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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-14
MAYORS OF TIL I E ]
Great Cities as,i

WE. the undersigned Mayors, hereby certify that
suTaaes to Us tist the renisdIet Of DR. J. q. AYER
cure, ana cherry PectoTaiJ have been found 70 30
medioineseof great excellenee, and worthy the con.
ndsnee Of the community. a,-.ss. f5ala
HON. JAMES COOK, ais3, /
& .,.,l--.r-.....,,. Mayor Of LoWEiLIs MASS
w Mpryur Of NASHUA. y. :. Z
Mayor Of MANCHESTER, y. H.
AO'' 'OAN Mayor Of CONCORD, N. H.
or. A. n. BUL1ooK, ss@'A-'Sa2
scIa ~ Id Mayor OF WoRcEsEER. MASS.
HON. NATHn s11sBEE, aslsi ~ eg'ssi
,ef-.i5 .7III.' tTeCII Mayor Of sAlEAs MASS.
HON. p W. LIsooIS, y, . ,,.,,,, ss ~.
HON. VIZ. N. RoDMAN, 20 seoii h7lssliL !
= Mayor Of PROVIDENCE. RE-
HON. AMOS W. PRENTICE, ~ ~. - - -
..sila1-l 5,-.s45 Mayor Of NORWICH, CONN
HON. J. NJ H IA assor Of NEW LONDON. CONN
HON. oHAs. s. RoD1KR, ~ sa1 ~ b.ie .
HON. D. p. rIKMANN, saH 1919 q. a .
Mayor Of NEW YORK CITY.
HON. h NJ HfssHh Mayor Of HAMILTON, Q. ".
HON ADAM "iI'ON'n Mayor of TORONTO. Q. W
'ON' : = Mayor of CINCINNATI, ONO,
f1ON' : = SA"t Mayor Of Iou1Sv1LLE, KY
III s.-..t LfLl .a- ~ ull viz
--Of'' 'Y4-'' '- Mayor Of LYONS. IOWA
-''' 'AF' i Mayor q FsOwMANy1rIE o. ".
14S'' '41As y Mayor Of AUGUSTA, NE.
HON. HENRY COOPER, u. -. =.
HON. JAMES g. 1 MEEK, !, ,..s,.,c,o, 9 /. /,
'''''' Rsyor Of NEW BEDEosD. MASS
- MAYOR Of FALL RIVER, MASS
HON. W. H. oRANsTOS, ,,,. .,,,aa. !, ,
Gas mayor Of Hh"foti1F' X l
' HON 'AAD 'fAA1' Mayor Of eALraA, III
HON. JOHN HoDeDEN, .sslz. -
HON. THOMAS S GHggG q gHa4ga.,ooo. TIM.
i''''' '-t Is5OrotT TUSCALOOSA ALA,
HON. R ? PAU'H Mayo. q ,ll.lpnrs. rnss.
HON. aERARD sEIrH
HON, H. D. SCRANTON, s.as
HoNsDs wrr4 o. GROW. y. aaq
HON. a1ORan WILSON, % Ill sgilF
Mayor Of PITrsBURe, PA
-''''' y = Mayor of DETROIT. MICH
O Mayor Of MILWAUKEE,, WIS
49, :, = Mayor Of RACINE. WIS
HON. a, EARn, Foao @ :.
.as- 44sagT s,fs i4N=s'St = .
~ k.yor Of CHICAGO. ILL
,,,,, :. 90 ~ ~ u "a . =
N Mayor Of SELMA, ALA
HON. (. !. sonrD., ,iti IlLF Va2
E : : - 1.yor Of MONTsOAsz8E, ALA
HON. ". 5. HoI4B1D. !. ! -
E0.TYE TAAyoEes o0LyElEsys' GA
DON EsPARTERo MANUEL, ,..,....
DON @S HEEH1 81 De S 4APA110 Mayor or4EERiOo.
Don EqFHrHAnn HOpRlOygE vs. !, y3.17.b,,
DON ANTONIO ECHEvE9A.
10000 H4ssYS sftsi LIMA PERU
OON y, g. AG HsyoF & vALPA9A1sO, chill.
IL -. l.
DON MARC HEsoUIPKDALIA, .....--s.....
Mayor Of RIO JANTIRo, BRAzIL-
Certify tia. the resident prugaEii.t. have assured
than .a-if -alg-i.7rit
Ayers sarsaparilla
Is an EXCELLENT remedy, Gnd worthy the eonhdsuos
Of me e conn - t.F
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The present critical stateof European afAirs viii
render these publications unusually interesting dur-
Ing the booming year! They wiz occupy a mid.
die Eronnd between the hastily written news-items
crude speeulationz and dyinE rumors Of the daily
Journal hndthe pOnderOus tome Of the f1tufe hfs.
toran written after the living interest and excite
ment Of tho great political svents Of tie time chan
have passed away. Il is 70 these Periodicals that
readers must look for tho only and
reliable history of current events and a SUCH Ir
addition to their v establshed literary scjentihc
and Theological ehAraster, we urge them upon the
confederation OF the reading public = =,
The receipt Of Advance Sheets from the
British publishers gives additional value to these
Reprints, inaHmuch a. they can now be placed IN
the hands Of subscribers about as soon as to ori.
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your, jay, HINES.
wAasLW, WTouGno Co., N. ", Oct. q, 1855

WARSAW, WYOMING Co., N Y, Oct. q, 1855.
DEAR Sir; am using your Cathartic Pills in my
practice, and ind thSm an excellent purgatiye TO
cleanse the system aud purify the fountains OF the
bleed. - q 7 JOHN QsblEACI1AM, N. D. J
ERYsIPELAs, sCROFULA, KINGS EVIL, TET
TER, TUMORs, AND SALT RHEUM.
From F6rIDGrdin1 Merchant Of 81 LauiS, Feb 4, $50
T M. Am Your pills are the paragon OF an that
II great 10 iitdieineS They have cured my little
daughter Of ulceFOuB sores upon her hands and feet
that have proved incurable for years. Her mother
has been long grieYouslY afflicted with bloches and
pimples on her skin and In her hair. Amer our child
WAS cured, she also tried y0ur PillA and they have
cured her. ASA MoRGBRIDGR.
HRHRUAIATIsH, EEURAIsIAi AND GouF.
: From Rev Dr. Ha,OEet, Of ne ASth6dtsf Z Church
PULASKI HOUSE, SAVANNAH, Ca, Jan. 8, 1885.
HoHORED SIR: should be ungrateful for the re-
lief your skill has brought me IL did not report my
case you. cold settled in my limbs and bought
on excrutiating neuralgia palms. which ended In
chronic rheumatism. Notwithstanding had the
best Of hysicans the disease grew worse and WORSE
UNTIL by the advice OF your excellent Ageut In Bal
tmoFs, iDr. MEckenZIes Etried your pills. Their eE
fects were slow, but sure BY petseyering In the
OF them am now entirely we'll.
SENATE CnkNBER, BATON RoUGE, La, 5 Dec, 1855.
DR. AYR: / have been entirely cured by your
Pills of Rheumatic GOut-a paint disease hat had
afflicted me for years VINCENT SLIDELL.
FOR DROPsY. PLETHORA, OR KINDRED COM.
PbkFfsRSr requiring an aetiTe purge, they arc an
excellent remedy.
POR COsTIVENEss OrCONsTIPATIoN, AND AS
DINNER PILL, they arc agreeable and efectuRl.
PITS, SUPPRB SsIGN, PARALYSIS, INFLA5fA-
TON, and even DEAFNESS, AID PARTIAL BLIND
NESS, have been cured by the Alternative RctOu OF
these Pills.
Most of the. pills In market contain Mercury,
which, although SNSlnRhle remsdyin skiltul hands,
is dangerous In publc pill, from the dreadful con-
sequences that frequently follow Its incautious
These contain mercury mineral substance
whatever. it -r-in a44 zoo 7-l-a 'i''l- 9-ti
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P0STERS, PROGRAMMES s,

Rs-we have, at a heavy expenditure, furnishedour
Job once with all necessary materials, embracing
.aa TYPE, RULES BORDERS, CUTS, &C., p
OF the latest and most fashionable styles to render II
capable OF executing work equal to that any other
SstAblIshment in the city, Ond possessing facilities In
the way Of Steam, &c for doing work expedtiously,
unsurpassed by any other ONCE, We respectfully pre-
sent our claims for share OF public assn
ring those who entrust their work to us that no effort
shall be wanting to give entire satisfaction. s'3
novIl559 - "CASPBEIL & fDERMor.
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Cleveland, Pittsburg andwheel
- ing Rail Road. sd, asHZ

2 -
.nE AND AFTER MONDAY, May 9Th, 1869, Pas
l!enger' Trains win leave Bridgeport as follows
Sundays excepted:) agiS ss5i u ii3T
10 IS A. n Nail Train, stopping at all stations ar
riyes At PittshnrRh; at 'S:25 p. A., and
E9J ~ q Cleveland at $50 =. N. p . -
4sO2 Pm. RxpyeFs Train, Stopping at ali stations
arrives at pittsburgh at 800 p. MI
lO:l5 2. II. Express Train arrives ut Pittsburgh a
IsT1 H 2:20 A. NJ. anu Cleveland At g:l6iA 81
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RETURNING TRAINS

r1He AZ Bridgeport At 1856 p NJ, and 1855 A. NJ .-13
Leave Pittsblrgh At loo A.. NJ, Gs00 A. II. and
A. Inland 4:55 P. No i551 lH1lI ~
Connections are made as sFroIloxys.
At Pittsburgh with pennsyIVana R Is f1,r
burg, Baltimore, Washington, PhiIn
CICteIAnd with Cleveland / Toied i. II. for SAN
-Xsl eAf ihe3 husky Toledo Detroit Chicago aid
z5l 1ai all points In the EoRfa WEsT. Will
Detroit steamers for Detroit, jackson.
Chicago and the NoRfH WEsT with
.ag.u rIf Cleveland Rrie r. X. for Erie pnn
-,.I st5 lt kirk Buffalo and Niagara Ralla Will,
cleveland, Columbus GCincnnAti IOT
CTestine, Delaware, Columbus and
Hr-5L urI Cincinnati. - 90 W.
At Hudson with the Q. 2. 4 @. h. R. for Cuyahoga
..5i ram, Akron Mluersburgh and iWoGs
At Alliance with P.-Ptszw.-& G. R. n. for Canton.
s i MsssiiloG = wooster, Salem, Enon, Co
At steubenyillo with r. @. 4 o, Line and AT ELLAIR
with o. o. o. R.Il, for GAINESVILLE, New
.---N. ~ ark Columbus, Xenia, Dayton, Indi-
uu.i adgCt annapolis Cairo, Cincinnati, louisville
s,f..rg j.. 81 Lopis, ST. Joseph and all points
Wtst and South West. s{fnIH
Excursion Tickets TO Pittsburgh and return 1915
b Fare always RSloWS and time much quicker than
any other route. an IfIl 1910. 80 gffTI
Through Tickets to all points in the West, North
and East can be procured at tho office under the
McLure House, Wheeling, Va, or with FREIGHT
Agent At Bridgeport Station, al5ulE1cs .d5Ei'
Freight contracts will BIO made at lowest rates IN
any point accessible by this road and lis
70 the East, North, West and Northwest a. oiiee
under HIHure House, or With TT. Agent At Bridre-
p 20 station; wan, D, TERRY, Agspt,gS2
-sH jn53s 47s I'D. B. WILLIAMS, XEeSt. ~
JIM. MCCULLOUGH, President.
X. MYERS, Gent Ticket AEt feb6
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AYERS CHERRY PECTORAI
z1laasil FOR THE RAPID CURE OF sf,zr
HOARSEaEss, IN
FLUENZA, BRONCHITIS,
VHOOPING COUGH,
~ N CROUF, - ASTHlIA,EiFft rs. Pa
49, ~ S-INCEPIENT CON- ~ y. =

-
.fs3T SUMPTION, .oN
and for the relief Of eOpsamptive patients In sdVanc
cd stages OF the disease, "a 8
Weneed hot speak TO the public OF Its virtues
Throughout every town, and almost every hamlet OF
the Aerica States its wonderful cures Of pulinon.
airy complaints have made Il already known. Nay,
few the families in any civilized country this
continent without some persOual experience ofits
effects, and fewer yet tho communities any whore
which have not among them some living trophyof
Its victory over the subtle and dangerous dlseasesof
the throat aud lungz WhiIeit Is tile most powerful
Antid6te yet known TO man for the formidable and
dangerous diseases 81 HE pulmonary organs, 1t Is
alec tiS plenSluteat and safest remedy that can be
employed tor infants and young persons. Parents
should have II In store against the insida6us enemy
ant grounds 10 believe tha CHKEET PEc4uHAL savea
more lives by the oonsnmptions 1t prevents than
th0sett eureA Keep 1t BY cure your colds while
they are curable nor neglect them until no human
skl can master the inexoTabe canker that fastened
on the YitAls, eats your life away. All know the
dreadful fatality flung disorders, and as they know
too the virtues Of this remedy, We need not do
than to assure them It still made the best It be-
We spare no cost nor care, no toll to produce 1t the
most perfect possible, and thus Afford those who rely
on Il the best agent which slilI furnish TOR
their cure. aetii4 1ss-iaitf stF
Prepared by DIR. J. C: AVER,
Rraieat aBd analytical ChsmIst, Losueu, Macs.
ABdsOld by A. C. GOOD 4 CO.. and by all Druggists
and dealers In Medicine everywhere, g. minis
PIANosI -PIANoSl PIANcs
GOLD MEDALS r. Tx ~ .'Ial
VI .5t8l.f 5a IN FIVE SUCCESSIVE YEARS
At the Maryland Institute, besides first premiums 1t
Pairs In Phiadelphia, Washington and Richmond
TESTIMONIALS or EXoELEENcE ~!
TnALBERg, e
sTRlKoscH,
and g. SATTEB.
As also FROM soms Of the most eminent Professors
and amateurs in the country.
Iff WAI. RNABE 4 co.
lis, aud Z, NORTH EUTAw, STREET,
r-J III and No. $50 BALTIMORE ST,
EutaW would respectfully invite the attention
OF the public to their we'll assorted stock of
GRAND AND SQUARE PIAHOFoRTEs,
which, for beauty OF finish, power. and sweetness Of
tone and elasticity Of touch, have been by Judges,
pronounced unriTRlled. Every Piano GUARANTEED for
i've years aud privilege OF exehVnge granted At
any time within six months IL not entirely satise
Term liberal A call is respectfully solicited DO
fore purchasing elsewhere. liberal discount made
70 the Clergy and 70 Schools large assortment Of
Qelodeons constantly on hand. !. ..,
'A5-Piano3 taken In exchange.
WM5KNABE 4 co.
JESSE B. MELLoR, lS1 Main ST, wheelins, va,
Agent for the above celebrated PiAn0s mh81-6m
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AYERsS
BILIOUS DISORDERS AND LIVER COMPLAINTS

-. - - DXPARIMENT OF TH1 In7ERlnR,s 4 q
- n - Y1sH1AeFoS, D. c., Reb, lesa.J
n Snf have used your Pillsin aygeseFal and hos
pItal practice since you made them, and cannot
hesitate to say they the best cathRrtic employ
Their regulating action the VeT Is quick Apd de-
ciIed, consequently they are. admirable remedy
for arrangements Of that organ. Indeed, have sell
dom found case Of bilious diSedEc obstinate that
Il did not readily yield to them
. IRnA4ernAlIy yours kAI0Nz0 BALL, MD,
~ y m stefan d thI Marine HolpitdL
DYsENTRRY, RELAX, AND WORMS.
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BRIlrHiEID, Mass, Dec. 20, 1855.
DR.J. O. Arm: / do not hesitate to
say thBbest remedy have ever found
for Coughs, HOaFseness, Influenza,
and the concomitant symptoms OF q
Cold, Is your CHERHT PRCToRAL. It's
constant use in my practicp aud my
family for the last ten years has
ahown 1t to possess superior YirtuesS
for the treatment OF these COM
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ID Ar!ndy Bottieat 81 paekAEo1 20 suit city frido
sor r9ie ~ 81 Itsb1fl IA. AHrdALF.
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oHe-HGlf tie Regular Subscription Prices.
Thus NslS Salbsertb. may obtain the Reprint ,ot
the Four Reviews and BIaekWood y --' ~
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Which e but little more than the price Of the ore
A. We shan never again be likely to Offer such IN
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NOW Is THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBER
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LEONARD sCOTF 90. IL
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WE, the undersigned Mayors, hereby certify that
w the Druggists, ApothSeafiess and PhyIielAns
Of our several cities have signed document Of A.
5urates 10 ns tlst the remedies Of DIR. J. G.. AVER
4 co, Of Lowell, (Ayers SAreapArilla, Pills, Agn0
Cure, and Cherry Pectoral,) have been found to 30
adance of the community,
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Wants Of virginia Volunteers,

he proclamation of Coz. Lsteher appealing 70
re people of Virginia for aid to the volunteers
= certain necessary articles Of clothing, viii. we
s,se sure receive universal and cordial response
Other States have taken measures to provide fol
tse comfort Of their respective troops, and Virsnia
seould not neglect her children. They have shown
q courage and devotion and suffered sacrifices in
this war, only equalled by the herois,n and magma
nimity Of their Southern brethren, and not sur
passed In tie Wanted pages Of revolutionary
history That men Ike -hese should be left to en-
durs lie ii CTS OF winter without shoes, or u&
tint cio.a,Ig, ~nils- SO slaves Il; hc:4s ae com
fos y elai Is " ca 90 ViIsn,sn VII! permit -
fhe people il vary county s.nd corporation OF the
s.s;s stoul est to work inlmediste il conformity
vita tie Governors recommendation, hold meet
4ags, aud sppont 81 agent 'e eciec: the contiibu
tio-is which sill De Iasde and cary them TO the
eo,diers Of ,hei respective neighkorLonds.
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Ririrmnnh gispattb.


.S~e>~A>~~~s~S-.>rr5>~N~INr |Ss>SF>r
RssssnasiSa Of Hen. 0cs. W. RanssiSn
TAas resignation tSok The whole country BY eur
cr,eA. The gsutlsmaa who h the saojecs o. u
one sanoax the most popular men In Virginia He
4. \ nan Of ,lec,ssad end acknowledged talenS-
m feature Of once was marked By some At
"a most memorable ana most brilliant events,
Ia only N Cur ewn short history, bat In
Ne whoas history Of war. when be came into or
Ace ,saser asee disaster had threatened Our cause
with ruin 4 general feeling Of dependency OPP
prsnsd the country throughout it, entire extent
Al the suffering end all the disasters under the
erect Of which ne were !aSosing were believed 70
n. c,.>r,v ,r.csaole 20 the ineficiency Of the war
once A change-a memorable changes change
without precedent. We firmly oeaiese-""s '~''e'
aasAsly perceptible. The current cnanged - ""~e
hv maric. Success began - aow IN our fevos 50
We fought battle after battle and gained victory
aftsr victory until the whole earth rang win AZ.
plausA Fifteen pitched battles, and double that
number of combats have been fought sinec George
". Randolph was made Secretary Of War
about eight months ago. and In every one
NJ thsm the Conf derais arms were victorious We
% NO. mean TO say that Secretary Randolph
fought these battles, or gained these victories ;
but We do mean 10 say that before he took COM
mand of the War ofsice-thas ofiiss immediately
connected with ths operations in the neid-tnst
ofsice which organizes the means OF victory, ana
supplies the s.news Of war-we heard Of no such
successes ~ these, while We did hear Of reverses
without numher-we were almost tempted to say
without parallel Aoresu and Jourdan gained
victories in the Geld; bat Carnot. who was in the
War otics, was called the "ors snixer OF victory.
Without great ability in the War Department there
cannot be victory In the ded or st less the euffen
cannot long dow In that direction l: Is NOS neees
ssry 70 90 far for proof Of this fact we nave
only 70 look st the history Of our own War ONCE,
rnder tie conduct of Mr. Z = immediate predeces'
sor TO es tsblish tie fact
The regret at the Resignation of MIR. Randolph
we are sure. is general yet If runaor, as to the
causes of that resignation. be true. ho cannot be
ceusured On the contrary, his course will be gen
orally approved
Who is 10 take charge Of the portfolio OF the
War Department. is not yet known - the public -
Rumor has named several TIE position is of such
immense importaace-the cause depends 30 much
upon the wise aud efficient administration Of the
ofhee-.hs. al mus: hops that II will be alled by
some on . competent to discharge its dutisA The
period is critical The de nand for energy, fore
cssts, and wisdom In public sffa!rs, was never
Greater IN the crisis Of any people. In selecting
the man, all considerations Of personal. local, or
party character should be sunk. and the good Of
the country sione remembered. The best man that
can be found should be put in it snd kept in It
The country sod cause demand IL.
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Tribute Of Respect,

At q meeting of the Tishor,ingo Rihss Comp y
A, I'd Mississippi regiment. held October the 18th, IN
consideration of the death of Capt 3. E CLAY
Ton and LIT Lieut.. WIN. II. EALSTON Q com
mittee was appointed consisting of ID Lieut. A. T.
walker, Private JAMES Mckay, and Corpl q. w.
Bynum, to prepare q minute touching these melan-
choly events-whereupon the following preamble
and resolutions Is presented By the committee,
were unanimously adopted:
Hae.eas 1t hath pleased Almighty God to remove
from US by death Cur beloved friends and leaders,
Capt Richard Z Clayton, snd LIST Lieut.. VIM NJ
Rals.or. who fell upon the field Of batte-the for
mer while nOby beating back the vandal hordes At
GSsrpsburg; the latter, while bearing bis manly
breast to the enemys sword on the bloody PLAINS Of
Manassas: Therefore,
Rsso{ued Thst while we bow in humble subnia.
u Il to the will of him who 'doeth all things we'll. !"
Cannot but feel With the pro!oundest sorrow,
that In the death Of these gifted young men our
officers our State two Of its soblest and mist gene
Tous hearted eSnA
Resolved, Thst though they ore no longer with
us, and we can m more enjoy their genial inter
acts and noble bearing they have won, both Off
GERS and men, our rndying regard, and left behind
them . nar,e dear to tho heart of every member OF
the Tishonirgo Rifles
loss of our gallant dead, the memory Of their ar
Dent devotion to our Southern cause (Which led
them 10 draw their swords among the drSt in Ito
defence, and never TO lay them down until at the
TOUCH OF UeAtnl snail nre C6 70 new zeal IN Qelonco
of that country and cell beneath whose crimsoned
bosom they now peacefully sleep
Resolved. That We deeply sympathize with the
'rsnds and relatives in their irreparabe loss pray
ssle that the God Of sll consolation may minister
comfort 20 their stricken hearts
RssotUsd, That copy Of these proceedings be
seat to the kichmc1d Dispatch and Jackson Mis-
sisppian for publication and also 10 the respective
families of the deceased
4: T. W1LkER'
G.. w. BYNUM,
r. jackson MisSissippiau pIeass coDy ri
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n e s 3 B T E R 9.


DESKR TIERS.
JOHN W. NICHOLS, aged 10 years, dark eyes,
light hair. light complexion. S feet 81 inches high.
Enlisted in Campbell CO., Va By 1t. Tyree.
BENJAMIN FISHER, aged Is years, gray eyes,
light hair. light complexion feet Y inches high.
Enlisted Ia Franklin CO Va, by Sergeant Law.
TROS. r HODGES, aged "a years, hssel eyes,
dark hair, fs;r complexion, feet 10 inches high
Enlisted In franklin CO., Va. by Capt Crank
O. G.. CHAMBERS, aged 20 years, gray eyes, dark
h air. dark complexion. feet lOf inches high. En-
listed In Franklin co. by Capt. Crank.
ia. WRIGHT, aged 10 years, one eye. light
hair fair complexion feet inches high. Ealisted
in Franklin co, by Capt Crank.
SOLOMON N. CROWkLL, aged Is years, gray
eyes, light hair, ford complexion. feet Y inches
high; born 10 New York. Enlisted by Capt Wal
lace In Richmond, Va.
JOHN GRANER, aged about 1s years, black
eyes, black hair, dark complexion S fest inches
high; born 10 Indiana. Enlisted by Capt Wallace
in Richmond, Va
The first five ab We named men deserted from ny
camp at varina on the night of the 18th inst. The
last two men deserted in the direction of the enc.
my on the night Of the 10th inst Thirty dollars
reward will be paid for the apprehension Of each.
g. A. WALL ACB,
Capt. Go. l. 46th Va. Reg, Wise Brigade,
Commanding at Varna.
PS.-AN absentees from my camp will report
Immediately, or they will be considered as desert
ers and dealt with accordingly.
Capt Co. ], Goth Va. Reg't, Cong at varins.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-18

By Kent, Paine & Co., AuetisnsseA
T ARGK SALI OF J1WELRY AND SILVER
l. WARE AT AUCTION.-On MONDAY, the
24th inst at our Warehouse, commanding ct 10
O'Clock, we shall soil . large assortment Of J1W.
ELRY, pure SILVER and PLATED WARE, and
FANCY GOODS, being the entire stock Of . large
Southern house closing business, consisting Of
choice Goods, selected expressly for retail city
trade. The following articles viii be included in
tho sale
Pure Silver Tea and Coffee Pots;
Sterling Silver Waiter, 0oblets, and Cups;
Silver Napkin Rings, Fish Knives
Preserve Spoons, Salt Cellars;
Knives, Spoons and Forks, In sets;
Pearl and Silver Gard Gases, and Porte 4onnaiss;
Plated Tea Sets, Gobless Castors, and Forks;
Rich Notwithstanding Of Gold Stone, Mosaic,
Cameo and Lava sets
1aIdrops. Breastpins Finger Rings;
Gold Studs, Sleeve Buttons, Work Boxes;
Plain and Fancy Bracelets, Gun Pins;
Solid Silver and Plated 8pectacles;
Gents Mourning, Ruby, Agate, and Gold Pine
Neck Ornaments, Watch Keys, Losksts;
Thermometers, sugar Tongs. Cream Ladies;
Nutmeg Orators, Oorksersws, Wallets, 80.
3 6ne Regulators In perfect order;
5 Silver Plated Show Cases. and
the Jewslry trade; and also suitable Tor Z
banking or mercantile house.
T8RMs.-Oash, on delivery.
no l6 KENT, PAINE 4 CO., Austa