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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-18
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WHlTIIhe. Ief5 1Uril. Iss;1

y ans4 aitsT The Ian q April 1851. die pssssu-
" ger Trains Etii b tollouR- viz:
Iha EGFTeFs Train leaves Wheeling daily exeept
S1E21gs AZ 10 a. D., EsuUoci NJ 1910 A. n nFfiV.
tn= II EaltlIqzs Al 10 A. " CONNECTING With Tie
E1fEfes tran fer Philadelphia New York I8,stcs,
ard All the Ehs1eTa cities leaving At G:lS A. ar
Ftres Il N1shaE4Fp AZ To A. ~ making eIose COW,
nsrpn with the S1uthsTn iitsa for All pF4s Of tie
6cutit Tia Erain s1oTla AZ 1hs pEiRriraI ata4iol6
froln u bas4tnE &c CuUabeEian3
HstuTninE- IsaVes BAifimcTe At SIS p NJ and
" Washington CITY At 2-SS r. ~ arriving AZ IlepIToo3
n A. 81 G1d v heeiiHE G7 A. IL lllakinE direct
Eouneettcu ~ nh the E1pGetFaIn Tor AL parfs q tie
NeG. eouthURE1 and SoEflH0st. This Train I45asS
pnly iur EleGis and wood En4 unfer
He Aail Trim leAEea daily Including sundyas Al
zee 2 n, BenUoSd AZ T:25 r. NJ And arrives Il
HaItneoTe Al SIS 2. NJ eUnnertins With the Man
tran leaving for Philadelphia New York Boston,
AID All Eastern cities a 4s{s p NJ arrives a WhIi,
inEfou CITY a. $50 p. NJ connecting With the E0utl,-
HFh iiats ir All Frts o. the South. ThltFain store
q the west eDd o. the road 3Eonsvifis ca1nero,,
Manning tUu, WGtef Station FaiFInont and GFlffan
Returning, leaVes Baltinqro At $50 A. NJ WS0l,.
lnEtsn CITY AZ as A. u. and arrives AZ Benval a
1910 r " AID y he6hg ~ lo553 p. NJ connecting
WITH the Express train for all paTta OF the SutlEi
Relt and Northwest This train stSbs Al ne mis-.
sipal stations only.
he PiedmoDt and wheeling AeooEnrs oiafIoB mn.
aAsy exetpt sundhyh, leaving Piedmont At do A. NJ
ana AETtytr Al wheeling AZ s:Io 7. n.
W.P- sNITH, Master Of TTunaportafic[i.
IN 0oLE' oonl IieEst Agent apo
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pprU1sl, GALS 10. bsl


Az ACT to provide for Tho payment e the Militia
ted states' frol he tine thay ven called into
eTins % tbo thirttut&l day Of jana eighteen hun-
dred AID EiEty-oas.
Be u enzeied by The Senate ard Houls q Repre-
seutatiSs q tie TINTED states q Anerie1 in Con
Ersss elgeElhlels thSEe - and hereby a appro-
lE1atc ont d l1ly IN tie Treasury noS 9th
- tlse syn Il I've mIlii5ns sgTeb
AeEDa siEty tbVasand 6cIlara. OF 50 much
ihef.-Las nay be nece1aAEy, % enable the Govern.
1nsnt - pay the militia asd volunteers called into
asrTiee Of the unlled s1Aleu, beng an additional
Aa1auut required lur Es8 seal ear SndinE June
thirTisth. eighteen bunaEeil and slX1y-sbs.
Approved, July Is, ls6t.
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Rmue-NoI

tREluc-SO-ll
Ak ACT tOEGlaad md remit The duties on aru.s in
parted BY SnaIoa-
Be Il eEn-4ed BY he se1aio aaa H0uss q RspFO-
seusaSIEea q thS gniu1 stale ~ AReE5ea In Ca
Ere8 AHembledI Tha3 t6s soETeihEy Of theTreAsuTy
be and he l. barely hHtIoEiBsd and directed 70 re-
imPOTted into thS Uufto3 st4tss inc6 The arst day
q Nay lax q which mEy b imported before The
nrBI day q January beEI By o. f1E the Aoco1nf o.
nay State PTOStdsd The Secretary q the Treasury
Ghall be Eatizdsd that the aid Arrs Are fufei IN
god hith, Tor the use Of the troops q lny STATE
Uhieh il q may Be saElge4 IN aiding 70 suppress
S'1 Issrv,.a July Ia. 1881,
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d q Olaslsd By tlS sofata an IIoiSS,,y r..
q tie 0nitOd STATES q AISETieS Is 49,
~. elIlbteds nat the EradO q asllIfarf 49,
y . es1hltahed, and that ffom ard aftar ~ ~
go g th3 ct tie President q ths unitDd 49,
n ~ With H. advice and oolols O. thS RG1StSaa
= saey sau g Heoded 1c 0otfV0 SoPVios q ~ ~
W. noe eEesSting thlrty-slx h nlnlhGF.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-18
JOHN TIAMrM
II N'1VaA19.'- = n lonrsol
G. w. JOHNSON. q SON.

Atanufaeturersso of Copper, TIN and
Sheet Iron Ware.
HAVING AYAItED OURSELVES or ALI. rms
IL llPLoVsS We are better prepared nv
~ SSet g h4l for any article Or y0rF h
ne Above Lne q bnEinels- VALUES md Cond1tto,-
maze g order. Steamboat work done n 4 T1i,StS
~ 4lae y rlalnef. We are now 6STinv
% thii branch Of the tFad q. nj
2 1tee S4tisfaetion in, every partfenlSri 10
49, ale DsaleEa We can otter fhdueei1enfS TAT
eAnn9t be found elSsRhera Our StoelT i0f 1Tars =
tete, aud tie 6ssortnaspf ~ n NJ
leP . sfeek q thalatest and taupr0Tsi ~
o. Coal and Wood Stoves on hand ~ ri tfr5ss
q. ". JOHNSON & BON.
t-SES. HO.159 Market SQUARE,
@SS7ASSa Wheeling. Va
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Bridal Presents

SOLID SILVER wARH.
lust RECEIVED PRR ADAlis TsvppI,s9
perez stock q Silver Ware eonEfIfiIGl - iltS
= Is, lee ellys Toast and FIsh KniveS: ss
= Sna SAT- eeilarsa hd spoons
AaFkln King, Pickle Knives and Fori1 sTSr
S1Ed Sases aud Pat HOnnhi0s Spoons cii65 go
.s-.s s.. 6. LJaalsl J.fs sC09T { CO. s
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College!
LsHARITlIn lBs
= Loo TED,
Cor. Baltimore ana charles-sts..

kouSDEnS 1&b2-.............,.. (!HiR5FREn NJ sl
- LoOA TED,
Cor. Baltimore and ChRrIes-Sts..
BALTIMoRE 2, MD.
FTNHIS INSTITUTION IS NOW IN fHR MNST
Il prosperous and dOurishinE condition 49, N.
1ng tbs hst two ye1FS has u 6ean neeeaF 10 ol1Ir
aEget apartments for the accommodation Of the Ia.
ereAAtnG number Of students, representing nelFiy
every State IA the Union 49,
II nov OceGples onO Of tbs mast eOnsuJez,ol,s o1I
o.lEeply toested buildinES In the city The rootnT
are e0nanlolIousIy arranged ErariooS And S,4I
furnished. 80 e' s-i1s4!
The advantages and GasiIfties here offered "a yo.
men desiring 70 quality themselves properly for az
GaFo11 dutte4 o. The Counting RooE o. TO oltRin :
1horogt f1.etieal BaSiNeg Ednazffoa Genoliiiy ~
N n3y by any aIflar SStab-
Xxx LOSIRR,
FEtn1Pal-Leeturer on the Science Of AeeountS Com.
morees BuIfnes8 Customs, etc,
J. n. PHILLIPs,
Professor Of ths Ihsogy and P3ettee Of BoOkK eepinF
HH-DAYIRS
Associate Professor Of Book Keeping.
= &C. JOHNSON,
Professor 81 Bnsiness and Ornamental Ponmanship.
3 I.WlLLAAS, ESQ.,
Lecturer on Mercantile Law
XIV, =. YEATES REESE, D. D.,
Leeturee on commerfal Ethics
TRUSTEES:
Leu - 3. lLsapadyS mon-J aalua, vanSant,
I3sob 1rasts Es4- WIN. KnRbe RSO
Ihe College tS provided with C6nn5erciSi Library
dsnts. 40 't's - q tHs sta
ratsly distracted. '- -'t! = tt 5Sl-'
IhsE. being no y.ntiOn during the ysar, spd.nt,
astimS toeomplsi full eourss
A D1R161A 4 awarded to All Grndusts,.
A largeRnd Bsauttfuny OrnauentSi CSfreuI.E nm.
upwards Of 81 sQuAE3 EEET, Representing the
exterior and Interior View o. the College ylFinltv
Characteristic deaiEna psdEnanGhfn ke Ss1t nv ~, n
9res 81 ea1pe npahIsd with efviSr Tii
PAtteulaf'. Address Z <; L6sIEk
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Missouri Mining COmDanY7

Incorporated Feb. 22d, 1851.
CAPITAL Ek............... $500. 600
INltls COMPANY IS FORMED Ron THR PUR-
\ Pose Of adyanetns the great mining Interests Of
I'iFsI 40 ~ G e qyesped BY
tETprils We 6sHsyS thai de ttoef a. S Ss5, 10 .
y large diEi lends aud At the same tfnse more raj
good aee0mEiished aud greater pFCErss I,,Sis in A.
Vslotug aud making knoRu tie astonfSl,lnr piSeSI
Gealth q Missouri; than ~ the use o. Ta filre3 ne
alaonntpf our capital inveitsi Ia M ti;f bT5
We shall mike the once Of ouF Conip1lny : =, =,
pee mining bnreaH Of the mineral re6oufce. a the
stAte. We have power under o1F Charter 4, ! me-
chase and sell mineral landl WhprgTF4 IsSEitti r.;
sltssouF- Great indueen9Pnfs viii De dfersA to-
t!atlAfs aud mining adyeutnrera. Who Sitrt 10 TT
Company. = Hs. =! ii'tl tHis
We respectfully s0IIeit the attention Of al
nave mineral lau1 faF sale 70 send rs ntatere1ti
Of the same Describing ti,a kind 81 nni1arI. ~ 49,
lass the number ths location and the low
S so price thoT 4Fo willing 70 take for said lands
We shall work only lueb mines as nav InTESly IN,
I Sii oen sNd PEoTs mostSi the laads vessIl. The
the osiice Of the Company Main SfTest iIst
SDrner OF Loeiist, over Merchants IEui, PufTabe
i IN - ~ an interest 10 thIl
snbssTibe. Those WishihE stock living out 81 IN.
city, eAa secure &c " enGiOfhE tea iet ye1f Sf H.
amount Vaated TO >tlte PTeiIleut o. Treasurer.
Henry .. Bacon, Rsq, Matthew Buli.r r.,
AttE. ql.gpl ll-, 81 lis sEIargood, Rsl-.
~ R5 s1Ih R'p hsl7 = ~ tSyIislf Esq-. !.
-. = Henry D. BSeon, ia u .i,tJ, nov
". BUTLER, Freaa.-s ALFRED G,L.AP Pre-
me above prospectus has up 10 this DAT. ter
Pa.lshsd 10 only one Of lsadiaE papSFy for ten
~ 90 eStEh 6. arts @ SO atVsk tlken have been
lae; yet the pubie - SeIl PPeeeiats tljs rnunJ.
nss 2. the eltsrPriso that tuo hundred fhoI,S
- &c q stock has alpely been taken NE
would rate that tue sh5sEss AN - eSI ySI
ih tail gthePt liltJ: tTSnEEerable nv A.
ilGsty, only when diVidelids are received
So. - rs g spare. pan, BY the pur:
max a llyestEeut that will pay largely and 6Si3
stock tat e Feaat eodr6rfsd Into 6iS 1itbet IN:
~ examinations 70 the President pFu1inti-
st.Issis. No. Marsih q lssi nsas9-dsN2u
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TRANSPORTATIoN-


Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheeI-
ing Rail Road.
s3 - - - 77EE5z
OS ANv AeERs NoNDAY 5. Jasslzy sOlll- lsee
tFra, tsuEdayH e1eePssEy
1i:I5 A. " 1a TTnia, Stopping At AZ stations NJ.
Eves q RittsesFEh II $40 P. Il, and
1000 P n kIEEesa Train Stopping At Al Etariosa
Pi,.ssarsh a - a n ssa cisvsissd
RETURNING TRAINS.
LssTs CsVtltne - ~ A. Y. and so p ", Ar
i've Al Bri1etss-t At s>81 P. u, and as A. n
Leave F1fr-eGrEh Al l.59 4. n. ala Lao P NJ
ErriVs - Bri1SspoTi ~ 5zS5 A. n, aud G-20 P. n
Connections are made as PoIIoua.
Al FitissurSh -tth I,su=syIraHi. R R fe4 aa4ri.
buTE. EGitim5re, EaihfaEGon PiiI5-
deiPhtA- Ssur York udRsston-
cssVslHnd UEtEh CieTeiAbd Toled r 4 for San.
oapky, dotsdol Detroit Cht=AEo ats.I
ali pGnf1 IN tie NoRIH WEs9. viii,
~ < DetEgit EtalnlsEl for TletFu5f IneE sra.
Chicago and tie EoEIH WEEI. With
ClnEstHpd & Ere r. n ar EESe, Dan.
kirk BsEhso and NiAEAFa F6lI.- VIII,
cssVellld- ColBusbes { Cincinnati tar
Ssashno. DsiHuars, coEuRbus ADD
A. Huar0a riih ,hs c 4 &c B. p III C1ynhoeu
EasN AErua- AiilsES6uEEh asd Woas
A. Alliance Via ?. n VI. G. Z. ,. Tor Canto,l
AAssil!Sil- Wooster, sliem, EBcn, O.
luEEhus, &c
1tSssobssi{iBs Vsh 2. c. s G. I5aS abd AZ RE1IAIn
pita CO y r frZAbesTfle SeU.
AK Gesuz1bas- Zeni4. Dayt1u IRfif
anrpois, Csiro. CiBeInaa1t. L0aisTfTIs
81 Lg1is- - Itssj Z AID All Tsoiui,
Wa als Seth West
EIeaTSsra IisSstH II fistas,uFgh and return s. g
F4ss ai,Eeya - lou. AID tins much quicker IIlsl
any OtheE FUz1G-
Through I1skeis to al ss5fats In the WeIt. NartI
and Ess' TAB - sro-EFed Gt tbS ofsee under ID,
14eLEre HSsAs. HhstliE<. Va q with RreiEi
Agent Al Br515sS.srT Ssation
fset-At .1atEsts viii lie made a. lowest ra:es Z,
Asy posE: aaeeasils ty tais rsd ana is e1nretia,s
. ;Ee Last SoTSh. Wet md Serth-Wez1. AZ or,
usdeF AIssEs Hslse. OF With Fl. AgeH: Al BridRo
PAT stlt-os. M. D. TERRY, A.ent
Wheeling. Va.
JOIN CIAPSIAN. Agent,
IN MCCULLOUGH. PrssiIsEt
p IFERs. Cent Ticket AE't ted
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OFFICIAL.

LAWS OF rHE uXITED srArES
fEls.d a "a, PRO Ss15oa 81 AZ Thirtv- Ssp..sG
CSlTFeEG-
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Baltimore 8 Ohio Rail ROAD

} y MCCULLOUGH. PrssiasEt- 'sss ~ > v
= p 3FERs. Gent Ticket AE't. ted
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An AoI . PEoVido o tho appoIatr,lDt q ~,
4tant IA he navy. q
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DE Ann: have ustl your Eiilse viii, sxtr,o
nl5g sIcrsas tn ny family and among thgse i IN
Saed 20 visit In diltreas TO regulate tbe r,S nI "a
ltton and parity the bl00l tlty are tIlo VeFF btt
tentay have ever known, and i can copfaenflS re-
commend them to my fFieIidi. E Is az
ts4-z I0Qrs, Nv uINiES
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hlllsegYGt G1HYch.

90 ITIAGEI iIprEE sa5apuah, Ga, jan q 1874
hoSoaED ST1: Stonld BE ID Fa1elnl toT the relief
Se1raEEl has Eonght mRif.I "a not FPpOft lay case
% ygu q cold pettied ia ny iimIs and hFonFht Oh
iIaiilf. witch e61el in carDais
p no gtlgll.5 Notwithstanding I bad the best of
by .,eiaiA the disease grew worse and WUESs until
y tbs adRteoef yul1r excellent 6eSht % Baltimore,
= a lcAenstel tried Your Pills. Their eGeetI we're
an u1,F ehkiFGlV veil
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"A EnrnlluPhu.

Rua DT z n. CTTiSSrzESi6tf Ss,5 fj-z.,,t
Aoae EliAs arat the prince 81 pureeS. Their excel
lent qualities surpaAs any eathartic We possa They
are mild but very certain ard eRectunI In thsF *
tion on the bowels which ulakeE them ipyaIaflS "a
rs IN the daily treatment OF diseaEe.
Headaehe, SICK He6daefle. IPoul Sto-
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hLH0UPT, cen FSeEt AZ PSTIa5.,,hi.
HOS 4. SCOTT 6eaI iSlsPHt, AltooIa Pa JSSI5SsS
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y, lplIAlH53tEsE q e IEEEllel.

81. = /, 5 elulul toiif u. Sf in Een.. 1850.
Ptt2 Practice ever Since you made tiSs5 ~ Snr5f
netteto - they the best eatharfie Ne o11rIoy
teel5 9rtton on the liver Is quick and de-
teS consequently they are an adnarabiR FSFB6ly
~ aaEeE9suis Of that organ. Indeed have
EslsoLn i9und ease Of bIlioS ditsate % 6lStibaIe
that it did not FslIiily yield 70 then -
zs s3EaielI1Ally yOuEe- ALoNZO RAIL-. n D.
PhyEiefan Of fflP{ lE5Tfy,S 1FSs.,t55.I
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BfnfOus DIsorders-Liyer Complaints.
. FsOas d. ThEo5ste BsEI, Of lSeas Yoyl- C,t,,.
0k only are your Pills admirably adapted 10 their
purpose ~ an hfeTi0nt but lind fhsfr ~
49, 49, ePon the Liver very marked indeed They
s " ~ Practiee proved more e6eetuai kJr The
S-3P S9I S5Skfe9g tEiali any enc r.re,iV
tsnEth purgatire hIeh 8 WORTHY tS e5niideues d
tue profelsion aud the peopla
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p am: Your Pills are the paragon Of All that e
great IN medicine They have cured my little dauEh
o. 1ieeEotls soEes upon her hhnis and feet that
bad proved IncuTable for yearE Her mother -
oeen long grieEouE addicted With bloIebei ana pin.
PIES on her skin and in her hair. Amer cur ehTld
cured her, ASA HfORGRI61R
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"a Cal7dl

u that he his Al 6dies Il Notl ~ I,,tGSs
94eE ne seyings BaaloE WhselinE f6r tFs6S7eti5e
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Which THInabls rtmely ~ pkiilflI hnnds
e dangerous u pul9 Pin, fEum the dreadful OonsS.
aIenees tlt GotlUN Itsj ineaali5u3 ute.-
whatever. -
Price 355ets.pefB oxs or 5 B61esTor 81
- ~ saf Lowell, Mass.
4 &c .,ls = G eoop4 CO. AR4 .g.,i Y 9sss
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1900
BETWEEN PTrTsBURG1T ( PinfS N = PG ~

The Capacity Of thu Road Is nov equal 70 n a..
Country.
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LHEgH ca Se; g s.e.s s.E,os Ss ssil'
h H HouSToNs GaarS EFtiCkf Agt. PhrS.
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= PITTSBUns, Pa, Nay l. lS55
%. J. g Ann Sir: have beeh repeatedly cured
y uas cEst aadoeie nyleody can have BY Ose a.
Two q your Pills 1t seems 10 sTise nom . fEl St
mach which they elesuee a oi,F,af -
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RunoMm

An ACT nalztng a61iti6a6i SF a. n
EIort q ths AMI II sd ysaT SElIIirZ In
pFopHEftulll q aEruarHe5 f1F tha i-eIl veaF 80
ING JHna thtrFtSths etsatiel shaldFPi ai1d EiTty.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-18

) dApaEtul6lt = hurire1 niIl IiTtssG7s 7
80 ~ a11eEsa = dollall "a
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Dysentery. Diarirhoea, Re1ar,syPf orl,,

Eros BE.y:,G G7Esea ef cEseao..
l,sI .1 lias nave had leng trial In my practice and
t I4Se Ee5 found Then Alternative eHeet uIron the
~ make them an sHcelleSt Fenieiys Ehea given
telr sugaF.cuaIin mai q tfehi nd
e''ns saIlentfps thsrRa % women and ehudIsu
DYsPePsia, IHnpuritys OF the Blood.
From Rep. u =. Hiass, Pdst0T N 4 3p,at
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1862-04-10
TIE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, April 8, 1862.
at for fair to good, l40al45 Cts for prime
and 150al55 for choice; Southern red l26a3O cts.
and for Pennsylvania do 123al25 cts. per bushel.
Cor7,.-Prme lots of white Corn suitable for ship
ment to England sold at 63a65 cts, and yellow at
50a53 cts. per bushel
Oats.-Maryland sold at 35a3s cts
Rye.-Of Rye we quote Mar yland at 60a62 cts
TOBACCO yland Tobacco continues to come
forward very freely, and sales to considerable
crop is estimated to be little short of last year
but the quality is likely to prove very fine. About
500 hhds. have changed hands at the following quo
tations, viz: Inferior and common $4a SIS; good
common $5a $3.50; middling SEA $3.50; good
and fine brown ss7.5Oa SO; extra fine $,la $l2.
There is nothing doing this week in Ohio. No sales
of Kentucky this week.
The inspections of the week are 1916 bids. Mary
land, 21l Ohio, % hhds Kentucky-total SIS hhds
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1862-04-10

Sec. 7. And be 1t further enacted, That for
the purpose of carrying this act into effect there
is hereby appropriated out of any money in the
Treasury not otherwise appropriated, sum not
exceeding one million Of dollars.
Sec. 8. 44nd be 1t further enacted That any
person or persons who shall kdnap or in any
manner transport or procure to be taken ont of
said District any person or persons discharged
or freed by the provisions of this act, or any
free person or persons, with intent to rc-enslave
or sell such person or persons into slavery, or
shall re-ensave any of said freed persons, the
person or persons so offending shall he deemed
guilty Of a felony, and on conviction thereof in
any court Of competent jurisdiction in said Dis
trict, shall be imprisoned in the Penitentiary
not less than five nor more than twenty years.
Sec. 9. And be 1t further enacted, That all
acts of Congress and all laws of the State OF
Maryland in force in said District, and all ordi-
nances of the cities of Washington and George
town, inconsistent with the provisions of this
act. are hereby repealed.
Sec. 10. And be 1t further enacted, That the
sum of 100000, out of any money in the Trea-
sury not otherwise appropriated, shall be expen-
ded, under the direction of the President of the
United States, to aid in the colonization anc
settlement of all persons liberated under this act
and such free people of African descent now
residing in said District may desire to emigrat
to the Republics of Hayti or Liberia, or sucl
other country beyond the limits of the Unitee
States as the President may determine. Provi
ded, that the cost shall not exceed $500 for eac
person colonized.
An amendment was added making it the dut
Of the owners of slaves to present to the con,
missioners within twenty days, or in such othe
period of time as the said commissioners ma
deem it expedient to allow, the name, age an
description of their respective slaves, when
shall be the duty of the clerk to issue certif
cate of freedom to each of the persons freed.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1862-04-10

WHAT wMbME DO WITH 1T ?-Well, 1t was
momenteus question and one which required
quite consumption, Of paper and much time Of
the author to discuss, and, so far as we know,
the question was never satisfactorily answered.
And now it looms up before us in all its pris-
tine magnitude only little changed in verb
age: What will they do with hem2 The rabid,
unthinking, reckless Abolitionist of the North,
intent upon the destruction of Southern instftu-
tons, regardless Of law, honor or integrity, are
bent on the abolition, emancipation, or anything
else YOU may call it, of the slaves, not only OF
the seeded States, but Of all the States where
negro slavery is recognized, loyal or disloyaf.-
SO they succeed in their nefarious design OF de-
priving Southerners of their rightful property
they care not what becomes of the Constitution,
the Law. or the Government Their object is
abolitonsm. their god the negro
I'm the North many States are passing law
Upon law excluding the negro from their States,
while Others are petitioning for protection and
vet these rabid animals, the Aboltionists. are
eager for general emancipation. We are led
therefore, to enqnre-What will they do with
them? Unwilling to receive them amongst
themselves, unable to find means Of transporta-
ton to some other territory, unwilling so fa'
even to furnish means for the colonization OIL
the few who were willing to migrate, we ask
them in all conscience, if conscience they have
What will they do with them?
If the rabid wing of the Republican party
have never stopped to reflect upon the subject
it is at least reasonable to suppose that Mr.
Lincoln and his advisers have, for it has GER
tainly been their province time and again K
give assurance after assurance to the people
that the institution Of slavery should not be in
terfered with, as is abundantly proven by thu
record, and as often to violate these assurances
as is proven by their acts. They at least mus
have given the matter no little thought, and, il
all this, if they are still determined to lend ;
ready ear to the teachings, and helping hant
to the work, of these arch rebels, have they no
come to some conclusion as to what they vii
do with them?
We really think it one of the most outrageous
not to say dishonest acts, to exclude by Law
from their own States the negro, and entertain
at the same time an idea of turning them loos
upon u.s. We in fact are yet too liberal in GU
views of their humanity, honor and decency t
imagine them wicked enough for this purpose
and yet we believe it is the object of the Gov
eminent eventually, and perchance without tn
countenance of law, certainly with no show {
right, to overturn this cherished institution, an
in all candor would we ask, What will they d
with them?
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1862-04-10
THOMAS MORGAN.
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THIS celebrated Trotting Stallion, which can
i make his mile in five minutes. will make
stand this season at or nc the following places,
viz On Mondays (afternoen), at Mr.. Thomas
SINNERS; on Tuesdays. at Mr.. Thos S. Dents;
Oh Wednesdays (afternoon), at Mr.. John A.
Deans on Thursdays, at Hilltop: on Friday'.
at Mr. Benton Barnes blacksmith Shop; on Ss-
turdays, at Mr.. VIM Simmons. Season to COM
mence the 18th of April and end the 28th Of June.
This Horse raised in New Hampshire -
He is ful-bIooded Morgan and Abdeila. His
pedigree. which will be shown by the Groom,
will give the full particulars.
Terms-$5, if paid by the 30th Of June, if az
ter that time S.. Insure the colt to stand and
suck $l2. Persons putting three mares $40 each.
Any one can however pay $40 when the mare
proves with foal. The Groom to receive 50 cts.
in each case when the mare is first served.
+. w. WRIGHT.
April 10, le62-ev
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1862-04-10

COUNTY CoMM1ss1oNERs.-Th body by ap-
pointment was to have appointed Collectors of
Tax on Tuesday last One member of the
Board being absent, and desiring a full Board
the four present adjourned over to Thursday,
to-day, when the appointments for the year
will be made. There seems to be quite COM
petition for the Office and the Commissioners
certainly have variety from which to select.
Gentlemen applicants. we wish yon all good
luck