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, 1865-03-11

EAsnMoToxf; F,s1ay, March 1o.-oa Thursday
nephew q eztsoycrpor Le,cneT et.niea to To-
mate crossing a. Muddy Branch, on the Tnpcr cr
1st New Hampshire cavalry, who d1nxo - t,.s .ae
Guerillas. under tone K1ncholcc, are tn 1ors.
In the ucighburhood of Lecsbure. - 1oses
, 1865-03-11

Sinking Of n g. $. Gunboat.-. The
new Orleans mark~t-.-At.nirs on the
Rio GFnN0e---A4rbg Sm11llss Forces
Gone Into tho Gotten Business.
, 1865-03-11

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tr1bune.]
1AkG7Ni. Mich. Er1haY. March 10.

ISpecikl Dispatch 70 the Ch1csgo 1r7bune.1
LANSING, Mich, Friday, March 10.
The Legislature in joint convention, have con
n,ned the following nominations made By the
Governor: John Robertson, Adjutant General /;
orr,n a. Giddires, Qusrtermaster General; james
F. p1,tman, Inspcetor General; and John P.
Leroy, Truztec oi the Deaf, Duub and Blind Asy-
lom. The Honsc passed the following bills: A
1t 70 confer The additional grant Of lants on the
Grand Rapids and Indiana 1taiiroad, the lcglsla-
:uve fnsanc aeyluln, deaf dumb and blind asy lum,
reform tcnoo! AID national agency appropriation
bills; the bill incorporating neHgtspcr aasocla-
uonmentss aiao, JOINT resolution asking Con-
Ercss iof m appropriation of $4,000 for the i'm
provenacnt q Auskegon harror also. Lii In.
.carppfAtfnk 6ne a1t n>socixliops. @NS' oN' 49,
, 1865-03-11

~ The gold market tlio,ye itself By consinued de-
a1 cmne N price Ihi. morning the price opened at
IL, ,noscquently fell 10 1871, and again recovered
zoesE nE~ ioak, Friday, March 1o.-Gold tonight,
, 1865-03-11

PHILADELPHIA, Friday. March 1Q.-Capt.,a
.Georco L. BfiukerhoG, Itth n. 7. cayairy. Ntd to
GtucFsl Gregg. wa. found dead In liS bud VI tte
Continental Qptci ttus Mu1n1n..
, 1865-03-11
No Torpcaoes in Charleston

new YonK, T1idny. March 10.-Thc Eorsds
Pot Royal correspondent Aays: - II has been
discovered that thcrel were no torpedoes N
them ana the tortuous course pursued BY block
Aua runners and rebel vessels for the past three
years WeFc only blinds.
, 1865-03-11
PGSTSC kIPT.'
FROM NEW YORK,

Our midnfpht U1BpatcA-Enterestin
kFSgs Sum mnry.-.Secretary MeCui.
l<chsA PoIicy---Kmportnnt from the
&DutN.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-01-18

all pain VIII cease with The faPidity Of
lightning. Nextget some common. aioar,,
remove from the water, and cover the
burned,parts with al inch thickness OF
lour: if possible put the patient % bed,
aud do alt that's possible to soothe until
the physician arrives. Let the, -four re.
main until 1t falls of itself, when q
beautiful new skin WILDE found: I'm:
less the burns are :deep,ppo other appli.
cation is needed. The dry -four for
burns is the most admirable remedy ever
proposed, and the information ought to
be impaired to.ull. The principle of its
action is that, like the water, it causes
instant and perfect relief from pain. by
totally excluding the mir from the iujur.
ed parts. Spanish whiting and cold
water, Of a mushy consistency, are pre-
fcrred by some. Dredge on the -four
until no more will stick, and cover with
cotton batting. - 80.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-01-18
Electricity.

4 lightning.rod lust connect With
moist earth to be Of service; for dry
earth may fail to conduct, the electric
fluids to and from it.. The rod simply
enables one Of the electric fluids Of the
Garth 20 pass up toward the cloud, as it
is attracted by its opposite electricity
The fluid accumulates at the upper ex-
tremity of the rod, and tends to fly of
by its own rerulsiou and by the a.srac,
ton Of its opposite. 1t has been already
stated that this tendency to discharge is
as Tho squares Of the quantities on
given surface. By lessening the surface
reducing it to point being the most
complete reduction possible-the guam.
tity is relatively increased, and the ten.
dency to discharge is greatly augmented.
When cloud is passing, the point Of q
lightning.rod quietly gives of a stream
Of electricity, to neu.rulize that of the
cloud. If the rod is made to terminate
in ball, instead Of point, discharge
does not take place until greater guam
tity has accumulated, and then it passes
off in visible sparks. IF the quantity
passing from the point Of the rod is
sufficient to neutralize the electricity OF
the cloud. tho phenomena Of thunder
and lightning cannot be manifested. If
a sufficient number Of pointed rods were
elevated, all clouds would be neutralized,
and lightning would never be seen. On
this principle. the finer and moro uumer.
Gus the points 10 lightning rod tho
better.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-01-18
Hints for Hard Times.

Credit never permits a man to know
the real value Of money, nor to have full
control over his affairs. It presents oil
his expenses in tho aggregate, and not
in detail. Every one has more or less Of
the miser's love Of moncy-of the actual
gold pieces and the crisp bapk notes.
Now, if you have these things in your
pocket, you see chem as you make your
purchases, visibly diminishing under
your eye.
The lcssenine heap cries to you to
stop. You would like to buy his, that,
and the other; but you know exactly
how much money you have left, and if
you 80 on buying more things your
purse will soon be empty. You do not
see this when you take credit. You
give your orders freely, without thought.
or calculation and when the day Of
payment comes, you find that you have
orerrun the constable.
On every hand We see people living
on credit, putting off payday to tho last,
making in the end some desperate effort
either by begging or borrowing, to Scrope
the money together, and then struggle
on again, with the cauker Of. care eating
at their hcurt, to the inevitable goal Of
bankruptcy. If people would only
make push at the beginning. instead
of the end, they would save themselves
all this misery. The great secret Of be-
ing solvent, and we'll to DO, and comforta.
bic, is to get ahead Of your expenses.
Eat and drink this month what you have
earned last month-not what you are
going to earn next month. There are,
no doubt, many persons so unfortunately
situated that they can never accomplish
this.
No man can guard against ill.health !;
no mau can insure himself wcll.con.
Quoted, helpful family, or a permanent
income. There will always be people
who cannot help their mislortunes. But,
as q truth, the unfortuuates are far less
trouble to society than those in a better
position who bring their misfortunes
upon themselves by deliberate reckless.
ness and extravaganza. You may help
a poor, honest, struggling man to some
purpose. But the. utmost you can do
for an unthrift is thrown away. You
give him money you have earned BY
hard labor-ho spends it in pleasure
which you have never permitted yourself
to enjoy.
The best pleasurcs-thosc which sweet.
en life most and leave no bitterness be.
hind-are cheap pleasures. What great
er pleasure eau man enjoy than the
sense of being free and independent?
Tho man with his fine house, his glitter.
ing carriage, and his rich bauquets, for
which he is in debt, is slave, pris.
oper, forever dragging his chains behind
him through all the grandeur Of the
false world through which he moves
AH the Year Round.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-01-18
Sale Of valuable Town lt1 !, L ~

,,ur CHARLESTON. EXTENSION on, CON- 60 4
i r an Of all sists, the "clart;o. Farn,"
ToT Tlt Ri River, and adjoining Charleston, nov
on Elk :u m lots for sale on the most Aeeonn''
dating .s Iaps are beautifully located On q:
Ine'1 If Elk River, which flows, clear shd
banks rom o. tn. mineral laden; mountains .,
Wet ' n.s"ss to attempt to give in detail u.
IL IN % advantages Of the location Of "a
superior ~ ~ ,he town Of Charleston, which y
Pof'i;O"d a, no distant period to BE- one o. ths
ds,tnsa' tGt, Of our great and growing st.,x:
f0rrm0, r,;D.raI resources Of thi, portion Of
Inc m,n Valley, are ine1h.u'tibls-
inc OIL Iron &c. are found in :oIIo s..S
Coa', Ue curing establishments, Of gil ki,s',
mus, ,oon find permanent. R.ai, ,s.n sss
to t tina. for full Particular eall On Mr. n. 5.
~. ~ y 1grr r at tue Post Office; :, -, ,'rr
WlIlIlhN1' II. C. McWH0RTER, 80
~ -, On See, 4 Treas. Ch. TX. Co.
ptI I'D,
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What to Do if the Clothes Take Fire

Perhaps three persons GU. Of four
would rush right up to the burning in
diridual md begin to paw with their
hands without any definite aim. It is
useless to tell the victim to do this or
that, or call for water. In fact it is
generally best to say no. u word, but
soizo blanket from a bed, or cloak,
or any woollen fabric; or if mono is at
hand, taken any woollen material, hold
tho corners as far apart as you can,
stretch Thorn out higher than your hcad,
running boldly to the person, mako a
motion Of clasping in the arms, most
about the shoulders. This instantly
smothers the ERE and saves the face
The next instant throw the unfortunate
person on the floor. This is an addi>
tional safety to the face and breath, aud
any remnant of fame can be put out
moro leisurely. The next instant i'm.
nerse the burn! part in cold water, aud
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A Ii the Medical men and the Pr"ss resommeuu - -
n STRlCELhNDS ASTI-CHoLERA MIXTURE =. u tne
only certain remedy for DiarhGa and Dyteniery.
combination Of A.trngents, Absorbents Stmaen., Anu
CarmInatycs. and IS warranted to effect cure a'' 81
''a Fer % sse b. S.S prass sH General Depot No. E
Fourth street. Cincinnati, Ohio.
For Sale, 'Wholesale and Retail, by
~ JOHN "A. D1NGESS.
General Agent for K.na~ha Valley,
no,o.1yr Charleston, W. Va
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-01-18
ANOTHER YEAR.

F'.a -s-
The years speed By with meteor eight,
And warn rs Of the tomb; ...
Another ono has quenched its light
In everlasting gloom. ... .
Another milestone on LIES road
II now forever past:
perehanee-no ono can know ssve God
We'ye tot,ered by our last.
He arc fragile as the leaf,
Quick following to decay;
Tho longest life is but a brief
And strangely eheckered day. ..
'Tia surely time 10 rest our oar,
To pause awhile for breath,
Before We reach the silent shore,
And yield our dust 10 Death.
But not with sorrow, trenblingly,
Need NO survey our chart;
Wrestling with storms upon the sea,
Should stoutcr make the heart.
And We, who on the sea Of Life
With ferccst storms have striven,
Should courage takc in times Of strife,
And leave the helm to Heaven. e..
Yet, still Ills we'll, as years roll round,
Our good life-bark to,rier,
And see that cord and plank are sound,
Rudder and compass true.
For many . bark, that long ago
Launced forth NTH colors bright,
Heavy with weeds, lies dark below
Tho sunshine and the light.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-01-18
Abraham's SolIloquy.

" They say am mo slow. Too slow, indeed !
And yet perhaps can improve tho case:
I'll give my Cabinet superior SPEED,
And show the Court Supreme . grander
CHASE"
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American Barber Shop,
-.Ry.,J N DILLON

-.'DY y. d. UIILVNI'
In Rogers Ror, N. E. Corner Front i Nay St.,
:. ., CHARLESTON, WEsy:FA. .-..,,.
SHAvISG, SHAMrooISG, HAIR-cUTr1SG, HAIR.
= Dye!ns, &c. DC, done promptly, with cleanliness,
and on reasonable terms. :: ~. 81 ~, ....
Mr. Dillon will give you good shave for only dime
t@. Customers respectfully requested 70 call on
Saturdays, and not put It o. till Sunday, e.,
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Hope.

Hope is the great stock of believer,
it is tina, which upholds them under all
the faintings and SORROWS of their mind
in this life, and in their going through
the valley and shadow Of death 1t is
the helmet Of their salvation,' which,
while they are looking over to eternity,
beyond this present time, covers and
keeps mems heads safe amidst all the
darts that hy around tbcm.-Lcighton
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-01-18

-Companionable women are always
pretty. Beauty catches fools even if it
has no sense with it but good sense
without beauty, and with sweet spirit,
always wins respect, admiration and love.
"She looks we'll until she speaks" is
olten whispered among men in the very
atmosphere Of beauty.
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A Valuable Tract, ofsLAnde

Owned N.pel.ea p !. 1hu cs. p iS,!.S
s soa. ;s;,. il.: "a:
aras s n. young peach ores.sd 2. !! ls:
and acres n srs :sS r. ,. IL: . :'::
Of sult'T I: SSufieiontly level 70 b'''alaAsl'
farming az ss.s..;n can b had in The asorssAlt
4 goo Ss e . upon Il. subscriber q 3. Ai'
os. in c e. ;ssals:mcn. half in hand and =.
,oyo.tf. ~ -. =. :. -.
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The man who discovered how

Tho man who discovered how to
mako sugar from corn, has sold the dis.
covery for 100000.
"A company has been formed in
Pen nsylvania, with q million dollars
capital, to make sugar and syrup from
corn.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-01-18
wAIFS.

How to preserve the Union Keep
it in good spirts.-N Y. Erpress.
Better keep its spirits high.
Where was time nurscd7 In the
lapse (aps) of ages.
-Ringlets are advertised at so much
per dozen in Paris. .-
An ordinary suit Of clothing costs
$500 in Richmond.
A London paper containing an &C.
count Of Muller's execution, sold three.
quarters of million Of copies.
Moving for new trial: counting
second wife.
Marrying a woman for her beauty,
is like eating bird for its singing.
Some men get on in the world on
the same principle that a sweep passes
unintcrruptedly through crowd.
Every medal has its reverse and
every meddler deserves to meet with one
or more. --....-
Beauty, :doar. reader. is tho Ooman
you lore-whatever she may seem to
other eyes. .t,-. -s....
Tho Herald has dubbed the oil
millionaires" Petroleans." = The Boston
Pos. says why not call them Gent.iles?
An old-lady who imagined that the
sea must be very dirty, because so many
people hathed in it, was consoled upon
being informed that it was washed upon
the beach every morning. ..i 49,.
"A shop has been opened in Paris
for the sale of water from the river
Jordan, for the benefit Of those who
wish to have their children baptized with
drops from this historic stream. ,
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q
. Don't Fail 70 Read : rhis'
-. .l-'r r,,
cof F B;l. COFFEE! ooFFbb''
TIE
EAST INDIA COFFEE s1a. w.
l6N St :, soor, from Greenwich Stu
:, y, ,;s,rsns.1 ATTENTION t" 'A''t
Kent's East India
COT e e!
Only 80 Cents por P00"''

xent,s East India coH nee md !.
Aens >, Old GOVERNMENT JAVA ''' =
h nS, half The price; and Also 'NA'
''' '''' Rents East India Coffee fee. COTE.
~. strength Of Java, or any my, V s.,, hotel!
NJ and wherever USED .! Ss,. /, saving Of ~
~" md ste srnboats, the ise~a'a' ~
per Cent: Kept's East India Coffee ...,.
,...r,c. known. and Il, very .,':.i MUM %i,h
10 the mott heanu! "a ;narm may use II al az Minister
tlou'. Ine h Vie OF til. Rev. ". tarr civ who has
i~puh ,odist Episcopal Church en- yesfs eau use
o. %, W. h..n able to use any eonee '0' nv ~.
= Kent's East India Conee .
.,,bou, injury. !, being ent!I. ~, ,I as,
'oN. ' ro,,r ,ss CHAMBERS STREET I,, sH,:
:. IN NV. never known any eonte 30
.rd Ire. from all Injurious quiH''s 4,
'"' '''' Rents East India Coffee.
~ n.,l.n,. to drink II aniyer..lly r. e caae."
! idS.e ID: - hitherto prohibited the use o. e'">
,p,xcrr,L OF TIE NEW YORK EI. :, tSt, to
Tho rhiHS i,.e, 81, the patients OF our "''''O'''
use exclusively =. n
~ Rents East India Coffee,
and ro,,l not b. r,hou. j, on any account
orv r IARUE, an eminent el.rryma" T ., a.,
-, ms k.I :.on,I Church, now stationed ~ HA"''
Street, Newark. says Of
Kent's East India Coffee:
"1 nav. used It nearly year In my am u A. iu
produces ache Of the heao =, c.csednsy pleasant
ne .e,S.iiy recommend 10 all elsrSyntu anu XIV"
families" a,
Kent's East India Coffee
I, used daily By tb. families Of bishop 'aI ,,nvr,hsS
Am,s, Bishop Rakrr. and man! OF sIS t. c"un,ry.
rl.rry,ne en- aud professional men In the county,
BEWARE OF coUNTERFElTs'
and b. sur. tia, tn. package, are labeled
Kent's East India Coffee,
l54 Reade Street, N. Y,
.,. A.. numerous eounter,eII aHoa, under the name
~ "G.nuins East India Coffee" "Oreini Fart lndia
coY.,n etc put forth by impostori 10 deceive TUG
un~ary.
lis pu, MP 10 Pound packages. and IN boxer o. ~
90, and 100 lAs.. for GroeeH and large eon'un''''
Sold by CIrocors Generally.
nfn. Country orders executed promptly.
For Sale In Charleston by
L. BLOCH & SON,
Corner Front Street and tho Ferry.
Also, In Cincinnati, by
a. A. Golfer & CO.,
ale and 32l Main Street.
CINCIN SATI, O..
Wholesale Agents for the West.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-01-18

DR. STRIcSLAND'S Pile Remedy has cured thou'.
~ snds Of tie worst cases Of Blind and bleeding Pile'
Il gives immediate relief and elects permanent cure
Try II directly. II Is warranted 10 cure.
For sale BY all Druggists. General Depot No East
Fourth street, Cincinnati. Ohio. -.s.<
For Sale, Ehoksalt and Retail, BY g.
JOHN A. DINGESS,
General Aren, for KAnawha Valley,
nolo.lyr Charleston, W. Va.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-02
.rablsaux.

rabieaux.
The Tsbleaux on Tuesday and We'd
nesday evenings at Hedges Hall, for the
benefit Of the Soldiers Aid Society, past
Oft to the satisfaction Of all Present.
rheHall was well filled at an early hour
and entertained by excellent Music from
the orchestra, till the performance COM
menced. Tue first tablesu on the Stage
representing Faith HOre and Charity
c~uld not we'll be exctled the charact 5sr
Faith by the cross, with her expression
of confidence which that emblem ever
throws around the heart Of woman, and
Hope with her eyes and hand raised to
heaven in alteration and Charity with
her god sent sympathy to the orphan was
worthy OF limitation by all, aud the
whole scene was looked upon BY the nu.
dience with admiration. Bot the ladies
with their fine Judgment and quick con.
ception would not worry an audience
with all solemn aud instructive Scenes;
for while order is heavens fret law, merri.
ment and joy must have their turn; and
the oriental bridal was announced every
eye was turned to the stage, to behold
master piece Of splendor and beauty; but
as the curtain rose the imagination fell
from beholding princely queen to a
bridal hanging over chair and the long
faces and order tha prevOded, to broad
grins ond laughter but order was soon re.
stored by an overture from the orchestr a:
and mirthfullness quioted by the an.
nouncement Of the orphans dream; and
once more the attention was turned to
;he stage and as the curtain slowly raised
the eye rested upon child as ir sleeping
in its quiet beauty unconscious of the
angle hand sire etched over it in protection.
Then the Seasons Spring clad in its ever
green Summer robed with its garland of
flowers autumn with its gathered Sheave,
md winter in It's icy mantle, but among
the many scenes of the evening we
would not forget May and December as
contrOsted upon tho Stage. May the
Sunny months of all the year, when the
fields and all nature is blossom ing into
newness Of life, as represented by that
finer, ofthl haud of omnipotencc with
her sunny smile and rosy cheeks, and
Decembe- with his doping head rink
led brow and hoary locks ,tha scene was
was amusing and worthy OF note, and
then the guardian angel, taking the
We IL, and many others to numerous
to mention, but in conclusion we W oud
say that the whole performance was con.
Quoted in order and with tust and much
credit is duo the Ladies aud Gentle men
of Tiffin, for the interest they took in
getting means to aid our Soldes, and we
trust il was both amusing and interos,
ing, and the audience we'll paid for their
time and money.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-02
How A Sutler was Sold.

We had cull day or two since from
"Hi. Oviutt," Of Euclid, now an "honora.
BILE private in Battery X, 1st o. V. A.,
and told us how one of the X boys 'sold''
sutler. II seems that one of ihe bows
was anxious TO celebrate the capture of
Fort Fisher, but didn't have The where.
wiihal to "raise steam" The sutIer had
whisky, but he was well aware that he
(the sutler) wouldn't trust him. But be
was resolved to have canteen of whis.
ky III some shape, and he did get il in
this manner. Taking two empty can.
teens, he filleS one with water, slightly
colored with coffee, SO it resembled
ordinary "commissary," and with both
canlee in one hand, he b resented him
selfat the "counter'' of tho sntler, and
with the air of "man of MEANS"
demanded canteen of whisky. 1'na
sutler OF course fills the canteen and
passes it 90 him, expecting in return So
grcenback. -
81 amt got any money, and would like
yon to trust me-" said the soldier.
"Thats played oIt.-I don't trustip
replied the hard-henrted sutler.
"Well, taen you will have to take
back the whisKey, for amt got cent"
said the soldier in mourniul tone .al the
same time handing him the canteen con-
tanning the coiored ioaier.
"Ail right" responded the sutler, who
was glad TO get rid ofa customer without
money, and taking the canteen of water
he poured into the barrel and returning
the canteen to oursoldier friend, he walk.
ed OF with his canteen Of wbiskey, having
made as he thought. a right smart ex.
charge. ...,,
6TThs man who popped the question
by starlight, got his lady's consent in a
twinkling. fra 4o,.ITi'
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-02
How the Ners was Received.

The frat news OF the occupation OF
Cnstieston and the hosting Of tho stars
aud stripes over Fort Sumterwss received
in the Lower House of the Ohio Lseis,,-
ture, with the most enthusiastic demon
stration OF Joy. In commemoration Of
the event, the House Immediately adjoura.
cd, CHARLEY BABcock, Of Cleveland,
was called on for song, and sang "O!d
John Brown" the members and outsiders
joining in the chorus. Capt. FskE, Of
Perry, followed with the song Of "RSliy
Round the Flag, Boys" which was more
yehemently "chorused" than the former.
A company orsolders in the ro;unda oil
the House caught up the joyous refrain
and sang with such psthos as to make
the Capitol ring from turret TO foundation.
The Ohio Senate was equally enthusias.
tic over the fall of Charleston, the hot bed
of secession. On the evening. Of the
22d, the delegation from Hamilton coun.
" gave sumptuous repast AT the Nell
House in honor Of the fall Of the uccur.
sed city and in commemoration Of the at.
niversary of the Father Of his country
Speeches were made by Gov. BRouGn.
1t. Gov. ANDERSON, aid by numerous
members Of the Legislature. 1t was u
"feast Of reason add flow Of soul, and
whom the "wec sma' hours" had arrived
the company broke up by singing "JOlin
Browns soul is marching on" aud
"Rllly Round the Flag" Such /, the
maGuer in which the news of the fall Of
Charleston was received at Columbus
It,no doubl,occasionod as much good feel.
ing as the rebels experienced when our
flag on Sumter was struck 10 1861.
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How to Sustain a Live Paper.

ist-subscribe and pay for it.
2d-Gei your neighbors to take it.
sd--Send printing and advertising to
ithe office.
4th--Help make the paper interesting
by sending local items to the editor.
We are occasionally asked il we charge
for publishing reports OF Soldiers, Aid
Societies, &c. We do not. We are
always heartily willing to do anything in
our power to preaote the interests of our
soldiers, Alive ask in return is that
the aid Societies and other friends of the
soldiers do What fhey can to help sustain
the Tribune through the crisis which ia
perhaps more dissstrous to the printing
business than to any other.
or An homes, way to get fishA-huok
them.