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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-19

Gee. . And be IL further enacted, That every per
who shall be appointed assistant SHALL
AZ the time Of his Appointmants be not les than
tEenty-one yeuFs Of 1ee nor more than tWenty-six
years. and that, previous 70 his appointtnent MS
phyEiell, mental and moral qualifications shall be
board Of payniaStafa appointed for that purpose by
the Secretary Of the Navy, and under sneh Eegll1-
lions as he may prescribe. u
Gee. g. And bg It further enacted, That the anhii-
a payof paymasters shall be As tollo0s VIZ
on duty a SEA Tor the frst ave years amer date OF
commission, ope thousand three hnnaFea II
ter hVe yelIs from date Of commission one Thousand
on other duty, for the inst I'VE years amer date Of
Commission, one thousand dolaIei aiier hSs 80
dollars.
Eve years amer date Of commission, eight hundred
dollars; amer I'VE Year, from date Of one
Thousand dollars; and when attached 70 vessels loT
service, each assistant shAll be enttled
See. 4 Aud be 4 further enacted, That from and
AFTER the passage Of this act NO commanding otheer
Of any vessel In the navy shall be required 70 per
ter; and when such once shall become vacant, by
death or otherwise in shps Ht gea or on toren sta
tions or on the PHche coast Of the United State,
the senior ofieer present may make an acting APP
pOintment Of any 1t pBrSou TO perform the duties
until another paymRster or assistant paymaEter
shall report for duty. ANY person performing tie
duties Of paymAster assistant paymaster In aeeor
dance with this section (but not otherwise ehalib
entitled to receive the pay OF such grnde whilst -
Sec. 5. And he It further enacted, That each as
sstant paymaster shall, upon his appointment enter
into bonds In the amount Of ten thousand dollars
with at least two good and sufficient securities for
the faithful performance Of his duties, and that
slstant payIaItefs shall have rank and Preeedenec
with assistant sui geons not passed and thas All a
ters shall be made by regular promotion from the
list Of assistant payniastefs.
Sec @. And be II further enacted That u
months after the expirHtEH - sue present. inAnIEec
Hon fha rsEPs ~ paImlstera and assistant plynns
SeFs shall be reduced to the number Of seyenty-hye
IN the whole. = 80
Approved, July II, 1851.
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1leeeHer, 1857, 50 r as the same can ormay be ap-
piled TO tie provisions Of thfS act and not tnoonsis-
tent Herewith, are hereby revived q Ts-enaeted.
all the expenses that may attend the execution OF
this act the sum fF0 hundred thousand dollars OF
70 much thereof a. may be necessary, be and the
same Is hereby appropriated to be paid out OF any
money In the Treasury not otherwise appropriated.
Approved, July II. 1851.
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App Approved, July 10, 1851.
IPuBuc.-No. II

AN ACT 70 provide Tor tho payment Of the militia
and volunteers called Into the service Of the Uni.
ted state5, from the time they were called into
service to The thlTtieth day Of June, eighteen hun
died ADD slxty-One! gltEff
BE Il enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
Infaiiyes Of the United State5 Of America in Com
res assembled, That there DO and hereby l. apPro
rated out Of any money IN the TreaSuTy not 9th
riss appropriated, the sum Of Eve millions seTeA
undred and sixty thousand dollars, or 80 much
hereof as may be neeessaFy, to enable the Govern
tent to pay the militia and volunteers called into
srTiee u the United States, being an additional
/, mount required for the fiscal year ending June
uirtielh eighteen hundred and sixty-Ope.
Approved July u, 1861.
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OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
! assei AZ az fgr5t SesS0a Of ne ThiSty Sseesth
CbnqTe3J.

iyN ACT 70 refund and remit the duties arms I'm.
ported BY States
Be 4 enacted by the Senato and House Of Repre-
,ntAtfVeS or the United states Of America IN Con
res AssAmbied That the Secretary Of the Treasury
9 and he ls hereby authorized and directed % re-
md and remit the duties and impCsts on all arms
.nportsd Into the United States since the drst day
4 May Iast or which may be imported before the
mt day Of January next, BY or Tor the account Of
ALI be satiEhe that the said arms intended In
od.flith, for the use Of the troops Of any State
+ hIclf 4 or may be engaged In aiding TO suppress
se irsurreetion now lezstihe against the United
' Approved, July 10, 1851.
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IuuFs, d 'HIMbs'
wAasAw, wyoming Co., N. y, Oct. q, 1855

WAasAw, Wyoming Co., N. Y, Oct. q, 1885.
DEAR =; am using your Catlartic Pills In my
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cleanse ne system and I,iTify tie f0HntGiRg Of dc
blood JOHN @. AiEACHAAi, MD.
COrs patton, CostIveness, suppress.
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Dropsy, Paralysis, Fits, etc.
From Or. y. u. Vaughn, Montreal, Canada
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From The Req Or. Hd1kes, of tfe Aiethoditf
E,;SeonnL Church
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: - WlLslIUK EUIl5 u. m Gus IOOVs
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Physician OF the Murine Hospital
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Binious DIsorders-Liver Complaints

From DR.. TItrodoye Bel, Of NthO York City.
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Az Aor y ppeSiAt faf 10 Appoihtnsat q Assls
tans Payma3tus n the Navy.

BAH cnAeihd ~ re RGhata ard Rells az RsnFo.
tsntAtllel e lAS United Stats q AnelleA IN cea,
sSSsJF d ~ M q ihs d states - "a ~
~ 4 estabtilhsA and hat non and AfiAf The rs,
AsN o. this set thA PFeaideAt ne United slSteI,
~ and With tha AdlieS knd eohsahe q Tie eonNtRi
nay eppelnl a1Iltant ASnAltSfs nom tine - tine,
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LOO TRD,
Cor. Baltimore and Characteristic,

FOUNDED, CHARTERED 1854
LoOAT BD,
Cor. Baltimore and Charles-Sts.,
BALT1MOR &, MD.
IJIHIs INSTITUTION Is NOW IN THE MOST
i prosperous and hourfshlng condition. Twice du
ring the last has It been necessary TO obtain
larger apartments for the accommodation OF tho In
creasing number Of students, representing nearly
every State in the Union.
It now occupies one of the most conspicuous aud
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are eommOdiously arranged, spacious and elegantly
The advantages and facilities here offered to young
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FACULTYs e2
E. X. LOSIER,
Principal on the science of Accounts, Com
- merce, Business Customs, etc. f
y ~ J.M.PHILDIPsI
Professor of the Theory and Practice of
and Commercial Calculations.
H.H.DAYIBa
Associate Professor of Book Keeping.
@ sEifa hN.C.JoHNSoN, u! IIt.JJ Tlti-
Professor OF Business and ornamental PenmanshlTL
ST. WILLIAMS, ESQ,
Lectureron Mercantile Law.
go. REV. B. YEATBS REESE, d., -ae
lecturer on Commercial Bthios.,
TRUSTEES: ~
Hon. Jno: P. Kennedy Hon Joshua va, Xansant,
Jacob IfIsti Fsa WIN. Knabe, Esq,
The College Is provided wilma Commercial Library
o. stAne1tu EOtAt'' AttesstJ tSi hts S VI S S
Each Student has a desk to himself and is sepa.
ratcly instructed.
There being no vacation during the year, Students
Thetime usually required ocOmpletet the fullco
from to 10 weeks
A DIPLOMA Is awarded to all Graduates.
A large and Beautifully 0rnamsnted Circular, con.
tanning upwards Of SQUARE YEET, representing the
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EpiseopaI CAurch.
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Price 80 cts. per Box, or o Boxes for 81
Lowell, Mass.
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Dysentery, DIarrhoa, Relax, Worms

OSsehAoEyS OAtAEEhSSa1 ASeAsaA' W oAhs
From Dir. J. @. Green Of Chicago.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheel-
ing Rail Road.

OIePelanQt ElGCSptTg ana -Wheel-
ing Rail Road.
l@5+saG6=.s&E&a
ON AND AFTKR MONDAY, N0veraber 4th, 1851,
" Passenger Trains viii leave Bridgeport fol.
2 lows (sundAya exespted1
ll;l6 A. M NAL TTaln, Stopping At ali stations, NJ.
IiTes At Pittsburgh At l:l0 P. n, aud
y Cleveland at $40 I'M.
$50 p u. EHPr1ss IEaln, stopping At al stations
arrives ~ PfttsburIIh AZ 1000 p. II. aud
Cleveland q 9.4S a. u. rtzf
RETURNING TRAINS.
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Fiye e. BEidgSpOFt At 6.25 P. NJ and 6E55 A n.
Ar Leave Pittsborgh a l:66 AN. and lao 2. M
at BrIdssport AZ 6:2A A. n. and 6s25 p. II
Conneetions are made as Follows
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bnrE. Baltimore, Waihinstc Phila-
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A Cleveland with CiuyelaPd Toled 7. =, for San
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Chicago and the MORN wEs4. with
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} CruItlIns, Delaware, colOnhus and
ClbeinuAtl.
5 Al HudSon With The G z. ACRE. for Cuyahoga
IAllss Akron, MinsI1burEh and Woes
Al Auianes With P. Ft.yW.& c. R.R. for Canton,
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AtStsubonTille WitiIP. q 4 G. Lac and At BEIIAIR
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aFh. Columbus, Xshla, Dayton, Indl-
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Wtst and South West.
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70 t6o East, NORTH, West and NORTHWEST, at once
No, a WatIr trOee OF With RfaiEh gent At Bridge
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wheeling, Va.
JOHN CHAPMAN, Agent,
i'm. MCCULLOUGH, President -
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JOHN n. LAKIN.
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G. w. JOHNSON. g. SON,

Manufacturers OF Copper, TIN and
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n. R-subseriptisas received and forwarded BY
A. D. BEpInIIOE, gent for wheeling and vicinity,
epsees EnEraHiags and Art Journal can b gegn Rt
the Fclt ofiea. dfel5
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On. AYR: have used your Pills with extraordl
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DIoHs-l0 usTess prime Blee inst roous4Sa and
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1890 TILE CENTRAL Asoo
PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD

260 MILES DOUBLE TRACK.
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F[om Or. Ed,rard Bovd, Baltimore.

HTONI III kucuTu bOYul buIItNlOFt.
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Raltirnore 8 Ohio Rail Road

~. M sTEEs so1g9 R5s:,d;3t Do,.
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Thtee Throngh R ! ssnge s: Trains E..

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s. YER.S
.GATHARTIC PILLS

A BYoU SICK, FEEBLE AND COMPLAINING
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From a Forwarding Merchant of 81. Loni,.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-25

The TIK6s CORREsPONDEET ON THE CRI'
srs.-Russell, The famous correspondent Of
the London Timee, recently made speech
to the soldiers at Cairo and although ne
was somewhat guarded in his expressions,
it is evident that he is beginning to appre
cate the merits of our national struggle.
The following is the report of his remarks ::
CITIZEN SoLDIERs:-I have come among
you as chronicler of events. not as a manufac-
turer of public sentiment. / am but novice
at public speaking; but this much must say
at the start, tone volunteer is worth more than
ten pressed men," and as you have "pressed"
me into service to-day, you must not expect my
remarks to be more than One-tenth part as apt
or appropriate as those which have preceded
mine. Applause Gentlemen, you are enga-
ged in one of the most important wars that ever
has engaged the minds and hearts OF nations.
1t is unlike any war mentioned in history. 1t
is not a war in which people are fighting for
republican liberty against monarchy, neither
is it a war of conquest, such as has made the
fields of the Old World red with gore, but it is
war which, in its denouement, shall decide
whether Republican Democratic Confedera-
ton has in itself the essentials necessary to its
perpetuity and maintenance, or whether the old
established forms of government are the only
forms that can be made SO intact as to preserve
themselves against intestine revolution, as well
as against foreign encroachments. have trav-
elled somewhat extensively over your country,
and specially over the more southern part of
it, and have endeavored to study the character
of your people and your institutions, and to
come to Just conclusions upon your every fea-
ture of policy. have looked anxiously for a
solution of your present difficulties, and hoped
that such solution might be effected as should
tend to reunite you in stronger bonds of nation
ality than you have known before and this
will say to you, gentlemen, that the people of
other countries, are looking to you for a sOlu-
ton of the governmental problem, whether a
republican form of government has inherent
strength sufficient for its own maintenance and
protection. 1t is not the ministry of European
nations; it is not the press, of which am but
an humble representative, that are SO watching,
but the people Of those countries are they who
are the most intently looking for this solution.
Now, in conclusion, gentlemen, permit me to
say that do not and shall not espouse the
cause Of either party in the present unhappy
controversy, and as a neutral all have to say
is "God speed the right"
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-25

The ACTION OF CONGREss.-The most inn
portant intelligence received by the last
Pony, was the action Of the House Of Rep
resentatives in ap2rOpriating $16l 100000
for lhe payment Of volunteers. and $50 OOO,-
900 for the navy. The loan bill passed by
a vote of l49 to s. showing that the House
is almost unanimous in sustaining the ''war
policy of the Administration" The sketch
of the debate published in our last, shows
determination an the part of Congress to
devote the entire resources Of the nation to
the single object Of crushing the rebellion.
in the shortest possible time, and for this
purpose the men aud money asked for by
The President will be placed at bis disposal.
The members evidently believe there is no
alternative for the Government but to carry
OH the war, or else acknowledge the inde-
pendence of the seeded States, and make
peace on such terms as the traitors may
dictate. The latter course would be equiv
alent to the overthrow of the Federal Gov
eminent; aud the prompt action of Congress
in passing the army bills, evinces deter.
inination to sustain our free institutions.
even If IL costs millions Of lives aud bank
rupts the nation.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-25

BRECCINRIDGE NOMINATIONS The Follow
ing are the nominations, made yesterday
aud to-day, BY the Bleckinridge COnven-
tiOn:
Governor-John r. McConnell;
Lient. GovernOr-Jasper O'Farrell;
Supreme Judge-W. G. Wallace;
COngress-H. p. Barter, ID. o. Shattuck;
CONTROLLERS. II. Brooks;
Treasurer-Thos. Findley;
Clerk--C. S. Fairfax;
Attorney General-Tod Robinson;
Surveyor General-H. A. Higley;
State Printer-M. ID. Carr.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-25

COMING TO CALIPORNIA.-The Sacramento
Bee has received a copy Of The Huntsman's Is
Echo, paper published at Wood River
Center. Nebraska Territory. dated June 9Th,
and received per Overland Mail, from which
il copies the following:
Immigration is thrOnging the thoroughfare,
and seldom are the companies so far apart but
we can see at least one from our Office door.
Most that now pass up are for California and
Oregon-atfew for Washington, Utah and Ne
vada Territories. A great amount Of 6ne-we
may say very fine stock is daily passing. Cal
ifornia will receive valuable accession to her
population and wealth this season. Those pass
ing are generally in excellent health, and stock
in fine order, and as a whole, the people seem a
well-to-dO, intelligent working class"
Then follows u lOng lit Oi names of the
several companies, showing that California
is to receive large sccesSiOns 10 her pOpula-
ton from overland immigration the present
yeai.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-25

EASTERN BOUNDARY SURvEY.-The east
ern boundary line Of California and Nevada
Territory is now being surveyed. The l2Oth
parallel of longitude is the boundary as far
south as the 39th parallel of latitude. At the
intersection of the parallels, which will probably
be found to be near the southern shore of Lake
Bigler, the line strikes off southeast to the In
dian villages at the Mohave crossing Of the Up
per Colorado. The longitude of San Francisco
has been obtained exact, and the difference in
time will show the difference in longitude be-
tween that city and the eastern parallel. To
obtain this exact, there will be a connection
made from the San Francisco and Carson Val
ley wires to Lake Bigler observatory, and an
electric clock will be used. The correct time
at both observatories being known at the sum-
nit station, it will be easy to define the ground
crossed by the parallel. The latitude will be
obtained by other means.