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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-04-04

Andrews, who was imprisoned in Buffalo
TOR eoanterteltng AVER S PILLS, mas now been
indicted 10 ToroDto, with Que u. q. Briggs Of
Hamilton, u w, tor consplrlng tO detraua tue
Pupilc oy tneh nelarloas pursuit. Imprison-
Lieut., though it be lor yuars, eau scarcely puu-
ish snouSn tue hearIless villain who could sx-
eeule sum an Imposition upon the sick. The
"'ekeu RASCAL wno, Tor panry gam, oould thus
.rlle with tue llie anu health OF his fellow
m@n-iake trOn hls lips lhe cup VI nope wnils
snkinS, aud substitute all utter uelusIOn aud
cheat, Souia ialter al 10 crime, aId snouIa bu
spared no punishment. Sume OF his trash Is
stiii e4taus aud purchasers should be wary
VI wnom they buy. lGazetto, Uusa, N. \.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-04-04
! EMPLOYMENT f! S.
A GEN IT'S w NTED!
S25 4!

WE will pay from S25 to IS per month, and sll
expenses, to active Agents, OF give commission.
Particulars sent free. Address ERIE SEWING MA
CRIME COMPANY, h. JAMES, General Agent, Nj
Ian, ONO.
Aug. 3, 1e6i.-zz
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-04-04

ERYs1pELAs can be permanently cured by
"nr. Lsland's Anti KheOmala B4ud.p See
advertisement Of ''GFe4t Cure" in another
column.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-04-04
RELIGLona.

BY divine petmissbn, the RevsMr. Hoifmeir viii
hold The communion f the Lords Supper at Bloody
Kun, on the second Sabbath (lstb) April Servi.
ces to commence OF ID O'Clock A. II Perpetrators
service on Saturday previous at one O'CLOCK
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-04-04

A. GREAT oUcoEss.-The Iron uIIy Con-
nerclal College has verified the tact by tnous
snds Of young men attending the lusutulign
that Rapid, Practical, BUSINESS " rltlug eau
be acquired with unerriug certainly, m loss,
time Inan elsewhere, uuder the INSTRUCTION vi
the ininutable feDnman, Prot. Alex. Cowley.-
For his unequaled Penn4usnlp, Catalogue and
College View, lnclose II cents M s.amps, 10
JENKINS y SMIfA, PillsbuIgn, Ia.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-04-04
REMOYAL.

j. B. FarquhaE has removed his Grocery d
Confectionary 5tfre, to the David Mann Cor
ner, on JnliADal Street, opposite Reamer's
Drug Store. where be will be pleased 10 see
bis customers and all who want any article ia
bis line.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-04-04

SELECT SGHOOL.-E. g. ARNOLD win
open her school IN the Lutheran Basement on
tuesday, the lst OF ApnI, 1862.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-04-04

% Reader have you seen Prof. Woods ad :
terussnient IN our pAPer. Read it; it viii IL
Verest you.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-04-04

The proceedings Of the Mcclellan meeting,
with number of other articles, are un'
ayoidably crowded out this week. They will
appear 10 our next.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-10

NRw YORK Dec. ESPECIAL dispatches
II is still intensely cold with to inches
ice in the Potomac and Rappahannock to-
day. Any movement involving the proba.
bilitr Of fighting is considered by our Gen
erals impossible. During this Indictment
weather, every wounded man would die
with great fires, log houses and embarked
palisades under their tents. Troops keep
.tIlerablY comfortable. All reports that
some of our forces have crossed the river
are premature, we have not thrown man
across the Rappahaunock or attempted it.
Gen. Lew, Wallace will probably be or
dered to duty with this army.
Gen. POpe's official statements in regard
to Sigel excite great indignation through
the army. Sigel is held in high estimation
among our best officers. q ..t
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-10

Mr.. RdNardE n necessary IsEo1Id e4@
terminate that whole people 10 aIiler % pre-.
FseFFe the Integrity Of iths Onion.
Mr.. Wickli6e asked-W0men and child-
rem 3l.sssacp 8 AE1 ~
Ne. EdEards-No. They are got found
In arms This niRfehliORal sPnns gave
rise TO general laughter. TheTs are eHti-
lied to the defense and protection Of every
civilized people Of the world -
Mr. Maynard spoke of his finding patri-
otto and loyal people in Western YiFgipia
begging 10 DO disenthraIled and relieved
from the dead carcass of Eastern. Virginia
Il would be unjust 70 keep them waiting
until our army should compel the other
portion Of the State 70 obedience. 80
Mr.. Stevens said il was mOekery 20 hold
that the Legislature Of Virginia, had ever
assented to the New State. According 70
his principles he could vote for the bill on
the ground that the revolutionary States
being belligerents, were not entitled to the
privileges of the Constellation With bis
consent, the UuiOn should never be reslo-
red as it was under the Constitution with
slavery. ~.
Without oOueIsding, House adjourned.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-10
piffoultY AMONG Soldier.

NEW YORK, Dec. "a serious distIr-
bauce occurred amoug the soldiers en-.
camped near East New York on Sunday
evening last, in which VIM. Stellfx, pri.
vate in the 49th Mass, was shot dead,
s. H. Ryler, 9th Mass seriously wounded,
and a hotel kept by q German named
Schellin burned to the ground. The diH-
Guilty arose between SchelltI aud Stellfx,
aud the members of the 4sth reyenged
themselves by burning Schelliu's house.
Schelliu is supposed to have committed
the homicide, but he has not yet been
arrested. s,afq f.5e.Ii
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-10
8g 9.jUl.eI,l!egraph.
I AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
sja From washington.


. WAsHmeTos5 Dec!ys.-RepreseutAtive
Hickman's bill, introduced to-day, author
ICES the President 10 organize regiments of
lcOlOredimen not exceeding 1000 in num-
Der, giving authority TO uniform them in
some distinctive manner aud arm them for
. term, ofrseyen years or less, the ptiVates
70 receive So dollars per month and The
same allowance for clothing and rntions as
white soldiers. Son-commissiuned officers
to have same pay as same grades in regular
army, aud commissioned officers either
white or colored to be graduates of colleges
and TO receive twice the pay. OF infantry of
itheiregular army; each company to be al
lowed teacher or chaplain or clerk. The
bill also provides for line of steamers of
not less. than $50 tons, ,to, be run between
New Y0rkand Liberia, touching at Norfolk
aud Port Royal. 10 carry such Geld men as
desire to emigrate. II also gives the pro-
ceeds of con6scated rebel property to car
~ out theiprOVisions Of the bill II goei 4
The Navy Department received Informal
ton from rear admiral Lee commanding
North Atlantic blockading squadron, at
Hampton Roads, of several captures made
by blockading force off Wilmington, n. @.
and neighboriug coast. Up to the 9th of
November last, the vessels captured of
Wilmington and adjoining the coast SER
vice Septem Der LIST, includes one steamer,
two barks, two brigs, thirteen schoonUrs,
making total of twenty vessels of which
six have been sent North as prizes, the 9th
ers with the exception of one which sprung
q leak aud filled with water, were chased
ashore aud destroyed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-10
HEADQ'Rs RIGHr GRAND DIVISION,
gr4la 1si December & 10 A NJ


Owing to greatly diminished length and
breadth of girth of camp fires since night
before last the impression is prevalent that
the enemy has fallen back to a new posi-
tion some distances to the rear of their for
mer line. The immense volume of smoke
seen last evening on the opposite side above
the hills overlooking Fredericksburg aud
seemed to extend for miles In a western and
northwestern direction demonstrated that
presumed retrograde moyemehtif made al
all was meant only to bring them under
better shelter. The apparent fact of the
continued presence OF a great body of the
rebel army 10 front of Right Grand DiTi.
sion can be but gratifying to Burnside for
reasons that will be developed in a few
days. tits presumed StoneWRll Jackson
with his force has taken a position on the
extreme left. 1r r-rat T'--.-ls.s. b.
Specials to New York papers from
Washington dated the 9th says; $40
Attorney Gen. Bates is preparing aud
has nearly completed aud elaborate opin.
ion.afflrmiug the citizenship persons of
African descent under the constitution aud
laws of the United States, rJ H.ir % y
The following nominations by the Presi.
dent was sent to the Senate to-day to be
Assistant Adjutant Generals with rank Of
Captain /: Lieut.. II. P. b Briston, Goth
Ohio; Capt. Chas. McDOno; 9th No; Lieut.
1. r. Mublemau, l4th I'LL Capt. Edward
@. Denis, 3lst Ohio; Capt. VI. S. Kimball,
18th ILL.,; Lieut.. Oscar Mener, 10Th Ohio.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-10
Telegraph Markets.

A CIHCISNITI, Dec. S.
Flour dull at 51095,I5 fsr superfus- Wheat un
changed red los, and Indiana and Ohio white 10
oats In go9d demand At {!soSe N Suk and
unchanged and in fair demand at 425d4 go, the lat
ter rate for heavy lard and green meats quiet and
prices unchanged. Graeeries doll and unchanged.
doId $50, silver las. Exchange steady at par.
.r...l5 NEw YoRX, Dec. s.
Flour Ihade more active; super. State 10000, rs
extra State GT56B,S5. whisky dull at sec, Wheat
quiet and firm with n fair export demand; Chicago
spring 100; nil. club, winter aud red western 4l@
&c. Corn in COED request and lc better, 1919 for
spring mixed western. Oats dull and closed trIn ut
6666Sc, Coffee In fair demand. Sugar very dull
M0lasses steady. ,purk hTmer at l3y3l1%. Prime
hogs frmer Mt b9IdBL. Lard less ActlVoRnd with
out material change. Money easy. sh
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-10
NOTICE.
~ TnE GUEaILL..-W, 3ba,,7- a = ~,

E9r THE GUEaILL1.-WeI ehnse ia our
possession paper e,lsd The ;tinyFtiln,s
which was published by,.ln aBso,iation of
rebels in the village of oharlestown, Kan.
sEhs, during the occupation of that place
BY Gen. LOring. It contains the procla.
nation of Gen. Loring to the people from
which the following is an extract :i!i.ss
ave do not intend to punish those who
remain at home as quiet citizens; in, obedt-
ence to the laws of the land, and 10 all
such clemeuey and amnesty is declared /;
but those who persist in adherinR 10 the
cause of the public enemy, and the pre-
tended State Government he has erected
at Wheeling will be dealt With as their OBJ
stinate treachery deseryes?' Z cs-s ~
The Guerilla also contains the following,
which isn't bad: ..ig51
FoUND.-The commission of Lieutenant
John Ham, of the 87th' Ohio regiment.
John can get his commission by calling
at this office. His new uniform coat he
cannot get, however, as that is now worn
by our servant boy, TO which, as a deSelaI-
AMI of Ham, be lays claim. ls.laes
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-10

NEw YoRK. Dec. s.--Lstters from North
Carolina give accounts Of the expedition to
Hyde county. They went over 100 miles.
They captured several guerrillas, two po-
litical prisouers,l a Colonel of the 18th n.
C.sYoluuteers, scared the people from Fair
field, and destroyed Is bridges, y
capt. Jacobs Of the Sd N, Y. Cavalry,
with his force, lately captured near Ply.
mouth, 250 horses aud mules, aud Eum-
her of prisoners, ,s,'s-,
A despatch to the World from washing
ton dated the 9Th, says that an accredited
rumOr prevails that Gen, Banks expedition
has landed. =. 5i..--i ~. ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-10

HEADQUARTERS ARNY or THElP0roMGc,
Dec. 9.-The weather is mitder and the
snoW. has melted considerably. y
An oficeriWho came through from AIex.
audriRs within strong escort, was told at
Quantities. that l6 Suffers, with their wa
CONS, were captured by whitets cavalry
last week and the owners made to- drive
their teams to some rebel station in the ia )
terror. White was represented as having
q large regiment Of cavalry. 80 -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-10
HRGDQuLHikRs 4TH Rso'T. VIRGINIA MILITIA
-------- WHEELING, Nov, 18th, 1862.

GENKRAL oRPgE So.2.leI'3 isbtIa
THRoM and -Hqr this date u . several oompania56f
u the 9Th Regiment will meet Ut the following
named places FOR driTl and inspection, folloEs;
Company A, Capt. Ware, on the hrst Friday OF
each month At the Armory, Court House. = I
Company d, CIpt. Wilson, on the hrst Tuesday Of
each month at the ATmoFy, Court House. ~
Compiny @. Capt halt, on the first Wednesday Of
eaeh month At the -ArmOry, Court Hou-e. = =,
ObddpAuy ID, Capt. Vance, On the hrst Thursday OF
each mouth at the ArDory5 Court House. q
Company Z, Capt Knox, on the dfst Saturday Of
each month AZ the AEmOTy, Court House
Z Company ., Capt. Simpson, on the SECOND Tuesday
OF each month At the AFmOry, Court House.
! Company 9, Capt, MeAaughten, ON the third Tues
day Of each month At the ArmOry, Court House. z
/ Company Il, Capt, Long on the fourth Tuesday Of
each mouth At the AFmoTy, Court House ~ d
Company /, Capt. Scott on the SEQ nd Rriday.of
each month at the Agmory5 CSurl House. IE17t
Company K, Capt. Hopkins, on the third Thursday
Of each mouth At the AimoTy Court House, ? " =.
Company L, Capt. Muth, on the second ThuFstlAy
Of each month at the Armory, Court House. so p
Company rolls viii be eallel At each meeting above
ohdere1. and all absences VIII be noted thereon aud
robofted 70 the succeeding Battalion Courts. !
hlcmberaof Companies Of the 4th Regiment mn
provided with arms and aecoutTeueLts Wf1 receive
them On And after this evening At thu AEmoEy.-E
BY uydlf 81 Andrew y. aFeslsy, CqlqnAh tlllIBg-
lInetiti SiiISfy1u s.zkI- y, IRWIN AdiutAuI. Z
VIGfyarr 4 l. tFilsf efrT
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-10

OAIRo, Dec. s.-Oxford Mississippi neys
70 Thursday, report rebel General Jackson
commanding rear Guard. Eaemy had 4
skirmish that morning with the federal ad
vance near town. The main body Of the
rebel army, forty thousand strong, had
passed through Oxford twelve hours before
They number their sick aud wounded to
be very large. -Isag-a slz-- l-as4
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-10

ii regular Esputhlyy meeting oflths Citv
!, L ,oe was held at the Council Chamber

The eon5itt Accounts Reported n.
\ qs9al number ~ Of mopthly bulls which were
Ordered TO Be paid. 4 .s.sis.-..,5 ri
i The committee on ordinances repoTtsd
| ap ordinance reapp Ftionihg the city. The
9sopance gives abe 1st Ward a members
iaei Znd Ward q the Bird Ward 4lthe An
ward o, the 9th Ward Z, and the 9Th Ward
lin all %. The ordinance was adopted.
l5 a. The report of the committee on Water
WORKS was received and adopted. Il
mr. Brady in speaking 70 the proposition
ottssuing small notes by the city, said that
there was probability that we would have
o more abundant supply of the government
postage currency that the issuing of small
hotes was prohibited by Law, and that such
a currency would be vicious in the extreme.
lie therefote offered a resolution discharR-
llg the committee of Finance from further
consideration of the subject. The resolu-
lion was adopted. rsz1e 5-ils 1a7lE Eon
John Short, GIboy years of age, petit
tioned for the remission, of a fue imposed
nPonEhim for shaking an opossum skin in
'front.' OF, and throwing the same,iuto, the
FIRST g st q Ward !, Public School. Laid on the
Mr.. Sballcross enauiredif,it was the de.
sign otIGoppcil. to distribute coal 10 the
poor as usual2
Mr., Hildreth moved that the usual com.
mittee be appointed to sdperintend the dis.
tribution of coal to the poor. 81, NON
z 1MrsBradyl asked how long the city coal
would probably last and how long it would
be before the Council would have to BSuur Eur.
chase coal for the use of the Water Works,
&c. vsg, -.
Y Mr..OottsIsaid seven or eight years
Mr.. LETTERS said he would oppose the
measure, at any other time but this. o AT
present the poos are in more needy con-
dttion than ever. qoastg n non
l,aMry Brady Thought ttiswould be a far wi.
ser plan for the Council to appropriate a
sum OF meney-equ equivalent to the cost of
the coa1-ani place Il in the hands of per.
sons outside of the Council, for the aid of
chose lmeritorious persons who have here
tofore been supplied With coal.
Messrs. LETTERS, Blair, Donnelf and Pratt
spoke upon the subject; all agreeing that
restrictions should be placed upon the
Coal Committee 1.-The benevoleuce of the
city had been abused.
I. It was fually agreed; 10 refer the whole
matter to Committee for report at an
early day. .zzsa g5HLL Ron /
t Mr.UJeffers made a motion to give John
Nolan notice to abandon the city entry TO
his coal banks within six months, accord
ing to tie provisions of the contract.
DR.. Baird moved to refer tue motion TO
a. Gommittsez for. report, and the motion
being accepted by Mr.. LETTERS was adopted.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-10
Foreign News BIZ DC Arabia.

\" = OAOA9A HOMS W VIZ G1IAB4Hs
HALIFAX, Dec, 9.-The Arabia from
Liverpool on thu goth and Queeastown on
the Both, has arrived. She brings ono
weeks later news r5JGGf Z (Sy e
Bread'tnfs quiet, provisions steady and
unchanged.
The great prize fight for the champion.
ship of England between Jem Mace and
Tom King took place on the 26t5 of No.
yenber. Amer Fighting 81 rounds, most
OfWhiCh werein fayorof Mace, King put
in Que of his sledge hamuer blows and
knocked Mace insensible. Mace could not
come to time and. King WAS declared the
victor. - 1i.i aiai l.---.
II is reported that John c. Heenau has
agreed to fghtKiug for the championship,
each man to put up 5oOpounds per side.
Contributions for fhe relief Of the dis
tressed Lancanshire operatives continued
on Almost munifieent scale. The American
Chamber of Commerce at Liverpool voted
200 pounds 10 tue relieffund.
BELeIuH.-The Belgian Parliament has
voted that half million of the appropria-
ton of the public works be applied TO the
relief ofits distressed cotton operatives.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-10

BATTLE Field NEAR FAIEfTEVILLB, AK
Dec. S.-Gen. HsErOn'S forces en- route %
reinforce Gen. Blunt. met the enemy yes
terday on Crawford Prairie, 10 miles south
OF Fayetteville, Ark, and won decisive
victory over them. Il. - - 4 So
The enemy was $4,000 strong. They
were divided into four divisions under
Generals Parsons. Marmadake, Frost, and
Rains, all under Gen. Hindman, and en-
brace1 the flower of the ans-1Iississippi
army, aud were we'll SUPPORTED by Is pieces
OF artillery. li1llHt AKA 'leflazi-tei
The enemy fianked BIunTs position at
Gaze Hill, and made a sudden attack on
Heron to prevent him uniting with Blunt.
Herron's force consisted Of the 94th, 3Tth
Illinois, 10th aud goth Iowa, 26th Indiana,
goth Wisconsin aud battalion or two cav
airy in all from $500 to 1000 men aud "a
pieces of artillery.
The battle ragged from 10 A. n. till dark,
and was desperately fOughI throughout
Our artillery dPoTe the enemy from two
strong positions and kept their 0TerWhelm-
ing force at bay. The Goth Wisconsin cap
tured rebel battery OF four heavy guns,
bat were forced TO abandon them under .
muFdeFous 6re. The 18th Iowa also took
the same battery aud fought most despeg.
ately, but were alsO obliged TO yield it,
Almost every regiment distinguished it.
self ~ 1si5s
About Jour o'clock Gen. Blunt Arrived
from Cave Hill, With 1000 men and a
strong force OF artillery. aud attacked the
enemy in the rear. The rebels made =
desperate effort to capture his batteries,
but were rePulsed with terrible slaughter.
We held the whole field at dark aud before
8 O'Clock that night the entire rebel force
were in iull retreat over Blstou Mountaiu.
Our loss in killed aud wounded 900,
that of the rebels 800, by their own adj
mission. Several Of the enemy's field OIL
GERS were killed, among them Col. Stein,
Commanding q Brigade, formerly q Briga.
der General Of the Missouri State Guard.
There was only a few prisoners taken. We
captured four caissOns filled With ammnni-
ton. Lieut.. Col. MeFaFlan, of the 18th
Iowa, was the only field officer killed on
our side. Maj. Hubbard, Of the LIST Nus
souri, Cavalry, was taken prisoner. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-10

7 CHICAGO, Dec "a. special Oxford,
Miss, despatch Of the 7ih. says Col. Deck
er's cavalry, had a two hours engagement
wiih'th rebels near COdeeville, on Friday
night. The rebels are said TO have bad
5000 infantry, cavalry and artillery. The
federal loss was 9 killed, 80 wounded aud
60 missing. The rebel loss was 500 killed
and wounded 1-.-ss.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-10

LoUlsViELs, Dee. 9.-Three thousand
rebel cavalry, supposed to be under For
Iest, intending 10 make another raid inlo
Kentucky, or q dash on Fort Doneison,
were at GAINESVILLE O.day.
Passengers from GalIatIn eontFadfrt tie
story OF an engagement there between Fry
and the rebels. They say no recent fight
has occurred there. GA ,-al 1o5 Z. q = fol
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re HEADQUARTERS 5TH REGIMENT v. NJ, L.
$3.50 I,l5. yaRtassFss' NOV; 18th lS'a

re HEADQUARTERS 5TH REonIENR v. NJ. e
nFfFsf FEFf q lWHKKtINd, Nov. 18th, 1S62. u y
General Order No. 81 49,
IIHTII. further orders the several companies OF
" the 9Th Regiment will meet ht the following
named places for dTilla inspection:
Company A, Capt. Gray, ON the second Wednesday
OF each month at the nrmOry, Courthouse
Company B, Capt. Glass, on tIe second Friday Of
each month &C the, Ia Belle Warehouse.s 2.
Company d. Capt Halt on the third Friday Of each
month at the armory, Courthousc.
Company D, Capt. smith, on the first Tuesday Of
each month Mt American Hall.
Company =, Capt. Taylor, on tile the tiFst WSdne8-
day Of each month at America Hall.
Company Y, Capt, Adams on the fourth ThuTsday
Of each month At the ATmory, Court House.
Company @, CAPT Hart natein, on the fourth FRI
dRY Of each month at Stsubenrauch Hall, South
Wheeling. ,.allEss 80 - y =
Company II, Capt HAnlau, on the second Saturday
Of each month at the arInory, Court house. -
Company I, Capt. Cloudy. on the second Friday Of
each month at American Hall. - Z - ~ 0
Company X, Capt. Mckee, the third Saturday
Of each month at American hall. 2t1 20 iasf-t ~
The several commanding Officers Will cause the roll
To Be called promptly ~ O'Clock Ps b. and all alb
Septees following 10 minutes for variations in tme
noted 10 be reported 70 the succeeding BAttN lon
Courts OF Inquiry. Each drill to continue At least
tvvo honra. T1saE1il A14 4ifla- nlfH - - sl-f
The Captain Of each company will, at every month.
ly drill cause minute inspection OF the arms and
Requirements within his command, and report to
the battalion Courts Any that not Kept In prOPtr
0F ST crJa.. MocluBsy, cOl6hRsgtvl slissys -
/ n5y1i.Im J.H. STALLMAN, Adj't.
&. III
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n lFoR sATE
IA STORE g. DWELLING HOUSE.

FTNHR HOusEat present occupied by Geo. Busch, as
l Il Literary Depot, two doors south Of the Mcclure
House, ON Markets street.. The ature.room Is 35Xl6
feet. There Il dining-room aud kitchen on the low
floor, four chambers in the upper story, and good
cellar under the main building Fhe house Is in Est
rate order. VIII so sell the lot Wheeling l..
land, north Of and adjSinng the property Of John
Morgan, Esq. Said lot Is so feet front Kim street
and running back to the river. FOR further partieu
lars terms, &ey enquire Of the underAigned, sl,1g
dSc2IRs tl JAMES WILSON,