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Dcissrsure of The grated Men.

Ucp&ftUF& Oh tnc bfHkaCU WeNs
The men drafted by Commissioner E>tep,
on'sheISt inst, 70 fiji the'qt5a, Of Harrison
county, under the call Of President Lincoln
for 10000, took their departure from Cadiz
an last Wednesday evening for Camp Fan es
vile, the rendezvous, under charge Of Com
missioner oEstep and Provost Marshal Pea.
cock. i'''s.''s' 81 N a. ''..'s1' '"''''-s
81 The number drafted was 206, nearly all
Of whomlresponded to the summons. AL
though many Of them were almo-t totally
u6prepared to leave their homes at.this sea
son OF the year, there was no. ,finching.-
They came forward at the call OF the govern.
nent, with strong arms, and brave hearts, de-
yermined to do their whole duty.
= The men were generally stout, active men,
and it was the remark OF all. that finer
looking body OF men were never assembled
In Caiiz They won't off in tolerable good
spirlss, and when the hour Of trial comes, we
know thst they will prove as brave and true
90 the field Opposed BATTLE" as any who
have gone before; and will come back with
iStbfgbts record as the brightest. sfl %
The feeling among the people was intense.
Az the couitenahce of some loved one was
asshh,' perhaps for the last time, as they filed
away down the street TO the depot, many a
tssr>trop trieklsd the cheek, before unused
70 wssping-z many q mothers heart endured
tho eeenest torture and many . fatheF's
heart was workingqin agony. Bat such is
VIE fena ~ war-it becomes track spo tied
'kNhbloadaad drsuehed with tsars-ritTends
thefelosest bties, aaa brings odthe nation 70
.-@ouFaiRgs Les usa)l pray that the struggle
fhayase brought TO aspeedy termination. y
;. .AastheIlthoashg the families Of the draft
ed men-ot least many ofthem--wili be le 4
slmast destitute~ theacuning WINERY OF
chat haye,done 50 nobIy, ,ia the. cause OF the
tsmilies q volunteers should not grow colo
IL lie cause rot humanity now.Da They tars
aalGghting for the same noble object, end i
''fs solemn datgdeyclvipg uponsthose left a
'shans'so take care oftheir helpless families
see toit,9 ,9hiends. See . ~, patriots l Le
40 stigmairestnpou you now, bat come for
NAsd sobiy ana manfilly,s and Dc your duty
;betafand be raised Immediately for the fam
;iIses OF Drafted Men ioHs} ,1al
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One half the December 1852 hs
1853 All Real paid
prescribed penalty Of Twenty
at Tuesday, October 21s 1862
Wednesday, October 22d 1852
Tippecno Thursday, October Esd.
Franklin Township Friday "a until o'clock NJ, aud Che
Franklin from2 p M until 4ock r M
Hens, Saturday, October 25th
German at Monday, October
Rumey, Tuesday, October 29th
NorhT hip at Market, Wednesday October WITH
notify the that they will be required furnish SILVER Zoe
paid
the by the holder the law will allow
epaid aher that ..r4.
u Treasury notes ali solvent banks tho State o viii
ed or
O'Clock A. M, unl4 p NJ u s.a.=tsE
F. GRACE County Treasurer
Teasurers Office Harrison County o. osS. 1892 sr5g h
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1900 - ala--~-~----T--
The Rebel Military Exemption
Act.

,rr,yr, - es Y,v7FoRF MesReE, Oct, .,9.oe,
The Richmond Examiner Of the 9Th con.
tains the Military Exemption Act, passed
October, 4th, which exempts the police for
all sections OF the country having q dense nee
gro population; secures the liberty Of the
pressiby exemptipg editors, and such help as
they require in their business, exempts em4
piogees Transportation and telegraph COM
panies. ministers Of the gospel, physicians,
shoemakerss spperintendcuts and employees
in hospitals, and wool cation and paper mills,
employees ON works, oyerseers Orphan tations
and one man to every 500 head OF cattle;
tanners, blacksmiths, yagonmakerss and mil.
lerS, - b .t!l tIftN II
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q Attention S,,arps,,oO,ors!

,Mr. George L. H.verfcld, OF Cadiz Town
ship, has commission to raise a Company
ofsshsrpshooters in Harrison and surround
.ing. eop91es, This is, fine opportunity to
ha&tkihs. highly honorable brapch ofithe
service, and men who wish to serve their
country could find no better opportunity
Roll ini
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Lfst.

Wa have DO apology to make, for The space
occupied By The Iist ofswards made by the
Harrison County Agricultural Society. A
large majority Or fhs people are Interested
in Gt aud win look ossr Il With pleasure
1t is the best evidence the Society can pre-
sent Of its flourishing condition. It occupies
eight columns in the Sentinel We have yet
% see the premium lis. OF any other Fair
il the State rkas in any wny approximatss 10
length, 70 the premium list Of the Harrison
county Pair, The Articles entered on ex:.
hibition were almost countless. 0fsome
articles there were as high as -fOrtyor fifty
entries. Resd it S,sbt5S8O Y e .
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'',I 6TSam Ferguson, the popular Confec.
toner Oadlz, has been appointed sutler Of
the i26th OHIO, This is d good appointment
and cannot help TO please the men composing
that gdllapt regiment; Sam is clever and
accommodating, and as honest as the day is
long, and viii make just such q susler as the
boys wOHd like. 9a4 laT,is gai'Hri ysas'i
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EiaG RlriCG 0fNsnlh.

Gola is now selling in New York City at
2l@23,ls on the dollar This extraordina
ayapercent. is caused by the vast amouht Of
prpef money in circulation. We beg to en-,
quirc ifthis change was anticipated when the
Republicans, two years ago, were demanding
a. changed ''"H'F2l bGa $@o'H-ja.a'7 600 2.
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GTfn this section Of the State we believe
the only counties who raised their quotas
withou, resortirg to,a draft, were Guernsey
and Jefferson. In HARRISON there were 2O6
men drafted; ii Belmont lo1; in Tuscarawas
43l; in Muskingum 317, in Coshocton 1893,
and il Noble 375, 's.sfH j. 1'>a @-.s
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New. Law FIRM .

4. Refer 70, our advertising columns and you
willsee that our. gonpg friend Jesse Q Tho
MIssEzR0., has formed law partnership with
Nav. n1ss, Esq, fofrneriy 'Of cosh0c-
ton, We bespeak good success for the firm,
fnoSihs, as W. do, the talent and energy Of
the members. W. never like to see bur
friends going to law; but if any Of them are
-dalefmihed iodo 10. yeywould as leave have
them lsaajecs isoIathss tender metcies" Of
Hays-& Thomas, as Of any. one else. as
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"Ranlkrur,f shoe Sfore. y

We call attention to the advertisement o.
this establishment in to days SenGnel.-
When you wish anything in the line ofbu-
siness of this establishment, call on them at
their headquarters, 159 Main Street, Wheel
ing Va, aud you cannot fail to be pleased.
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ssa.q S. B. SHOTWELL,
Attorney mt Law and solicitor i'm
ChnMcery.

El--s- t1sa %sg3 ~ CADlz, OHIO,
CONTINUES TO practice in Harrison. and
adjoining counties, and gives especial and
prompt attention TO Collecting, business Of Ex-
scu,ors, Administrators, Guardians, Wardss
Partitions, Sales of Lands, settlement of Es.
tntes, Titles, to Real Estates Conveyancing,
Suits at Law and in Chancery, loaning and in.
vestment OF money, and all other professional
business placed in his charge. Ff5
|, RYfie 10 Agent for the State Bank Of Ohio
and others, for loaning money, &C., &c.
9rOfice in Kilgore's Corner, on Marke,
street. att5n,
yaauasy a3, 1860.
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sGTQwiDgyto the length Of the premium
list, we are again compelled to omit "a b's"
scientific Communication, 1t shall positively
appear in our next issue.
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TO TEACHERS.

TNXAMINAT1oNs wifi be held on tho last
L. Friday Of the following ronihs.tspanmss>
cling at 10 O'Clock OF the day mentioned ana
continuing one day and ofe half June, August,
september, October, 1861 February and March
1868 Thellune examination wali be held in
.Deersviile the March examination in Horeuals
and the remaining ones IN Cadix, u
M.Bf ADAMS, ~
OF NJ X, TURNER, Examinefe Il
w. II, mccoy,
.may3S, ,'62.lyf ." &C.
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@ SLEM MONS has now on hand at his old
~ stand on Market street, the LARGEST, fnests
Beots, Shoes, Gaitsrsi &c. ever offered in THE
market, which he will positively seli low.-A
fla ring purchased the principal part Of HE
stock for Cash. he can seli1 chpsp le suit The
times Cali and examine his stock before buys
ing elsewhere WY 4ss@' IN ,s4
9fCadiE, June 4, 1861 ii 34iJ aBG& I ataiN9Jg
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GROCERIES! GROCERIES
AT
GEORGE & WILSON'S.
S,ocIx Fresh md ComnIefe

WE have on hand, and are now receiving
Stock OF Groceries ever brought to Cadiz, to
which we wish to call the attention of Retail.
ers and others wishing TO purchase for their
own consumption. Weare determined 10 sell
as low II not lower than either Steubenvile
or Wheeling prices. Our stock consists in
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sluhs,itInles.

-. u yT-fITl'F :
The market 3or substitutes was brisk for
a fewldaysiaItsrthe draft a3 They cotnman.
ded prices ranging from 5000 to $400 We
have not learned how, many Of the drafted
men ofsthis county procured substitutes.
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= THipS Qp the CAdiE Branch are pow rum
lHtg tsdbpbws;J 8dk dGbUlku Z
Leave Cadiz, 4.00 AN. e;i5 A. N. 800 P. Il
Arrive at Cadiz 6:25 - lies " Gas "
The train leaving, 0sdiz at 4:20A. NJ, con-
meets with the train going West on the main
road; the train leaving at 9:15 A. NJ. connects
vihkbstrain going East, and, the train lsav'
,Ng&Bf46i N. connects With both Eastern
and. Western trains.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-10-15

,e 6TThe Carroll county Fair comes ofron
Wednesday, Thursday and. Friday Of this
81 III II ,-a'-.
.Ncehe .nuL.,-I NJ. .rnY - tlcnt- L-----Ll IL
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TREASURER'S NOTICE.
TAXES FOF5 1862.

T.
valuation Property county ysr isss
essed in iintha haannexed TahleO
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Valuable Stock at Public Sale.

TNHE subscriber viii offer at Public Salo, a.
his residence in Shoftcreek township, Hap-I
rison county. Ohio, on THURSDAY, October
30. 1862, MIS- celebrat ed HiATOGA STALLION
his Histoaa Prottlhg Mare, aud his entire stock
of SHEEP, numbering between hye and SIX
hundred. a..
J Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. M 3, of
said day. Terms made known on day Of sale,
r9''7 70 HENRY STEERS
October 1, ls62.-3w. e ,7aal Tabaaa
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made to order on the shortest notice and fits
warranted. -l-'-- '-
I've seen md like his well known store
Because I've purchased there before.
In J. Brilles' store on Market Street,
lin certain to be fitted neat. Ns.' i' 'l' i
And to advance another reason, E.
AL goods iind to suit the season;
And those who from his store shall buy
Will find themselves all weathers dry.
J. Brilles ondeavors, never fails .a4a.
To turn out work to suit the sales. 81 la
This establishment is located nigh. taa
Each branch receives wstcbfth eye,
In his store you buy not in doubt,
No false induce ments are held out. f
The one price system, there's no be tter,
10 carried out to the very letter,
The bargains therefore can I entics
- The purcharer at one fixed price, "
-,,. Nor time be lost in ] Bril!es' store tas.a.
To cheaper what was cheap before.
The gentleman sll can testify yr
MAJ When any clothing they want to buy ag.
For service, promenade or SHOVE gg g.g.
10 his store they straightw ay go.
These gentlemen also find .rs.... ..gt.
The Kind of clothing for their mind.
Some reasons now I've iurnished why
To j. BIS. store | go 10 buy
So call at once, his prices view,
And doubtless you will buy there too
sTCall at my wei known store if You va want
good clothing. J, BRlLLES.
Oct /, 1862:
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NEW BAKERY.
"a q w A GNTER. !.

NNTOU respectfully inform the citixens ~
wv Cads and vicinity that he keeps cor.
stanty on hands at his New Bakery, on Msf.
ket street, one door south, Of Gecfge's Grocery,
sal kinds Of BREAD, CAKES. &C., which be
will sell at reasonable prices. ~ Ftli7 ~
6 | He also keeps Cigars, Csifdies, &c. Oh b.
Cadix, Ohio, April 90, ls624ly.
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UEoRGE = WILSON MILLS. LIS !

1t CAUIKj3 UHIUfs Z 5tIigtn4l4
NE EANUFACTURE and havs constantly fss
ltl sale al our Warehouse, near the Depot,
Double Extra Family a.idi Ex.ia q SIP PERf3kE
FLOUR from good SOUND Whest. Dur Flour
is Warranted fresh Ground and Of the very
best quality Corn hneal, Mill Feed and Bfkh
sold at low figures in Quantities to suit purcha
sers. gt#aaI .g9elE. u,tJ;tns5gr
faction warranted. GEORGE u WILSON.
Ge Apfil z5s ~ Z va 81 &598 'h4t- tsplsRnag
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THOSE LEAF BEE-HIvEs.
TIE @ Best B1VS
The Good Old Box Hive.

On our plan we take the honey in the white
virgin comb in most admirable way. There
s no b etter way of regulating the size TO the
entrance Of the hive II is the right size and
shape for profit. II has a glnss side through
which to view the opera tons ofthe bees and an
Excellent Mode of Ventilation,
or get ting rid of the moisture and frost in hives,
which destroys so mony good colonies IN win
ter " .t.t-- '1 '...
Then hy merely adding frames to the GOOD
OLD BOX HIVE we arc enabled to lift any or
oil the combs from the hive at any time, TO
know their condition, learn their habits, save
from the ninth, "a colony need never be iost by
the wormsl ascertain and supply the loss OF
queens, have the bees TO swarm as much or little
as we please, unite weak marms, feed most
admirably BY lifting combs OF honey and bee
bread from the rich and giving to the poor with
out tempting robbers. The Sc with ,.,
FIFTY OTHER TTfLNGs!
the intelligent Bse.keeper would wish to do
can te done in safety; and those who consider
handling OF bees injurious can let them alone
in this MS we'll as any other plan, and then he
has not to expend els for palace or costly hive
to hill bees in. @s ".s t'h
Our plan ot Hive has been constructed with
reference TO the principle that the apiarisn wish.
es TO keep his bees right, 10 do which ne mnst
first learn the nature and habits Of bees and
the condition Of each Of his stocks at any time,
and then have each comb OF bis hive movoable
that he can perfrrm any operation he may wish
governing them according to his intelligence
Unless this be the correct theory In Bee culture
we cannot conceive what would.
The Bee.keepcr who fails In this plan mnst
do Sc either through ignorance or bad manage
ment- making due allowance for such seasons
| as last .s.a '3 d5a a}
The Price of Individual Right to MAKE
and use the Hive is $500
One Hive, including Glass, honey boxes, @ %
and the right to make and use 100
Every additional Hive ~'' $50
| To such as wish one hivewith the right g
to use it only -..-.7f tf4.~.. a,50
Persons having Bees in any old Hive which
| for any reason should be removed, can, by in
| forming us, have Il Bees, combs and. honey all
removed from it to our New Hive, and in case
| of strong ones make two OF one. fs@ aJf' 1853
| Now is as good time as any to transfer. tf- !,
| We are prepared to furnish BEE HATS, that
persons may be enabled TO handle Bees with
Quinby's Mysteries Of Bes-Keepiag, q
One of the very best books on the subject in
| existence, which every Bee.keeper should have.
ocrPrice by mail 81, or at Cadiz 80 cents.
Bees in a Movable Comb Hive
| Delivered TO the purchaser and INSURED all
/ right, with an individual right to make and use
| the Hive, all for Si2 {a9z. lg.t.5.
| $TItalian Queens may be furnished ere long
Call at the residence Of the subscriber, five
| doors North of the Post office, and see il the
| Hives act AZ Represented, and if you get stung
| we pay the dam ages,
| HCirculars sent free on application
| r. WILklN, Cadis, Q.
! April 80, is6a-sri j Y '-'' ''.. ,
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.VnG
.niW buFrosn tine A8rd ssisio. 80 dtoA
,r9.s,4RsimpOftapt lsttera'hQm lpaf Capt. Tim
will be found in to days, papers4fIt will be
seen that several Of the brave boys OF his
company has been. killed and wounded. -
Read the Captains letter. =
q A.--ar,--- szs--a---s-S-9
.a'QEThe remains Of the brave and gallant:
.9ola,elI Webster passed the !Cadiz junction!
for Eteubensilles on last Monday morning, in
,sG4tge " Lieut., James B. B."ydEett s' saiiis
80 s.s,a .T7-r <sr--rrHd5 r-g GdJ 20
as0T The Democracy have gained glol'ous
ivistytiesin Michigan and Conhecticnt. isa'a
I'l sill ~ A2L = I-7T; -
a. IsGvlr, Hssn4 Aae A In an aid citizsnio
Grssnsstownship, this county, was buried on
distsanfays MON 6ns oi q24Sl .saa9ea -1a
.saIsas 30 I
305l II IodUtSD
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OBJ SJi'Gll Glla6i91 Sentinel,
Railroad Time Table.

wesaadRfcYHs oe,obsr rs
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-MNEFINN1 ~ E'9N % ". -l7T-07
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y a.. B BHgHEALES

for yourself the stock of goods have,
and be cow inced. If you want 10 buy
any clothing or anything else in my
in consequence Of these war
= :. = J I tirnna l will seII :. - = =
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,.sgs9A 39z 1Hik aai.e4q
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Cheap er than the Cheapest !!

am bound not to be under sold. aTClothing
IN ade to order on the shortest notice and fits
warranted. -l-'-- .-a BY -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-22
WHIT sees..1on Means.


The Louisville CouTisE, once the organ
of the Breckenridge Democracy Of Hentuc.
Ky, removed first to Bowling Green, then
to Nashville. aud seems to have .goue up
sheu the trsitors evacuated the latter city.
1t vas there that il pat forth tue following
philosophy OF the rebellion:
This has been called fr1tricidal war
By some, by others m irrepressibie conflict
between Freedom and Slavery. We res
peeIfuiIy take issue with the authors of
both these ideas. We are aot the brothers
of The Yankees. and the SIayery question
Is merely the pFete1tl not the cause, Uf the
war. The true irrepressibie conflict lies
fundamentally IN the hereditary hostility,
the sacred amnesty, the eternal autagon-
ism between the two races engaged.
1.-The Norman cavalier cannot brook the
vulgar familiarity of the Saxon Yankee,
while the latter Is continually dsVisiug
some plan to bring down his aristocratie
neighboT to his own detested level. Thus
was the contest waged in the old United
States. So long as Dickinson doughfaces
| were to be fought. and GoehTane towards
TO be frightened so long was the Union
! toierabie to Southern men; but when, oR-
/ ing TO divisions 10 oar ranEs, the Yankee
hiselings placed one of their owu spawn
over us, political eonnecti6u became an
endurabIe, and separation necessary TO
preserve cur self-respeet-
'sAs orr Norman Einsmen in England, al
wayz minority, have ruled their Saxon
eountsymen in political vassalage up TO the
/ present day, 50 have we. the slave oil
| garehs' governed the Yankees till within )
itEeITemonth. We framed the Constitution,
for seventy years nodded he+poliey of the
| Government, and placed our Own men, or
Northern men with Southern principles
in power.
"On the 9Th of November, 1850, the Pu-
ritazs emsueipated themselves. and are
now in violent insurrection against their
former owners. This insane hoIidzy fteAk
will not last long, however, for, dastards
ia fight. and incapable Of se!f-goveramsnt,
they win Inevitably again, fall under the
control of the superior race. a few more
Bull Run thrashings will bring them once
more under The yoke As docile as the most
loyal of our Ethiopian 'chatteis.i"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-22

z
iy British, and The Bank Of England, Ehirh
eoutrols them alI.-Ths decline in paper
noney, as compared with gold and silver.
has been more rapid IN this eopulry tbAu
uss ever knosn IN similar ease ID al bis
tory, excepting in JED Davfs' dominiOus.-
Coutinentai bills kept mp at Pzr for the irst
year of their issue. But in four months
time after the legal tender notes appear,
they have fallen isi9 cent, tbatzun being
the preuiumoa gold Foreigners are prof
Ting Largely and cur people losing IN like
degree. bs this depreeiatedeurrepey Bank
of England notes are bought II New York
by brokers. al $50. when 10 specie
p4ying times their prize was $. 70
British merchants can therefore send
Bank Of Ragiaud notes. not gold.
into Nsr York. exchange Tor our legal
tender notes, aad thsa buy AmsneAn -four
5y this exchange At abont s.. %. which the
people who consume 1t here are compelled
10 pay IS for. The extreme scarcity Of
SILVER change causes many Substitutes to
be used, such as postage stamps, omnibus
and horse car tickets. and zhinpl4s,ers of
irnumerabIe kinds and questionable value
The corporations of some cities viii go
into tie business OF furnishing q local cur
rency, which must be better than the Trash
now paimed upon the unEaEy. Foreign
exchange is firm At l2s@,I2sk.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-22
On the New STATE QuestIon.

WepabIish Ills taoFuisg tie Two shoFt
spesebss Of Senator wade IL reply To Mr.
CsrifIe, o. theuer State. intended in
eOaHeetisa Nth these speeches TO hare
Published the remarks OF Sir. Garlic, bat
they are 50 disconnected and 50 scattered
about tbroags all that ~as said by all the
Ssaa,ors, that We Fad iraertto Impossible
TO collect them 50 as to give any idea ef
them as whole. We might say tie same
also. Of Mr. WIIIsys remarks, although
theyaremOEe together We shall spdssTor.
bouerer. TO gre such a portion of what
each ofthese gsntIemeu said, as vii suffice
to do justice TO their respective positions
for and against the new sAte.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-22
Money matters In the East.


Money is active at 596 per cent on call,
sPer cent forzloans NOT strictly FIRST class.
Business paper IS scarce at 5@7 per cent,
according to dates of maturity. Stocks
have been slightly depressed BY the disa-
greement between the President and the
Border-state Congressmen, and the rebel
raids in the Southwest. A good victory
viii send everything upward again. The
foreign specie drain confines on so large
scale that the New York bank managers
VIII require to exercise more. than ordina--
y prudence in order 70 prevent financial
enbarTassueuts IN the fall n the New
York banks engage in the foreign exchange
business, IS the New Orleans banks have
for years, they can do much to keep our r.
from great troublesl If they neglect
this, our banks and money narket win be
under the thambs Of foreiga bankers, chief