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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-30
AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF .zI,{
- FLUENXAs BHONCHITiS,
$40 WHOOPlNG COUGH,
tf4tr GROUP, ASTHMA,
- - INCIPIENTUONs
8UlIPTION, Z Q

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cd sEas Z % the dsIease. - - ',-'N7
We need not speak 70 the publie Of itE yIrtues
Throughout egety totns and alaost every hamlet OF
the American States Its wonderful cures Of pulmop
airy complaints have mAdBit already known. Nav,
few are the families in any eiyl1ed country on fs
continent without some pefsonhl experiehce oftts
elects. and fewer jet the communities any where
which have not among them some living trophy n
Its victory over the subtle and dangerous
the throat and lungs While Il q the most powerful
Antidote yet known TO man for the formida able aud
dangerous diseases oftho pulmonary organs II z
also the Peasantest and safest remedy that can be
employed lot inhnts and young peFs6ns. Parents
shouid have II In store against the tnsdu6ul enemy
that steals upon them gPEsPAsed. We have Ebhnd-
ant grounds % believe the CtfEAH1 PEcFURAI saves
more Lives by the eousnmpti6ns Il pF5Vantl than
thoseit eureS Keep by you, cure your colds willie
they are eurlble neglect them until no human
skill can master the tnex0rRbe eAnkor that. fastened
on the Eit9l;, e4ts yguF liie eyAys All know 1.-THE
dreadfni htAlity o. lung dsoFdefs and ~ ms know
too the virtues Of THIS remedy, We need not do
than to ASSURE them II 4 still made the best II can Id
WeHpare no cost care, toll TO produce It the
most perfect possible, and thus Ahord those who rely
on 4 the bestagent which Skill can furuiah tor
AntlE -s-s---
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MAYORS OF THE
Great Cities. g

VIZ, the undss.igned Mayor, hereby certify thai
Of our several eitio8 have EiEned document Of
guEAuee 70 us that the remedies Of DIR, }. @. AYkR
Cure, and Cherry Peetorall have been found to Be
medicines Of great excellence and worthy the CON
adsnes Of the community. F-4s
HON. JAMES COOK,
Mayor Of LOWELL, MASS
HON. AL'H BEARD Mayo. Of NASHUA. 4. /.
'F = = Mayor q IANOHEsTnR, Nh.
HON. HON. JOHN ABBOTT Mayo. q CONCORD. y. H.
ON. A. H. BULLOCK,
HON aA7nI ' 'IIaD11hi Mayo. Of sAlrS, MASS
HON ,. " LINCOLN Il H.;,.. ., BOSTON. MAS.
Mayor q PROVIDENCE, R. +
HON. AMOS ". PhES Ssss !, ,,on,,o, oovv
lO', : y ASAS HsSor Of EEw LONDON. COM
HON. cHAs. B. E 90 Mr., :, ,,o,,,.,., -, !.
HON. D. =. EIEMANM.
HON Z Y FIHsFH E.,.- q n.,nrrou. .. ".
HON. ADAM WILSON IS Mayor q soaoaso, q ".
HON. R N. BISHOP, .t,aee'
HON 1 H 0nAT'0H Hs,o- Of LOUISVILLE uu Ky.
HON. yoHs SLOAN, 80.
HON. JAMES MeYEErRRs,
HON. JAMES ". NORTH -, ..-l-. J, y.
'-'''' MSyorS HALIowELI, NE.
HON. JAMES s 9as 3sss; ., ,nrD1nIogos. n. 3
HON. Wl1HAAP R sTF d INV ruD,oaD. MASS.
Mayor OF FALL RIVHR, MASS
HON v, z. oaAasFo Mayor Il u1wlon4, R.
Mayor of eALENA, III.
Its te-- 14laa rlu arr|
Mayer Of DUBUQUE, IOWA.
HON. THOMAS S GRgE9 q SHH4ai1aooo4, r1us
HON. ROBERT BLAIR,
MAJOR Of TUSCALOOSA, ala,
''', : : 3A' Mayor of MEMPHIS, 4.rNn
bon. 'llAaP 'F Hs9s. 4 INV ORLEANS. IA
- Mayor Of ROCHESTER,, n. Z.
HON. De WET . aaov, b.. !, -. ),
Mayor Of PrTTsBURs. PA
: Mayor 81 DzTRoIr. MICH.
A0'' AA4AA 1 f4 Ss5st ot MILWAUKEE,. #a1sll
Mayor Of RACINE. WIS
Mayor Of KENosHA. WIS
k.yOr Of CHICAGO. MI
avs : : : Mayor Of SELMA. ala
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HON, ", 8. HoI1nAP, 49,, oo,n,,,ri. !.
1870 Mayor Of VERA cRuz.
DON PIERRE De OADArIO. - - :, ,,,,,, :,
DON rsrnpHAnm 1ODaIagz.. ,,,,.,5..,.
pOE ANTONIO ncuEvnEA. j., go
- = y Mayor q VALPARAISO, omit
DON MARC sEsou1PEpAL1A, -e
49, Mayor q RIO JANErRo. BRAz1L-
Certify tAat The rs,idsa. D.usEi.t. have assured
Ayers Sarsaparilla
L n sEslisat remedy, ana verify IL 6onndonoo
ofths community. - $500
.i-lat11f f7rifa -f.ff' .-rf
oee larn.se. lifi ar-- slfF - rs
, y Ayers Sarsaparilla.
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Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheel-
ing Rail Road ,

Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheel-
ing Rail Road. c5is.,,-f5oo
Ia -
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, May 5tIl lS92!! pas.
- senger Trains WIN leave Bridgeport a. foiloEs,
Sspndaya ex9sptedl ffaiF-f,.tfseO 4pa-!t1
10 VI. Mall Train, stopping at ali statiopS m.
Gses a. sittsoaEgr at S:26 ?. NJ, and
402 P. 81. Express Train, stopping at ali station,
,o.,, n :, arrives at Pittsburgh al 500 P, n -,
lElS m Rxpress Train, arrives at Pittsburgh Il
tiHr I'D A. II. AMI Cleveland 1t 9;l6 A. 81, .
RETURNINGrP R AIMS! ID
Leave Cleveland At s=26 A. II. and SIS p NJ, ar.
dive a BridgePort q 4;55 7. NJ, and 1856 A. II, =
30 LsATe PiftsburBh At Loo A. NJ, quo a. II. and
ESQ p NJ, arrive At Bridgeport at 1854 A. NJ lO2s
A. III. and 1855 T. M 100 II > ~
Connections are made as Follows
VI Pittsburgh With Pennsylvania n. R. for Harris
-ei-5.is burg, Baltimore, WAshiDgton, PhilS-
Cleveland with Cleveland Toled R. r. for Gan
dIsky, Toledo, Detroit, chIeago Aid
All points In the NORM WEsF. Will
Detroit steamers for Detroit, jackson
@ hioAsoaud tbs NORM WEsT. Will
t Cleveland 4 Erie Il. X. for Erie, Dual
KIRK, Buffalo and NiAgara Falls with
Cleveland. Columbus Cincinnati toi
SSEEestline. Delaware, Columbus aud
At Hudson with tie 9. z. q on. R. for cuyahoss
~ NPi.el talls, Akron, Millersburgh and w6Ss,
At Alliance with P. IT. W. 4 Q. R. R. for Canton
haStllon, Wooster, Salem, Rnon, Co
AtsteubenYills with p @. O. Line and Az Bx1EAIR
with Q. o. o. h r.. Tor ZanesyilIe New
ark, Columbus, Xenia, Dayton. In,i
Anapolis, cairO, Cineinnat, LoufgyiIle
..a5ss-i So, Louis, St Joseph. and All TointI
8tst and South West = :,
ExcurEiOn Tickets to RttSburKh and return ~ IA
Fare aivayI RsloW, and time much quicker than
any other route. nj IN. no - ~. =
through Tickets to ali points IN the West. Nor,b
aud East can be procured at the oEieo under Inc
MeLnre House, Wheeling, Va or With FREIGHT
Agent At Bridgeport Station. { Trt.f-i - 80
freight contracts will be made At lowest rates 70
any point accessible by this road and lis connections
20 the East, North, West and Northwest n ofiise
port Station 4 .YMs D:TERkYs Agent 10
ID. b. WILLIAMS, Agent,
JIM. MCCULLOUGH, President. V
R. MYERS, Gent Ticket An" 4-ilA faha
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New Spring Wall Paper. Z
TUsf OPENED, very handsons stock Of Fino
- Fer sale eheap hy- .JOsERH GRAVES, ~,
I lls2.o & .f5- No 20 Monroe s.,
W1n0Ngs elsAsas-21oo hoTSS aSS6ff9d
~ 49, 10th Piftibpfth and wheeling rlaks ,
49,, I. Il5lE6 hEll N TIE flISrf 77tIS- a
-. esitsR,tsH, Argt q lIAkPKR 4 lIlolld
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-30
- SANE PINS II sfLvRR-PLAFKD KxTEN.
SION CASES, WITH PENCILS.


SION CASES, WITH PENCILS.
Tor 80 cents the lIaeie Pen: EorIb cents Lnekv
Pen; for 81, the Always Ready Pen: Tor 81 81 ~
EleEaht Peni and for tl60 the Excelsior Peu Thess
are WelLhnished, good-WTitng Gold Pens, with Iri-
dosmin points the aVeFAFe wear Of sVery oae Of which
VIII far outlast gross Of the best Steel Penl
The name Of "a. Morton Number" and sQual-
ityP are stamped on the oI0Wing Pens, ana he
Pointa are warranted for ak month";, except against
accident The numbeTs indicate siEe OHly: No.
being the smallest No the largest adapted for The
poeketi No. the smallest, and No. 10 the largest
Mammoth Gold Pen, for thsdesk. Long aud me
dium Hibs Of all hlEes and qualities Short NIbG of
Nos 8, s, G. and are made only Of arst qualify.
GOLD PENS, WITHOUT OASIS.
N IOE q cents, No. Pen, lst quality, or No.
For 81, a No. Pen. 1st quality. or No. Pen. "a
quality or = No PEN % quality.
For 81 2S, No. Pen, lGt quality, or Ne GPsn,
ID quality. or . No. Pen, "a quality -
For tl-bo, No. ( Pen, LIST quality, or No Pen.
% quality, or No. Pen, Sd qualify. - =
FOR tl.Is, No. S PEG, lEt quality, or No. PEG.
For Sassy No. 9 Pen. 1st quality.
THE SANE GOLD PENS, WITH SILVER KXTKN
SION OAsAs, WITH PENCILS.
For 81 50, No. Pen, LIST quality, or . No. Pen.
9Gr SIS, No. Pen, lst quality, or No. sPen,
ID quality, or Nod Pen. "a quality.
FOR g, No Pen, LIST quality, or Q No. Pea, "a
quality, or NOS Pen, Sd quality. fa4
For $3.50 Nc, Pea, Ist quality Of Ne Pen
"a quality, or No. Pen, Sd quality.
Eo5 3, No Pen LIST quality, or . No. Pen. "a
HAuE slIo1B = NO
GOLD PINS, ALL FIRsT QUALITY, IN SILVER
MOUNTED DESk-HOLDERs.
Fer -, No. { Pen, for S29s, q No.6P0n, or 2I6
9 90i & o o. fsS, for rs no So Ps and for D.
. No. 10 Pen. ,r - r-.F az.
The "1st quality are pointed with the very best
ITidomin points, elrofnlly selected and none Of this
quality sold with the slightest imporfeeton which
skin and the closest scrutiny eand0tect.
The I'D quality are Superior 20 any Pens uads
BY him proTi0ua 70 the year 1850
The I'd quality he Intends shah eqnAl In respect
% Durability, Ellsiiety, and Good Writing Qualities
(the only true eonsideTatiOnS) any Cod Pens made
elsewhere.
In regard 70 the cheap Gold Pens he begl leave to
say that previous 70 operating his New and Patent
ed hineTy, be could not have made Good Writ
ing and Durable Pens or the Price had the gold boeh
fnTuiahed gTatuiienily. -rr- -II
FETties ordering Hhh - al flIt1ness gpsethf EAe
sNtfHbtT" and Qualify Of Ne FtlS o. PISS cad
OLees ioae, Gld b pGyfieiaF o deSrTi5s tAs kfBd
IF Pens they pr.ftT-igheisr GfiG lfaber, eouTss
~ fsie- 'sHsti 7'sFE ~
= For sale BY All dealers in the line Throughout
the country. Addrc1
No % Maiden Lane. New York.
Any one sending single letter pest stamp Willre-
eeiyB q circular With 6e Gimils ongraylnEl Of the
above sizes aud styles, mh2E3md
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TERlIs. Rssular PrIees.l
5POSTAGEf

esfned az par, -
ltPoSTAGEsp y
The Postage q any part OF the United statsk VIII
Pc but THENTY-f0UR GENTS a year for aBlaef.i
wood and but FOURTEEN CENTS a year for eseh
OF the Reviews. a1s7 ~ fiIsf5 -
nfshed fer 1864. Auburn " teE-
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puuut5a IgEabENhNlatI.m.D.f4 ~ y
have used your Pictorial myself IN INV smiiv sve,
dnee you Invented Il, and believe Il the best uedI
cine i9r ltsPurPose ever put out: with bad cold
should sooner pay twenty-five dOllRra for . bottlt
than do without it, or take any other remedTs
Group, WhoopIng Cough, Innuenza.
SPRINaIIELD, MISS FEB. Z 1885,
BGoTHER ATER: i will eheerfully certify your nc.
Ehooping cough, Group, and tho chest diseases Of
children. We Of your fraternity In the South ap-
preciate your skini and commend your medicine to
our people. = -e u HIRAM CoNRLIH, NJ D.
AMOS LEE ESQ.,, MONTEREY, Ia, writes, I'd jan
1856; II had tedIou6 Influenza which eopfined M
n aoeTs az weeks took apy medicines without re-
lief; finally tried your JeetbTdI by the advice Of our
clergyman. The fret dose relieved the soreness IN
my throat and lungs; less than one half the bottle
eheapest a. we'll as the best We can buy and va a.
TEEN You, Doctor, and your medicines a the poor
mans friend" fti14 7T397 y = I'll
Asthma or Phthisies and BronchItIs.
WEsr MAscHEsTER Pa, Feb. 4, 1856.
sTR: Your CteTyy Pictorial Is performing marvel
ous cures In this section. 1t has relieved several
nom alarming symptoms Of consumption and Is now
esEtng man who has lAbored under an affection Of
the lungs for the last forty year,.
5Gg 7ss HENRY L. PARKS, Merchant.
"A. A. RAMSEY, n. D., ALHoH, MoNEoE Co, IOWA.
writes, Sept. O. 1855; S0uring my practice Of many
i, Pave S iTSnd nothins equal 70 your Cherry
pattauts, or curing SueI are cuflble,i 577Fs'
We m ght add volulnes OF evidence, but the most
sonNinnlng proof OF the VIRTUES OF this remedy q
found In Its effects upon trial. - -
.asH ieW Consumption.
Probably no one remedy has ever been known
which cured 80 many and such dangerous cases a
this. some no ,h.mati- aid can reach; but sven to
those the CeTg Ee0rdI Affords relief and comfort
AsEoE HousE, NEW YoRK Chr, March 5, 1853.
DOCTOR AHER, IowELLG i feel 1t duty and aDIeas-
ure to inform you what your Cherry Psetoraf has
done for my wife She had been i've months ihboripe
under dangerous symptoms Of Consumption, from
which no AID We epnld procure gave her much relief
She was steadily falling, until Dr. Strong OF this
city, where we have come for advice, reeontasbje5
trial OF your incidence We bless hts kindneSE a.
We % yonr for she has from that ay
she - not yet ~ strong abe used 70 be- but Is nee
fro her cough, and eails herself we'll - -
hiiYours with gratitude and iekafd!- aia-t Il
ORLANDO SHELBY, OF sHKIHYyuIE Il
C6nStiMPtiUes, do ot'dOspair till you have tried
ATIRs ClIElhI IEeToRAIs 1t d made BY one Of the
bestmedeai Oh onitts ID the world and il curSsIl
ground rs besPeGk the high merits Of its virtueG-
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TRANSPORTATION.
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Consumption.

C6nsuMPtives, do not despair till you have trie
Arts ClIElhf HEeIoRAIl ltisi made BY one Of Is
ground rs bespeGk the high merits Of its virtues-
t = "a. Ei5 4sq7gsy.
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fraternity yours, ALoNzo BALL, ND
Physician qfths Marine HoEpftaL
DYsENTERY, RELAX, AND WORMS.

FiVul Rep. j. y. Hfzes. Rsstor Of Adpsat Church,
.aSlft9 Toll NRottoH. lHTys Bl9S
Or. ATER: 1 have used your Pills with extraordI
nary success In my family aud among those I am
called visit In distTess. To regulate the organs
OF digestion and purify the blood they are hs very
best remedy have ever known, and can confden
ly recommend them to my friends.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-10-02
Approved, July II, 1862.
Colonel Mason's Surrender {
Clarksville.

Colonel Mason's Surrender of
Clarksville.
The more we learn of this affair, the
more inexcusable and disgraceful it ap-
pears. Instead of there being from 700
to 900 men under johnson and Wood
ward, their whole force did not exceed
$50; and number place below 300; in
stead of their being we'll armed and
equipped, they were very poorly sup.
piled, some of them not having a sin
gle round of ammunition, nd others
not more than two; instead Of there be e.
ing two batteries, there was not n soil
tnry field piece of any kind W hatcver,
not even a quaker one. And further,
the guerrillas did not intend fight.
ing our troops, had determined resist.
ance been shown. All this | have from
several Union men, as well as from Sc.
ccssionists, of Clarksville. l made
special inquiry respecting these facts.
and received repeatedly the most posi-,
tive assurance of their truth, and this,
too, from men who could have no mo
tive in making false statements. Our
men we're grossly deceived touching the
strength and the equipment of the en-.
emy. Lieut., Col. Andrews was deput
ed to go, by permission of Woodward
and johnson, within the rebel lines
and estimate their number, &c. He
reported it to be from 1900 to 500, and
as finely armed and equipped as any
men he ever saw" On the strength of
this report the surrcn Ter was made
How he could have been so wide of the
mark, is passingly strange; yet that he
was, have not the shadow of doubt.
In justice to some of the commissioned
officers involved in that disgraceful af.
fair, will mention that Capts. Wood
ward and Houk, and Lieut.. Morris, vot,
ed against surrender, nor would they
change it, till, by vote of their com
panies, they were requested to do so.
If any other commanding officer oppos-
ed by his vote the surrender, we oave
not learned his name, though there may
be such. The facts l have stated
leaving them witho ut comment-I full
ly believe. A. i. MCKINNEY,
Chaplain list Reg, o. V.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-10-02
General Reno.

The army has lost one of its brst and
bravest Generals in the death Of Jesse
l.. Reno. He was u native of Virginia,
bat appointed to Wost Point Academy y
from Pennsylvania, where he gradu
ated, ranking the eighth in his class in
1876. He was breveted frst Lieuten-
ant in lS47, for gallant conduct in the
battle of Cerro Gordo, and was brevetod
Captain for meritorious bravery in the
battle of Chepultepec, where he was
wounded. After the close of the Mex
lean war he acted for a while as Assist.
ant Professor Of Mathematics at West
Point.
In the present war Gen. Reno won
fresh honOrs 10 the Army of ths Poto.
mac, and fell at the post of duty. lie
was a lighting officer, and one of the
most reliable Generals in the field.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-10-02

Gen. Philip Kearney, one of the best
and bravest officers of our army, who
was killed in the recent battles before
Washington, met his death in the fol-
lowing manner; The General rode in.
to piece of woods to reconnoiter, and
came upon a Louisiana regiment, He
was ordered to halt, but instead turned
his horse and leaned over to avoid the
bullets, and rode rapidly away. While
doing SO, he was shasin the back, kill
ing him instantly.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-10-02
Currency in Stamps.

AN ACT to authorize payments in stamps
and to prohibit circulation of notes
of less denomination than one dol
lar. ... ..
BE Il enacted By the Senate and House
Of Representatives Of the United States Of
America IN Congress assembled, That
the Secretary of the Treasury be and is
hereby directed to furnish the assistant
Treasurer, and such designated deposit
aries of the United States as may be
by him selected, in such sums as he may
deem expedient, the postage and other
stamps of the United States, to be ex d.
changed by them, on application, for
United States Notes; and from and af.
ter the first day of August next such
stamps shall be receivable in payment of
all dues to the United States less than
Eve dollars, and shall be received in ex.
change for United States Notes when
presented to any Assistant Treasurer
or any designated depositary selected
as aforesaid, in sums not less than five
dollars.
Sec. 2. And be IL further enacted
That from and after the first day of Au.
gust, 1862, no private corporation
banking association, firm, or individual
shall make, issue, circulate, or pay any
note, check, memorandum, token or OBJ
legation for less sum than one dollar
intended to circulate as money, or to b,
received or used in lieu of lawful mon
ey, of the United States; and every per
son so offending shall, on conviction
thereof in any District or Circuit Cour
of the United States, be punished b.
fine of not exec eding Eve hundred dol
lars, or by imprisonment not exceeding
six months, or by both, at the option O
the court.
Approved, July II, 1862.
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MistellantONs.
A Villainous Plot.

The editor of the Springfield (Ill)
State Journal has seen letter written to
Governor YATES, by q man who has
just volunteered into one of the regi.
ments raised in Egypt. He acknowl.
edges that he has been X. G.. G. for
nearly year, but now makes a clean
breast of it. He says that it had been
determined upon by concerted move
ment upon an agreed day, to throw all
the trains on the railroads south of Gen.
tralia from the tracks. Machines call =
ed "clasps" are to be used for the pur.
pose, the places selected for the purpose
being bridges and embank ments. The
signal men watching the track are to be
first killed and then the traitors are to
give the signal to the train to pass on.
The time chosen is the day when the
largest number of volunteers will be on
their way to the South.
After this diabolical project shall
have been consummated, the traitors are
to scOur through the country killing the
Union men and laying waste their prop
erty. The writer asseverates most re-
ligiously that such project is in pro.
cess Of incubation, and he calls the at
tention of the State authorities m ost
earnestly to it. The letter has all the
appearance of being a truthful expose
in the statements which it gives.
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PoPE ON SIaEL.-General Pope was
serenaded at Chicago. In a speech in
response, he pronounce the reports that
he had made declarations disparaging
the courage or gonoralship of General
SIdEI., false, and declared that he had
always considered General SIdEL an ac.
complished soldier aud gentleman,
and that his relations with SIGEL are
of the most friendly and cordial charac-
ter, and are likely to continue so.
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In New York they have law exempt,
ing persons of the Shaker persuasion
from the draft. An exchange says that
converts to the Broadbrim faith are be,
coming as thick as hops;
Flash young men are laying aside
gay toggery and assuming the sober
drab swallow tail and broadbrim, aud
with solemn faces deal in "thee" and
fhou' with as much persisted ncy as the
genuine members Of that profession
But the dodge won't work. The peo.
pie have found these bogus "shaddies'
out, aud they are having hard time Of
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-10-02

An assessment Of $4,000 has been
made upon the disloyal citizens of St
Joseph and in a district of country
within eight miles of the city, for The
purpose Of furnishing subsistence to the
wives and children of those soldiers
engaged in behalf of the Government
in suppressing the rebellion. This il
right move in the right direction
[St. Louis Repub.