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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-08
CArARRH CURED.

From the Rev. p. r. Russell, Lynn, nsss
have been much troubled with Cat,rrh Of the worst type
for some twenty yel. 1, gradually grew worse producing
cough AMI hoaueness Destroying the Of smell and
AAng down my general health to such degree to com
pei me to resign my rss,oae and suspend public speaking
made dgen. of the usual remedies such snuas Of
divers knds nitrate Of silver tawa;er olveiar and nhAs'
tons without any very salutary effects Last Summer
heard Of Dr. Lshhs successful mode Of treating Casahs
visited him. ard pu. myself under lis treatment besss
INN edsey improve and this improvement has gone %
to the present time. Ny Cstsh has gradually melted away
my cough has disappeared voice has become n'ua and
am more able preach the blessed Gospel Let ne
advise all rho are troubled with e,.'hs difficulties to apply
to Dr. LishthilL T. ~ HOSo|Ih-
Lynn Masa, Feb. l. 1862
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-08
gehooncrs Ashore.

HO1TTY SFirTdly, DO o.
Tle fchooners j. X. Daher and 5. -. Io~ee, from
y..,-Ycrk lor Bosom. are 8. 1ore on IoCdy Rocks
lin Both vel -eli ~ II pro5aols be total loSs.
me crew Of the hitter nTe supposed 10 be lott
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-08

~ no I3si...i97ei i31oej...l1lls l - 1o
siaru.. psjoriiy 1880 Aliens majority 1870; toai
vote 2ss 7s Llnoes'. majority. II efG Total vote In 100
81 10 Total lo., % vote. 5c EepusieAn les 2o.;
Denocfatlc los, ~ SO
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,nasriet

Gen. Mcclellan bas purchased q house in this city
Thirty fret street, near Fifth avenue and expects
10 make it his permanent home.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-08

Seasons. ,,
1 haze lust completed my large ard elt"usiTe
.f1,e of Ffi.L AID WINTER CLOrdlSG, rot s1rpas.ed
AS to VARIETY, TASTE, add SLY LII in this city, Ine
CuILDNgN's and FURNISHING DEPARTMENT. rot
oquaied All OF which viii be sold n very low prices fea'e
F.E BALDWIN.
Eos 20 and y Bowery.
Tie l.sss. store in the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-08

Patients will 90. be received except during the rssuw
sce hours unc In Of emergency By special ~
fsnsemen. Parties residing 1t distance are hereby In
o ed that personal examination 10 requisite In case
befo - appropriate treatment can be Instituted
DR.. LyGHTuILLS recent work "a Popuier Trsstiss %
DesneIts Csuses and Prevention" nay DO obtained Of
Carleton Publisher No. Az Broadway Of any respectable
bookseller. Prios oil.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-08
New.YOrk, A.. Is, 1894

METROPOLITAN HoIsL Nxw.YoRK, Aug. 90 1851.
Dr. Lishtb has succeeded in restoring my hearing wtsA
wa, considerably impaired aud has also removed tbs r'ss
in MY bead which had nessssntly annoyed me.
A. am resten, OF Nswor.eaDs. and stranger In the
city, intending stay but short time longer mats ress.
ence to Mos sturgsl Reunei Co., No Us Frons and
sndto Mr. E. Fishsr No. % Psrkrow to WHOM. ws1
known, aud who familiar with the circumstances Of my
csc. o. DE- CASTRO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-08
French China Dinner sets

frenrh tblna winner srtss
HANDSOMELY DECORATED. from y W upward
FRENCH CHINA TIA SETS. from : II upward
WHITE FRENCH CHINA TEA SETS, ~ per set.
We have the lar1est and
FINEsT ASSORTMENT Oh TIE ABOVE GOODS
thst has been IN the Cy and we respectfully invite we
attention Of buyen.
Also,
an nmens, veyi.y o. FANCY GOODS. specially inpotrd
Nd peoulc.urei for the Hoiilays such PHOTOGRAPH
ALBUMS. CARlCAIURE FIGURES. PAklAJ SIAr
DlEsiING-TaBLE sEIs, SIZZLING SILVER and
SILVER PLATED WARE &C, &C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-08
Dn5lness Noilres.

Mrs. WiNsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP for children
teehug onJ relieves the child from rsn but nygoro,es
stomach snd bowels acdy and gises tone AID
vi.or to the whole sy,toui. Is cents bottle
NTw-YoEK, Dee g. l85,.
The interest Of G.. b. FARNASi in our firm
from this date Also he IL in our employ.
ueBt Jsngs CASSIDY a Co, no. lJj ttortst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-08

Crnit.s Nri,roscope-The NEW HOLIDAY GIFT
faths un.o, 5alcs. aud bes- y cFoscoPe n
tue S. ord fox general Pfce by mail, -.
l..ti l mounted objects. -. address Lt.'is4 I"AAS
| Il. larLr Nna d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-08

BRoogLys. \. Y, Aug 49, 1861
Henry Laws s.OrpiDs with has been afflicted with
deafness for some time lie spilled Dr. Ligh,LI, wha
a.er few weeks treatment, completely restored hH.
that he hears WELL snd Is enabled attend to buasss
which before 10 could ro; without great inconveDieDce
JOHN MURDOCH.
Ne. iG Fultons. Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-08

No ~ FIFrH-sr, NxwYosK, June IS. 1904
On LIGurnILL-Delr srs take pleasure In te'yinsts
III. remarkable SKIN ard Judgment you displayed In the case
of my daughter who had been partially deaf sccompanisiby
discharge FROM tho ears. siuce early infancy. and 10 now
thanks to your treatment able to lear well any ono
willie Ter free from the discharge. Although IL 10
nearly yess since she has been under your hss
hearing remains good and her sound the day she
len you. o. s. HOLLY.
EKw.YoRS. jane 10. 1867
DR. LIsurHuL-Dsiy 81: Perni, me to ,haas you mo"
sincerely io tho Invaluable services you have rendered ne -
resoriag the hearing Of my son. who had been deal '
fancy and who had previously heen under tho '''' "
best medical talon. without the slightest success
Respectfully,
ANsELL HEIGHT,
Ne. i15 es.a~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-08
BSAgsEkED.

suJRDOCR-PATTrI-In th..ciiy. ou Thursday Dec 8 by
IN Re, d. serr. F1nc,s .tsooi Mpriock - hs5oiia
Ipgelsoll daughter Of Jamss Fattee. .sq.
WORTH -PRNpLE-On Thur.ily Dec T. by. ,ho Re-.
Henry !. Van Dycs. Mf. John u Woith 70 tli- Juli
asssh.er Of Isaac nadl- e'q or Of Brooklyn 10 cards
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-08

Cturify puzaar-For the benefit Of the Home for The
Ff,na e,. Dec. ssh 1884, Il the Home Chsiel NO -
Fas. l9,n-s.. oren from II a. IA. to Top II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-08
DEAFNESS.
Diseases Of tire Bye. Gar.

Dr. LIGHTHrLL oan bs consulted daily from SoissH
a. H. until D. - ., his residence. Me- - st. MsrkspAs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-08
SPECIAL NOTICE,


We shall in q few day.. spen q LARGE INVOICE OF
HANDSOME TOILET SETS, which We intend 20 offer
AT GREAT BARGAINS, VIZ:
COLL BAND TOILET SETS. II Dieces.... % 50 per set
COLORED BAND TOILET SETS II pieces 90 per ST.
WnI1E TOILET SBiS, IL pisces......... p per ~
Samples ard oGdess booked FOR delivery when
opened. . ,., ~
Nos. 900, 400 and 40. Brcsdwiy. cor. Broome-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-08

NEw.YoEz, July %, 1907
he,eby certify tina, have suffered during many year,
from trouble in hesrnsone g. list becsme entirely deaf
the other bad reudes conversation difficult
applied to Dr. LshAl Of no. "a St. M.tsrPlsce, who. 10
shor. time and without PAIN re.toIeI 10 the Of my
ears 90 that l can now hear perfectly well
}. DISCO No l5a East 23dst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-08

., o'clock THURSDAY fNENISG. Dec. H.
Il which most portgnt practical information viii DO given
20 those who vi. labor good Of relieving the
sick and wounded The amy wit the assurance hr their
will thrown IicAe' each tfni ting one
us,son can De obtained &C the Office Il the WOMASS GEN
TRIAL AS5OCIArON. No. II Cooper Dion Jisvi Of the
Office OF the SANITARY COMMISSION. To 82j Broadway
tom HOWARD POTTER E.q Treasurer; the office Of
klessrs BROWN BROS. & Co.. No - Wal-at aud az the
bookstore GEO. r. ALLEN.
Chairman Of COMMITTEES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-08

HEAVY KNIT, ALL Wool
UsDERsHiRTs AND DRAWERS,
o. HAND AND MADz TO ORDER ~
UsIoS ADASs No 637 DrosdSsy
HOLIDAY Presents.
wurElsR / WILSON'S SEvsG -MAcnNg.
HONEST rrFyiUv.
In,crnsloral Exhibition. London 1872.
Office. no SO BRosDwRY Nsw-York.
READER. you can nave an enduring, always
,ady and rssh.s OotD lrs. exactly slaisd your
srd yls o. wrtrr whcn vii 90 your Whiting v.siyaas,p
hsa steel F-nL you want H. cal on 4, NogroG No -
&aeeu.s,e or lnciose stamp or e.. cuiir
Bold STEoKE.--At Retail-An Extensive
Nsuusciuf-Fs stock % Gents superior Lire CoILaTs O.
Q 30 e dasr1 10 c-nfs esrh The bes usk- Of C,.F
market and warranted superior 10 these sold c-s here
l-i d.I ]. al. BIAKE Co. No. 80 Broadway.
Whiif-st
BEAUTIFUL LIFELINE PICTURES.
Clites de Nliito, 2 Pc doIsni Dupcis. 20 All Me-.
sivr, registered. j. A. Ln~s, No ~ Onshsniss. ~ l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-08

II. =. Sanitary Gon1InIssion.-WOMhN'S CEN
tAL ASSOCIATION OF HELIkt.-A meeting will be
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-08

d. LIaHruI-Dedv Sir: am pleased to be able to tes-
fy q, he earv OF your treatment 10 The case Of ny wif
WHOSE hearing IN succeeded N restoring Se
treatment Of various kinis had been applied Ia vain nay
furthermore ,,ate that her hearing remains good up to the
present time though is several since she hes bees
I'D, van, ,s,a. T. CLAYBURGH No. Ia Duaaest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-08

An ofissr attached 20 Gen. Bankss Ezpeoiuon
and who ef, II a. Fortress Monroe on account Of III
L.al.h reached Washington to-day, aud reports ina
ID. vesses Of tie expedition are puh"l'g tIo" 'oy
sge soulbwsId.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-08
No. 74o wArER.sr, Nsw.YoRK, June 3, 1852.

Dr. Li.hlhil has succeeded In completely restoring my
hearing which wa, seriously mpsred although previous 70
applying 20 him YVES treated b! several "'H'"
Iho ea.. benefit Any further information sh'uli %
pss.el to render on application Il my residence No
l7 2dss BroO.lyu (. d. a. my place Of business No.
IA w.,cr.. WA Il WATERBURY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-08

The Commissioner OF Pensions ha' appointed the
fonowiuy examining surgeons: Dr. Benjamin john
son. Dover. Ne. Lr. Samuel R.cbarsdson, Water
town, Maa., DR.. william N. Banet. HfcNomt
81. .-.:..s -. X-...-.-- --..ee. -, -. ---.--
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-12

b1-THE EKoBus la view Of The pro.
posed draft, the population Of Wheeling,
the patriotic "blaH city" bGs become very
suddenly depleted. The city is not As
"PopulOus a, ii Was" More practically
speaking, "iL iI growing small by degrees
and beautifully lesS." Tho drgJf has pat
more Oh the sick list than ever the Cholera
did-and the result is, that the exodus for
the Lakes and Canada has set 10 strongly.
The Pittsburgh 4 Cleveland Railroad Com.
pany 10 consequence Of which, Is "mAking
"a handsome thing Of IT," What part Of
Canada these Representatives OF the 7. +.
VS. are going 10, we are not prepared 10
say-probably the Fugitive Slave districts.
70 pay some blood relation visit. Who
knows l-Sieu5sAriRs Heyald.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-12
ma POM of-liIIls,I.-T5e Cbir,g

bGrA Pour OF lHTEGSsI.-TAe Chicago
Journal says that ds'ertsri to Canada from
OOr army can Be slAiasd By Unitsd States
military officers, uad brought home to be
punished. ia accordance With the English
treaty that every man enrolled for service
undsr the pFsSsn. eOuIeriPtiou virtually
bSlopgS to the Government army, Gnd that
there is reason, to bslisTs that be eau be
brough! home under the zane sireamltan.
cs' nIa dsIertsr. All those Interested 10
lodging the draft will do we'll to look into
this subject, before taking passage for
Canadian trip. I. may save the IOubis Of
coming home ju diIgrAes.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-12

H4- COMMITTEE Oh OROEG.-Ths follow.
ing gentlemen have been selected by the
Committee Of Arrangements, aud are re-
queSted to aid in preserving order during
the meeting this evening:
John Goody. John T. Handy, WIN. D.
TcrVis, Joseph Greer. L. D. Wait, James
a. ShrORds, Vim. Holiday, Samuel Irwin,
George ". Sights. WIN. VI Berrybill, C. l..
SIiIeI, James BodIey, Alex. Laughlin, Il.
Hamilton, John +. Wilson, Geo. x. Wheat,
Johu X. BOtsford, Wm SbAftr, John Clay.
ton. W. Hamilton W. p. Hall, J. Britt Jr. a..
D. V. Sharp, + Is. Caldwell, II, Campbell,
n. March, K Bond, r. +. Chaliaut.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-12


B3-THE WoRLD's UrlSloN must have its
due and proper course ia its endorsement
at the wonderful virtues Of the celebrated
Mrs, Garduer's Indian Balsau Of Liver.
Tor, and loarhOund, which cures Coughs,
Colds and Consumption, and is doing won.
ders For sale by Reed 4 Kraft.
The Lyhamg Fly K,iier-FOr killing
flies. For sale by Reed 4 Kraft.
Purify your blood by using Lindsey,
Blood Senrchsr, Brentlinger Fluid Extract
of Sarsaparilla and DapdeliOn, Aver Sar.
sapArilln, Kenuedy'S Medical Discovery.
For sale by Reed & Kraft.
HsmIiTsttI Inimifd6is Hdir Restorative.
This article is too we'll known to need 70.
commendation. It restores gray hair to its
original color. 1t keeps the hair healthy,
stimulates its growth, renders ii very beau.
tifuI, and removes daudruF. For sale by
Reed & Kraft.
Hampton's Vegetable Tincture, BGr.
HAYES Holland Bttters, Hooaands German
Buffers, Hostetters Stomach Bitlers, Sand.
tOrd's Liver Invigorator, Browns Essence
Of Jamaica Ginger. For sale BY Reed l.
KRAFT.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for cbil.
drGn teething, Sir james CIark's Female
Periodical Pills, DR.. Eoas Pills, Todds
Pills, Ayers Pills, wrights Indian vege-
table Pills, McLAno's Pills, Jayne's Pills
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-12

BV-rHE RyER.-Thsre were only 30
inches 10 the channel Of. the Ohio yesterday.
There are two new boats at the landing,
recently builtnt Brownsville, Pa. One the
Romeo is fae looking little craft, She
went down the river in the afternoon with
couple of flats i'll tow. The other called
the NewsbOy was buiItby Capt. John List,
for aud will run in the Dsllair, Wheeling
aud MArsiasville trade, in connection with
the Signet.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-12
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES.
Additional Particulars of the late
Battle.

CULrEPPER, Va, August 9.-Iu conse-
quence Of the advance OF the enemy yes.
terday 10 this side OF RApidAu, Gen. Pope
sent forward the second army corps, COM
mauded BY Gen. Banks 10 hold him in
check. AT daylight this morning it was
discovered that the enemy advanced as far
as Cedar Run Mountain, holding its wood
ed sides and cleared slopes. Only small
portion Of thei: strength however was visi.
bic. They also held tho range of eleva.
tons and rsvines westward Of the noun.
tain. An elevated shot ! mile from the
mountain, and a mile long east and west
mostly cleared ground was selected by
Gen. Banks as the best place to receive
their attack.
The forenoon was spent by the enemy 10
manoaVeFing, 10 which they only OCCASION
ally showed themselves.
At o'clock P. NJ. q battery on our front,
mile and half range, opened on Us, and
their infantry drove in our pickets 10 the
woods on our right wing. Afterwards
battery after battery was unmarked on the
mountain, the slopes and every hill, max.
ing crescent Of batteries Of nearly three
miles, each commanding our position. For
two hours our batteries were exposed 10
cross and flank fires. The enemy evidently
outpumbered US 10 guns and weight. We
replied shot for shot till o'clock, when
they opened au eufIAde battery on our
right
Gen, Banks gave orders to cease firing
and charge this battery. The duty assign.
ed 70 Crawford's brigade Of Williams di.
vision and 46th Psun'a led the charge
Behind the battery was thicket Of scrub
oak and before tue 4Gth could reach the
the guns they were moved down by ter.
riGc FIRE from the thicket. The rest Of the
brigade were broughtup snd subseq uently
the rest Of Williams aud Anglers COM
mauds, but the euemy's brigades were
found at every point. This battle ground
was in thick set woods with rAvine on
our right Here nearly all the enemy's in.
fautEy had been concealed during the SHELL.
ing, securing themselves from observation
BY expeiling our pickets.
This was probably one Of the hardest
contested fights that has been fought in
Virginia. i lasted until dark, when oul
forces retired from the field, taking new
position beyond the reach Of the enemy.
guns from their advantageous position or
the heights. Our Infantry was badly chi
up, We lost two guns. The enemy'l
loss was certainly greater than ours, al
taslr dense columns were frequently rid
died BY oar asttllerists. We took many
prisoners.
Since Your correspondent left the field
large reintorcemeutS have reached there
and for an hour shots have been ex
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-12

WAE DEPARTMENT, August 1.-THE
temporary restrictions upon travelling
deemed necessary TO prevent ryasions Of
liability TO DO drafted Into the militia, were
not intended to apply to eouriers with dis.
patches to aud from the legations ofirieul.
ly powers In the Uuitcl SiAtes. All au
lhoriItes civil aud military are consequent.
" required to allow such courirrs to pass
freely without let or nolcs,atiou.
LSighedl EpwlN N, STANTON,
Sseg Of War.
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important nrdsr.
WAsHISdrOS, Aug. 1.-THE following is
a copy Of circular issued to-day;
WAN DEPARruRYT


copy Of circular issued to-day;
WAX DEPARTMENT,
WAsnISGTOS, D. u, Aug II, 90
10 Military CoaaaRiaAlI, Proro,t Mar.
iAal', United SiaisI AdtsAaLS, aud POitt
0ReerI:
You will receive herewith an order Of
the War Department to prevent the evasion
OF military duty, and for the suppression Of
dtsloyal practices, dated the sth VI August,
1852. This order, TO 10 efficient, ls neces.
satiIY very comprehensive ia itS terms, and
Its proper execution requires the exercise
oi sound judgment and discretion Ia the
officers to whom its enforcement is co.
trusted, and to guard you 10 its execution,
tbs following instructions arc to be oh.
served;
Ftrst-Ihe order comprises two classes
OF persons, viz; those who are about leav.
ing the United States to evads military
duty, and those who for the same purpose
leave their own state. Leaving the Uni,ed
states until the military drAft Is perfected,
is absolutely prohibited but il was not
the Intention OF the order to interfere with
the transit from state to state Of any per.
sons but those who design to evado mill.
tary duty. Whenever you have reason to
believe that the purpose is 10 evaud mill.
taFy duty, the order will authorize the de.
tenti0n OF any person leaving bis own state,
county or military district
Second. Any person SO detained may be
released on giving bonds to the Unired
States with sufficient security in the sum
Of $1,000, conditional for the performance
Of military duty if be should be drafted, or
the providing Of proper subItituts.
Third, Immediate report is to to made
to this office of all persons so detained,
with the cause Of their detention.
Fourth. You will exercise the power OF
arrest aud detention with caution aud for.
bear"nce, SO as to avoid giving annoyance
or trouble to any person excepting those
who are seeking TO evade the performance
OF their duty TO their country.
Fifth. The Governors OF The respective
States are
The lines were here interrupted
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-12

p5-HOr.-Itis several years since we
have had saeh continuation Of bot wealth,
sr as I'VE are now "euloyiug.' II emphatic
Gully takes the starch out of US, linen and
all, The most unyielding sFirt-sOsOm or
collar willis in a few minutes and assumes
the consistency OF crumbIed tissue paper.
Dtce in the most ETHEREAL costume, pick
out the coolest aud most shady place you
eau iud, support fan in Que hand aud a
sherry cObler in the other, aud still the in.
elinatIou to prOhnisyis almost isrsprsssi.
Die. 1t is right down sVsaraes hOs and
4hat is no namc for It,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-12
pa- INV BATTERY or LIanr AnrlLLrnYl

b0~ NEw BATTERY or LlGur ARrrLLERYl
Yesterday Me-. John Carlau, John Il
StalIman aud others decided to recruit a
battery of light artillery. Last evening
tbirty.sovcn good nen had enrolled them.
selves, AMI the prospect is that tho battery
will be full in the course ola week. Mr..
CGrIan has served avO years in tue artillery
service, during which time lie was in the
war with Mexico, and was highly comPli.
mentel for gallant aud meritorons con.
duct at the battle OF BuenA Vista. Mr.
Stallmau is also an old Mexican soldier,
and has bad considerable military expert.
encc. Both are gentlemen who have lived
here In our midst for many years, and are
well aud tAvorAbly known to the public
They are gentlemen in whom tho young
men of the community have the utmost
confidence, and We have no doubt that the
battery will be recruited 10 II short time
An office bias been opened in the Star
Foundry, Market street, above the Custom
House.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-12

t0-GREGS Cons IN wrSrER. Those
who ara foud of green corn during the win.
ter do not all know that it may be preserv-
cd BY packing it tightly In casks or barrels
and covering II with brine strong enough
to keep cucumbers. The cora should be
taken with the husk on. Corn thus pre-.
pared, il kept covered With brine, will keep
in good order for year or more, aud
will be sufficiently fresh for the table when
boiled.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-12
CAM OF 20 Va. ISTASrRY, !
Augusta, 1862.

Editors lHitlligeHeer:
GESrLINES:-lu uote to you few
days since, | made an error in some Of my
statements in consequence OF being misin.
formed, which | am now able TO correct by
giving you al extract from letter since
received from a reliable source ia Richie.
Ii is as follows:
"Jerone A. vandIyer, q noted rebel in
this county, has taken the oath aud raised
a company, about One.half Of whom are e.
bells. Some say the Governor will not com.
mission him, time will tell. There are
nearly two more companies made MP from
the Little Gem, aud yet we hardly miss
the men. This makes IsrR kundSsd soldiers
for Richie" ss
Ny error consisted IN stating that be had
been commissioned, aud also 10 his name
which is jerome A., instead Of Francis
jerome, as gave 1t
Respectfully you're. s
CHARtEs H. DAY,
Lieut. Comfy H, 2dYa.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-12

HB REcRuIrlSa.-Recruitin operations
are still quite active. We leara that Capt.
Curtis, of West Liberty, has some twenty.
Eve meu already, Nearly all OF the re.
crui'iug officers arc meeting with success.
The war feeling is on the increase. The
people are becoming aroused. Everything
looks encouraging, and when ettimates
come to be made, it will be found that
Ohio county has done her whole duty.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-12

WAsHlNGroS, Aug, u.-Aeeoun,I from
CulPsPPsr represent the snsmy's estimated
force engaged At 10000, and our Ouu, FL.
elusive OF cavalry and artillery, a, not s1.
seeding 900.
The nunbsr Of regulars wounded iS
large. but the wounds are generally slight.
TIE number Of killed iI small.
On Saturday uiEhlth transfers III their
fires, causing the enemy 10 shell our new
position with considerable eject.
Yesterday morning the enemy WAS not
in sight on our front, but The indications
were that they were reinforced Saturday
night, Snd were attempting to aAnk our
position.
Nothing has been heard from Gen. Blu.
ford at Madison Court House.