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NOTICE.

b .EHoi3nii3su91 eds II ---Yi.yi efa taiftoat
y ME COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing be-
a tween the subscribers under tie name and stve
solved. Either Of the partners is duly authorized
10 use the firm name In liquidation. 9t fi- "
n The notes end accounts OF the late firm may pc
street Bloci.d o. ai8oa neif.ll !. -. y ,-opn
.asgasd 10 saiau lnlilaqaTT & & TSIFoRP,
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DR.. HUGHES particularly invites all Ladies, VIII
need a medical adviser to call at his rooms, No.
Temple Street, which they win find arranged for thei
especial accommodation.
DR.. HIS Electic Renovating Medicines are unrivel
led in efficacy and superior virtue In regulating
Female Irregularities Their action Is specific an
certain of producing relief IN a short time.
LADIES viii find it invaluable in all cases Of oh
structons after all other remedies have Seen tried
vain. IL is purely vegetable, containing nothing h
the least injurious to The health, and may DO takei
with perfect safety at all times. 70
Sent to any part of the country, with f directions
by addressing DIR. HUGHES,
No. Temple Street tcoTner ofbliddlel, Portland.
n. Blades desiring may consult one Of theiI
own sex. A lady Of experience In constant attond
ance. jani.1se5d&wly
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Per same Gay al 81 o'clock ri M.
Fare each cents amer ssbls5tf ~
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Eclectic Medical I9s5iTnna9'U
aaidu TO THE LADIES.

az Send a Stamp for Circular.
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For Sale.

A HOUSE and lot ut Woodorl's Corner. The
IA house contains rooms. Thereisi good cellar
and wood house; also q cistern ami a wen Of good
water size OF lot one For beauty Of location
it is unsurpassed. Price $500; 500 can remain on
mortgage. Apply 70 f. HiGGINS, =. & II; Depot
or CAPT. RACKLYFF,
Sept 1S-dti Mt the Corner,
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q York s. Cumberland Railroad
an. t|.|N


NOTICE H. hereby given to tho belde5s OF Bonds
IN OF Tire York q Cumberland Railroaa Company,
commonly called consolidated boha- IN y, STD
in lieu OF Bpnds issued under the PROVISIONS Of the
deed Of mortgage to james HaywaEa a and md others
Trustees, Who have paid oi snan neoie e V9y on
totora made by said ITu-tees g authorized by said
Bondhoder, upon bons ,d n Sas sea ey
nav he same for the purpose ofredeeming the tram
che andprOpery Of saa andsr company nom
Rao. y ~ I'm ri Myers of February 4, 1S5i--that
6s, ~ effbe holders 80 having paid OF who shall
lii ~ held at the roam OF the Board of Trade
R As W. We street Portland, Wednesday October
1Ses AZ O'Clock p. NJ, Tor the purpose Of forming
I, zing corporation in accordance with
t a reyisions OF the act Of the Legislature Of the
state Of Maine, approved March 18TH 1894 entitled
can act relating 90 The redemption Of Railroad mort
.,aqes BY subsequent mortgages and for the fetter
srefecfion of B0idholdors = Il 's ifT
y .,-.f / J, e. SAURCHILL,) 90 Trustees
Sept. %, 1866. dtd
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MIXES OF rrowEas.


NAMES OF EIONAas5s
AS musng through the garden walks I go 49,,
rnt33uA &c Amidst Rbaze flowers those
y Third ao Il often feel it loss 70 kno"
-reg ,.5 ssssass4r So litle of their namess
Emo She
10y ~ ny, la more.
3aqe hue othibg mi what humble cottage grows
~ N9sn1l1g ~ ARE he 3@fSs3I 1855
iAla4 ds SINS Iid IN t-V's 1890 ,-.sa eagsf
the shady
taaclin nd
Ailpl 20 and the ancient thyme grandnas
- on Ssbbatl 70 the church, n Z
/ know the gorse and heather of the roors
.itst-.t The blpebel and daisy of the leas,
Its purple cousin Of cify shores,
ea 1851 = iss That lovesthe salt sea breeze,
But myriads q the garden, and, ~ han
Those breathers Of the glass-encompassed air,
~ 2 cannot gazing stand
AS IN q thinking prayer.
,e efH no bfzAnd yet tis ven III we can name thing
rDiA0Ek We it and what's next a. "a
But, having not this substitute bring
~ = 8 rs .ll7 Are by tie wonder hxedh
ilE .aa 9fci 10 aa hlsa aag4t s7-ia37f =
i A - When heaven and faith secs TO renewkg
Its image OF everlasting DOVER,
w. ~ know no argument so sweet as thKough
" W The BLOSSOM Of q Hover
nI u whereof death Is s Is
81 tbe Great entfa closed to --aai =
af i ~ little portals that
'ea sl -f s The Paradise! isasf
% o o s'si For surely it spirit that entreats 49, - -
tss t .a recognition of tho spirit ~ %
Something mysterlousy divine that meets
-te'+ z ri - Divinity In us. -eg s4ss
Among the garden flowers, bee-like 1 glide;
"A And though their names
- = Iney nave a speech that Is {
-A'A4SAAeo enae slnIhy love, / 3 - u 81
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g0gfui es1 1aii1 fclttH 01iH iffsilffl9 ~Al h-i
|spani Electric Physician !lies3
From SIS broadway, New York, has returned to
Portland, and can be consulted at her Office No. II
Clapp's block. ~ N.D9@ ea hq9ltn
X sl ONE or THE GREATEST CURES ON RECORD.
Prompted by no other than the feeling Of benevo-
lenee and for the benet Of the afflicted desire to
make known o short description Of my disease and
the unexpected cure which obtained from Mrs.
Manchester's Medicine. Upwards of two years since
was ia ken sick, which gradually increased until
was so far reduced that never expected to be well
again. Ihad the attendance six eminent physicians
and never received tho slightest benit untii com
mencsd usinr Mrs. Manchester $ Medicines. MY dis
ease at that time was as iolows:-I was extremely
fseble-eonfned to my bed. My flesh had all disap-
peared, the whites OF my eye were yellow, also the
skin yellow: had dull heavy pain in the right
side, and itowas very much enlarged: pain in my
shoulders and spine. The lett side seemed to decay
50 that there was quite hollow place init. had
very distressing pain at the pit Of my stomach
tongue coated thick, stomach very acid appetite en-
sirely gone, not being able t. keep anyth ng my
stomach, fever, nigdt sweats, thirst violent, dry
cough, diffeulty Of breathing. dull headache. 1
cannot describe rsI wish to do my miserable stu
alton ana suffering as every organ In my body was
diseased. My physicians said was fast Fastening to
the consumption. os.r.5..-t e --i'1
emf at this time perfect health, and this Is
plain, short history of my case, and is the truth.
would recommend every and all invalds togo and con-
suit Mrs Manchester. MARY A. lfoULToN, ~ !
tfHsAW EDWARD L. MoULroN.
VI 'aae' 10y - o ooo' t.;,ftstt, baV Trf,sA1 70
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MR., ALvAH .LIBBEY, who has had the sole
W Agency Ton COLDS IMPROVED STEAM ana ans,
celebrated NC Oregon Hoe dir FURNACE, botn o. Wh,cs
have world can be tound % III
and 173 Middle St. where he win be happy 70 meet
those in want of furnaces and receve their orders
He attends personally to Furna fy %1TA iI.BEv
EN8EAtl ALfAA t-tSftz Il. u
/ Portland. Aug u. ase5.aH 81 aug22dsm.
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Hembolds Fluid EXTRACT Rrcbr

in affections peculiar to Females' is unequalod by
any other preparation, as In Chloross Retention
Panfulness or Suppression Of Customary Evacua-
ions liberated or Schrrous State ofths Uterus and
all complaints incident to the sex, whether arising
from habits OF dissipation, imprudence in or the de-
C inc or change Of life.
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ATLANTIC
Mutual Insurance Company
81 Van 81, cor. Waliam, NEW YORK.
JANUARY, 1865.
Insures Against MARINE and INLAND Navi
li--- cation Risks.

Insures Against MARINE and INLAND Navl
cation Risks.
The whole profits OF the Company revert 10 the
ASSURED. and are divided ANNUALLY, upon the
Premiums terminated during the year; and for which
Certificates are Issued, bearing interest until re-
deemed.
The Dividends In the Years 1894 and were 40
per cont each.
The Profits for ~ Years amount to the
cum OF ....-f.- .Il..ifr SIS, 69l 90
OF which here has been redeemed BY
Cash, 500 VI irtIll eLts IL $50 $50
The Company has assets, over g1evea 1fiIlion
Dottars, viz - sIllf ~ .illICit
United States and State of New-York
Stock. City, Bank and other Stocks S4,974,700
Loans secured by Stocks and otherwise, 2,l57 $50
Premium Notes and Bills Receivable,
Real Estate, Bond and Mortgages, and
other securities, t3,140,6O
United States Gold Coin, $3.50
Cash In Bank, a noe I'D $3.50
j - = -------- u y - n11 90
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MECHANICS HAIL

1xTEnE arranged for Concerts Lectures, Ex9lS.-
wv tons, Levees, &C., may be obtane s IN
ton TO RICHARD COLE, SupeSSiRtesn,SsvanIH ,aca
june15dh No's 1oi'"H'i A'es'
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Aae1af6 Weaaaked 4

ITO canvass for s'e History ofIthe Great REBEL.
a iom in Two Volumes, elegantly illustrated. Al
50 ''Ihe encyclopedias Of Animated Nature" One
veluIe, With 1850 Engravings; and several other
Yaqanle Works, and inc Cabinet Size Photograph
o. 'ilncoin, IN every town in Cumberland, York,
ALncroscoggin, Sagadahoc, Lincoln and Waldo
Dountles Preferences given to wounded soldiers. APP
ply soon; send stamp for answer. Address qsIaxq
Wht. 1. RICE, General Agent, Portland, He.
g p. o. Box 1877. I : sep231&w3ws slaa
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Horses for Sale.

n tI,e Railroad Stable ON Spring street, several
& a rood Horses, suitable fof work or family use.
SEPT I3-d3m SUE Vaas TAO YaTKa
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The Spring Election.

On the fourth Thursday Of April ON import.
tant election occurs in. which our people as
yet seem 10 take but little interest. The most
important Office 10 be allied is that Of Super
visor. There arc also to be elected, township
clerks, township treasurcrs, oversccrs Of the
poor, one school commissioner, INSPECTORS Of
elections, md constables. It is time the peo-
pie we're looking about fSc the most suitable
men to htl these various Offices. Il would be
we'll 10 hold ,ownship meetings and agree up
on the Candidates. The people should choose
their candidates, and not be compelled to &C.
lcct from those who announce themselves as
candidates. The best men are generally to
b found among those who don't seek Office.
Let action be taken At once. Cannot the
Charter Of Charleston be revived and corpo-
ration otticess also elccttd2 ....' ..
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The Averitl Coal and Oil Com:
naMY.

We have received Prospectus Of the Above
co,rpnny, Of which II. f.. Avcrill, ESP, Is
General Superintendent, and o. J. Ayer'll
local A;eu, IL, this placs, !Ar Inter occupying
the Office OF the New York and West Va. Oil
Company. The property Of the Ct'hpany
consists Of 3.:jUU acres Of land at the Mouth
Of pcca, krll in fee simpte, upon part OF which
IL yr:ond THY is luiI out aud Several. houses
already erected. 49,. 90"
This Company have gone to work in earnest,
commencing with the development Of rich
vcia Of Coal nlon trtir land. which affords
thcm every advantage in a competition with
the riu>burs aud Ohio river Coal trade.
They arc ahou, ercc>ir.: saw.mll for max
ing lumber, for building and o,htr rur-
poses, and will open large store there in 4
few weeks. Mr.. II. F. Avcrill, who has just
returned from New York, having gone to the
City for the machinery AMI stock Of goods.
The Company has limited It's issue OF Stock
to twenty thousand shares at par value OF
500 each These arc suld ut $40 per share
and we believe, from our knowledge Of the
parties and Of the property Of this Company,
that they afford one Of the hes. opportunities
tina, have been preserved for Il s.ft invesimen,
in fdyiny company. Their profits cannot
fail to be from 10 to ~ ger cent. per annum
upon the outlay, and if uil be found in pay
lug quantities at allin tho Valley, they hold
some OF the hest territory
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Oil Items.

AS the Spring bcgins tt open active opera
tons in the oil line are increasing, and In
two mouths we will be orcrrun with oil men
and companies, AMI probably with pil.
The Conf Til Company on Mill Creek of
Elk River have got Il we'll down lao feet nd.
joining their Coal Oil works, with every indi.
cation Of Oil.
+. \. Lowell. Esq who was the Grst 10 com.
mcncc active operations in the sinking OF
volts, is likvly to ~ the first also to realize
from it, Oil WAS struck in his we'll at the
month Of Cooper'S Greek last Saturday, which,
but for the ignorunce Vi those engaged in
boring, would have yielded at leust t" barrels
per day. 1sa, it WAS found in the soap stone
at the depth of 2it rec', and the borers in.
stead Of stopping and putting down :hc pump,
continued to bore, thus filling up the Oil crew
ice as will, putty. They nrc now down 2S5
feet, and Indications ytill abound. The news
Of the striking Of oil in this well created
quite I'm excitement arnons oil men here
Gas was struck in his we'll at the mouth of
I.cnthcrwGod Creek, !? miles up Elk, at 210
feet.
The Sandy we'll has reached 40 feet with
continual Indications.
The Hoffman Oil and Land Association,
composed Of the best men in New York City,
having secured - OF the leases taken hy,Mr,
Griswold, Of Wheeler s Griswold, have or
dcrcd ) wells started Immediately. They are
about forming stock company of 1880. 900
capital, and will 80 to work soon with Il
engines. The leases owned BY this Associa.
tion include some Of tic best territory in the
Valley -"
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pe;In,i,eu,iary; --Tnle5s lie he Papspned, eanno,

r-s,lr
peniteutiary;" unless lie be Pa5apned, cannot
Yole. : X. ..>IS.sI 5. e, 80.
Thssff;;.ste, willis ". Pre&seA has, ny VIZ
tue tue; Of .he power 1esssa thf9 BY he Cons,i-
,u,isn and BY an act Of. es3sE4s; the p8wss to
par.on and restore rebels ~ .eitiseb,hipi and
while I'll! State Constitution declares that o
citizen OF tie United States resulting within
its limits shall:be I Citizen et the State; still
these DO not prevent IA i;sse5.I1 in whom oil
poret, except that. granted awny By them,
is still Vested, from declaring by this ah'ehd-
ment who shall. and who shall rot enjoy the
clcc.ive franchise. ~. -.
And now shall we, in the name Of merc*,E;
overlook the jjs,airs which is due our brethren
who have fallen By the hands Of these same
men, and in the defense Of our ever glorious
Government. Shnll We forget THIN and let
their noble memory Seri.h, tina. these, the
creates, Of sinners, may enjoy political life.
rortia it Almighty God! Let the memory OF
the drad--,he glori5us, patriot dead-be ever
sacred; and fst udstcrity receive from Cur
hands proof Of OUR love for the Union, and
II mark I've placed FOREVER upon the ,roi'Or, rs
God himsel: placed t3e npon the murderer
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:. -
OPISION-WHAT il 1T!

EDS. JOURNAL: Since your issue OF the l"'"
ult., some Of those persons who Eau ehose"
TO e,pouse the cause Of rebellion, yet d'd MOI
petssotalit s. ih,9 the rebel army, but remain.
al at home, for !rA.Uh, ind purpose" o's'
known to themselves, though generally cup
noscd to be either fear for their sacrcd persons
or property, tegin nlreu'ly 10 defend ''e'''
,vlrcs upon the score Of opinion. a nun has
a right 10 his opinion. Undoubtedly 80. Du'
has he right 10 +W q man because 1t IS LIS
" opinion" Tint he hnk injmcd him, IN" 80
should not live. l. the dagger. the assassin
knife, the plunderers torch; Hhd the r"hDcr
violence, mere opinion! Suss!S as much 80
az the rebels bayonct. According I" The
urHuncn, IT these Slay.a..homc trnito'4, II N
all meIc opinion. They seem 10 have formed
an idea that they wanted Southern toh'
! C.,lrracv, md il was their deliberate opinion
tina, they ought ~ have il. This appears Il"
lie their paramount opinion, which embraces
the minor "opiuioi. which decides upon Tbs
"'S'"e''o" VI WV
states A"' '''S l. now "" 49, A..
circumstances mere 'i''"'0"' , nI
principles OF the common murderer al"
,Ir.cr,. the t;Sinitcmpt Of ali honest men. y
, ''''''s '"' ''"''"r' -, Ian :.
''''h nus ~" "
"'S' '|l''"'''' Nv. '''' .:. H.,
but 10 his government ''' "S en'
al. r
ms "r'Sh' l" '"e '"Jos "''' ~
'""' "or" NV d'' "
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cb0,chrs to hold counsel in eea''' ~ .xom.
o..,n;,ipr Church at that place. v" ..rv
;as,;or !, xo, found desirable and ness'' ~,
T Ta'o osc.nI.r,iou (.ner preaehins' Sr'
'.nasa ,5, when the .hir,y-eish' new s'D from
together with Hisc other. having letter. m.I,nv
, sister churches, formed Church. ,;, ~: md
I(ory.ssven member, at III o'Eun', when three
,Te ,um. night VIZ bud mes''gf' WV"
s usr s' ;oipej, nnkius fifty in Hl' n,sSael and
..n. Hs s,xps were inken for the sa" 'xn D4s all
understand TINT Mr.. GOODWIN. ~"0 rSfu.r. 10
'hs land Immediately n. the fHI; ., 'S overlook
, ,1n, " CLape such u: the people to
10 huilJ, would not only lie oil or' enhance
the place. but would to some Tt t"I there i. no
,hc value of hi. other lands hal ' ~. ,cople
d"nS' God will or.n away by vi, rs Gu, ms s r prop
s.sll he accommodated. and Ills "u' w,riJ
s" "a,eJ u w that the Kingdoms Of tn. %O md
~inll brcp.nc the Kingdoms oi .r ,nr I
Saviour Jesus Christ "'
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SheTfdan'E Victory.

The following oficia! 'dhpatch fully con.
firms previous accounts Of sheridan'y victory
in the Shenandoah Valley. The arrival q,
the prisoners at Winchester is, as the luryer,
say, the highest evidence:
,,".CcxnEnLASn, March &, 1861,
Col'Htl Hashburn Colonel TLo,nn.nn e.,
New Hampshire Cavalry, of General Sbor;
dan command, has just nrrivod at W;ncIa.
ter with forty officers and | 300 enlisted meo
prisoners and eight pieces Of artillery IN n,"sai
and destroyed. The principal bnriir ~.
fought at Fishsrsyille, I've miles from So. WOO
'"n' "R.P KENNEDY,
"Msjor and A. 4. G."
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= IiOh IitE JorRxaL
mn r,rEuL LONELY" ONE:


Nh tcll me not that tho" art IND
C,s, gloom and clouds n~uy:
rhsre is n cyl 10 cheer thee On;
A hear. that ue'er VIII '''a'
r,,;,l no, that ,or'rriyh lore deeree'
Eternal sorrow thine; d.
.r;. sent alone 10 sanc'ify'
- and make thine own divine
-, ,;,,.r memories bloom along
Thc halfway Of Thy past ~
,,n.. sweet thou Hill "uyst hear
OF Joys too bright to last
. ~, So darlncss md its daylight hath;
h'r" >, .,N, ;,s shn,luws and iss stlh'hihc, too
r,,. ;i.h, i. mother Of the smiling moon,
III, ,nl riu,ry winds the 'al"y Spring renew.
,,,,,., ,;nDle thoughts 10 thrc rout','
wv" w;,, al .hc peace Ills theirs to bring;
and poiu, you TO the bird ''fe'':
'' %n.,, still 80 season finds to sing
r,on from sour heart. that home OF love-
~" nt;,s iapkling doubts and fears
..,r If. i, hm, y rHiub'~ bright
All made Of smiles And 'eaf'' .yr
,..,,,,,,,.>, Wet Va. HLrc'. NOV
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Prisoners, Deserters, &c.
Mareh lsL 1865

The Confcderacy may, certainly be repre-
scented az sinking ship, judging by the mum.
Der Of rats that nre now deserving it. No
Lex. than Il refugees and 20 Ieser,ers, incud.
ing Colonel cOrns, stl,' Virginia (rcbsD Cav.
airy; and eight other officers, have eome into
this Post within the past week. Our scouts
haEe also been very eflicieut in bringing in
prisoners and disposing Of guerrillas. No
less than p, including three officers, having
been brought in within tho. past week. Capt.
walton''s expedition up through Roane and
adjoining counties. entirely disprored the
story OF large force having been in there.
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New Advertisements:

u,n ,o,,,rr. will notice quite " number Of
,,. ,,,x.r,;,.mcurs in this n"u'"cr. .,.
w.,,.u ,,.e;ul attention TO the adrrI.bs:
,, # Conf md Oil Lands for sale by
M~.rs Kelley & Wilson, on Coal river, in
.,, We believe this rare cLuncc
I.r investment.
Also to Mr.. Juhn lIalI's house for 'a'c'
49,, ,,u.,,,;ou uf landowners is called 10
Mr.. A,rrilI's notice.
Tile ;lruua, Capt. Gins. SoS>TA'' will he
-, mex, Monday. Mnny Of our citizens will
H.. ,,,I to welcome the Capital" back TO Tho
old trade.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-15

The Constitutional election in Tennessee
has gone Nil one why, and the free State
amendments have boon adopted. \ sufficient
number Of returns have come in to indicate
tho result. aud Gov. Johnson has issued q
proclamation congrntulnting the people on
the beginning Of u new and brighter or. for
the State. rarson Brownlow has been elected
Governor,
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-15

The Post Office at Cabcll Court House,
Cabe!l county, West Virginia, is rc.establishcd,
and i. T. Curry appointed Postmaster. a,
Mason, Mason county, Vest Virginia, G. H..
Bumsarncr is appointed Postmaster, in place
Of Levi Adams, declined.
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How're SUSTAIN LIVE PApER.-ist-Sub>
scribe md pay for it. 2d-Get your neigh.
bors 10 TAKE 1t. $d-9r'ta printing and nd.
vertising to No uftiec. 4,h-lTclr mike IN.
paper interesting by 'seniiAg local item. TO
the editor. ., 49,. a..
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WE ore :hnppy to learn that Lieut.. los. +
lager, of the It'll West Virginin Cavalry, who
has been q prisoner since November, 1863,
having been wounded ut Droop Mountain and
left on the field, hiss been exchanged, and is
now at Annapolis, Md. He Will be+,cre soon
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-15

lsr There is,es:s'sae'her grand National
Sanitary Fair fat,il,s bened! Of our disabled
soldiers tO'be heldinthieags Illinois, dur.
ing the month of juno. We hspe: our own
citizens will contribute their mite to ,li, noble
chnrity. All railroads carry articles FREQ ?
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PnrSon BronnlUw, Governor elect of Ten.
nesscc, has been awarded S2i,WD, in suit.
for damages inflicted hy imprisonment md
persecution Mt the hands of certain prominent,
rebels Of Knoxville. 1t is to he assessed upon
the properly Of Ramsey. Snccd,' and others,
who were influential in the early days Of the
rebellion. in getting the rarson ato jail.
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John :. Rock, u colurcI lawyer VI Ma.sn.
chu.et,:. MAS, OH motion OF AIR. SuuI"cn OH
frh 1T. admitted To practice -. an ar'"rEr!
OF the Supreme roui, of the United $laIc,.--
\ more thorough reversal Of Judge Tame, ;
infamous bred Scott decision could hardly
have been mndc. Two Of the justices !irier
and Nt.Son- who coincflr,l in Judge fancy.
views were present, but offered no opposition.
Rock is full black, and is practising law.
yer in the Supreme CURT Of Massachusetts.
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Wehad o few days Of quite 'r1.t1y weather
the past week, but they have been followed by
several most delightful Spring like days, and
our mud is fast disappearing.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-15

The Paymuster has finally made his appear
nncc, and greenbacks are getting plenty
again. ...'... ... II
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-15
RAGS.--OLD PAPEu, ::

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MINI ,1ny blue ~lcn cloihc,,, - r., cents per pound
10 tn: i%'>tt,. ''''' thus pa? their ruL,crpstoa
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-15

ats an Absent Friend" is 'reetited with
thanks. I, will appear next week.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-15

The West Virginia Conference Of the NJ. +.
Church is now in session at Wheeling.