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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-05
Leaves fUFSDAY. mn. 8, ASP. NJ.
RE EIIEhEE MENNr nRY n,

. IT, b. Natcluoches Facke-For Natchoches, Grand
Eeore, ST. Maurice, Cote, Alexandria, Normars
GS5azzs Sarbins ind Gortons L.1ndngs-The fast and
splendid packet Steamer Mary IT,, W. KiIni
master Will leave rs above taking freight for all landings on
Zane anu Little rivers For freight passage apply board
FIkGlN1US q. DENTIEL,
Apent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-05

Leaves MONDAY. 7lh inst. at p NJ
Cincinnati and New Orleans Union Line
FOR CINCINNATI, MADISON AND
IT, HntsVil'eThc regular passenger packet steamer
SEsass2T eceivng freight, and will for the above
and all Intermediate landings above For freight passage
apply On board.
VIRGINIus G. DENTZEI.
jas Advertising Apent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-05

Leaves MONDAY Jan. 7. ath P. NJ.
FOR LOUESVILLEt--rFHE NEW
~ k,%ht draught passenger packet e, j.
Adam j. s Rfchey, master, will
and all intern sdate landings as above
For freight passage apply on board.
VIRGIGIUS g. DENTZEL,
ia4 Advertising gent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-05

UNIFIED STATES
1865 aMArL LINE TO vICKsBURd. ls{sSSss4sR
SATURDAY, at O'Clock, p N:
The magnificent U. s Mail packet hatcher, Capt T. P
beathGrs, will leave for Donadsonyle Plauuepe PAt0t
RGnge Port Hudson, Bayou Sara Red River Landing For
Adams, Nachez Waterproof Rodney St. Joseph Grand Gulf
P N. " ~
The steamer NATouE 2 connects at yicksbrre with IN,
steamers Prince and Hope and will ako freight ali landing
or the Ynzuo rvc- as high up Greenwood.
For freight OF passage aGnly on hoard
Y1RG1NTUS G. DENT2Ef.
auto Advertising ARent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-05
COAST AND LAFoURCHE.
FOR ATTAK APAS.
L 0 W Err COAST.

Leaves every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at 10 A. NJ.
FOR QUARANTINE AND LOWER
S@f. b G9aI-Twce = Weekc-ihe fine passenger packet
viii leave New Orleans as above commencing on
WEDN hSDAY, Sd of October.
se29 u, LANoUE. Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-05

sEg h Orleans aud Shreveport THURSDAY T. s. Mail
AatE Pas ctEcr PHcke-The new, .nicept first.
aays PASSENGER packet Starlight, Charles
Bayou, toushR, Cmpe Grand Ecore, AcxAndria and ali
intermediate lnndings on Red River ms follows: "
Leaves New Orleans, Leaves Shreveport
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-05
LOWER COAST AND LAFoURCHE,

Leaves every MONDAY at II NJ. and THURSDAY at5PM
New Orleans l,o4g and afourche Transportation Co.
FUR THE COAST AND Ia
ffST sstourcle-Ihe fine fast passenger packet Music
J. BROWN master, will leave her landing FOOT
# s. loniS street above. Returning down lie
Coast every SUNDAY and WEDNESDAY, in daylight nl2
Leaves every TUESnAYat5P. ~ and ATURD AY ut 10
WfEE FAST PASSENGER p ACKET
, SfST h. AafOuFclae, A. DpgaS, master, leaves New
Lf1 rteans az above retaining Down the Coast every
Hz1zsE14k422 Monday and Thursday. IN daylight
V1RGINlUS Q. DE.TTXEI,
M MI, =, - Advertising Agent.
the foot OF ST. Louis street from this date receive freight
Company, 10 Cont street.
STENCIL MARKING PLATES, FOR MER-
~ chants Manufacturers Cotton Pianters etc, Copper
and Brass, in Superior style, by -
L Q H OIL Il a.,
Io...,.....,.....Po ylras street,.............t1O
NEW ORLEANS, La,
and Dealers in Copper Tin aAd Sheet Ironware
and stoves, of ife most approved patterns.
lS GATHERING and Roofing in all its various branches
Ba-jabhinE promptly attended TO. ala "
Y AMDINCS Elk BARK MOUNT VERNON. from Lac
honzu Slabs Of White and yeined Marble, and 10 casks
talO If BARELLI ID CO., 81 omaon street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-05
Cal r 0 &.
OHIO RIVER.

Ieaves S SATURDAY. Jan. s. at 8 p NJ
Cincinnati and New Orleans Union r.iuc
FOR CENC1NNATF.--VT THE FINE
w. Irregular swift passenger packet Horizon. Coz,
lsssSs MASTER will leave above For freight or pas
d5s1Lz:SESsEsage apply on board.
VIEGINIUS c. DENTzEL
J3 Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-05

Leaves on SAT- RDAY Jan, s. 4t5PM
REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET
. ~ b. For Shreveport, Grand BHyou CanDte Grand
LhiaSstt II Ecore CoushHtta It, Maurice MGngo n,,
si=sE Ae&undria, Hornan EaFbfns and Mi intrrInte
date landings on Bed riveThe new elegant light daught
ana swift running passenger pucket steamer II. n. Rom
ford Jacob W0rey MASTER will leave For freight
m VIRGINIuS C. DENTzEL,
u, Advertising Agent
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-11-02

A KENTUCKY GIRL-Capt Claypool, liv-
ing about ten miles from Bowling Green,
is commander Of a company Of Home
Guards. He had the guns of his company
at his house, but on hearing of the arrival
of Gen Buckner at Bowling Green he
sent them TO Col. Orders, in a neigh Dor
ing county. The next day, squad, dies
patched by Buckner, called at his house,
and. finding only his daughter, demanded
the guns OF her She answered that they
were not there, and that if they were she
would not give them up They handed
her Buckner order for the weapons, and
she tore it up before their faces. They
went to the bucket and each took drink
of water, whereupon she threw the rest
of the water out of the bucket and scour-
ed the dipper.
They concluded they could do no better
than to 90 back an tell their general
about their adventure, and get fresh in
structions.-LoatSeUs Journal
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-11-02
Farm Ridge Seminary.
Resolutions on tie Occasion of tie dcaM Of W
W MORGAN


FARM RIDGE, Oct "a, 1861
At meeting of the students and patrons
OF the Farm Ridge Seminary, held in con-
sequence of the death of VIM Wilbertorce
Morgan, who died at Cape Girardeau on
the 10th of October, 1851, whilst engaged
in the service of his country, Prof r.
Williams was called to the Chair, and VIM
W: Caikins appointed Secretary.
The following resolutions were then
presented and read:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased an all wise
Providence to remove from this life the
soul Of our beloved friend. WILLIAM Will
BEFoEcE MORGAN. whom we knew not only
for those warm-hearted and manly quail
ties which endeared him to us all, but also
for that excellence as Scholar which
challenged at once the pride and adnira-
ton of his teachers and friends and gave
promise of a bright career of usefulness
and honor; therefore,
Resoiced That while we bow with hum
bic resignation to the will of Him who
doeth all things we'll, we can but mourn
his untimely death
ReSolced, That in his death this commu.
nifty has lost one OF its brightest ornaments,
who enlisting in the cause of our country,
.ffH, craving the record of brave soldier
and true patriot, sacrifice upon her alter.
Resoloed, That copy Of these res lu-
tons be presented to the parents of the
deceased, in whose affiiction we deeply
sympathize, and that they be published in
the Ottawa papers.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-11-02
Election Matters.

Election takes place next tuesday. The
officers to be elected, are two delegates te
| the state constitutional convention, Q
I County Judge, County Clerk, County Trea
surer, School Commissioner, and Surveyor
/ The people are also called upon to vote for
or against the law providing for a system
of banking upon specie bash"
The candidates in the field are the fol
lowing, nominated by the Union Conven.
ton:
UNION TICKET.
For County Jutlge,
p. KIMBALL LELAND.
For Comfy Clark,
HERMAN SILVER.
For Cn,,uy Treasurer,
GEORGE S. STEBBlNS
For C5uny Surveyor,
JOHN GRAY.
For School Con,miss,oacr,
ISAAC STONE, JR.
For Delegates 10 Constitutional Convention,
ALEX CAMPBELL,
p a. ARMSTRONG;
And the following Independent candi-
dates.
For Clerk Of tie County Court
SAMUEL w. RAY MOND
Far School Commissioner.
JOHN B. RICE
F. S. HoLBRooK and Judge CnAMPIIy, in.
dependent candidates for county Judge,
we understand have withdrawn; and so
have ARTHUR LOCKWOOD Esq and VIM. S.
EAsroS as candidates for county clerk
This leaves the Union ticket an open
heid, without opposition. save on county
Clerk and school Commissioner tt -
publican convention which nominated the
d" Union ticken having given their own
party all the political offices, it is believed
the PEOPLE OF the county, who prompted
the Union movement, Will so far reprove
this palpable unfairness, as to elect one
democrat to political Office in spite Of
them, by voting for Mr RAYMOND for
County Clerk
As to school Commissioner, the office Is
Mr. RICE and Mr.. STONE, will be, As it
s""u'i De- "ec'"eu puFeiS On GROUNDS OF
personal merit IN contest ''us ciicuih-
sefioed we >iou'" nave taken no part ""'
Tor the '"cI ''at -sIr- stone mas 'h'oA"d
'''e o''''@fou' ana o. III" """'" rrp'O'l'"h
press OF the county. Statements nave
heen mace 'ha' are not ohly injurious 10
II. hice' ont more tran 'he 'iuih warrants
j" favor oil VI. stone III l. not 70 he con
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-11-02

BLACKwooD's MAGAZINE for October
The present number is unusually rich, as
will be seen by the following list of con.
tents:
Democracy Teach ing by Example an
ill-natured slashiug article against the L. S,
in which it is hard to tell whether the
unioniSts or secessionists fare worst Medi-
tations on Dyspepsia; Chronicles Of Carl
ingiord; The Doctors Family, No /. The
Book Hunter Clue Social Science; What
Seems to be Happening Just Now with the
Pope; Among the Lochs; Capt. Clutter
breck's Champagne West India Rem!n.
iscence-Part l.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-11-02

ACCOUNTED FOR FINALiy.-One q, our
exchanges has discovered the cause of the
retreat of our army at Bull Run. 1t says
" When the battle was at the hottest
point, and nearly won on our side, there
came word that there were tico ro"oncies IL,
tie Nar Yo,k Custom HcuSe. Hence the
stampede Of the leading officers The
men followed
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-11-02

CoLp FEEr.-If you have cold feet i'm:
mersc them morning and evening in cold
water, rub with a rough towel, and run
about your room till they warm. In one
month you will be entirely relieved. All
these red pepper and mustard applications
are like rum to the stomach, relieve you
today, but leave you colder tomorrow.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-11-02
Lands in tie City If OHura.

Osraers' names .Subdir'n See. r. II. I. TiL Tar
III Brusa II w1s swirq 33 . ID 613 800
same 1t VIZ swfTq 30 3 G6 10 33Io !. 90
Cation & Wallace II a en- eh sS 2 - Il 9f5 10 Pa
II l. Brush in n 60 a eh seq % Is 18Th 3tlq
q II Norris s29a n fr eh seq 81 9 80 51Th
VI NJ Gehrck n nwq neg II - % Cd O.
A Armour und VIII seq neg ~ 33 3 10 80 2h
Eames CIV eT Pa sh VIII neg IL 81 70 800 3 3"
g : Fisher - a being that part
of wh VIII ell swq lying of
ChamplH's add II 33 , 20 $50 s .
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-11-02

DRIED Blackberries, Raspberries, Cherries, and
IL Piums, for sale at lfebldJ CAMPBELLr
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-11-02
ID 0 IN g S tic S.

OnePrcc buyers respectfully invited to sxam inc
the stock, which, for variety and quality brics,
cannot fan to suit those wishing value for their money
u. MCKAY.
Ottawa Nov. %, 1851.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-11-02
Tao Sale Notice

thon
as sduuer time
dle ad
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-11-02
NEW GOODS At REOO|CKS,

WILLIAM REDDICK has received and is receiving
large and select assor tment of
iaIi ;si,d Winter Dry Goods,
Dryct f-om the Eastern markets consisting in part
PLAIN and FIGURED SILKS. FINE FRENCH ALL
wool DE LAME, FRENCH MEgINo, PARMETTOS,
ENGLISH and IRISH PoPIINS, PACIFIC HAHIL
TON DE LANES, fEENCH ALPACA, BOMRAZiNES
and CANTON CLOTHS LADIES CLoTIIS-FRENCH
ard english BLACKand CoLoRED-o, CL".Ks.
CHE, STELLA, PACIFIC md HAMILTON, DOUBLE
and SINGLE Of new and beautiful patterns ladies
and misses
TRIMMINGS
SIX Frnses Of all WIDTH and colors. No. Trrm-
and Resets, &c.
GLOVES AND HOSIERY.
Our stock of ladies' White, Brown. and Black
Cotton and Wool Hosiery is complete; also Il variety
ses', and Gents Gloves; Isle Thread Silk Kid
Long and Short Mohair Mits half fingers and "a gen.
eral assortment OF such small and thread stere
Goods as are usually found in Dry Goods s. ore.
CON ?~ Merrimac, Cocheco. Pacific, Hamilton and
< BALEs of Heavy Sheetins and Shifting for sale
l. y cheap for cash.
large assortment of Bleached Muslin of al widths
and prices, from 6 IA, to 81 ,. per yard
DOMESTIC IMPEACHMENT
Which is unusually full and complete in every de
partment and comprises all the popular STYLES of
Prints Sheetings Shrtings, DENNIS, Stripes Cloaks
Linen and Cotton Table Damask Pillow Case Cotton,
Russia Diaper. Crash, Canton Flannel, Red an White
All Wool Flannel, &C., all of which will be sold as
as the same quality OF Goods be bought for in the
west, 81 dozen j. W Brduey'J Celebrated Watch
Sprg Steel Skirts of all Sizes and prices cts
81 ,25 each.
Cloths, Cassm Doeskns, Sleeps Gray, satinets,
Cottonades and Jeans, 1T low prices
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Ladies' Cloth and Morocco Caters, Buskins and
Calf Shoes Misses Morocco Caters and Calf Shoes.
Mems Cali, Kip and Cow Hide Boots, from 81, 80
$50 apar.
CLOTHING
Mems Coats, Pants, Vests, Wool Undershirts and
Drawers.
GROCERIES,
full and complete assortment OF Sugars Teas, o
fee, Spices, MolasscS, ana the New York Ceisbr'.eu
XXX Syrup; White Fish Goldfish, Mackerei, Hefrihg'
Smoked and in Pickle; Dried Apples and Peache,'
We shall rndeavor at all times TO keep on manu- suc
a variety OF Dr,s Goods adapted 10 the season
styles will please the great Vrty OF tastes
of ,ur customers CALL AND SEE Look at our
soods-exauine and price then-you Will be always
noteIy and kindly treated, w'e ther you
purchase or not If stock is not as large yon
desire remember that it can be soon increased with
New and Fashionable Goods, if you give US your pat.
ronape Our Store is light airy and pleasant. No
goods will msrepresented and If at any time you
should get improper goods, let know edi tey
and a satisfactory adjustment will be made All that
we ask is, that you call examining my stock, at
No. ], REDDICKS BLOCK,
Ottawa, Get 5, 61l East of Court House
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-11-02
GentIemen's Furnishing Goods!
No Deviation from Prices Marked ON
the Goods,

Two Doors East of the City Bank, North Of the
Court House. IocI2l
OTTAWA, Oct. 9, 'Gi. F. L. FISKE.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-11-02

l. Hopey Drsv city Collector for the city OF Ottawa,
La Sale County, and STATE of Illinois, do hereby
give notice to all persons interested that shall app ly
county Court of Ii Sale County in the Stat: Of
Illinois the first day of ID ceuIjer Term thereof,
4. II. 1851, to BE- commenced and held at the court
house i'll said city of Ottawa, on Monday the second
of December, A. i,6i for judgment against the
several lots and of land and parts of lots and
tracts OF land above described, for The taxes interest
and costs due thereon for the Eighteen Hundred
sd Sxtysone, and a.o for Ter sell the
fr the sitfzfiction thereof; aud the Twenty TIL!
day Of December,A 1861, all the lots and tracts OF
apd and parts Of lots and tracts of land against which
alignment shall be rendered. and FOR the sac of which
order ST. AT made will be exposed to public sale
the doorg the court house in the city aforesaid for
the amount ttxes interest and costs due thereon.
Said sale will commence O'clock in tire forenoon,
md coptinire from day day until all of said lands
: HILd-t dvIf fts sold.
Tietsshoie~ costs. when sold, will he fifty cents on
each lot and fl yeiyht cauts on each tract of
land. HGPiEY DREW.
CITY Collector nT tie t''rs, of Otta,ra.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-11-02

After the reading of the resolutions the
meeting was addressed by Rev. Charles A.
Gilbert, of Joliet, ElHer Baldwin, Esq,
and VIM. w Calkints The resolutions
were then adopted and the meeting adj
.journed. Prof r. WILLIAMS,
WIN. w. CALKISs .Scc'u President
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-11-02

On Satu,d day last telegraph dispatches
were sent through by telegraph from San
Francisco to New York, Boston, NC A
| despatch from the Chief Justice of Cali
fornia to the President went through in less
than an hour.
Such an event, but for the overshadow-
ing interest in the progress OF the rebellion
which now absorbs all minds, would have
been hailed by our people with bonlires
and illuminations
ExMayor, Ex-M c., DC, Wentworth, OF
tutional convention, on the {" Union ticket.
We don t pretend to understand the nature
of the local squabble about county offices
in Chicago, but we really should like to
see Wentworth sent to the constitutional
convention Ills notions about banks and
high salaries are exactly right for the
times, and in the convention in question,
we have no doubt re would have influence
enough to have them engrafted on our
constitution.
Good old Dr. Mason, Presbsterian di-
vine, used TO tell of preacher at Fulton,
Usage county. y. y, what he did when he
wanted to raise an excitement for pro
tracted meeting he prayed as follows:
Lord, thou knowest what wicked
place Fulton is. Lord have mercy upon US
and send US Brother Phjnney Brother
p. was engaged at that time at Syracuse at
a higher figure.) Do send US Brother Phin-
new. But if thou canst not send us Broth
er Phinney-do come thyseE"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-28

December, 1857, 60 far a theEl may Be Ap-
pIai 70 tie prpysiona q tbs act and not ine5lsis
tent thsrggith. are hefetY revived %
AL the EXPENSE fbat may attend the execution o
this Aei the sum Of two hSndred thousand o.
20 mneh theFeuf ~ may b 4neeessaEyy be and the
sano & hereby appF65 ia5sd to Be paid out Of any
money In the TFsasuSy MOI otherWi8o appropriated
Approved, July II, 1854.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-28
1850
4 R0O = z : = = 1860
THB CENTRAIss7
PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD
- = 26o NILS DOUBLE TRACK.

d stnfi n ~
Il -, :. .,,,s, 4. ~.
sEses ~ - County, =.
! IL. =, - -. 5I.a
pps1TwREg IpftTTsBuRGa PHIIApRLPHIA.
49,. q, 4, Iirio, I1s,,ot a, I1itt.l,,rv,
, from III III f5r Phiia,
dslpha, NeE
20 toa ~ sS.S1 "a IN
~, 8esSs TS,fs: . -.
= atl ~ y = m
r. Sash frnin: Noodruf-s
~ - -. II M FsEt TT1ns The
IS rms Daiiy nan md Past Line sun.
day. Dy ~ t NJ
timo4s nd Wasbine toli.
LIE ~ ~ SFgoi ~ fGfySeEn PbIIRdelnhiR and New
YORK. Two Datiy ~ ~ 49,
an SSo YtI
n ~. sne SVS'S ',''e
arg "
taA River or teninsSon lane, " se
nay X obtained a. any e tha lmpeEtts2al
lAAlIo41 VIneeS IN IN w ~ M II.
!Sg1iAE hinS % W '.'s NtS
~ 4AEEsS. - Nv =. y Y =
quick rs by any Otner aoutes
ASK FOR TICKETS By PTTTsBURGH.
Ine SsP, n ~ 49, thSS ~ ~
7. : n : 4 n : I1Sat and eI,e
- - 6SFeaf WeStt 30
:, SyS al dtayass or SsrTiSs o.
S mn s.sa 81 shbpsEi II freisht, and
For freTht 6SntfaetS OF shipping Directions apply
e or SdaEssa eIheF Of me le1eA'n 81 me
,f = p,A. STEWART PittS5uFEhi
PI3ssR ~ XVI onS1SpT
cSeSSsr, foTtsnoath, o. p2Dpo0K q o., Jefferson.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-28
Raitinore& CHIC. Rail Road
Z IsEi ElEs -
81 Lnk Ig3y WREuIHpi 13fh April, 1851.

grl I!isF MIEE11lpi4afh lApfAl1 AhpAs
ON and aftsr the 14th Of April, 1851, the paslsn-
EgF Trains WI be fuH n folIowt, VIZ!
The E1prEa Train leAEss VII ceiling daily except
SUNDAYS a 10 A. NJ IJeiWo0d At 10OO a. M ArTtV.
Ing IN RaItim0Fe At 1lO A. NJ connecting With tile
EIpFGE train idTl Philadelphia New TOrhI Boston,
and all the Ra6teTn cities, leaving ut 6atA.Ms ar
riVes At Warrington At $50 A. NJ, making close eorl-
neeton HSttthS S6uthefn lines fer all Of the
Suuth. This train stops At the principal stations
from Wheeling TO Cumberland.
Returning, leaves Baltimore At 3:46 sPa NJ aud
Washipgtol ettypt 2il5P Sitf striving a BenEoo'i
af6AsiE ma Wheeling 1t an Nm, making direct
eoppPetipRY the fgE AL parts Of the
Wet, South west ard Northwegt. This train stops
anIY for meals and wood and water.
Tho Man Train leaves daily including sundYas At
e.BT p. NJ, Benwood hts7:2S p. M and arrives u
BaltInore At S:163p. n, eonneetinE With The Nall
train lesSihE for PhiladelphiA, New York, Boston,
and All Raltefh eitieA At as r. ~ aTiV1s At Wash.
InKt0n City at 620R.M connecting With the South.
gTnltnPs r all parts Of the South. ThietTain stops
otheSn5t end o. the read a Mound Cameron,
MSnlIlnEton, water Station Hllrmont and Grafton.
ingpa CITY at 4s25 A d. and arTyes At B6nWood a.
I0s16HM and wheeling u 1882 P. H., connecting
With the Expires train for partsof the Southwest
West and Northwest, This train stops At the PFth-
IN ~ fssao St "a wS.sliBs tap.
daIy except suhdhy leaving Piedmont At $40 AN.
aud arrives At Wheeling a $40 7: NJ:
W.P.sxTH, Mastef Of Transportation.
L.M.CoLEst cel1 Ticket Agent. AP2o
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BALTIMORE, ND.
ETNHIs INSTITUTION IS NOW III THE MOST
prosperous and douriGhing condition Twice du-
ring the last has Il been Necessary % obtain
larger apartments for the accommodation Of the IN
erCasing number Of students, representing nearly
every State in the Union z.,
II now occupies one Of the most conspicuous ami
deairRbly located buildings In the city The EoonEa
The ana f.stli.tSs hare Sasssd to young
men dsfn 70 qualify thensAlveS Pie Arly for tie
various duties Of the Counting Room, or TO obtain
Thorough Practical HISiHGEG Education generally, RTe
unsurpas.ef, "a by any Einnii4f estab-
nshm6ut d tho United statee - q Ffr
FACUITKtFs
- l. = = - lRAR. I08IEift - -. = =
PrinaPal-LeetureT on ths Science Of accounts Cont
meFee, BuGineAe Customs ETC.
A. q e@IIM!PHHhIRSl ~
Professor the Theory and Practice Of Reckless
.ns3-,9rg aug a. Il 4vfFs, 7st5-
Associate pToFessorof Bookkeeping.
Bu.tSs.S Ia SA esssSs6tsi psam6b,hi
80 s. T. w ILIAMs, Esd
III, LeetpBsfon MsreAnti1eLAW.
t.L REy. i, XHATRs BREsEn D.,
Lecturer on co1meEid Bthios-
5l4a!as ~ l5il 81 4TRUsTERsts
Hon. Jno. P. Kennedy, Hon Joshua gansant,
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|nTha CoIlso b provided With Oommereiai Library
OF Standard Works. hxprealy for the use Of the Stu
s ilsi, stnsnt asa dos 20 timsslE and is sspa-
5TisFo SsilshS vacation dudas theysari Students
can Slssp ~ full course
"A DIPI6iTI e a1ardad toAl Graduateb.-4
large and Beautifully OrnAmented Circular, con-
fanF IifitSRF[b OF BIn the
Exterior IntsTor7H ioW Of the College, various
designs ponmAnship &C., sent by mail
particulars. Address Ek.hosLEk
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-28
OFFICIAL
LAWS OF THE UNITED srArEs
Easss.a Il De FEra Ssssioa n ne Thirty SsseIIth
Cbllnett.

lPUgIlc-No.1.l
AN ACF toFefand and remit the dtios on AIMS I'm.
ported BY Statsa-
Dc ifiepSeted by nv SepRfp ard ffgass " RSPre-
q the uuIIed state America In Con
ETeis Assaulted That the Secretary q the Treasury
Re and hefs hereby authorized and directed 70 re-
fnnd and remit the duties and imposts all arms
ImpoFtSd into the United States since the INIT day
of iIsy taaa or which. may Be imported bofors the
frSt ilJ Of Ianaaf NEXT By or far tie Account Of
nv etitS; PI0Sidad the Secretary Of the Treasury
Gii ts ltiIAed that the said intended in
rood faltt ths5 nss d the Aro9pa iofeny state
which tn ior nay be nnEaged tnA4dinG q 11p1Eea
Gla4Aa r Ban - Is .41.-tl efl.4 .-l-
Approved, July 10, 1851. -l.sr- ilI't