessary temporarily to obstruet the three nun
dred feet designed as q channel-wsy.
Attention Of persons engaged In navigation,
called to this provision Of the second section Of ths
Act of Congress, 'and the officers and crews Of all
vessels and boats navigating said river, are requir
ed TO regulate, thsuss Of their. said vessels ana
boats and of any pipes or chimneys belonging
thereto, so as not to interfere with the eievsten
construction and MS of said Bridge" - ~.
An persons are also notified that the span next
west of the channel span is erected at IN elevation
of &C feet above low water, and there y waterway
exceeding two hundred fset between the piers ana
that the waterway between the piers next east OF
the channel span also exceeds two hundred feet
and that the Roadway here will be clear, as me
company does not intend to proceed with the cree
ton of this span until the channelspsn is compies-
ed and the osstructions necessary to its erection
removed f-.tv. 81. .
: All personsare notified further that this bridge
ia erected without Draw and that all the requisi,
tions of the Act of Congress have been oomehed
with by the company.
The erection of the chanr span will be proceeded
with as rapidly as possible and duo notice VIII o.
given as to the time when the ebstfuciions WIN
be removed stif.st. asarR9 LrH
The Holidays Cove Railroad Company,
oct36-2w By THOMAS i. JEWETT Pres.
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ZACKwELL RARTHLoN, Eq, will please take
II tahe notice that shall on the 27th day of Novem.
mont West Virginia. between the hours of A. n. and
P NJ ofthat day proceed to take the dispositions of
Zedos Joif and others, to be read in evidence in
eNrtain suit Ia shancery nov pending in the Circuit
are defendant, and If from any cause .he taxing of
such dispositions be not commenced. or If commenced
tie same Be not completed said day the taking Of
the same viii Re continued from day 70 day at sne
phoe and between the same hours until Completed 4
ELIZABETH BARTHLON,
oek1-tw per Attorney Wilson smith.
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DCRSUANT to the provisions Of decree rendered
by the Circuit Court OF Marion, at the October
torn thereof, IN the of Thomas wakate vs. John
Wood, shall on the second Monday In November next
proceed to sell by public auction, the highest bidder
before the mont door OF the Court House OF said county
tract Of land adjoining the land Of the said Walt
late and othsrs situated the waters of Buffalo Crck
in said county, and containing 40 m re or les.
the fol owing terms, 10 Wit: For cash in hsnd su
Gent 70 pay the cost Of this suit and tie exlense Of
sale, and the residue upon credit Of and IL msnths
the purchaser giving bond and security ard the COM
missioner retaining lien said land to secure the
unpaid purchase money. F. SMITH.
oc2l-dit&vSt Commissioner,
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CALEB d. REED. ESQ.

You WILL PLEASE TAKE NoTIcETHar
shall proceed on the first Mondav n n.
oemoer next at the Office Of Foutain Smith. !, n.
town o. Fairmcnt, West Virginia. bst.s.n, , he
9our' Of Q clock a. m and q DICK D M Of tbT
gay, 70 take the depoeitions of suudrv wit.
n,ses, 70 be read a. evidence a. he 6earin.
o. certain cause Tow depending on the On aues1x
sue 81 tne oocket OF the Circuit Covrt Of Msr;on
N Tnieo am complainant and yon are defepdan,
en- uon any clue the taking Of tho said dem.
Ii, IS .e not conl''ed o. said day, thu Ia
OF ,he same will be continued from dsvr >.
day until the takiLg OF the s.n,e is c,rpnIs,sJ
NM. - - HANNA REED Fa;ntie
"rsI and smith, Attorneys. fh's.l ~ H. -
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INVEST VIRGINIA ss:--At rules held in the
w Clerks Office of the Circuits Court of Marion
county, for the month Of November, 1864.
Rama Reed, complainant,
Caleb D. Reed, defendant.
The object Of this suit is to recover a diyorc,
from the bond Of matrimony. And it appearing
from affidavit that the defendant, Caleb ID Resi,
Ia not resident Of this State it is hereby ordered
that hs appear here within one mon b from the
due publication of this order, snd do what il lee
sssary to protect his interest in this suit
copy Teste, r. B. LOTT, Clerk.
Wilson Smith Attorneys for Plaintiff,
novI0-w4t
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LIVE STOCK.

II
Droycrs and Farmers will find this the most ad-,--
taseous route for Live Stock. Capscous Yards, well
Eetc,ed and supplied with every convenience have
beg r1sned or this lire and its connections and every
teton is paid to their wants. From Harrisburg,
where all be oCnd every convenience for feeding and
tesAng, 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 to
New York-Tvla AlleutoTnI and with fewer changes
than any other.
EN0CH LEWIS Genr Superintendent Altoona,
"a. -
L L. HoUPT, Gent Ticket Agent, Philadelphia.
II. IL. HOUSTON, Genl Freight Agent, Phils.
delphis' t-F janll.myA
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WLST VIRGINIA, sat- rules held In the
w CLERKS ofnce, OF the Circuit Court Of Marion
county, for the month Of November, 1864,
Isaac Thomas, complainant,
vs..
Joseph Collins, ct al, defendants.
The object Of this SUIT Is TO obtain a deed from
Joseph Collins, for II l-2 acres VI land situate on
the waters of Flat Run, being part Of tract Of
lana rs SOLD to the said Collins BY one Abrahau
ma hsne,i and 1t apPearing from idavts fled in
Isaac Clark, and bi.ha CLARK are not resident. a.
tn state, III ordered that they appssr here with.
In one month after the publisstiosi IL this or lar
ana 90 Whatever i necessary 70 protect their In.
terest in this suit. 80 wv" H.
A cops; Tests. K.B. IeTr c,.rt
Wilson and Smith attorneys for plaintiff.
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WANTED.

DOOM AND BOARDING for a highly rsspect. Bile
IL middle aget lady it'll some respect, bls priyate
family, Gurin the wintsr. Will he no tronble. ana
money Certain. Address Box Sis Postofice. noy5-4t
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FREIGHTs.

FfGEk 1t HISs
BY this route Freghts of all desoriptonsoan be for.
waraed to and from Philadelphia, New York, Boston,
or Baltimore to and from any point on the RAN Roads
or Missouri, by Raj Road direct.
The Pennsylvania Central Rail Road also connects at
Pittsburgh with Steamers, by which Goods be for
varded to any port ON the Ohio, MuskiRgum, Ken
tucEy, Tennessee, Cumberland Illinois, Mississippi,
Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas and Red Rivers; and a
Cleveland Sandusky and Chicago with Steamers to al
Ports on the North Western Lakes. .r...
Merchants and shippers entrusting the transporta-
ton of their Freight TO this Company, rely with
confidence on its speedy transit.
The RATES OF FREIGHT to and from any
point in the West by the Pennsylvania Central Rail
Road, at all times favorable as are charged by
other Rail Road Companies.
SO Be particular to mark packages "via Psnn's
OeH lral r. r."
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions, apply
TO or address either Of the following Agents Of the
company: 49, D..
D A STEWART, Freight Agent Pittsburgh.
CLARKE CO., Transfer agents, Pittsburgh.
II. W. BROWN & CO., Cincinnati, Ohio
r. G. MELDRUM CO., Madison, Indiana.
J. X. MOORE, Louisville, Kentucky.
". N. AMMAN, Evansville, Ind.
X. +. SASS, ST. Louis, Missouri.
CLARKE CO., Chicago, Illinois.
J. II. McCOLM, Portsmouth, o.
!. NJ. LOVE, Maysville Ky.
HALL l. CO., Marietta o.
E. AYRES, MuSkingum River.
W. H.:& L. L LANGLEY, Galjpolis, o.
II. S. PIERCE 4 CO., GAINESVILLE, o.
n. H. HUDSON, Ripley, o.
Il. G. MELDRUM, General Travelling Agent.
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ing. His health appears good again
The Floyd County boys are generally
we'll. Capt. Slocum is on duty, but
his wound is not we'll. His leg was
considerably paralyzed, and no ough,
to be still for some time. But he ID
very abitious and anxious to be with
his company.
Col. Shaw, Of the 14th Iowa, former.
~ commander of the Cd Brigade, is
promoted to Brigadier of volunteers
He is brave man, and is truly worthy
of the position given him. ...
Lieut.. Rupe of Company G., is act.
ing Adjutant of the 9th Iowa, and a
more fit man cannot be found. His
business faculties and military disci-
pline eminently qualify him for the
position. .....s.-.
We are under marching orders and
| must close. GEORGE.
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Instances are common of the most
affective separations Of family rela-
tions by this unnatural war. Brothers.
and even parents and children, are
found in the ranks Of the hostile ar.
mics. One Of the most touching Ca
ses Of this kind is that of a son of the
Confederate President Jefferson Davis,
who is serving in the National cause
on the gunboat Carondelet, fighting to
crush the Rebellion which his father
is leader Of. The Davis junior is the
son Of Eliza, late slave Of the patri
archal Davis. An officer Of the army
Of yicksburg who had heard Of the
fact, verified it from Eliza's lips. How
sharper than serpent's tooth must bt
the grief Of that parent whom unre
lenting fate compels to take side'
against his own son in war for free
! dom Cincinnati Gazette.
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PUBLIc-No. 81. ss....r
AN ACT to provide for the collection
Of hospital dues from vessels of the
United States sold or transferred in
foreign ports or waters. .. .u
BE 1t enacted by The Senate and House
of Representatives. Of the United States of
America in Congress assembled, That
In case of the sale or transfer Of any
vessel Of the United States in for
eign port or water, the consul, vice
consul, commercial agent. or vice
commercial agent of the United States
within whose consulate or district
such sale or transfer shall have been
made, or in whose hands the papers
of such vessel shall be, be and he is
hereby authorized and required to col
lect OF the master or agent Of such
vessel, all moneys that shall have be-
come due to the United States under
and by virtue of the act entitled :" An
act for the relief of sick and disabled
seamen," approved July sixteenth, sew
enteen hundred and ninety-eight, and
shall remain unpaid at the time Of
such sale or transfer and that tho
said consul, vice consul, commercial
agent, or vice commercial agent, (as
the case may be, be and he is hereby
instructed and required to retain pos
session of the papers of such vessel
until such money shall have been paid
as herein provided and in default Of
which such sale or transfer shall be-
void, excepting as against the vendor
Prorided, That this act shall not take
effect until the expiration of sixty
days from and after its passage
Approved, April 90. 1864.
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[PUBLIc--No. 6I.1


AN ACT to aid the Indian refugees
to retarn to their homes in the Indi.
an Territory.
Be'1 enacted by the Senate and House
Of Representatives Of the United States
OF Ameraea sn Congress assembled, That
there be and is hereby appropriated,
out OF any money in the Treasury not
otherwise appropriated. for the remo-
val and temporary relief of the refu-
gee and destitute Indians in the South
ern Superintendency, viz For expen-
ses OF transportation and subsistence
by the way to the Indian territory, fif-
ty-two thousand dollars for tempo
rary subsistence in the Indian country
of refugee and destitute Indians, to
the close of the present fiscal year,
one hundred and tifty-three thousand
dollars; for seeds. ploughs, and neces-
sary agricultural implements, to ena-
bic them to raise crop the present
season, eighteen thousand dollars.
Approved, May 3, 1864.