The Daily Selma Reporter from Selma, Alabama • 3

rsi imnr rain. a m- -j-- by th barton Bil Rod Oompiny nowknown aid sight fitll MEKN IINE. irorn He aeemed to bi flat hbaJib, anr gave tig oheerihg jiuDtaflf! Pi to learn Chattanooga, u' 'mere competent deMrflng- J. Graham -OPPOSITE COMMERCIAL BANK JJAVK juit received and offer for sale, FineBleacbed Domeitict, and 4 jr Brown Domestic, Plain and elieck'd Cottouader, Lincnv uu4.Avi9r. rtnnvi imorms us ne 'iV'wiHsave Raima tnm iW.

ON v.7; New Orleani, Mobile, and all Prta of Europe; (JoUand Uncwrent Monm bought md Prompt attend Inviteg particular attention to the following insurance Companiea of vrhioh he Agent Wetiiiiipkn Insurance Company WETUMPKA, ALABAMA INSURANCE COMPANY, Montgomery, Helnia, Oet. 6tb, 1860. dtf. -p'' jpiWww-Ttoft, May 17th 1883. ruen oetma nilhllahed new mitllarv Wan bf Kentucky and Tennessee: I send you a Kwpy fof lining the gftooT people lit Selma ooucrinai it iner aenii-a nomd.imnn-B.

SALINE WELL HOUSE HBWBBRN, ALA. 1 "give it in sheet, at jgiW- or'ln packet form (Hound) Ol' LEDERLE. 'WenaVe received a copy of the py.sir. i.qaerie, and after pi vfuiMi vaaiuiiiativu, Liiuiuimice it, in all fu.l. coiyuw, hu meaiuawio auxiuiaiy to uio juii, unaersunamg or strategic lift iJc'iideratum and 'we fe5pqb(io patronage Will, at least, indemnify feW ioor necessarily expended eSf bk getting-it up.

rM. Vt- MXwa; We had. supposed IgpliaWhia had ceased to exist, But tS' the following the Obarlesv of. the still in "good Condition a'r'e: requorftid riptplnfprih tho members of tliis fraternity a aprendld oil painting, representing fffthe' conditions of the 'order, lus been sent lady to tho establishment of Messrs. pe Dawson A Broad street! to; be raffled for the benefit of the Ladies' A despatch to the Louisville Journiilj'dated May 11 th, from WaBhlngv tiro o'clock yesterday, upwards of $flfty members' of Congress, of nil parties Spiah'il sections, met in the hall of tho House.

sS'Ihb object of the meeting was stated by THIS is the TlaiAarAsT and SuTraa.lIousa hetweeu Selma and Greensboro, it la also aiwavs open for the aceommodation.orvisitora the benefit of the ANALYSIS 0 THE WATER1. Iodide of Sods grains' pit quart. Hulnhate ef MaKaia, .4.03 Chlurideef Koda, Sulphate of Potaasa 8.00 0ide of 7.05 Arscnious Acid, .8 Sulpliohydrale of Sodu, 3.D Sulphuretted Hrdiogen, 2 5 cubic This analysis was made in Philadelphia, and the water 'ia very highly recatnnieitdcd by Physicians for Dgtpeftui, Liter Cbmpfoml, and auv Uci-niiL'omont of the digestive apparatus not jj' jijyjjjj' MavlS. '63 lmo Propi'i ropiietoi1. HEALTH IS MAN8JDH1EF BLES8INB; (111.

l'loppllHwa, how fa-- we lien, l'rom lay nwn paths In -niareh fit Ihcp rriim llfiilth, thv own pure fount, wo Htrny, NurUml'i given inalinots o'er olieyi Too prnntl from Nature's self to learn nwn remodics we spurn." WRICHT'8 SOUTHER -err ass oinui ia vks rsorui or tiis CONFEDERATE 'STATES OF Pure, Simple, 'Hiralea, and Natural Altcralirt AMD BLOOD FlinU'ItiH, roa ins lining tod fortifying of the Stiftem njom.it Pis- the Cure of all Ailments hmiiuj the mme of Intermittent, Remittent, Nervous, Inllainmatorj nnu t'utriu avari, nix. nun Krj-slpelns Inflammation or iho llraln. Throat, Stomanh, Lunus, Livor, Intestines, KlrlmivH mill nlii-ldor Pains in the tilonmeh. llaoiiond Hlile; Coiismnption! I)miay ol the. Alallory, Kentucky, wiio wrote tne gcalUv it was, he said, to unite the con-jfejSeryaiive mon to put down abolition and and save tho country.

There Ro.waa danger that' the Abolitionists would a.iaoarry.ttieir uoBirucuve measures, Uonservntives must unite it they would defeat them. Mr. Sheffield, of Rhode Island, moved ttiat Mr. Crittenden be elected Ubairman. Crittenden made a patriotic speech.

of Indiana, moved that of Ohio, bu elected Secretary. Sivii Mr. Hichardson and others disclaimed Jyny -intention of making, this a party ScgSnio'vement, thought this would result 'inr'a party move, wliijli Mr. Cravens and ors. will nroceed to sell mi tho sJSi un.h In July 1862, within legal hours, in the town of Cahabo, all the Lands purchased by said Rail good Company, of Y.

Tarrant and L. A. Fort, and otbora, for. Depots; also, the Hood bed frou Morion tt Cubaba, including Cross-Ties, Iron Rails and all other natures upon the same; also, about'threo hundred tons of Iron Rails not laid down, about four hundred kegs of Iron Spikes; also, all the Rolling Stock of said Road, including two Sue Locomotives and-about thirty Cors; alio, all machinery of every name and description to said Kail Road Said property will be sold at public out-cry to the highest bidder for ready monoy. Any fund required bylaw to be 'oceived upon mortgage sales will be received.

A. SAUNUKKS, 8. B. BARKER. CO.

PEGUES, J.D.CRAIG, E. M. PURINE, A. J. WARFORD, S.

M. BILL, J. I). DUKE, J. K.

MATHEWS. Cahaba, April 24, 1802. Surviving Trustees REGIMENT OF MOUNTED RANGERS. AM AUTHORIZED by the Secretary of War to enlist nrid.muatcr intn thn Hfrvimi the war a Regiment ol luvalry to act as Partizan Rangers. ti ill accept Companies of not less than sixty privates, provided tho men are mounted.

All officers below the grade of Colonel are to be elected. Onus and equipments are to be furnished bv tiio men, as far as poasibli, for which they will be paid by the Government. Double barreled shut guns, pistols unci oowie knives the best urins to commence with. Persons every age are at liberty to enlist 'in this ni-Kiiucni luey arc lur service. iv uuiircss is uanaea, Ala.

JNO. T. MORGAN, Colonel. May 19-tf Qlloxcs Superior Chewing Tobacco, Lm Just rcceired on consignment and Per sale very low. "SINK it THOMPSON, April 24, '02 dlv Auction A Com.

Mer. 1000 L1NEN B0SOSI Do. HICKORY Mo AI.L WOOL OVER Wo Cravats, Gloves, 1 1 If Hose, Lislo Under Shirts, Clothing, Roots and Shoes, Hats of evcrv stvle; For sale by DUNCAN A WOMACK, Successor to Diiucau, Kidd A (Jo. April 18. '2.

ALA. MISS. RIVER RAILROAD Summer Arrangement. ON and after Monday the 5th day of May 1802. the Passeuecr Train of the Alabama Mississippi Rivers Railroad will run as fol lows: DOWN TRIP.

Leave Nevrbern at 4: 00, A. M. Uniontown at 7: 00, Junction, at 8: 25, Arrive in Selma at 9: 15, UP TRAIN. Leave Selma at 00 P. M.

Junction 4:00" Uniontown at 6: 80 Arrive in ncwocriiai tu Tho Frelirht arraniiements will continue as oolore. JOS. C. LOPEZ, Acl'irCh'fEiiir. April.

29, '62. tf Ala. It Miss. it. WANTED.

i A Able bodied NEOROKS iinmediiitely to Vwork near henna, for which fair wages will be paid and well fed Say' iquire at GEO. O. BAKER It Co 2102 dlw ALABAMA AND TENNESSEE RIV ER RAILROAD. Bummer ON and after Monday, Mh May, 1802, the Pasaenirer Trains will run daily (Sundays axecptcu; ns inuows: Leavo Selma at. 80, A.

M. Arrive at Montevallo at 12: 50, P. M. 41 at Talladega at 4:10," at Blue Mountain 5: 40, RETURNING: Leave Rhie Mountain at 15, A. M.

Arrivo at Talladega at 7: 48, at Montevallo 10: 50. at Selma at 2:20, P.M. KgTCIase oalineatiens will be inadu at Selma with the trains of the Ala. A Miss. Rivers Hull Ropd and nt Blue Mountain with stages for! ltome.

by wuien.uaasonuera iroin an points on lh A A Ml.i klvan Rail Hoad and the Ala. ATenn. Rivera Bail Road, will bo enabled tei nroceed without delay to all point aorta ana cast oi Home. The Freight trains will mn na heretofore-lnavinir Solma on Tuesdays. Thnraduvs nr Saturdays, and returning on Mondays; Wed neailava.

and Fridava. Freight will be received at the Sclma Depot for anr station ui) to 6 o'clock P. M. on Tues days. ThursduvH aud Saturdays, and up to 1 o'clock on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, W.

ROTHROOK, April 28, 1802. dtf Gen'l Supor't. RUNAWAY. T71ROM the subscriber, at the River Planin tlnn. nar Oalmha.

hiilnnifinif ia the estate of E. (jade, a negro man named Sum. He ia black, with a lofty countenance, nnd quick spoken, 27 years old, and weighs about ISO nimnna. til irie annin iiino in ihnl uuiuuui. it is' supposed that lie-will try to make his why to Charleston, South Carolina, as ho was oougllt mere two years ago, A liberal reward will he given fur lul dc livery, or any information an to bis herc- eoouis.

anllwtf. a. KAWJ.D ANDREW H. H. DAWSON, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Mobile, will give prompt attention to alt buamess eu-Mted to his care.

Feb. 9. 18l- A Rare Ohsnoe for the T'meil Twish to dlsposeoFroy entire stock of Drugs, Mairlnoi ond Pltli.i-n. The StOOK OS complote as any in the Confederacy; and it gives inir opportunity lor repieuinuiiia that are low. Terms A smsll sdvsnce on llrstcost, uasri Stock amounts to 15000.

As I nm contemplating gdingirnto eorviee. An early application is necessary. Address, D. March 25 Selma, Ala. fiat BtnW of AUbama, SaUaa County AC0HLIN OAUPBELL' of aald.Cohnly Is JLi my dly.oibriwd agept'durlne; my a ab.

seoce irem tne HUM. n. nvaaa, mchlTtf. is TraaawH" 'r- the'Selma Reporter. v'; YIBGIDIA, Baiaks' Amy Complete ly Eouted, Jackson's Forces still inPursiiit.

Heavy Skirmishing near Hanover C. H. General Engagement near at hand! Kiciimond, May 27. The following despatch was received this morning by Gov. Letcher: "Staunton, May 2T.

Gcii. Banks' army routed completely. He is still flying in utter consternation worse than Bull Run. Cannon, stores and provisions arc still being captured by our forces." OFFICIAL Winchester, My 2d, 18112, QetClS. Cooper, Adfl General: During, (he last three days God has blessed our arnis with brilliant success.

On Friday the Federals at Front Royal were routed and ono section of artillery, in addition to many prisoners, captured. On Saturday Ranks' main column whilst retreating from Strasburg to Winchester, was pierced in the renr, part retreating towards Strasburg. On Sunday the other part was routed at this place. At last accounts Brig. Gen.

George W. Stewart was pursuing tho cavalry and artillery, and capturing fugitives. A large amount of medical, ordnance, and other stores have fallen intoour hanls. Signed T. J.

JACKSON, Major-Gen'l, Commanding. Richmond, May 27. Heavy skirmishing from to 7 o'clock this afternoon in the direction of Hanover Court House, believed to be in that vicin ity. The cannonading was heard here. No particulars yet received.

This skir mish is believed here to bo tho prelude to a general engagement. Kiciimokii, May 27. In the skirmish Uiis aftomoon at Hano ver Court House tho 2Gth New York and 28th North Carolina were principally en gaged. Eighty Federals were killed and sixty captured. The prisoners have ar rived here.

The Confederate loss was 6 or8. (i Nothing yet heard of tho skirmish at Atlcs Btauon. Near the uitv. The Yankees are drawing nigh to tho city, and it is be lieved that battle cannot Do mucn longer postponed. Civilians nfe already puzzled to know why our ormy remains inactive, instead of turning upon the invaders "furiously," anil driving from our borders all who may survive the on slaught, Amoni; tho reports current yesterday, was ono to the effect that a respectable citizen of Hanover shot xankee lor oliermis indignities to his wile.

and was immediately tnkon out by the omrades of the scoundrel and hung I How long, now long are our people to enauro inoso outrages We also heard yesterday that a skir mish had taken nlace the day before near the Chickahouiiny, between a regiment of Virginia cavalry on one siue, and a Minnesota and an Ohio regiment on the other, The cavalry killed and wounded several of the Yankees, and took fifteen prisoners. Other skirmiihcs, with unimportant re sults, are reported. Jiicnmond nniff, House and Lot for Sale. WK offer fur aale, on favorable terms, an Tfltllant WW llltll'k- DWELLING HOUSE and LOT in East Solma. The house Anntnina fnnr omiil viinuia.

with kitchen, pan try and in situated on the street running in front of the Dwelling of U. W. iierry. tor panicniars anpir to HINK THOMPSON, May '62 d2w Auction A Com. Mer.

Cotton Batts. NE Bate Cotton BotU Jiwt received ana rot by J. C. GRAHAM A GO, May 88, '08. dt OFFICE OF TUh ALA.

ATENN. RIVER RAIL BOAD CO. Sclma, May 31, 1862. The Thirteenth Annual Convention of the Stockholders of tho Alabama i Tennessee Kir- er Rail Road Company will eonvene'at Shelby Springs on.Wednosduy tie nintn any or July next (1882) for the purpose of electing arrea- (dent and Board of ten Directors lor saio com pany for the ensuing year. Toe Hoard are requenieoj to meet at uie buiuu place en tne nonony pronoun.

By erder.of the Board, A. U. GOODWIN. May tao Seeretary. Soiarvl Hourvl RECB1VKD this small lot It While EnRlith Hose, extra quality.

May C. Ladles' Co. All K- DIUUIH UlbVinilllt'U. Pi-: There wns great harmony and earnest-ji of TccliiiK manifested in this move Kt pink The Senators of Missouri, Dcla- ware, and Kentucky were present, and v-nearly all the Democrats in Congress. All tho border Conitressmen and several Head, of thn Cheat, of the Abdomen mill of thn Limba; Sorofutn, Heurvy nnd Mvplnlls; Csn-eer.

(irun-l, Lo of Appetite; lck Head ache, Kiitling of Htonil-. Itltouniallam, both aouto and Chionlei Dlarrliuia, Dysen-lery, and Colics Syneupe, Apoplexy and Paralysis; Uyiepla, llynoohoiidrin Is. To- tanus, Eliilupsy, WlioopinK (Sough, Palpitation nr the llciirt. Ulcers nnd Norca of evury duseriptioli', Hvateriua, Weak Jrnrvea, and l.owimss ol spirits; 8npprcsskou nnd other detfeate Fomiilo Complaints, WHAT ARB THESIS PILLS 1 Comnoaodof tho almplo extroots of four plants, ommou to most of the woods in Central Atslisnm Heavy and Light White Oinaburgs, Ticking, Needles, Pina, Ilonery, llandk'fa Ac. 3f-Terms Cash.

May 2, 1869. Produce Wanted FOR THE ARMY. Corn. Wtaont. live.

Peon. uacon, l.nru, ueoren, ana Can be unld to thn Oiivemment direct bv im plication tu Cupf WM. II. II. UINtiK, mny a.

n. v. n.A. B. Office adjoining Central Wiiro Iluuae.

Dissolution of Partnership. npiIE Go-I'artnorflhip heretofore existing be- j. tween w. u. migcnw l).

ntreeny, unacr the name and style of Dallas Mills, van din- solved on the lCth April by mutual consent. persona having claims against the nrni will present them to W. D. Huggins for payment; and thoso indebted to us will pleaso call tne alius ana seuie an eariy.aay. The business will be continued bv W.

D. Iluggins, aw n. ii. jiiuMULflo, Seima, April liB, '62. D.

SWEENEr. FOR BALD. Pair of Fine NAVY PISTOLS; Knauire at Gowluud's Jewelry Store. May S3, '63 diit Bread Street. Blackberry Cordial.

OB Dlarrlnc, Dysentery and Bummer uom-pluint afl'uotini; Children. For sale by JAHES MAI1L0 CO. Mnv 82, 'S2. dtf Compound Syrup of Pomegranate. UK lliarrhoi, For sale bv JAMES MARLOW A CO.

May 22, '(12 dtf Dye Stuffs. naWOOl). Ttedwood. Fustic Camwood. X- Spanish Indigo, Red Handera, Chrome Yel- low rruasiate rotasu, m.

unromaie rotann, Extract Loswood. Cochineal. Han orcein. Muri ate Tin, Prussian Blue, Spanish Brown, Blue Htone, Alum, Acetate ixm, e. For sale by may as, dtf BROWN CIOK.

riHIS thorough bred Stallion and celebrated J. nacer, lormenr ownca ana laisca uy tue late Col. T. B. Golasby, will stand duriig the present Hummer and Fall season at the Stable of B.

J. Fort, Esq. at the Ala. A Miss. k.

it. Tbrmh Stlfi for tuo season; good notcn pre forred to money. isri am call hare Board at (10 nor inontn, Stock-riuscrs will perhaps not have another tiIUlbUllil Ul uukuiuui wiva nun. .111. wnw- brated Horso at the above figures.

TI1U. j. uubunui. B. J.

FORT. Fort's Post-Offlco, Dallas Co, Ala. May 25'C2 To Rent rnllE WARE-HOUSES ot Providence, in X. Dallas county, Alabama, are offered for rent. nosBcssion tu be given tnenrst oa oi Ju ly, 1862.

Apply to the subscriber who Uvea in tho vicinitv. I take this occasion to inform the public that mr leaae of these Ware-Houses to Waller 11. Daniel will expire on the 80th June, 1862; no control wbatererwill be exercised on the prem ises, nor possession taken by me rehire tho 1st Julv, If the premises are not leased tho 1st 'July, 1802, then tho place in a biisincJH point of view, will he closed, until leased. nai. r.

Muxir.il. Mavl-wtf Wool Carding. THE subscribers have in operation a Wool Carding Mucliine at their Mills, 8 miles North of Solum, on the summerneia reaa. Wool aent to Selma by Steamboat or by Rail Roaid will be carried to and returned from tho Mills free of cbarge. Wool will nut ne received unless it is well waatiod.

will card for one fourth of the -Wool) er for 12 cents per pound. Payments to M. mu) upon aeiirciy. THOS. KENAN, May 20, '82.

dtf D. L. KENAN. Remedies for Diarrhae, Syaentary, eto. DR.

HcQown'a ESSENCE of TAR: Jayne'e CARMINATIVE BALSAM; jaconK uunviAu. directions accompany each bottle. For sale by JAMES MARLOW ACO. May 82. '62.

dtf Wanted Immediately. A Substitute to go in the 4th Alabama Regiment a healthy man either under 18 years or over 85 yoars of age; he will be well equipep, and a liberal price paid. lsAppiy at tne rianters a oiercnanui mau- ranee Company, Silma. Mayi, '83, -Soldiers1 Shoes. A Large supply on band and made to order at the Selma Boot A Shoe Manufactory under Watts Hall; Broad St.

Api bv. aim r. iuujiu; WANTED. 20,000., price in Caab, Leather LBS cood beef hides for which give me oignesi nia or uooas. W.

J. LYLE3. aieor-aii. NOTIOB. Daring mr absence Jonathan Haralson is ray pair saiavnmi agqi.

iuaren tf W. P. REESE. OILCLOTH. A SUPERIOR article of home-mannfac-tured Oil Cloth, suitable for Soldier's uapes.

uait soon. u. u. kuuke, mchll. Opposite Watts Hall, llroadSt.

RYB FLOUR. TYB JLVqo FLOUR. fresh aronnd. for aale in entities to salt uepurenaser at ma. pureh DAL1 Selma, Feb.

8-tf. LAS MILLS. lor I the arc of i i IN SELMA: 75 Reams, HE best Ruled Cap Letter And Note Paper Blue or White) JSBTFor oa'e at the Book Store of J. B. CLARK.

Xaottor nncSL 3SToto ENVELOPES, Home or foi ein maimlacluro all shapes aud colors to bu found at the Hook Store of J. II. CLARK. Soldiers' Beading. For Taoticn meat popular or in demand, be sides every class of books suitable for eamp entertainment, call at the Beak Store ot Apia.

J. B. CLARK. WEST BL ANDIN, DEALKRS IN BOOKS OTAITEdDHWp Musical Instruments Have on sale a large stock of School and Miaoellaneoua Books; Also, Medloal and Law Books, Ac, Ac, Ao-i Broad Street, atf Ja33 wtA iaoK av. MILLINERY EMPORIUM! Fall and Winter Season.

MISSES TULLY AND SULLIVAN MILLINERS AND DRESS 1AI1SS Broad Street, Selma, Alabama, i. Oliiolutlcu of Copartnenbip. WE. the undersigned, 'after, returning thanks to our many oustomers.for their liberal patronage during our short careor tho mercantile business in this hereby ttnltfvllmm and all WllOlli It may COO eeru, that the copartnership exirdlug between them in the nsme of BrMis'an A Co. is dissolved my mutual consent.

Mr, W. P. Itruoaon, when not absent on will found ntonr ready. willing and waiting it wait upon all who have not jetsswisu iucir aouuy. V-.

J. Richmond, Al 10th; 180iV. SOB811TOTBS, v-a-r ANTED, imtnediately. a SvbitUtUe Or the War: to Uke the place of a yonnp; man now. in tne army.

ine ntgneat pnwiuiu will.bo paid arranger: meuts made. -Apply BJ letter or in person to me it Helms; '-is; 'i dtf 'J. M.KEEP. Jim 111 for j'r members, of the conservative vKlnd, were also in attendance. Jt'iNciiNDiAaiEs.

On Wednesday night, J-'rl4th' Instant, the gin house of Mr. J. A. -Whiteside, miles distant, containing and MiasisslPDl, these Pills combine in a remark- ekledeciee tie four great curaltvepowersMiowii 10 mouorn science, aasiauiis rtwvuio disease from the system without ortishrng its elasticity or poisoninii Its courses by the introduction of nnusoous ilrugaorinliiorul KaSfotne li.u or hu bales or cotton, was set on some incendiary; which together with the cotton was totally consumed. There is not a reineay am uy hiiiw'" irofcislos or known to the soaps' science, nerfection and wilhauch harmoliioua reaults, the four urnnt npnncloa of hoallh-tlm Suiforilic, tho Diuretic, Iho Kp(ttv noil and tho OiMnrfte.

K-- ii iicini mi iiour til lime, ins new aicino-FdistvCburoh it tho "Narrows," about one mile distant was also burnt. Mo clue as yet to the incendiaries. Jacliontille lie- publican. j-. OBITUARY 'i'Died in Selmo, Alabama, May 21st, Dr.

PURNELL. Boveral years before his death, he This is not a "aunl wletlicme." 'I nesii puis hero boon itacd for many yours, Ihoy hnvii heen analysed hyehsinlats, they have rooolved tho nil--lostendorsement from tlio most eminent medical prnclionora, and theylmre never failed tif mccci). No urotentioiiH of originality nro iniiitajn their. favor! nonsserlioiis of iistoiindhiKd soovorlesin some impossible manner nro sot fortli no' olior t-has been made to elude or hnmlillg any one. All that Is claimed is, that those pills have been prov- on to baa renwrhnblo remedy, oporotjng with certainty upon the whole thoir effect, ajreeablo in their nnturo, and.ns.harinloss tor evil as bread and HOW THEY ABB HADE.

Wrlaht's Southern Indian VoKotnlil PllleliaVO been hitherto solely nnd ere now mainly proper- edtoflll special' orders from physicians, druggists, planters and other regular customers who-sso them altogether on account- of their knowl-edge that thoy are made of pure, simple and eaeloiis imiredients, and because of their engaged in tne practice oi medicine, feVat Prog Lcveli near this cityi A short Eiimisincefie wehtto Corinth with the dence in ur. Wright, as neina iroo irom tne putalionofoirorlngsnjthlnit.Uthe trade that not pure and genuine; The-nuw'procoss of dlt lillina the plants and purifying the essential lev -menu from all foreign mattor, (which wns mainly tlio dlseovory of that great oheiplat, Dr. 'l orroy,) ihasolone enabled him to mnko I hose pills Ma' enat sutiielently teiwoiiAlile to piano thoin before ol uoing wuai ne oouiu, in mo nu rfesston, country. Whilst there, feh.b';contracteil the fever which caused his and, may properly bo regarded as 'another victim to this cruel and dcsola- ngwar. 'PQrnell was a member of the Pre Sby.terlan unurcn.

ins uincw, ue. vuncicu iihoiibuij ie more intensely, too, as ne arew near But ho was sustained through M-ail, uy iw ymtnvi ov (uuii iiuy. murmuring or repining woru cscapeu nis lift Itiinw thut Iia -miiBk iIIaJ 1ii bis soul to the Lord hopes of a glorious res'urree Soo.His i.body sleep! grave KtWere let It redeemed by the blood of BSusi' guarded by the vigils of Hhupirit, undisturbed by the tempestuous el- ilitbofv.th.;'- latefltiiah frThat ahutf tU'rotai surviving may tjwihoM that; have' no hope for if Vl'j "Ull. 'iiesus, will U0.U tue puouc an -n uuhviu. oertilicate from tho well-known annlytio chomlsy Ur.

I'roston, is a Hiiincion 8utu.w Da. jeail W'ninnt-Sfr i- -At your request I have. siiMectod to tliotnst of nualyalsaqiwiiiiiy oiy.our Bouiharn Indian vegotiiuio.r lake grant' pleasure In cor lilylng that I lOUnU tnem teuinivm in.w..i ihn (inrarv.thev nnaaeaai tho SdorVle, Diuretic. Xrvcctemnt, ahd CoHaWt, remorkabfy Imnnonlo.iMi comb nsj lion, and my opinion leiiiwunojriirB iiiouiniw.t universal remedy known to the world. A.D.

stead for a'olranlnr of these pills. It eonlalns full and injgcs-tlons to the -sick dlree-. lions for Hie use of the pills, end a special ost-d to females which, every one of. tho sex ought to, Vegetable Pi are msnnfaotured sapressly Xor uaotntho. CONFEDERATE STATES 6Y Iho personal direqllon' of Dr.

John Wri jht, ia hisPharmaooulieal Labaratory, Now Orleans, A ca, Prnnrlfttors. Na.M.OaAssas ask for' Wrlght'aBojithern Iadlau ori' an! all in the non'fede'rste Btntos- januarywHi, iawuw7. House I-WISH to relit my. atm. wiii give of lriiipaperi iplea'se.