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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-06

APPROVES, July ~, a esSg4. .4fif5
j,,..ssilsf h 8 FpupIto--No. Az % ~
AN ACT 10 provide Tor tho payment OF cue Inlntte
and allied lnto the saryteS OF the UNI
s ss9 Is he thrtst day Il SnS sERteen hun.
dred Ind xty-one.- Is
ENTHUSIASTICALLY tho ssnatSHnd House Of Repre-
M lfths IlltA Statesss II AIneriea in Com
49, SSspn6led fThat there Be- and hereby Is appro
Trlfsd GTlt of any money IN the TreA4uFy not 9TH
erJi3 sun Of Ave millions , sSTsn
tSere5f 81 may b neee TO enable the Severn
fndnf a uAy the militia and volunteers called into
mt n 5Sitsd ior ths fiSeAl year ending june
tihfSSttgh kiGhtsen bundled and sixty-one-
HpnroJed. Jnly Is, 1901. f5F 2
i APRtSsisS 1s9sS ~
TpUBLic-No. 81
z - ,jSo-,t.s IN, collection of
sdpht eis e.iiss i ~ ~ R.nr..
Be Il ~ w n, DIN
s ses Ss.sSblsd, That SESnsYsr II shall r. ths
tudgment gu tns fEs.l19 ~ y i,T 20 tts iaSTs Of
q ~ Ne - s~scnts
l6ereyenIe laws and eeset the ga5ses On
by ~ ~ SVstsist IL h. stbas-
port OF enlsy ~ ny 81 IA a a6T mort
lied 20 cause bucl u9Hes " y TN
Rhal eeasoi and IN such eSse ne a. Sa
ports Of delivery fniIl " Mn MI, f
srsGnd be Bal to ~ the obi o. SoleesoTs
at ports OF entry; nnu ~ ~ .oi s,1oiyss
with the = W IN
such number oil NeagheIsI = ~ Y, =,
spectors, appraisers, and clerks q may be
In his Judgement IA ~ aiirsr and shSiI Al
,FeSenn0 lava AZ eald Pofls o. ny =
and eStablsh the limit WITHIN when sSc
delivery RFe ~ ~ J.S,,a 81
aud Eltthe provision ~ ~
marine papers, inc ScAsine tElus, lne ~ I -
Of imports, and collte4on y 9MIlttS snII aPy -
the ports o. entry e ~ az taS-s
AS they do TO poFt1 81 entry py the
,noWln force. ..5..,. ,r1,.. Ji,. -,
Sec. And pc " IGIIheI n, th
the cause mentioned ~ me H atiss
Judgment Of the President the 5eNenue IRON
on imports cannot Pc euestpaY Sgl!sSheu , y 5f
FORT OF entry in any IN 'Is ~,
nary way Sna "a 4Is sscton! then, and
In that case ne may dlEeSt bnHt tne
Tor the district DC an nJ nn
vessel IN sid district or q Sea nee5 me coast, anu
In Guch ess the coleetoE snhli ~ ~
% % ~ ana eroes arriving within d APP
law on sala y ~ an ~ ~ Tx
on board any vessel q y 49,, o. III ~
master OF sac s ~ IrI AZ tShsSs
entry "a liz teution Il the laws ex
tst Tie hAastefot Neseel may pe - 70
change the o. ~ SI u hiI
manifest ~ .S f ~ desi intel
And pE9Sl11ssS11t inI IN IT, ~ H. trs5
Fe I1a1ST SegnIHtons foFihe enforcement
on y, of SHtIs ss m his
ing lno =. ~ M n,l stisShIe
- q "A he IL f,rtheT enacted That 1t shnll be
sec .. anu oe " 80 n A
unhwlni to hny ~ ,i sIs 6SIiecys Of
sota Ls ne TTrSs ~ lome court q the
United statss and IN eass g sn or eomb
TO tAAo4 80 ~ u - ~ sTf 20 heoyTr-
nAto1' ~ AZ rst5nS Il shsli and NAV
be lAEini i9r the " * IL a..
- ne eh1l lnAIe ~ ~ ~ ~, n ne
Ploy esSn SS " ~ It;,s, oI,,ntssrs "a
ssasS for lie purpose Of prevent
ing the removal o. such xeSsei OF %
ing the otneets o. tne Guy ~ ss ~ =
dy thereof Z, n, ,r 4, an,
Sc Z. ana y ~, ~
tndEment OF ths .tS ~ ~
IN nj nlt y. ~ ~
IN Sny v M IN IN oTins Say or
In The mSae ana s ~ lint the fres
dent Is hereby 70 close Tho porE or ports
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! : s5s75s7 go N '7WHREt1NG, iStii April, 1891!
s0Nnnd nfiafs tfs l4thof April, 1S61. the paSSe-
W EsrlTTains Will be rTiH a. follows HtEE Ha5sl
= The E&pfeaS Train leaves Hhseling daily except
snndRys 1t I0.Ali Hst&o6d at 1880 a. N, afTir-
fnE m Baltimore n 40 A, NJ connecting with tile
FSrfs q Iof PhiIade lPhIa, New York, BOSTON,
and all the Eastern cities, leaving at 6:l6 a NJ ar
rigoS n NnGhipEtbip ts9p 40 d making elOse enlI-
nOction With the Southern lines for ALI Of ts
Eouth. This train stops at the principal statloAs
hrorniW hSollnl to Cum bef1ahdy LIZ szslssyl'a
H1fufninC. leaves baltimore At u3ss6L PiLd,sand
WaIhington City at 246 P. NJ, arriving At BenwOpd
at a. II. and Wheeling ct Gs2T A. d, making direct
WA. JstbS 81 ana Nor sst. This train stops
onlS jkor meals and wood and Flat4Ts - AoE
To Mall Train leaves daly including SundY as ~
6.6T p NJ. BepWOOd at 7:25 p. NJ, and arrives ~
Baltimore At 3.16 p. NJ, connecting Win the MalI
train leaving for Philadelphia, New York, Boetoli
and ali Eastern citiea At 81, arrives at WhklI-s
InEton City q $50 p with the soutli'
er lines fbr ali parts Of the South Ths train stops
on tho yest end or the road At MoundsFtIe Cameron
MannIpEtpn, Water Station Fairmnnt and lfaiInn-
RstuEpfng, leave Baltimore. ~ 300 a.. ~, H9hl.
City At 4s2SA. ". and tEese1 behWood az
1910 e. MsAna Wheeling At 1889 Mo connecting
Jt the Cypress train for all the Southwest
wet ahd Northwest This train stops at the prtn'
cipa1 Nations only : y
Ths Piedmont and Wheeling Accommodation runs
dAIIyl except Sundays, leaving Pedm0utHt 6s40A.M.
Giid arriS eat Wheeling ut sIo ?. ". @
Wsp. sr4H, Master Of transportation.
LII, CotE, Gen1 Ticket Agent. aFz9
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Sea q And be II further enacted, That every I'ef
so :. Mho W ~ be not ess tlIali
= ~. G y -. ~ n nor more than tWentysi
9 ~ ~ sTintts 10 his aap0Intment. his
ySSI9SI IN "a T11y,i auslfdestinpS shall 10
~ HSa57 H ~ S,SarsbIv reported upon by
tqIl5 50 T.. for that purpoje by
~ 100 ~ Mn and under such reEula-
49, ~ - - y -, ,,rSIFyItS
uGA ne "a H n fTt6er enactsd That the annu-
-: 2. an ~ shaIl Be ~ follows viz:
~ ~ n re- nj fiTe yeai after date
W y ,ho,saTd tbree i,nndred doilaTs; az.
- F 49, ann tIatq 81 commission, one thonsaud
t ~ ms l,,,;,, ~ dofIafs.
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CHARACTERIZATION

10S4GN04 OI64 A14ONs
==e======stS.====4 szztt=z=4
Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheel-
-, z-toY ing RailjRoadIAsgEI as
tsR g i -
On Alb 1FTRR MONDAY, November 18th, 1891,
iSEu, tsdaaSy GzeSpssd5 sF;'is t'f'1e' "
1liS A. ". Mail Train, stopping al stations, ar
e e agi ;' ssSf e. SE'se;io 2 NJ aud
$50 P. u. Express Train. stopping At All stations
sT5ESs e Ptt: e. e ,t e. ICY y = aud
1850 P.SigEE q Jlaia, st5PpIhs 81 al stations,
arrives at Pittsburgh At 2o5 A. N. and
Cleveland ~ e:S5 A. 81. ID
RETURNING TRAINS.
LAaSa CsSSiEHaEaE GaB5A3 t&.kaad o4A6Py11., ar
rtTo a bridgeport at a26 p n, cas- A. N. and 1000
Is.,. p,l.ssSSsES x i.io a. NJ. SO i. H. and
1.S0P H., arrive At Bridgeport at esS A. n, 1000
. : An. end e<23 R.Hlq aeA 00uB
Connections are made AS FolIoSvsi -
AZ Pittsbpsgh VI yIyApJ4l p. R. for Harris
o,a s:iRsIS si YGEf aSd Ro.fGn Tor san
du5ly, Toledo Detroit, Chicago and
all points in the NORTH WEST. With
pstTpit Nte4neHlf for Detroit, Jaeksog,
Chicago and The NoaIE HEsT With
+i-'i ~ ~ kirk BuitSIo and Niagara FAlls With
Cleveland. Columbus Cincinnati Tot
a4.4 eEs:slIss R'laEAfs, colan0a' and
A. H4dsea yits ths g RE 9s IGn9EShsEs
AZ Alliance With P. Pt. W. { G. R. r. for Canton,
81 Mll.lllon, RODs.ss, sAlsrn, Rnon, Co
6,Hs..s.sytll5s VIII Il SO. dIss IL Br11AIa
with @. o. o. RR. for Evansville, New.
ark, Columbus, xenlR, Dayton, 1ndI.
anapolIst Cairo CineiBnatif LonIsvillos
ST. 1.Guis, st. Joseph and all points
wtst and South Wet, sr555 go i
Excursion Tickets TO Pittsburgh and return s3I5,
Fare Always az low and t tine much quicker shan
Thfough Tickets to all points In the West, North
and - can - proeured At the Ddice MOI 81 Water
street next d0orto Sprigg House, Wheeling, Va, aud
Il Bridgeport Station - - stsr4l. ~ -.
FreIFhf contracts will be made At lowest rates 10
any poipt accessible by this road and its
% tIe Hast5 North, West and Northwest, At ONCE
I1ort atstIon r. HAMILTON. Agent,
=. Wheeling, Va.
s+-sts I ~ 1i4ui1flts JOHN CHAPSiANsAgent,
s=ffs ii4f zna 70 5l.I;i TfdBepOTt, o.
J. NJ MCCULLOUGH, Presiden f5l7l
R.R. MYERS, Gent Ticket AEt-ai mn snoyo
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B-sObseTtptiqns FeegIyOa Gnd forwarded BY
A. b. BEDiLGlof AEnpi f9F wheeling apd Fielpt'l.
Gpeelnsa knGTsStnEa and Art Journal can b - Al
iss Fest Qf1se, ara s,lz s1...lr 49,
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Dyseptery. Diarrhaa, RsIaE, 1VoI

From Qr.J. g. Gneen u CAieaPo,
Your Pills have had a long trial in my practice I
hold them In esteHm % one OF the best apeEi1l
have er found. Their Alternative effect uPos
in EmalI doses for bilfi0llG dySellkeTH dHd DART
Their sugar-eOatinE makes them very acceptable
convenient foFthe usPiOf women and ehldrtn.
Dyspepsias ImPurity OF the Bloot
From Rev. J. y Hin,es, PastOr Of AfE'
HIurtI Rdst0Ii- 90 60
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EpiseopdI Church.

PULASKI HoUsE, sayannAh, Ga, jan -
HoN6EEp= Sin. i SfoaId be HnsTate5al Tor the r.
Jour skiII has brought mpif did not rePoft ~ =
20 YOU cold settled "a my limbs and hEOnFhL >
exeFueiatinx JIelTdl5ie psGls- which eHdea % 81
S1sir1GfirTSa NotVfthitandlnS had the belt
the diitaSa grew worse and W0rss =
81 tho adTieo Of your excellent agent IN Be.L
m N5ekenTie. fried your Piils- Their elect ~
dow, but sure BY perssTeTing In the use Of 11''
am INV entirely well,
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,r,,, DLEaI s 3 Is 81 e e, L7 IN

sm: have used your Pills In my. general and
pItal practice ever since you made them, aud e1Hl
hesitate to say they are the best eAthartie wee
Their regulating action on the liver is quick and
cided. consequeltly they are an admirable ma
for arrangements Of that organ. Indeed
seldom found case Of billfOais disedSe 80 obsts
that 1t did not readily yield 70 them! /,
ss'A's y, Pby-icIan of Tie NaTine HoIll
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On, ATEH: / have used your Pills with eItrsEi
nary success IN my family and among thuse s
called to Visit in dfstre8. To regulate the OrEln
digestion and purify the blood, they are the Etfy.
remedy / have ever known, and can confidently
commend them TO my friends.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-06

sxaA1E oHAnBEa, Baton ROugs5 La, Dee ., ~
IN. Ann: hays beSn entirely snrsd, og ~ ~
pfIIs Of RhglfsidfIc 6Out-apai ofses1S ,HTff
1870, n tbe pills in market contain Hsirs
j,ie, nItbsIizf, : valuable remedy In XII -
Z JspFerOus IN pnblie Pill, nom the dreaasai -.
auences that fequehtIy follow Its ineagt
These contain no mercury OF mih'3A
Price as cts. per Box, or 8 BOtesfOr y
80 Lowell, Mass.
SHE BY A C. GOOD CO. and . b 3 ST.
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nIOH,-l0 tleToll pItme Rec Joe, TIslII,,9, g g
Il - sa's y fiYfst y R6ittf
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THE ttDA1LY EMPRESS, ~
CHoFnirE or Evening Edition, It tie selection d
the gubscffb0F,1 rs sent b mall q SIX DOLLARS
ppE anhum, always paydbl0i IN advanee.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-06

-sei5-F-l BiJ FHE las a.H
sSEhf1.NEEK1IY Eek PRESS
Has been reduced to THREE DoLhARs PEI annuiu,
TiTs copipsn,n.,."a.",".4t1 d
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rIlHE
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CASH I
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H5FE
OnGbis1
Losses
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1877 Bou
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1915
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The
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far
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rHn CENTRAL
PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD

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OFFIGIAL.
LAWS or NM uNiITND STAINS.

Fund al tie FfrIt isstfi0n e Me Ihfrty sUeillt
lttZi 2 sllllslic C6NSrest.
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DR. AYEH: Your Pills are the paragon Of al q
great n medicine They have cured my little q
Ter Of ulcerOus sores upon her hRnda Ani fesii
had proved ineurab1e for years. Her mothe
been long ErievOuhly ahlie4ed with blotEboJ adj
ples on her skin and in her hair. After guE
Eas cured, she also tried yOuf Pills, and thsil
cured her- ~. ASA AOh4hlDs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-06
JOHN r. LAKIN,
Gro. ". JOHNSON. WI. 1oHSsoH.
G. W. JOHNSON & SON,

manufaeturers OF Copper, TIN and
sheet Iron Ware. sl
TTAYING AYAILED OURSELVES OF ALL THE
1 improved facilities, We are better prepared now
than ever to MI all orders for any article or work IN
the above line Of business Yaiiies and Conductors
made to order. Steamboat work done In substan-
tial and workmanlike manner. We are now paying
aricuar attention to this branch of the trade, and
can guarantee satisfaction In every particular. To
wholesale Dealers We can offer Inducements that
cannot be found elsewhere. Our stock Of Ware II
complete and the Is full at All times. We
keep stock OF th6htest and nibstappFOyed patterns
Of Coal and Wood St0Tes on hand a. ~ hmeG
CIV. JOHNSON 4 SON.
No. 7o Market Square,
fva-d&vtf 7-ig wheeling, Va.
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WA1sAJT. Wyomipr CO. ny,

Huu. Ms. z START, Physfefa1 and lRdsits, B'ti
apd ono or two large doassoF your phi, t.tia :
the proper time are excellent pr0motiVes Of the =
ifrdf aeeTati0H when wholly or partially sappls
and also very enectuAl TO eledASe the tt0ldea As
1eI uvoT7as. They are 80 much the best phys' :"
have that recommend no other TO ny patienis-
From lie Rev Or. HaWkss, If he A'iA'df
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Bridal Presents.

NEW YORK EXPRESS,
s.sl p 1aI& 10 PARK ROW.
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~ d And be Il; fsirthsr snketed, That nom and
After hfeen aftpf jSsppE Of the said pFpeIAi
InsFI n VFufid6d II the last toreg6InE section Of
ti hef my ihip OF vessel belonging In whole or IN
fFt % any Citizen Of Inhabltant % said State or
taFt Of stt6 WHO'S declared In q
StEtH found At sea or 10 any port OF
FUnIte HtptHB shah DO dorfatea % the
ssss Asa Isl. further enacted tina. IN tho exc
ehtt6h u q this hst end 81 hi other
lRyS SfthS Uifte M the QUESTION
Of dutIcs on imports and tohnAge Il may and thAll
- lkfl fol tie Pfeident, in addition 20 the teIef
nue. 6nttngH 10 hPfTleot0 employ IN I'D tueI
other snithhl may N fds5udBmant
-. b And b 4 further ShAett4, tbs fori
ftures and penalties incurred bySttpsi thie aet
may - nnitEatnd or rpuitttd, - pufbnAfee Of thu
ahihofIfy SSs4S III tie SsrStst % the Tsrssufy BY
M mi Rst f6tidihE fer mitigating o.
reutiinS ms MI pehaltiee, and disahilttieA
AnctufnE IN G1rlalnso aslS th1r1ln hisntiuned ~
pfoTrd March lhlr1 ssfphtusI hnnd9e md ninety
soNeht or tu special may
snsIn 70 fpqulre - Spllf0ne 70 %
tfl En- The tIeretA = PIE GfeagnfF.s-i 4
= 5e&q And 50 e sfdtEk ehAet6d, That pfpoSed-
maj an iknfAt III eitafS4 under this act may Be
pHFsn6din lhh egggts q gfhe p1te StAtes IN any
3istfIgt tntgi che tfob6FsS d sgHea NAY be
i1heR hna pfdtoS1lnkI Instituted and sueh e6alt
sli hsyB Rnd Ghttttsin - full tpp 0ker Che
.snN asif tlie RelSufb ySAs f1adS n that district
lAbpt6sed, 5uiS IL ASA. "a, y ..s5s5,
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from LJT. E0lrdTM bUyui DdtIIII0It
DEAn BRO. AHER=I cannot answer you unAei
plants have CARED with your Pills better y
say al tht tgs epss treat IgtEtds PTp1fire Ils.a
place great dependence on an. edectunl eathal:
my daily contest with disease, and believing u
that Your Pills afford Us the boat We have q q
yalue them highly, ,.l..f,,, ,,...,.,-
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/. & e. ErOR m 4. ". CltTfitTINAE NeiS OTitahE
Your pills are the prince Of purge Their 9
lent qualities suIpass any eattaFtie We poses
are mild, hat very certain and sHeetEal in IL
ton on the bowels, which makea them InyalnlA
us In the daily treatment Of disease.
Headache, Sick HeadReheJ Foul
2 mach.
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LII L. Houp9S asalIa ~. g. .lPs g
THos. A. sc0TT, Gsa1 Stp4 Alto0nA Pa Jan1'e9
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RaItifnore 81 ohio Rail Road

I'M MecULLoUGH, President 3 So :. IN. I
KRMYERs, Gent Tickle Agt.s b., s75 noyS
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the study Of their profession at an early period Of
life, and have elementary instruction in military
school. Until such school shall be established, it
is recommended that cadets be appointed and at
tached to companies until they shall have attained
the age, and have acquired the knowledge to ht
them for the duties OF lieutepants.
also call your attention TO an omission IN the
law organizing the army, in relation to military
chaplains, and recommend that provision be made
for their appointment.
In conclusion, congratulate you on the fact
| that in every portion of our country there has
been exhibited the most patriotic devotion to our
| common cause. Transportation companies have
freely rendered ttSa use OF their lines for troops
and supplies The Fresidents of the Railroads of
the Conlederacy, in coiapany with others who con-
troll lines of communication with States that we
hope soon to greet as sisters assembled in conyen-
ton in this city, and not only reduced largely the
rates heretofore demanded for mail service and con
veyance Of troops and munitions, but voluntarily
profered to receive their compensation at these
duced rates in the bonds OF the Confederacy, for
the purpose of leaving all the resources of the
Government at its disposal for the common defence.
| acquisitions for troops have been met with such
alacrity that the numbers rendering their services
have in every instance greatly exceeded the de-
| mand Men of the highest official and social posi-
| ton are serving as volunteers in the ranks. The
gravity of age, the zeal of YOUTH rival each other
in the desire to be foremost for the public defence
and though at no other point than the one hereto
fore noticed, have they been stimulated by the eX-
| element incident to actual engagement, and the
hope of distinction for individual achievement, they
have borne, what for new troops, is the most severe
ordeal-patient toll constant vigil, and all the ex-
posure and discomfort of active service, with re-
| solution and fortitude such az 70 command the ap.
| probation and justify the highest expectation OF
their conduct when active Valor shali be required
| in place of steady endurance.
| people thus united and resolved cannot shrink
| from any sacrifice which they may be called on to
make, nor can there be reasonable doubt ot their
| fual success however long and severe may be the
test of their determination TO maintain their birth
right of freedom and equality, as trust which it
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ATTENTION, VOLUNTEERS. s. N. Moody, COR
ner of anal and Royal tteet to-day large as
of articles requisite Il he promotion o. tie neal ana
of gallant HIS stock embraces Hammer
mpa shirts eek shirts ed and cotton under
Shirts drawers seeks and any articles Tor The use Of the
soldier Thes goods are os oSest prices Those
desiring to purchase should avail themselves othis
opportunity. ztss
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MEXICAN CORRESPONDENCE.

Complications of Matdmoras AfdirS-Af'aid Of
Ft6busters, of Reactionists, aud of Liberais--An-
fta, SO far-TaqH Indians IN Repolt-Aiactina~
tons Of Los Aulericdnos--ite
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-06

MILITARY GooDs.--Mf. Louis Plfet, No 1888
depa siFees that just epen stge stock If
mliiary rnniugs 81 ostagnf europe has
hand select Of fancy goods we refer
3eif readers to tie advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-06

or support ana by the secession OF these States,
have been deprived of their claim against the Gov
ernment of the United States. | recommend the
appropriation of the sum necessary to pay these
pensioners as well as those of thearmy, whose
claim can scarcely exceed $4,000 per annum.
The Postmaster General has already sccceeded
in organizing his Department to such an extent as
to be in readiness to assume the direction of our
postal affairs on the occurrence OF the contingency
contemplated by the act of 18th March, 1861 or
| even sooner, if desired by Congress.
! The various books and circulars have been pre-
pared, and measures taken to secure supplies of
blanks postage stamps, stamped envelopes, mail
bags locks, keys, etc.
He presents detailed classification and arrange
ment of the clerical force aud asks for its increase
An Auditor of the Treasury for this Department
is necessary, and plan is submitted for the organ
| ization of his bureau.
| The great number and magnitude of the accounts
of this department require an increase of the Cler
iGal force in the accounting branch in the treasury
The revenues of this department are col'ected ana
dishursed in modes peculiar to itself, and require
a special bureau to secure proper accountability
in the administration of its finances.
call your attention to the additional legislation
required for this Departmental the recommend
alton for changes in the law fixing the rates
| of postage on newspapers and sealed packages OF
certain kinds, and specially TO the recommendation
| Of the Secretary in which concur, that you pro.
vide at once for the assumption by him of the
troll of our entire postal service.
IN the military organization of the States, pro
vision is made for Brigadier and Major Generals
but in the army Of the Confederate States the high
est grade is that of Brigader General hence il
! will no doubt sometimes occur that where troops
| OF the G0ntederacy do duty with the militia, the
| General selected for the command and possessed
of the views and purposes OF this Government, will
be superseded by officer of the militia, not haV
! ing the same advantages. To avoid this contin
| gencyin the least objectionable manner, recon
| mend that additional rank be given to the Genera
of the Confederate army, and cnncurring in tbs
policy of having but one grade of Generals in tbs
army of the Confederacy, recommend that thu
4 law of its organization be amended, SO that tht
grade be that of General.
To secure thorough military education, it il
deemed essential that officers should enter upoI
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-13
TRUSTEES SALE.
Trustee

WhkkEAo, Hawkins Taylor, by his Deed of
1897, conveyed to Gcorge G. Dixon as Trustee, the
ioowing described real estate situate in Wilsey 8
Adii.ioa 70 the City Of Keokuk, County Of Lee,
anu State OF Iowa, and more particularly descrb bed
~ i've acres, being the south half Of Block num-
Der s'x IN SAID Addition; which conveyance WAS
mace 70 secure the payment Of twelve promisso-
~ notes, IN said Deed II Trust specified and des-
crinei, ex cu1ed BY said Ha. kris lay lor to reene
n ~ ana Joseph kidgway, dated the ninth day
y 1uns, 1901, payable in s,x equal annual pa,-
ments from the ihirdday Of February, A. ID. 1851,
oearng eight per cent interest and for the aggre-
gaze sumsf s4,i66 $4,000 and whereas the hrst
esht ~ sau notes aid the interest remain lue and
n1paid, therefore, ut the request If the holders
thereof, 4, Heo'geg q. Dixon said Trustee, will sell
.he real estate above described, according to the
provisions oi sad Deed Of Trust 1t the front door
q The Court House in keokuk aforesaid, on she
-, aay u March next, between the hours Of 3
: o,ocA =, ~. and o'clock p. m. If that Day, for
20 ine CHEST bidder satisfy said notes. In
terest and costs. GknRGEi nixon
Feb. 10, lStldAw Trustas.