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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-11

r9- RoBsING AND BEATING couSrRY-
uAx.-Ou Saturday evening man by the
name of Ferguson, from the cOuntry. was
enticed into house above the I'd Ward
Market kept by woman named Hsymnkcr.
Whilst there he WAS robbed oi ten dollars,
as the man himself alleges. by Miss Hay
maker, who refused to give him back his
money. Ferguson, who had wagon
standing in front Of The door, started to-
wards the same, saying as hO did SO that
he would send the police after the woman.
Before he reached the wagon he was APP
preached by two men, one of whom charged
him with tamperiug with his woman,
meaning Haymaker. The two men then
assaulted Ferguson, knocking him down
and inficting wound on tho side of his
head. Officer ScrOggins being advised of
the affair, went to the house and arrested
Haymaker and another woman, both of
whom were brought before Aid. Robertson
aud committed to Jail.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-11

BS~THE NEW REVENUE. SrAMPs.-We
are authorized to state that the Commits
siouer of Internal Revenue having iucreas.
cd facilities for supplying stamps-all or
ders received up to this time for'stamps, of
the kinds already engraved, will be filled
by the 18th inst Within a short time
stamps of all desCriptions::..will bc ready,
and then an order will be issued requiring
the use of stamps on all documents stamp
able under the law. Until the issue of
this order, the penalties for non use of
stamps are considered operative, and
will be enforced in all cases where stamps
are obtainable. te,.,, q,
Marriage certificates must have a ten
cent stamp. The Commissioner says they
come within tho meaning of the 9th Sec
ton of the excise law, and are therefore
subject to the ten cent stamp. Each car
riegc Of a livery stable keeper is subject to
tax separately, and irrespective of his Ii
license. ao 17 raq
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-11

s9-"SCoRsN the H4crroN, !" ASSAM wRI-
LER sAYs.-Last week they were trying a
case of horse stealing before tho county
Court of Marion, at Fairmont. Fontain
Smith, Esq, and Senator Wiley were OPP
posing counsel. During his speech, Smith
alluded in a playful way, to Mr.. Wiley, asa
"Butternut Democrat" Mr.. Wiley replied
that he repealed the imputation, and added
that he should much prefer being accused
of the crime before the court, than of being
"Butternut Democrat"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-11

B9- IMPORTANT TO GRAIN DEALERs.-
The Commissioner of Revenue decides that
apersOn who buys grain strictly on his
own account, and sends it to another mar
ket, there to be sold on commission, is not
thereby made subject to any license tax un-
der the excise law. 1.-The buys grain sole
ly for another person or firm acting as
their agent, he is still exempt from license.
If he buys for more than one party he comes
within the provisions of section 81, art. IA,
and requires license as commercial broi
ker. This applies only to instances where
grain is bought and sent to another market
for sale. When the grain is sold by the
purchaser he requires a dealers license;
but whether wholesale or rctntl, must be
left entirely to the judgment of the assessO
in each case. y j
lnasmuch as licensed wholesale dealer
is permitted to act as commercial broker
without an additional license, as well as to
sell at retail, parties engaged in the grain
trade as usually conducted, will probably
find it to their advantage toobtain license
as wholesale dealers.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-11

E8-TRE RrvER.-There were three feet
five inches water in tho channel of the
Ohio yesterday morning and the river was
falling. There is a perfect swarm of local
packets arriving and departing daily, and
all are doing well. The Capitols, Captain
Thompson, will leave for Cincinnati to-
day.
The Pittsburg Gazette of yesterday says :
this point, with thirty inches reported at
Glass House. The weather yesterday was
clear and pleasant though the sun melted
the snow considerable and made it very
disagreeGble under foot. We think there
will undoubtedly be more water again to-
morrow. s,-+
The only arrival from below was tho
Minerva, from Wheeling. The little steam
er Cottage left for Cincinnati on Saturday
evening, with all the freight she could
take.
The Emma Graham, from GAINESVILLE
was due last night aud will doubtless be
found at the wharf this morning.
Tho Lizzie Martin. we understand, will
ply between Pittsburg aud GAINESVILLE dur
ing the coming season, and also the Jonas
Powell-probnbly.
Captain Reese, sold the steamer Venan.
go. at Cincinnati the other day.
We observe two new powerful tow boats
building at the wharf and both are rapidly
approaching toward completion. One il
for Capt. Blackmore, the other, for Capt
Bailey. They are intended to tow coal be-
ween Pittsburg and Cincinnau.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-11

sTTHE REREL INBoDEN AT ST. GEopaE
a telegFaphic dispatch was received in the
city yesterday announcing that the rebel
Col. lmbOden had occupied the village of
ST. George, in Tucker County, with force
OF four hundred cavalry, st. George has
been great sufferer from rebel .incursions
since the breaking out of this war.
Captain Hall, of the 9th Va. Infan-
tFy' with fOrty.three men who occupied St
George, was surprised and captured. We
have no particulars.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-11
The Army all Right after the
Change.

WAsHIEGToS, Nov. IO.--AIl statements
alleging that disaffection exists in the ar
my consequent on the change in eomman-
ders of the army Of the Potomac, are pro
nounced by those who have the best means
OF knowing to be without foundation.
It is ascertained that the assignment Of
Burnside to the command of the army Ofthe
Potomac is without Limitation as 10 time
hence reports that any other General will
take the position are not we'll founded.
This is at least the present state Of affairs.
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FoRTREss MONROE, Nov s.-Tbe U. S. San
itary ship Euterpe, Capt Joseph Arey COM
ma1dinR. arrived last evening aud WAS or
dered to Washington. s---
The flag Of truce boat steamboat New
York left At nOOn to-day for Athens Land
ing, with So Confederate prisoners in charge
OF Capt- Sanders, Of'the Sd n : refinen.
and expects to retarn with Union pris0ners
The steamer John A. Warner viii leave
here this evening for Washington viii
nearly 100 eOntrabands.
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Public Sale.

UTILL be offered at public sale on satur day, Nc
w Vember 18th, 1862, q Farm, containing 10
acres near LOydsyillc, the National Pike, in Bel
mont county Ohio, three miles from Lewis Station
on the Railroad, 15 miles from Wheeling. The land
Is OF excellent quality and very beautifully located
The improvements are large brick house, barn. wag
on house. spring house. gTanery tenAnt-house very
fine orchard, &c. 1t win be sold Mt bargain to any
one wishing to purchase For further particulars APP
ply on 6hs PEg 9a,E RLIAsu CLARK A,.Dt
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Attack of Guerrillas in Kentucky
General Rosecrans at Bowling

AEIdCk OF 0uGIIUld8 III lA6uIUGkY-
General Rosecrans at Bowling
Green.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 9th.-On Wednesday
night last, a battalion of Col. Shaekelford's
regiment, 9Th Kentucky, commanded by
Major Holloway, was attacked by large
force OF gueTrillas under command Of A.
Fowler, on Pond River, II miles from
jacksonville, KY, on the GreenVille road.
The attack was CALAMITY met and the reb-
els compelled to return with a loss Of eight
killed, including Col. Fowler aud u large
number of wounded and several prison.
ers.
Fowler was one Ofthe men Wha sent the
flag of truce to Henderson on Tuesday,
and which was so treaeherously violated
by an attempttO carry out information Of
the strength and position of the Federal
troops. The person in charge of the flag
was named Winstead, and was promptly
arrested and placed in jail as a spy. Lear
ming the fate OF their messenger, they cross
sed the Ohio on Friday night 10 West
Franklin, Ind, and carried away DR.. Ham
a peaeeAble citizen, whom they nOH hold rs
q hostage for Winstead.
Mr.. Hord, the newly elected Attorney
General, has entered upon the discharge Of
his Official duties.
Capt. Ekiu contracted for 1000 cavalry
horses yesterday, at $94 per head.
Gen. ROseerans was at Bowling Green
yesterday, pushing forward supplies to his
men. H ly.t
The Supreme Court will meet on the
fourth Monday of this month.-CiH. Con-.
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HEADoUARTERs 24rH BRIGADE, V. N. /
Wheeling, Nov. Q, 1862.

General Order No. 9.
J. Until further orders. the field, stan and COM
missioned officers, with the non-commissoned stan
Ocers of the 18th and 5th Regiments ofViFginia MILF
tia will attend at the Armory under the Court House
The roll will be called at o'clock precisely.
II, The 4th and 9Th Regiments will muster on
RsSimeSt on an Street between Union and Monroe
Streets and the 9Th Regiment on Fourth Street be-
tween Monroe and Quincy Streets. Each Captain
ei precisely at ~ o'clock, p. II. Each Regiment
viii be formed by the Adutant upon the order OF the
Colonel. The Brigade VIII be formed by the ASST
dIer General, for insb ectI0n and review. -
III Until further orders, each company OF the
4th and 6th Regiments, Will assemble for Inspection
hours, commencing precisely at o'clock. Tue CAP
tain Of each company will cause the roll 70 be called
Nv The Colonels Of the 18th and 9th Regiments
iII forthwith order meetings Of the battalion and
Regmsntal courts for the laying q anes upon dslln
and places as the Colonel Of each Regiment may
designate &C., 1,..,. ~ tht.
priSade: Col j. H. COchrane, 1884, Regiment: Han
oocs County; Col. JohR d. Nieholls, l03d Regiment
brooke CoGuty: Col. danes MeCinney, 9th Regiment
msnt 0hio onnIy: Col Thomas O.. HerVey, l6l!t
ReFiment Ohio County; Col. Geo. Bo'sers, ! Ss
Regiment Marshall County, VIII each return 70 tneso
oficers Of his Regiment, and copies Of the rolls ana
returns ofthe Volunteer Corps attached to ms hee
ment. He will also rS1Ep ths deer
Ing 10 me state within the bounds Of his Regiment.
WfS Sttenti Is directed to the 9Th Chapter OF t9e
GeaS e yEP EaGG a 81 q t faa ssaptor
By order Of BFiAdleF sns5sl D 1HFf II
now Asst. Adj't General, 9th Brigade, Y. ".
TMBROIDEREp SLIPPER PAT,
Ii TERNs Beautiful styles o. t5S fo 5OFe %
now s- ~ log Main street,
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How Trouble may be looked for
with FOREIGN Powers.

WASHINGTON, Nov. Io,-Notbing in the
latest foreign intelligence leads TO hppre.
hension Of trouble between the. United
States and foreign powers in connection
with American affairs, unless 1t be from
the persistent course of English merchants
and spectators in fitting out priVRteers to
prey upon American commerce.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-11

FOR SEVERE ooUmtTAkB THE -
EXPECToRANT SYRUP.
FOR SLIGHT COUGH TAKE THE
r..-a.i-.V a,f=-,aiH 3, EXPECTORANT SYRUP.
FOR SORE THROAT OR TICKLING IN THE
THROAT, USE TIE E8PEcToRAT SYRUP.
FOR GROUP AND wHOOPING COUGH
USE THE EXPECTORANT SYRUP.
FOR ASTHMA AND PHTInsIo USETuE
EXPECrORANT SYRUP.
FOR A DRY HACKING COUGH USE THE
.,.--., EXPECTORANT SYRUP.
FOR HOARsRNRss FROM PUBLIC SPEAKING
USE TIE EXPECTORANT SYRUP.
Manufactured only by
LAUGHLINs 4 BUsHPIELD,
lam Ia " wholesale Drusglsts,
ocI27 Main Street.
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RIectiou Returns.

LEAvENWoRTH, Nov. 9.-The Republican
State aud Congressional ticket in this State
is elected by n majority of $4,000. The
Legislature is also Republican. ,vry
The Prairie Gre caused much damage 10
various parts OF the State by the destrne-
tlop oil crops. &c, Iily .lagH4 te7g
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-11
GIASSICAE ACADEMY,

I'd EV.MESSRS. DODGE and GREENE. will re-
IL, sumo tho exercises OF their CLASSICAL ACAD.
Envy in the LLNDSLEY INSTITUTE on Monday,
November 10th, at 0 A. II.
with increased facilities they propose to educate
Young for the Junior Glass In College To those
however, who Oply desire an English education, tho
Ough attention Wilibe given in all the necessary
branches Of study. noNS-St !
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McCLE1IAN's HEApouAnrEns.

To Brig. Gen. Neigs:
Your dispatch of this date is received. l
have never intended in any letter or dis
patch to make any accusation against
yourself or your department for not furn-
ishing or forwarding clothing. as rapidly as
it was possible for you to do so. believe
everything has been done that could be
done in this respect. The idea that have
tried to convey was that certain portions Of
the command were without clothing aud
that the army would not move until it was
supplied.
[Signedl G. B. McCLELLAS,
Mai Gen.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-11

H8-NEw WHARF BORA 6ne new
wharf bOat,for Jelly & Manner, steamboat
agents, arrived yesterday evening and is
now lying at the landing. The boat wa.
Quit at Pittsburg and is a convenient and
substantial craft. @
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-11

HARTFORD, Conn, Nov. IO.-Belden's
Gin DistiIlery at Simsburg, was burnt to-
day. The loss amounted 70 SOS, 900. No
Insurance.
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can toresee no time when an army of over
100000 men will not call for clothing and
other articles. Inregard to Gen. McCtel-
lan's means Of promptly communicating
the wants OF his army to me or to the
proper bureaus Of the War Department.
report that in addition to the ordinary
mails he has been in hourly eommunica4
ton with Washington by telegraph.
1t is due to Gen. Meigs that should
submit herewith copy Of telegram re-
ceiTed by him from Gen Mcclellan.
Very respectfully,
Your Obedient serV't,
II. W HALLEGK,
General-in- Chief
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HEADQUARTERS OF lGlST REdINESF, ". 81,
ONO COUNTY, November 9th, 1852 I


General Order. No. 1. .yE4.t,
T A Battalion Court OF Inquiry, composed of the
i. following officers, viz: Lieut.. Col w. j. Boggs
Captains Geo. Thompson, Co. A, VIM. II, Howe 90
II, David RfAzler, Co. d, John Coulter. Co. II, and
John Wise, Go. !, members, will assemble at thatay-
ern house OF Heyer, in the town OF Triadelpha, on
Wednesday, the 18th Of November, inst, at one
O'clock r. n. The Captains of the companies above
named will make return TO this Court of all absen.
tees from the several musters, whether company OF
battalion, heretofore ordered; and all persons res
ing their several districts, will apply 70 thIi
OF sufficient excuse can be offered -
II. A Battalion Court OF Inquiry, composed OF the
following ofEcefs, viz: Major Frank WAITER Presk
dent Major Arthur o. B0gEs Captains Nicholas Muir.
ray, 90. q William North, Co Z. William Potter Co
y, and William B. Morgan, Co. O. membera will as
Bembls at the tavern hOuseo Joseph Refrel, IN the
town OF West Liberty, on lhursdAy, the 9Th OF No
Vembsr, inst, at emo O'clock P. 81. The Captains oil
the companies last above named, will mako return
10 this Court Of all Absehtees FUN the several mus
deFed and all persons residing whiting their seTera
dtsPiots Will apply to this Court for release from
their fines, where lawful or sufficient excuse can b
offered. n.
for the Transaction OF budness at HeyeF's tavern
house, In the town OF TEiadelphia, Saturday thC
18th day OF November, inst, at one o'clock Ps NJ
This Court will be composed Of the field officers aud
coWuandAnts Of companies, anil will hear and de
teFmine all applications for exemption from military
any other cause and aPpels from the deesiOn OF thI
battalion Courts. An claims for allowances and ex
| penses must be presented to this eerrt.
| ". The AdtutAut, Sergeant Major, las Proves
the Battalion cpd RegimentAl Co1rtE and all oGcer
/ wiz wear their side arms.
BY order OF CSl. Thomas Y. Hervey.
noVI-3tdItW ISAAC BENTLEY, AdJt.
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One Hundred Guns in Honor of
-- pHPUaida

PRoyIDEScR, r. l., Nov 9.-By order Of
Governor Sprague, a salute Of one hundred
guns will be fred Tomorrow IN honor of
the appointment of Burnside to the cum
mand of the Army OF the Potomac.
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Minhipan Rlanfinn.

DETRorT, Mich +, Nov. IO.-Rsturns from
the Upper Peninsula place the election
of IohnF F. Digs (ReP.) TO Congress from
both districts beyond a doubt. - h
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New York Stock Market-Nov. 10.

Stocks lower aud dali, but since the
board market firmer. Money Oh call 495
per cent and plenty. Gold reached 1881
and closed l324@I323. Sterling exchange
higher, l472@l4s.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-11

- Ell y I'IVI' % ~ H'llIHs Fol.- =.
+. WAsHIEGToN, Nov. S.-The President has
rendered TO Schuyler COIfax the Secretary
ship Of the Interior, in the event OF SeeTe-
tAry Smiths acceptance Of the JudReship
Of the United States Supreme Court.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-11
Vanderbilt in Pursuit of the 2eO.

NV YoRK, Nov. lO.-The steamer Van
derbilt goes to sea tonight in search Ofthe
Alabama.
Ills now stated that the draft in this city
wilE4ake place between now aud the goth
inst. ~
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HEADQuA.E:El. 5IH RsonEsT. Y. "a "a, !

~ HEADQUARTERS DfH lkE1lhkhT, v. Nj
49, ....e-I . IWHEEIINd. November Z, 1852. ID
General Orders No. II
II The Battalion Courts OF Inquiry for the 9th
j.. Regiment Virginia Militia, will convene as fol.
Lowe: The FIRST, embracing ali the companies north
OF Alley ID, Centre Wheeling, at the OSurt-houRe on
Friday, tho 2ls inst, at O'clock p NJ, consisting
of Lieut., Col Chester d. Hubbard. President Cap
tains james 2. Gray, Co. A, W.P. Hall, Co. George
Adams, Co. r, Porter Smith, Go. D, and John Cloudy,
Co. ], monibera. The second embracing the oompa-
mics south Of tho above alley at the Csnrthonss
Saturday, the 22d inst, at y o'clock p. NJ cOrslst.
Ing OF Major Isaac Cloudy, President Captains A. r.
Mckee, Co. X, ID, 7. Taylor, Co. Z, Andrew Glass Co.
d, II. Hartensteini and Augustus Hanleu, Co. IL,
II. a Reglmentai Court Of tho sti. regiment. CON
ssting OF al tho Fold and Staff Officers aud Captains
Of companies, will convene at the Courth=uso Sat-
Ill. Adutant John IL. StnlImRu. Provost Marshal
Ed. B. Young and Saml u. HlldrOth, Clerks will ut.
/ tend all Of the above Courts.
~. IPersops having legal excuses to offer for
nOnattendance Mt any OF the drills mustcrs order
ed prior to the assembling OF these Courts, are noti-
fed to attend. Those subject to militia duty, who
by absence from drills musters, arc liable to be
for their respective districts All others claiming
exemption from military duty, whether by the Sur
gSOrs certificate, alenRge or otherwise, will present
their cases to tho RegimentaI Court only.
v, Captains accompanies arc required TO report to
the Adjutant Of the regiment all abBentees from any
drills or musteFS which were ordered prior to the
meeting Of each Battalion Court. y rFa
VI. Persons aEgrieved by the decision Of the Bat.
TALON Courts may appeal to the Reglmental Court.
VII. All claims for services rendered, such rs rent
Of drill rooms, gas music, printing, &C. must be pre-.
| sented to the R0gimental Court.
VII. All officers attending these Courts will nppeaT
Bp order Of Jas. Mckinney, Colonel 9th Regimen
novstd Per j. IL srALLAIAN, Adyt.
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Gen. sohefo1d, Moving Back t
....--1 l,- Springfield, No.

sr. LOUIS, Nov. lO.@The Evening Nelu,
has seen a private letter from. Springfield
which says Gen. Sehoield is moving back
to that point Scarcity of forage in Ar
kansas Is the cause. III
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NEW YoRK, Nov. IO.-The U. s. gunboat
Sumter arrived tO-daP from Port Royal.
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BATCHELoR's HAIR DYEl
TIE BF,yT IN THE WORLD.

I1I1 5FISI IN TIE WUIELD'
WILLIAM A. BAToHELORs celebrated Hair Dye
produces color not to be distinguished from nature
warranted not to pure the Hair in the loest; rem.
edes tho I'll effects of bad dyes and invigOrates tho
Hair for life. GREY, RED, or RUsTY HAIR instant
ly turns splendid Black Brown, leaving the Hair
soft and beautiful Sold by all Druggists, &c.
&C. The genuine Il signed WILLIAM A. BATCH
Flor, on ne four sides Of Zach bon.
FACTORY, No. 81 Barclay street,
tE4 lI.a sgl4a ~ I0l New York.
(Late 2sS BrOad,uay and IS Bond sly
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The Confessions and Experience of
f&. an invalid.

Published for tue boneRt and as a warning and
caution to young men whs suffer from Nervous De-
bility, Premature Decay, &o; supplying at the
time the means OF selECuro. ByOno who has cured
himself after being pat to great expense through
medical imposition and quackery. by enclosing a
postpaid addressed envelope, SINGLE COPIES may be
had OF the author, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. Esq,
Bedford, Kings Co., New York ap4-lYdkw
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1EnITARYs Hats and Caps "A TALL AsSOrt-
mi Heht Of Military Hats and Caps pP PS1u'
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aaiIg gutsl11gentet.
Notice to Mail Subscribers.

We wish our friends who are sending MS
subscriptions by mail, for less than a year
cut out and bear in mind this tariff of
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TMRROIDERED SLIPPER PAT
II TEAMS beantifni styles at the variety store o.
- A1-tANS' Ns'Ns D.NICOLL / BRO,
49,. ygz - fId lO9 Main street.
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e -s-a WHEELING
Business School,

CONDUCTED By i. ]. HITCHCOCK, Al IA. q
\ Main street., over the Savings Bank. OpeA day
aud evening.
The design Of this InStltutIol TO AID young men
in preparing themselves Cor active bndnoSs Id, BY
making them e0mPetent AecOuntants, and familiar
with bushes process generally.
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-22
Rates of Advertising:


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EXHIBITIONS, &C., under head of ADJUSTMENTS,
$500 per square per week.
SPECIAL NOTICES, s1.50 per square for first week,
S1.00 per week after.
BUSINESS NOTICES, In reading columns, IL cents
per line for enc insertion. No charge less than fifty
cents.
LEGAL NoEcEs at usual rates
Advertisements inserted IN the MAINE STATE
PREss (which has large circulation in every part of
the Statc for 3s cents per square in addition to the
above rates for each insertion.
Transient advertisements must be paid for in ad-
vance.
eY- All communications intended for the paper
should be directed to the Editors Qffhe Press and
those Of a business character to the Publishers.
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Street, is open at all hours during the day and eve
ming, from O'Clock in the morning to in the
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