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fne Maryland TraitOr-VOte OF the
House or Representatives.

In the Federal House of Representa-
lives, on the 9Th inst, pending the ues-
ion on the resolution of Mr. Colfay,
.or the expulsion of Alexander Long, a
member from Ohio, for reasonable la :
5uage, uttered on the floor of the
House, Benjamin g. Harris of Mary
land, traitor OF the mesnest type, de-
dared he approved what Mr. Long had
aid, and proceeded to outstrip the Ohio
member, in the babblings Of treason.
Subsequently Mr.. Washburn offered
the following:
Whereas. the Hon Benjamin G. Har-
ris, member of the House of Repre-
septatiyes from the State OF Maryland,
has upon this day used the following
.anguage, to-wit: -" The South asked
you to let them live in peace, but no,
YOU said you would bring them into
subsection That is not done yet, and
rod Almighty grant that 1t mover may
Be. l hope you will never subju- ate
the South. And whereas, sucn Ian
suage is reasonable, and q gross con
tempt Of this House; therefore, be it
R6sotyed, That tho said Benjamin 6.
Harris be expelled from this House.
The vote on this resolution stood
yeas ST. nays IS.
There not being the requisite two
thirds vote, tho resolution was declared
rejected.
Mr.. Scheuok, OF Ohio, then offered
the following:
Rssolu6d, That Benjamin G. Harris, a
Representative from the Fifth district
of the State Of Maryland, having spC.
ken words this day IN debate manifest
ly tending and designed to encourage
the existing rebellion and the public
enemies OF this nation, IS declared TO
be an unworthy member Of this House,
and is hereby severely oensured
The vote on this resolution stood
yeas %; nays ID
The following is list Of the eighteen
who had the effrontery to vote for the
encouragement of treason, and to give
aid and comfort to the rebels:
Nays-Messrs J. C Allen, Ancona,
Bis, Chanler, Denison, Eden, Eldridge,
Lane Leblond, Miller, of Pa, Morrison,
Pendleton, Pruyn Randall, Of Pa
Ross, Strouse, Chiffon & White, Fer
nando Wood
Mr.. Harris should have been expelled
by unanimous vote. He is out of
place in the Federal Congress Ills
proper sphere of action is in the Con
gress at Richmond, as uiDion of the
despot Davis, and the hckspittles who
frown around him.
The robes Of office conferred upon NJ.
Harris by deceived and betrayed con-
stituency, protect him from arrest and
punishment as be deserves. As a pri-
vate citizen ne would not be permitted
to vent his treason in the faces Of the
people; and he would not dare to do it.
He presumes upon his prerogatives as
an American legislator, to insult the
loyalty of the whole country IF the
members OF the House who voted
against his expulsion, had proper con-
ceptions of their duty, they would re-
consider their improper action
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What Forrest Is TRIM 70 Do.

Gen Forrest does not expect, at the
head Of 5000 cavalry, 70 bold West
Tennessee; but he does hope by making
sudden onsets, snd keeping himself
constantly in motion, 20 compel the re
tsntion of a large force of men along
the Mississippi, who might De otherwise
concentrated to swell the ranks Of tie
Two main armies Of the Union. He
may, and doubtless will effect bis object,
in some measure, at least perhaps be
viii compel the retention Of 10 600 men
and this will be 4 great gain 10 the
Confederacy. We do not believe, how
ever, that the government viii allow
this diversion 70 interfere with its plans
Cor the destruction Of the main armies
Of the rebellion. When they are once
out OF the way, Forrest can be readily
disposed Of; and while be may now
capture some important points, and
destroy great deal Of property. he
cannot hold any place along q navigabls
stream more than twsnty-sour houTa
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Imnnrianf CnrresnonAenee.

We were mistaken A announcing
that Col Hughes lad surrendered 10
Col Stokes on the 2sd ult The follow
ing correspondence has since passed
between the parties:
1EADouATEKs C. s. FoRcEs,
LITfSGsToS, Tenn, March 81, 1864 !
Col. Stakes, Commanding al Sparta:
DEAR SIR,-Yours Of the 29th inst. is lust
received, 4 o'clock, P. NJ, and gives me but
little time 10 consult even myself, much
less my officers and men. have seen but
few oil them in the last yyaek. I also wish
10 SEQ and consult Major Bledsoe. He and
his command have been under my COM
mand. And, Colonel, must insist on your
letting lac have ample time 10 see these
men. viii be able to give you satisfaction
By Saturday or Sunday, and viii be sure 10
give you g positive answer. ! think il
would be ungsneroUs and unfair il nae 70 de-
eide so important 2 matter as this TO- those
men; for the reason that there arc g quanti-
IS OF officers FOR the number OF men; say, FIVE
% Captains and the same number OF Lieu
tenants. And, Colonel, 1 viii pledge my
self that I will allow none of my men to
make aay hostile movements until l give
4Aaa sA-%- e-A%S IL tA@tt ~ 70 AADt
my intention 60 do further soldering
in these pays, &c. Colonel, would have
come nyscIf but for II health. have sore
eyes and an quite poorly to-day. l deem il
proper in me to say to you, that there are
a quantity Of men in the country claiming
10 belong TO my command that DO not, and
most Of Them are engaged in robbiug and
stealing, and one Captain Biberry has alb
5erted himself iroTu NY command, and IS
not under my command, nor viii I be re-
sponsible for his conduct. He is now Of, ,
Is I am informed, on an expedition OF some
kind. Colonel, viii you be 80 kind as 10 in
iulgo me for the time asked for, and let me
know by the bearer Of this.
am, Colonel, very respectfully,
Your enemy,
JoHY II. HCGaEs,
Col. 5th Tenn. Reg. =. ). A.
P.S.-Colonel, l prefer bringing all my
command az once. l think that would be
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WEDDISc SERMONS OF these old-fash
toned affairs, q writer in the Atlantic
Monthly says:
The practice of wedding discourses
among the Puritsns was handed dow n
into the last century, and sometimes be
guiled into rather startling leyities
70, instance when IParson Smiths
daughter was 70 marry Mr.. Cranch
what graceful productions Of pen and
pencil have come 10 this generation
from the posterity Of that unicn) the
father had permitted the sanity maiden
% decide on her own text for the ser
mon, and she meekly selected Mary
hath chosen the better part, wli,h hail
not be taSen from her and the dis
course was duly pronounced But when
hor wild young sister Abbey was bent
On marrying a certain Squire Adams,
called John, whom her father dislked
she boldly suggested for the text,
John came neither eating bread nor
drinking wine, and you say he hath o
slTl' But no sermon stands recorded
under this prefix, though Abby lived 70
be the wife of one President Of the
United States, and the mother Of
another"
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REPLx OF COL STOKES ;
HEApouARrERs, Z. 8 Font


Sparta, Tenn, April lst, 1864.
JoHN VI. HUGaEs, Col. 18th Reg't. Tenn,
Vols, c. S. A
SIR: Yours of the seth ult has Just been
handed me by Mr.. Harp, in which you ask
or tine to decide what you will do. This,
must confess, somewhat surprised me, as
understood from your first note that all you
wanted was 70 know whether you and you
command would be allowed 70 take the oa,D
or be paroled. I stated to you in reply, that
you aud your men would be required 10 take
he oath, or be sent around iOr exchange !;
meaning thereby, that all, or part could
take the oath, and the remainder be sent
round for exchange. You inform me thai
you would have come to see me, but for the
reason of IL! health. In order that this mat
.er may be speedily adjusted, send Lieut.
col. Corbin and Major Cliff, with an escort,
TO deliver this communication, and to hegl
whatever you may have TO propose. Time
; precious aud forage is scarce, l therefore
demand an immediate answer, or all CORES
Jondence will cease and hostilities again DC
renewed. WV. 2. STokEs,
Col. 5th Tenn. Cav. Comdg.
We learn that Col Stokes is doing
excellent work, and will have the last
Guerrilla a prisoner, or a corpse.
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A correspondent asks us the day on
which the bsttleof WarterloO and New
Orleans we're fought Thoy both %.
CURED on SUNDAY the latter on the
sth Of January 1915, and the former on
she lstA of JunA
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Tribute TO the Army.

The receipts at the New York Fair
for the benefit of sick and wounded
soldiers amounted, in four days, to over
Sj00,000 That is the way to do things
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3lCW AdreVTiacment9.

United States Of America.
MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNEsSEE-No 81
IETHEREAs on the 18Th day Of April, 1854
w an information WIS fled n the District Court
he United States for the Middle District OF Ten
lessee, by Horace H. HARRISON, Esq Attorney @
he United states for said District, against all thJ
state and property, monies, stocks ami credits
John BJTch, F. Z. Dunn ngtou, Leon Trous6ale
Cho~. \. MARI snd J. o. Grin IN, situate in AID Dis
trct alleging in substance that the anne have Re
seized IN said District land, Is forfeited to tn
United states for causes II sad Information 3
or h and averred 70 be true, and praying Tor tn
Usual process.
Now, therefore, hereby give public notice 70 n
said persous TO appear before said Court, az tn
Federal Courtroom, in the Capitol az Nashville, o.
he first Monday IL May, 1885, at . o'clock, 4. "
hen and there 10 plead, an-U er or demuT % sail
information, or the same Wdi be taken pro confess
mi heard e1 pErte.
z. L. GLASCOCK,
q. g Marshal for the 1iid. Dist. Tennessee.
apl5-t4t
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'GvdI- RANK r AUTHORIZED BY TIE SIC
4 n-iTy d the Iroa-gfy % r. i-ege su7s'I1 p'1'us
r. t-ss stGge ns1led BCli-, Yays1-- IL Rorty, sid
.eerabt0 ~ fie l41as-re n de tOger1nlent scr
tes. ves-= Couf-I Tl,nrs vii D. OF ne dal5Hsi-
l.as5ou n go one Hundred i've Huntrtf. and
Gre Thcasnd i-o.lar- e4d I'D 20 Delivered Do 3
fsv Days aE-s-are+ f0llls vii 1a q ta- c-isn-ii-
rsrou 0f PITS, ono Hundred, fIv- hunare1, ODD
1t0u4szd, fis- Ihel.an1, tld Ten Ihcurant ,'S-
lar- end WI - delivered ~ ~ hrilrs t4e $50 day
u {u-i jas. a. OGDEN, Cashier.
=
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Ea-sl Re above arts.le- have D. q qo46ni - .or
loTE3T CASH fRck- - R2
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LUDLU1Cs SPECIFIC
For e,.ssr.asa fsreale BY EBL o..
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A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
COAL OIL LAMPS,
Ch.mn.ya, etst.-, stc s5r sals b. =. Il. L.AoO.
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FREscaI1rI00s otEEFCLLE ooaF00NDED
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HOOFLANDS BITTERS.
rrofn's Er-aet.i Trochs, T1Vr'-la-'7 roo.hs.'ha
kDG1yne, fof .l.t- - z y. T. q %
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Col. 5th Tenn. Reg. Z. >. A.
P.S.-Colonel, prefer bringing all my
command az once. l think that would be
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FLE3uNG'S EYE-WATER,
'or a-s - p u J. A %.
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excellent work, and will have the las
guerrilla a prisoner, or a corpse.
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Dr. ROGERS LIVERWORT TAR.
And d. Bakers P,ia Pafaesa, Or ~. II
Ell ] 3 co.
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CoMMIssIONER,S NOTICE.

,DURSUA ANT to u decretal order Of the Circuit
l. Court of Cabell county, rendered at the
March Term thereof, 1864, in the cause Of
Elizabeth Hinchman curator, &c, VS.. admins
TRAITOR Of John Morris. deceased, and others,
viii as Commissioner in said cause, at my cf.
flee in Guyandotte, in said county Of Cabell,
on Monday, April 18th, 1861 proceed to take,
state and audit the accounts and debts due to
and from the estate of said John Morris deed,
showing who they are due to and from, the
amounts thereof, the time when due and how
eyidenced also the amount Of personal prop.
erty said Morris died possessed Of; what came
to the administrators hands, and settle the
accounts of said administrator, and also as.
certain what real estate said Morris died
seised Of: the character Of his title thereto, the
number Of acres, tracts, location ard value,
DC, and shall continue the taking of said nc
count from day to day until fully completed for
report at the next May Term of said Cout-
All debtors and creditors Of said estate and all
parties interested therein are hereby notified to
appear before me 10 protect their interest in
the premises, WM. II. HORNoR,
march 81 Commissioner.
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RESTAURANT.

HAVE opened restaurant in the basement
Of the three story building on the Public Sqnarc
Gallipolis Ohio, known rs the Fisher star
House, and Immediately above the Book Store.
Meals can be had at all hours and Mt rcasona.
BILE prices, Fresh oysters always on hand du,
ring the season dsrvcd up TO suit the Gus.
toner. The attention Of the public is respect
fully invited to this room.
Gallipolis. Ohio, March ~, 1864.
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UNITED STATES INTERNAL
REVENUE.
Annual Taxes for 1854.


TTHE attention oftax.payers is hereby called
l. tothe provisions Of the United States Ex-
clse Law relative to the assessment Of annual
taxes.
By the sixth section Of the act Of July J.,
1868, it is made the duty Of all persons, part
'nerships, firms associations, or corporations
made liable to any annual duty. license or tax,
on on BEFORE THE FIRST MONDAY or MAY
IN ZACH YEAR, &c make list or return TO the
Assistant Assessor of the District where loca.
ted Of the amount Of annual income, the attic
les o. objects charged with special tax, and
business or occupation liable to pay any Ii.
cense
Every person who shall fail to make such
return by the day specified will be liable 10 be
assessed BY the Assessor according to the best
information which he can obtain; and in such
case the Assessor is required to add fifty per
ccntumn 10 the amount Of the items Of such list.
Every person who shall deliver 10 on Asses.
sor any false or fraudulent list or statement,
with Intent 10 evade the valuation or enumer.
alton required by law, il subject to a fine OF
five hundred dollars; and in such case the list
will be made out by the Assessor or Assistant
Assessor, and from the valuation and enumer'
alton so made there can be no appeal.
Payment Of the annual taxes, except those
iOr licenses, VIII hOL DC ueiuahucu uhtIl uu
thirtieth day Of June.
The appropriate blanks on which 10 make
return, and all necessary information, will be
furnished by my Assistant Assessors for the
various Divisions, to whom the returns should
be delivered on or before the first Monday Of
May, atthcr Offices.
U. S. Assessor Cd District, W. Va.
JonS MASON. Deputy for Mason county.
March 3, lSGl-wI.
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TOWARD ASSOCIATION, Phiadol-

HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Philadol-
III phia. A Benevolent Institution cstab
lishcd by special Endowment, for the Relief
Of the Sick and Distressed, afflicted with Viru
lent and Epidemic Diseases, and especially for
the Cure Of Diseases of tho Sexual Organs
Medical advice given gratis, by the Acting
Surgeon, to allwho apply by letter, with n de.
scriplion Of their condition, Gage occupation,
habits Of life, &c.,) and in casos Of extreme
poverty, Medicines furnished free of charge
: VALUABLE REPORTS on SpCrmatorhma,
and other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs, and
on the now remedies employed in the Dispcn
sary, sent TO the afflicted in sealed letter onvcl
opcs, free Of charge Two or three Stamps for
postage will be acceptable.
Address, DR.. j. SKILLlN l0UGHTON,
Acting Surgeon, Howard Association, No, 9
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, IA, By
ordor Of the Directors
EZRA 4. HhRTwEIL, P,tad,m,
GEO EAlRCiuLp, SrsrHry
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SOMETHING NEW.

Mr.. Editor: Tou can just say 10 the citizens
of Point Pleasant, and the country people gem
orally. that have ON hand, and am receiving
every few days nice lot of Cooking Stoves and
Household Furniture. suchas Bedsteads, Ben
reas, tables, Chairs. safes, stands, and all 9th
or kinds Of Furniture, also nice lot Of Willow
ware, such Us Baskets. Baby Wagons. DC.
Wooden ware Of all description constantly on
hand. AS have sold out the grocery parl Of
my business to Mr., Henry Graf, can put all
my time in the tin,shop, and will not
disappoint my customers in that line from this
out, will from this time keep good lot II
tn.ware on hand, regardless ofJcnkins r'any
other man. Persons wishing toprrchasc any
of the above articles will do well to give me
call before purchasing elsewhere. / intend TO
sell for CASH and by so doing can sell ar
ticlcs as cheap as You can buy them in the city.
Ifyou donot believe it cal in and see foryour.
self. will be found in my salerooms under
Beaes Hall, at all hours, Job Work done Oh
short notice.
dead loads" of Fruit cans and sealing wax
on hands. JOHN LEONARD.
Aug 20Lly.
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Jacob Hnrsbarger, plt'f In ch3ncery and
VS.. attachment.
Warren p. Reccc, dert.
fTHE object of this suit is TO subject the es-
tate--real and perSonal-of The defendant W.
p Reece, to the payment of the two following
described notes, executed by said defendant to
the complainant, Jacob Harshbarger, to.wit:-
One forS666 G625, dated LIST day Of January
1851 and due two years after date Of same, and
one for $3.50 662S. dated LIST day Of January,
1861, and due three years after date Of same
Said notes being for separate payments on
land bought Of the Complimentary the said de-
PENDANT And it appearing by an affidavit filed
with the papers that The above sums are due
the complainant, and that he has present cause
OF action therefor, that the said defendant is
not resident of this State and has estates and
debts due him in said county.
1t is, therefore, ordered that the said defend.
ant do appear here within month ailerdue pub.
LEGATION OF this order and do what is necessary
TO protect his interest in the premises.
TGste:
THOMAS j. MERRITT, Clerk.
Leote L McGinnispq march w4-5O
WEST vIRGINIA;-At rules held in the
Clerks Office of the Circuit Court of Wayne
county On the first Monday in March 1864.
William o. Wright, plfGl In tresPsss on the
VS. case and attachmt
Nj. Ferguson. Hcrstou Damage $25,OOO.
SpurlOck, Burwell Spuriock, William As.
berry, Leander Gilkison, John Plymalc
Charles X. Morris, BENZ T. Dean. Reece
W. Elkins, William Eplin, Peter Adkins,
Lewis Childers, Miles Elkins and James
Ferguson dofandents.
T1HE object Of Ibis action is to recover dana
i ges for wrongs aud injuries done to the
person and liberties and property of the plain.
iin. William 0. Wright, by the above named
defeEdents, and 1t appearing by affidavit filed
with the papers that u afliant believes tho said
plaintiff ought to recover in said action,
damages TO the amount OF sos 900 at least, that
his claim isjust and that there is present cause
OF action therefor, that the said defendants are
mon presidents Of this State, but have estates
aud debts due them in said county
1t is, therefore, ordered that the said defend
entS do oppear here within one month after due
publication Of this order and do what is necos.
sary toprotect their interest in the premises.
Teste:
THOMAS J. MERRITT, ClerR.
Leete d McGinnis, p q. [march lOw4-5Os
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WEST VIRGlNIA:-At Rules held in the
Clerks Office o. the Circuit Court of Cabcll
County for the month Of March, 1864.
Jacob Harsbarger, pltfl In Choncery and
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kept in till forbid, and char sed accordingly,
All casual or transient advertisements must
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gPAflidayit will not be made to orders Of
Publication or other legal advertisements un.
less they are paid for,
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NOTICE.
NOTICE,
1r,vyr CouNrY. March llth. 1864.

AIN WILLIAM PlERsoS;-Takc notice that
lHl on the 2lst day Of April.next, At the OF
fee of Judge Mcconnell mthe town OF C9tletts..
burg, Kentucky, will take the dispositions OF
Ii, Davis and others to be read as evidence for
The complainant In a suit in Chancery pending
in the Gabell Circuit Court, wherein ! am
complainant and you are defendant, and III
do not finish taking on that day, will con'
tinue from day to day.
march 24-4w. FRANCIS PlERSoN'
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Dnnting Types, and all other Printing
| materials, arc kept on hand in large guam.
titles, and sold at the lowest prices, for six
months notes or cash, at Bruce's New York
Type Foundry. Roman fonts of the modern
styles are always on the shelves, ready for Jpn
mediate delivery in fonts from 56 TO l0,OO0Tbs
Nine cents will prepay the postage on a
amphet of priced Specimens Of Fonts" and
other sheets, which will bcmailcd TO {, print
ing offices sending me their address.
Any publisher of newspaper who chooses
to publish this advertisement, including this
roto, three times, and forward me one of TIM
papers containing it, will be allowed his bills
at the time Of making a purchase from me Of
my own manufactures, of FIVE times the amount
of said bill. Address
GEORGE BRUCE.
Type Founder, 10, Chambers street, n
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lowed timo, from tho first TO and including
tho second Monday of Juno. to examine and
audit tho claims, an'i may, (if thoy deem II
necessary require additional proof and may
allow or reject the whole or any part of q
claim. as Justice may demand.
.sth On or Immediately after tho second
Monday of June, tho County Auditor should
certify to tho Trustees or City Council, tho
amount allowed by tho Commissioners to bo
repaid by said township or city on said
claims.
9th. Tho Trustees thon moot and mako
an order lcvvine ihe tax, and the order
mus, state how much of the monoy, whom
collected, shall be applied 90 tho repayment
OF claims for moneys advanced, loaned, NC.
to pay bouptles. Aud tho remn'der, II
any, will ROMAN in tho county treasury, TO
pay volunteers according to the provisions
of the 9Th section of tho act.
JAS. A. GOODMAN.
Auditor of State.