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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-07-12
JULY FOURTH 1880.

There was time when the Observance
Of tie Anniversary Of the Declaration Of
Independence carried with it grand sig
nidcancc. 1t was alphabetically day Of
general rejoicing; for the men who cele-
brated it we're then in the undisputed en-.
joymcnt Of all those rights and privileges
which were bequeathed to them BY tho
patriots Of scvcnty.six, and participated
in the unexamplcd prosperity of the Fed.
eral Republic which they had founded.
For period Of more than threc.quarters
Of century The affairs Of a Government
were, on the whole, prudently, wisely and
economically administered. The autonomy
Of the States and the liberties Of the cit.
izen were alike respected. Tho standing
army consisted only Of a few thousand
men, and these we're employed in garri.
soning forts on the seaboard aud in
guarding the frontiers. The civil Courts
we're in the undisputed exercise Of their
proper functions. Military tribunals,
outside the pale of the army, were things
unknown, and everywhere throughout the
length and breadth Of the land men lived
beneath the mgis Of the Constitution,
subjects to no taxes that could not be
lightly borne, dreudiug no dcspotic cdicts,
harrasscd by no spies, but breathing their
free thoughts to the free air in the full
enjoyment Of liberty regulated by law.
How is it now? "
On the Ninety. third Anniversary OIL
the Declaration Of Independence, the
summer sun looks down upon country
divided against itself A triumphau. aud
domineering. North asserts despite con.
troll over vauquished and subject South.
The rights Of tho States have been con.
telnptuously disregardcd, and the freedom
Of the citizen abridged. Military tribu.
nails arc organized to try civilians in aa-
grant violation Of law. BY amendments
foreign to tho spirit Of republican insti.
tutions, the Constitution itself has been
perverted into an instrument Of tyranny.
The right Of sutTragcis granted to negroes
and denied 10 white mcn-tlic men of the
only race that is capable Of self govern
meht. The burtheu Of, high protective
tariff benefits the few to the injury Of the
many. Taxation, heavier than that
which any other civilized country, is
called upon TO bear, is disturbed with
gross inequality. Corruption has crcpt
into all departments Of the Government,
and the evil example which has been set
10 high places has detauched and de-
moralized no uncomfortable portion Of the
people.
In the presence Of these great and ter
rible changes we thinkit meet that the
anniversary Of our nativity should, as it
was here, be passed over in silence and in
sorrow, rather than in JOY.
| - H. ID. 4 q NVy
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aCOSTAR'S"
s tan dard Preparation .

BE A T.IFI B5Rgi
The Bitter Sweet and Orange Blossoms.
One bottle Sl-Thrce for $500.
Costar's Rat Roach &C., Extermiastors.
costar's Bed Dug Ex,ermnators.
Costnr' (only purc) Insect Bowder. f5i
"Only infallible Remedies known
as years established in New York.,
$1,000 Boxes and rlasks manufactured daily.
~ Beware ! ofsuprious limitations"
"All druggists in WESTON sell them
Address "Costar," 10 Crosby St.. N. 7.
Or john +. Henry, Successor toy
Denas Barnes h Co,21 Park Row, N. 7.
Sold in Weston by all Druggists.
march Sly
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THE TIFF IN HORSE RAKE,

A sirteen square Hickory Booth Rake.
Nine feet hea,in-ash or odk-Ash frttntes
Patent adjustable Iron Lrnced knees,
Frames and heaa Furnished and ttem
oiled.
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ADRERTISEME.y7,.y
WEST VIRGINIA:

WEST VIRGINIA:
A Trules 1t d in the clerks otf;e. =,
N cult court u Gilmer county, on II. nee
Monday in MAY 1860. ~ 'a' ans
Stephen L. R@h'el, PHI.
U;u;om "; + z,,,,,, a. hcaans.y.
administration Of Charles
Il. Arnold deceased,
Joseph Il, MCuJJin
and Sarah Ann hisuiJe,
JOHN L. Dcpaison, sei
Leri johnson, Samuel
Martin, Charles Rich
arelsoa, guardian Of s,
Merchant .drnold, and ~,
Merchant .drnld.
The object of this spit IL to obtain /. d..,
the heirs Of Charles P. A rnold deceased req
tract Of 81 acres VI land in the bill md a. 'is
cecdings mentioned. u pre-
And ii appearing by affidavit filed ,h,, :,
decndan, Joseph l.. McCubbis. Is moi ,"s;, we
Of this State, and he no, appearing, !, 'i !.
dered that he do appear here within on. m =, VI
alter the frs, publication 0. this ordc, 'u's
do what may be necessary TO protect his inter-.
III 'ns sur: Tcse:
Y. bogsess, P. Z. may10-4.
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THE T1FF1N HORSE RAKE,

A good article is cheap at any priee-a
poor article is dear at any price.
Positively no goods sent on commission.
Address all orders and letters Of 'n'
quiry to fOU
P RYOR BOYD 4 G o.
Agricultural Warehouse,
at IS and 90 Main Street.
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HOUsEKEEpERsl
HOUSEKEEPERS!
MES--WOMEN--AND CHILDREN {,
MEN----W OMEN----ASD CHILDREN |

REAL--READ.
Cooling to scalds aud burns"
Soothing to all painful wounds, ks.,"
s'llcaling to MI sores, ulcers, &c.n
COSTAR'S Blu CKTHORN SALvH
Is the most extraordinary s,vc ever known
It's powea Of soothing and healing for all cuts,
burns, bruises. sores, ulcers, chnppcd hands And
skin, for sore nipples for piles, &c., is without
a parallel. One lerson says oft, 4 would net
be without box in my house, Tilt cost Ss,sO,
or ] had TO travel all The way 10 New Ysrk for
it.f-N. Y. Evening News.
All Druggists in Weston sell Il.
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Successor to Reid ( Pra.herl.
WHOLESALE GROCER
AND pEALs IN

CANNED FRUITS, WINES X LIQUORS.
No. 10 Main 81. opposite u 4 O.l,.R. Depo
WHEELING, W VA.
Constantly on hand large assortment Of
Foreign and Domestic Liquors, Wine, and Rec
titled Cider which will he sold oil the most ae'
co,n,nodating terms. I5!1A
n. B.-A constant supply ofIrish and Nouon-
gahela Whiskey, Away, OIL hand
InS- Il JENNINGS, is with this House.
nlay11.ly
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RHODE IsLAsp has the seventeen. year
locust-and Bmnside for Governor.

AN ANXIOUS ISoUIRY.-Did Dibdin's
song Of Cease, Old Boreas, clustering
railer," apply to the late Secretary Of the
Navy? Answers may be sent to the
horse marines.
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Az ambitious San Fransiscan is max
ing 1000 cigars Of the finest Havana
tobacco, each one t'ped with gold, and all
a present for our smoking President
Grant. A mint appointment is the least
he will accept. ts
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-07-12

WHENEVER a change in Grants cabi.
net is repor Q the exclamation Is gener-
al, ''whU is the next man with a house
and lot? saa
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-07-12

Ex.PnEs,nEsr JonSsOs has left Wash.
ington for East Tennessee where he will
engage actively in the canvass against
Stokes. .-al l1 S.
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MISUNDERSTANDING Realf, "old
John Browns right hand man st Har-
per's Ferry, and the youngest of his
band, was recently appointed an assistant
assessor of the internal revenue in the dis.
trict Of Edgedcld, South Carolina.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-07-12

THE negroes Of lsussellville and vicini-
tyindulgcd IN coored tournament few
days siucs. A Queen Of Love and Beauty
was crowned. She wears No. Is brogans;
the hollow Of her foot makes hole in the
ground, and her undcr-lip weighs two
pounds and hall, live weight.
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MOnuay III juno looo.
Minter Jackson, ct. ais, ,1eis8
Us. III chanccry.
James Gather. ct. ais.
The object Of his suit, amongst other things,
is to subject TO sale a tract Of 3s3 3-4 acres Of
land, situate on Leading Greek, in the county
Of Gimer, the property Of the defendant, Jares
Gather, to satisfy certain Judgment liens against
the same in compliments bill mentioned, and
also the lien Of judgment rendered at the
November term OF the late county court Of Gil
incr county, against James Gather for $500
IL ga cents, with interest on $3.50 u cents
from the 27th ofSeptembcr, 1856, and interest
on 81 81 3-4 cents residue thereof from the
18th day Of September, 1857, and ST. a cents
costs, and the lien Of judgment rendered ut
the May term Of the circuit court Of said
county, 1866, in favor Of Minter Jackson, use
Of D. jackson, against said Jahes Gather and
lessee Il. Covert, for $3.50, the penalty of a for
icited forthcoming bond taken upon the judy.
ment aforesaid, but TO be discharged by tile
payment Of S3l3 81 l-2 cents, with interest
thereon from the eth day of January, 1861,
until paid, md So O3 cents costs. y
And itappcaring by affidavit flied that the
defendant, lessee l.. Covert, Is not resident Of
this State, and lie not appearing, II is ordered
that he do appear here within one monil, after
the first publication of this ORDER and do what
may be necessary to protect his interest In this
suit. Tcs,e:
r. NJ. BRANNON, Clerk.
Fleming & Bennett, p. q. .
june 21-4t a
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-07-12

aTuE PlrrsurRo Dispatch (radical) says
that Gcary. the radical candidate for
Governor Of Pennsylvania, is "about the
biggest humbus that ever filed the Cub.
ernn,orial chair" True, every sord, no
doubt; but all the other radical Cover
nors have come very close to him in the
hamburg line.
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IMPROVED TRIPPING ARRANGE

MENT
Has no equal. Il is simple ind easy
operated, and tein not ge. out efo,aT "
uud ,ehen ,eorn out can Be repaired BY
farmer or his boy. -
Dealers throughout The eo,thtry 1oa'a
not fail Il examine our rake tefdre P"'
chasing else,ehsre.
Beenre efeoun,er,siss. Aaour R'At'
are labeled.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-07-12

iTnE REPUBLICANS have refused to fol.
low Summers lead on his foreign policy.
Three radical Conventions have been held
rccently-,iz., the Ohio. Maine and
Pcnnsylvania-and all Of them fail to
indorsc the exponent Of the law for the
settlement Of the Alabama claims: In
Ohio the word "Alabama' is not used in
the platform. In Maine, they went even
SO far astray as to leave out the word
"foreign." In Pennsylvania they ex-
pressed the hope that the administration
would wisely settle the question, but
nothing was said abou. Summers
plans.
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T'nE TrSsEssEE campaign is developing
new phrases every day. The Supervisor
Of Internal Revenue in that State, whose
resignation was accepted a few days ago,
vas strong Senter man, and both fac
lions are now trying to secure The ap-
pointment. It is said that the admins.
tration Is not inclined 10 mix in the fight
and will select nonresident Of the State
to gil the place. It is also asserted that
there 10 GOODNESS between Drownlow and
Grant, and ,ha. The formers support Of
Senter leads Grant 10 favor Stokes. The
negro vote ID by no means unit. Many
Of them support Sentcr, but the majority
seem to favor Stokes. A negro publishes
very sensible letter in the Knoxville
Wig. addressed to a negro alderman of
that city, who had taken occasion 10 de-
nouuce him In the League. There does
not seem 10 DO any answer. We regret
that the white people are reported to be
somewhat indifferent 10 The election. It
Is probable that they will take d more
active part in tue contest as the day Of
election approaches. The election Of
senter would do much to end the troubles
in that State. Even now registration is
becoming more liberal, and the Supreme
Court hos decided that no mans vote can
be rejected Il The person has once been
registered.
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--.- JENIIIFK,
COTToNYARNs,
And in fac. everything generally found IL
his line Of business, which Willie sold
low for cash or produce iii hand.
E1-All kinds Of produce wanted ia
exchange for Goods. - sig
1.-THE above goods can be purchased
cheaper at my establishment than at any
other Store in West Virginia. Give me
call before purchasing elsewhere.
ES-Mr. Hale has also a first-class Boot
and Shoe Mandatory in connection with
his Store, to which-hs would call tue at
ton Of the public. l les
nov4tf y. d.. HAL
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Is ALABAMA, a colored man named
Fomau, (who announces himselfas can
didate for Consrcss) asks If colorcd people
arc. good enough to vote. are they not
good enough 10 DO voted for!' That can
only be answered in the affirmative. The
advocate Of negro suffrage must concedc
this-and the various demands growing
out Of it, social and pol.ical-or they
were "holding the word Of promise to the
ear, and breaking it to the hope" It is
either all right or all worng.
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CoxpLla1srAHY.-The following, taken
from radical paper, printed at the
"Hub," shows the estimation in which
the "truly loil" hold their Massachusetts,
legislature:
Heaven be praised, our legislature has
adjourned. Il was the longest session
ever known. We hope such q body Of
men will never again meet on earth. We
have no objection to their assembling
in either part Of the other worlds.
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GPRlNG AND SUMNER GOODS.
P. NJ. II A L E,

L. N' Al ~ u =,
Is now receiving large allit;e, !. :,
STOCK OF GOODS, ~
and invites bis former patrons and til. pub.
lilo generally is call and examin. liz
NEW SUPPLY,
consisting Of the usual variety q
DRY GODS,
Also a splendid stock Of
LADIES' SHOES, 7e
Misses and Childrcns Shoes, VI
A large lot of Mems and BOYS
B0OTSAND SHOES
Asplcnaid lot cfAIcn's and Boys HATS.
VERY CHEAP.
Ladies' Hats,
READY-MADE CLOTHING;
COFFEE,
SUGAR, \.
NAILS,
DYE-STUFFS,
QUEENSWARE,
STONEWARE, aad
SALT.
All kinds of ~ 55a
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A FEW DAYS AGO it became expedieut for
e1-President johnson to register rs
voter, but the present Lilliputian COM
missioner Of registration for G,ecnvillc re.
quired him to prove his loyalty by parole
testimony. His belief that he could thus
inaict humiliation on this great man re-
fleets very accurately the limit Of his
capacity While Andrew johnson was
rolling back the wave Of secession in East
Tennessee in 1861, this officer was rebel
ye. he was one without the virtue Of prin-
ciple, for he afterwards entered tho Fed.
eral army. He shall not with our con
sent, attain the distinction Of having been
named in these columns. So say the
Bristol Ners.
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JOHN REID, .n,
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REFRESHMENTS.

WEST VIRGINIA: usa
4 T rules held in tic clerks Office Of The cir.
n cult court Of Gimcr county, on the first
Monday in June 1860.
Mimer Jackson, ct. ais at,7slr7 q
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-08-06
Three Overheard Whispers
l. THE FIRST WHISPER.

l. THE FIRST WHISPER.
Night after night the music clashed
in our rear. 1t was very pleasant and
Interesting, as we lounged about in
our little garden, or took coffee in the
small building that served us for a
summer-house. We were living In
Paris, and, for the sake of economy,
quite close to the barriers, for the
rents get wonderfully cheaper as you
clear away from the Champs Elysees
and the Faubourg. Now, close to
our residence there was some place
of public entertainment, the Sale
d'Artois, [ think they called it. We
did not much like the proximity, but
there was never any noise or disturb
ance, and the crash of the music
through the summer air was pleasant
enough. 1t is astonishing what chill
dren in respect to amusement our he
roic neighbors are. In the prettiest
locality they get up some parody of a
theatre or some initiative MabilIe. l
am bound to say, however, that our
Sale d'Artois was a considerable or
nament to our avenue, which converg-
ed, like many other identical avenues
close by, to the main boulevard and
the perpetual rOnd point. There was
a revolving gate to the sale, or jarGin,
before which the inevitable gendarme
ilounged, and on each side there was
bowery expanse of foliage, and in
the foliage were niched statues, clasp
edly holding lamps that shed a mild,
seductive lustre. The general notion
conveyed by the whole was that this
Illuminated pathway led you on to
some ideal hall of dazzling delight
but we knew by the view from oul
back windows that the place was a
mere barn. and that it belonged to
that numerous class of entertainments
! of which the best part is to be seer
on the outside and for nothing. a
very moderate price-half franc,
/ thiuk,-would give admission, and ot
this half franc, half was to be return
ed to the ticket-holder in the way o.
coasumnlGtiOn. 1t was, in fact, {
mushroom sort of concert or casino
place, of which so many spring up il
the outskirts of Paris, aud which pro
vided a kind of rough entertainment
for local patrons who wanted to dc
things cheap, and to be saved a jour.
ney into Paris.
The sale might be necessary tc
those people in Les Ternes who insist
cd upon some kind of amusement
every night, and who, rather than no
have it, would shoot for nuts or ride
on horses in a whirligig We Brit
ishers do not require much amuse
ment, and when we take it we like i
of the very best. 1 don't know hov
often1 had passed the alluring porta
of the sale With Its colored lights.
don't know bow often l had tn,
benefit of its rapid dance music
But / can truly say that the remot
| est intention of visiting this choic
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TIFFN, OHIO,

officers, men and horses, is not COM
plimentary 70 the picket service Oi
our army.
The battlefield of Z" Bull Run
now shows but few signs of the strife
The groves we're mostly destroyed
and many of the buildings. Where
rebel Gen. Bee tell, Yankee ha.
built a cottage and his wife sings the
'battlc hymn of the Republic" Close
by the spot where our heroic CoIone'
Cameron died, is ruder house, cheer
ed by tie warble OF Gagged mocking.
bird.
All is changed. Ravines and slopes
t,0ice Redeemed with carnage, now
glow with peaceful culture, and echo
the songs of the husbandman. Up
thestream and beyond Sudley Springs,
where Hooker and Kearney encoun-
tered Hill and NcGowan. the fields
and old railroad cut are covered with
fOcks of sheep, quietly grazing or
resting on mounds where sleep the
rebel slain.
Reioieed at the indications of pros
perity, and the rapid improvement Of
this fine region, I close as to "Bull
Run and all its thrilling scenes and
sad memories. w. II. G.
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FOSTORIA.

EDITORS TIFFIN TRIBUNE My
attention has been called to an arti-
Gle in the Mansfield Shield and Ban
ner, headed son the Wing. and signed
"Snap" e
This "Snap" has considerable to say
about Fostoria, its surroundings,
! crops, politics, sc. The gentleman
shows his wisdom and knowledge of
our people when says "the place is
thoroughly German" But the great
est joke Of all is when he saws, ''the
town supports, a paper, the Negs, un-
der the able management Of E. W..
Thomas, a gentlemen IN erery sense of
the aoord.' This "Snap," no doubt,
refers to himself and partner when
he says, "there are one or two matters
which strike one as being rather
queer in the place; that such a town,
embracing the enterprise and good
qualities that Fostoria does, should
seek to drive business men out and
prevent their establishing themselves
there, is an idea which is entirely er-
roneous, and the sooner it is done
away the better it will be-" Snap
also says "the crops in that part of the
State are very pOor-the corn crop
viii be a total loss; other grains may
amount to half crop" That your
readers may not form an erroneous
opinion of this part. Of the country, |
will state for their benefit, that corn
may not exceed half a crop, compared
with other favorable seasons, but the
yield of wheat and oats will be larger
and better than has been known for
many years. The wheat has been
safely harvested, and the oats prom
ises an abundant yield.
Another huge joke in Snaps arti-
Gle is, that the Democracy feel conf
dent of carrying Wood county for
Roseerans this Tall-a county that
gives a Republican majority of eight
hundred. The Republicans Of Wood
county look through different glasses
than those worn by Snap when he
was con the wing" L do not wonder
that Snap headed his article son the
Wing" but he oesnot give his reasons
for leaving son the wing" He should
have stated that just before leaving
FoItoria one of the twain was snapped
by the constable for using disrespect-
ful language to lady, and that the
sum of twelve dollars was snapped out
of them, merely as a lesson to be civil
to ladies in the future. The query
here is, how much did he pay the edi-
tor of the Neios not to publish the
little transaction? We do not write
this through any malice or i'll
will towards "Snap," but merely as a
caution to tread lightly in the future
on dangerous ground. STYX.
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GEN. POPE.

McClellan's failure in 1862 gave
Pope command of new army, 10000
strong, and with a flourish of trumpets
and yolley of orders, he advanced
upon Gordonsville. 90 the 9th of
August Jackson fought him at Cedar
Run, eight miles south of Culpepper,
and until the 1st Of September the
two armies maneuvered and fought.
Mcclellan s troops were hurried to the
aid of Pope, and on the 30th our army
met its second defeat at "Bull Run" F"
Pope's last stand was made on the
plateau held by the rebels when first
"Bull Run was lost. On a range of
hills stretching from Sudley Springs
to Groyeton, angling like the letter
". with his hanks thrown forward,
stood the rebel hosts. Fronting this,
with fianks Withdrawn so as TO con-
form to the enemies lines, Pope form
ed his lines. Lee and the whole rebel
army We're present, and our forces re-
pulsed and driven back at all poin IS.
again sought safety near Washington.
Lee compelled Pope to fight at OK
Hill the 1st of September, and drove
him from the field 1t was there that
Gen. Stevens and Gen. Kearney fell
calamity leading their troops.
This retreat an0 its battles and
maneuvers, is full of lessons. The
dash of Stuart at BristOe, and Jack
son at Manassas, on the Federal rear
and base of supplies, were the result
of gross inattention on the part Of
Pope or his subordipates. The ride
of Stuarts cavalry into Pope's quar-
ters at night, and the capture of hi,
hook of elfield orders - vv,tb eovara
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GEO. GAssNAN.

A TTcRNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
II tand Int9IpfSser in the German, French and
Iteian Iangtfsses before the Civil and Criminal
Couftsef theiStste. "A close study and applica-
tion tothese e7d other languages in q sojourn OF
nearly Eve years in France, Germany, Switzer-
lind, Italy, Greece Syria, Palestine, Turkey
Proper and England, will, it is believed, the bet
recommend him in this department of his profess
ion. 0FFIcE-OppOsite the Court House.
no17yI
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A man in a state of hot Drained
nervousness is burning up. He is
like a candle in q hot candlestick-
burning off at one end and melt
ing down at the other.
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VOLUME 81.
LETTER FROM GEN. GIBSON.
NO z.

Manassas-RiVeEs-P OF Lnnd-CrOPs
National Cemetery ut CulpepPeF-
Guerrilla MOsby = BulI Rum = Battle
There-HOw jackson got the Name Of
'StOneWalI"-PoPe's Command - Etc.
Etc, Etc.
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TOSRY.

1 meteJack' Mosby, of guerrilla
fame, and found him small, with a
good face and mild manners. He is
practicing law and selling land to
Yankees at Warrentown. Manassas
looks like Northern village, and the
people in and around are mostly from
New York.
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NJ DICAL.
M IYNCH

uAs PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN TIF-
I1fin, and, formed an othee \ in Goumereiail
Row, in hiedalay ofer ST gohh.s Drig Store
Having devoted many years to the practice OF
Medicine both in Europe and this Country, he
hopes TO give general satisfaction.
-speciaI attention gwen to Inflammatory and
Chronic diseases
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