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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-12
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LEGAL.
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS on the Path day Of October. A. D.
W 1887, Lyman Osborn, and Phebc Osborn.
his wife, executed unto David s. True ~ Trustee.
| certain deed Of uust, conveying 10 ssid Trustee
the land In Scott county. Iowa, described - fol-
lows. to-wit: The east-half Of lot No. two ID Of
timber, and lot No. two Fl Of psarre, as &c sorih
IN he field notes OF. Jonathan Parker, a. filed in
the Fund Commissioners Office, (of said Scott
county ii the sixteenih section in Hickory Grove
IN liens Grove township. Which said convey
ance vas made BY the said Lyman Osborn ard
Phebe Osborn for the pHrpose OF securing the pay
nent OF certain psomissory bo'e and the interest
thereon, tgEcd by said yman Osborn dated the
24th day Of October. A. ID. l5s7, AMI payable to
tse order Of David liubach, on the 23th day Of
DC obcr, A. ID. 1853 for the sum Of seven
hundred and fifty dollars with interest there
on At IN per ceat. per annum alter maturity.
And now said promissory note faving become
due AMI payable, and the said man Osborn cav.
ing failed TO psy the same, j. Daviis. True, 1rus-
Ice as aforesaid do hereby give this public notice
that by virtue Of the pswer which is 10 me vested
By fsii deed of trust. will on Saturday, the eel
day Of November, A. ID. 1862, At the hour OF two
O'Clock IN the Afternoon IL said Gay, at the Court
House door, ia the city OF Davenport, expose ami
offer for sae Al public auction. the parcels Of land
above described. or so much thereof rs shall be
necesaary 10 satisfy and pay the amount Of saii
note, with the interest thereon to the day OF SALE
together with all the costs and expenses attending
raid sale. costs 81 this notice and trustees fees.
Dated the both day 81 October. A. ID. 1862
DAVID >. TRUE, Trustee.
ct3Gdts
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
l John Heckeniively, late Of Crawford county,
Ohio, deceaeed.
To the heirs at la = and all persons interested in
said estate
Whereas, the undersigned, executor Of said
estate, has flci his final account, AS such execu
tor, in the ofh,e Of the County Judge Of scott
county Iowa and ask. that the with his
other accounts heretofore filed, may be allowed
aud approved, and tina he may be disch arged
from BIZ. said Office as executor New, therefore
you and each Of You are hereby notified 10 appear
at the next regular term o. said scot. County
Court, 10 be held at tre Court House. on the la /
Monday oi October, SOP, the 27tr day, st nine
o'clock A. NJ and show cause Why said accounts
should not be allowed and approved and
said executor discharged.
GEO. r WHIrCOMB, Executor.
1t IL ordered that the foregoing notice by pub
.ished at least two weeks in the DrxocsAT AND
N.we prir to the goth day OF October, 1852
Dated October 5sh, 1862.
ocs X. LiADERMAS, Co. Judge.
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CLOTHING.
TIE NEW YORK LEDGER.

THE NEW YORK LEDGER,
TT ~ SAID, HAS A CIRCULATION OF
II 100000 copies, but it circulation 10 limited
cemparsd With the circulation Of gasmsnts man
ufssssfvdb BY
GAM. PERRY.
A. his establishment on Brady street, opposite
the Post Once.
Ian nov receiving the largest and most CON-
plsts assortment Of
Cloths, CasSiMeres and vestings,
kves offered In this market. Anticipating . large
trade this Fall, have laid in unusually hesvy
stock, and the goods MUST BE SOLD.
Nv goods are all
THIS FALLS STYLES,
Fresh from the manufacturers and importers.
shall continue to keep on hand . large assortment
Of fresh
READ Y-MAOE CLoT HIN g,
For Men, Youths and Boys, of my own manufsct-
IRE which will DO sold 1t
II u - { 81 m II z 4 Q . -
Ishall continue 10 manufacture my own Cloth
ng thereby giving
A BETTER GARMENT
For the same money tn an any Eastern made goods.
Everything in tho
Fmrnfshimg Department
Can be found.
Shirts Of all descriptions.
Under Clothing IA endless variety.
Stocks,
fios.
Handkerchiefb,
0ocks,
0uspenuers. 30. &c
Also, large and splendid assortment Of
DNJTE3, 0H
The largest and best ever offered 10 this marke
trust the public will call in and examine my
stock before they make any investments. FOR AIN
very snre can satisfy them both in Price and
quality Of goods. SAMUEL FERRY,
Brady street, o, positc Post Office.
aug2l-dtf
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C6UTlON!!! To prevent the public from
being imposed upon by Spurious and Hiyhly Per-
nicioas Masfat.oas. new label mas been pre- pared
bearing facsimile OF the Propretor's Signature
Examine each box, bottle, or flask carefully be-
fore urchasihg, and take nothing but $. cos.
TAkS.',
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Wholesale Agents in New York City
Shletlelin Brothers 4 Co Harral Risley Kitchen
u. A Fahnestock, Hull Bush, Gale x Robinson
Go Nj Ward, Close 4 Co
b & Sands d Co. Mcklsson Robbins.
Wheeler K TART. ID $ Barnes L Co
James Aspinwali. 9 Wells l. Go.
Morgan Allen. LazeiIe, Marsh 4 Gard
Hail, Ruckel d Co. ner.
Thomas 4 Fuller. Hall, Dixon d Co.
P. ID. Orvis. Conrad Fox.
AND OTHERS.
Philadelphia, Pa,
7 W Dyott Co. Robert Shoemaker Co
B A tahnestock Co. French, richards 4 Co
AND OTHERS.
Boston, Mass.
Geo Goodwin Co. Weekes 4 Potter.
u 5 Burr Co. Jno. Wilson, Jr.
l 0, all Wholesale DRUGeIsTs at
Chicago, ILL.,,
st. Louis, Mo-,
Detroit, Mich,
Louisville. KY.
Cincinnati, O.,
Pittsburgh, Pa
Buffalo, N. Y,
DRUGtusTs GRoCERs, SroR zKgErEas and RETAIL.
Frs generally in ell the COUNTRY
Towns and VILLAGES
In the
u N 4 II T. u E9.
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CAurlQNlII To nrerent tho nnhl;

IS35c, SOC AND 81 90 Boxes. BoTTLFs AND FLAsKs
50 ANB So FOR PLANTATIONS, SHIPS, BoATs,
HorELs, &c. &C, dc.
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tfs Sold Ere,yptere-by
ALL WHOLESALE DRrGGIsrs in the large3 cities
Some oil tho
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To LIE r.

DWELLING HOUSES ON THE BLUFF,
II from IS to $l2 per month, Two stores
and rooms in Waid's (late Wupperman's,) and
Halls Blocks. Apply to
JOHN L. COFFIN.
inc 27tf
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DAN cling ACAD MY!
&
HITE,s' NALL.
Mr.. A. II. WHITE
EsPECTFULLY INFORMS His FRIENDS
IL and the public gen. rally, that having Sc
cured the fne Hall in
Nltksli's Bleek, Cor. "a 4 Brady Sts.,
he is pre- pared TO resume his tuition In the ATT
bis long experience in which Warrants him in
saying he will ";eaeh all the most fashionable
Dances" IN the shortest possible time and to the
satisfaction Ct the pupil. His charges will be
moderate to suit the iines.
DAYS OF TUITION:
For Ladies' Mond ~ afternoons, from 2 70 Try.
For Centiemea-the same even ng from 70 Q.
For Masters-Ss'urday mornings from 10 to IL.
For Misses-Saturday afternoons from TO A.
The term will consist Of e teen lessons for each
class to commenc about the goth inst
~ For particulars enquire Of
A. NJ WHITE,
ccs Atthe LeClaire House.
NOTICE.
CAN'T McCLgLLAr, Oct . 1861
Proposals will be rec. lived at my Office Camp
McCleilaH, until soDdsy next for supplying Can .
Mcclellan With wood. From three to i've cords
per day will probably be needed.
LIT. CLINTON {. BUELL.,
oc3-dtf Act. A. q. N.
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Attention to the Business,

aud Mr. Spearing's Id customers will certainl
have no cause to complain of the change in tn
management auxl2-dtv
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-12

J. e.. SHOksN
OG PUMP MAKER.-OFFICE, OPPOSITE
j. tsst Once, Davenport. Iowa
> 1kwtf
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vTvHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE ASSOCIATED
1 themselves together this day, fer the purpose
OF conducting the Hotel business at the LcClaire
House, in this city, under the firm name Of Gilets
Wits Morris.
DAvxNPORr, May eth, 1882
p. j. GILLETT,
J. c. WiRTS,
Z. NORRIS.
mya-dH
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T>EE BEST STOCK AND FINEST CAR
L riages in the city. Prices low, and orders
promptly attended to. Ne srs. Benton 4 Brown,
the Oldest livery men in Davenport will give their
undivided
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A. r. Il ID. kELLY.
DACKE OF BEEF AND PORK. AMI
L Shipper OF Live Stock. - Rrady r.
;sei0-1tv
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Freight OF all kinds will be carried from Chica-
soto all Icials East at all times, at as low rates
W any Other Railroad rsutc. sep2. -du
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-12

nNTHE FIRST OF OvTOBER, THE STORE
" room No. Is Brady Street, enquire ef
T.ORR
su25 diff
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-12

DissOlMtiOn.
vIVAE FIRM OF GILLETT, WIRTS Kelly
formerly proprie'ors Of the LeClaire House,
10 this day dissolved by mutual consent. The
accounts Of the concern will be settled bv its
members.
DAVENPORT, May 7th, 1869.
p. J. GILLETT,
]. C.. WIRTS.
J. s. KELLEY.
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES.
CONGRESSIONAL.

WARRINGTON, June 90.


Mr.. Trhmball. 81 III, pre1satsd several
petitions in favor 0fS ship cAual from Lake
Michigan TO the Mississippi. a.5t'.
Mr, Foster, Of Com, pFeSehtedA pett
tion for. the passage Of , bankrupt law ;
also, from The COMMITTEES 0nP Pensions, he
reported bill Tor the relief Of the widow
Of the widow Of the late General o. n.
Smith,
% motion 81. Nc. ,DOOlitile, Of Wis, the
bill 70 ETaut the proceeds Of certain pub.
Eiielanis to aid ID the construction Of the
Northern Pacific Railroad vas taken Up
aud passed. hh
Oh motion Of Mr. Harris, Of n. Y :, the
bill 70 incteaSe the eompensalon Of the
E3ur5dyor Of Customs for the Northern
District Of New York Was taken up aud
parsed. ~ TX
vi. Powell, Of Ky, offered RFesolution
ChAtths Secretary o. War beEeQueSted u
tFdhsmit 10 tie Senate the report Of 10.
teph Holt apd Robert Dale Owen, and al
ne statements Of that eommiSSiOn 10 70.
latiou 70 their Investigation. Laid over.
Oh motion Of NJ. Sumner, the bill 70
barry late effect ihs, treaty Nith Great
BriIhiB. tdFtbe suPPFesSIonAUi't1,e AItiSau
lave Trade vas taksn up ana ,paSssl-
yeAs 81 nays 4s4-aq follows; hesatl.' V.s y
Tile, kennedy, PoResI and sauIsoaIy !,
Peadlhg The new sIAto aapsuou,, M Y
the Senate resolved Itself into " hlRa
Court Of Impeachment, TOR The ltiAl Of
IyRtat II. HnmPhEeSA. The Senators lGGk
thSIF seats on the platform 90 otlaef sue
IOhthe President Pro' FfI! Tue Hoase ri
log notified eatne oyer 70 9 BODY aua tae
4mVmbsrS took SeAtpon The door otlhs Sen J,
ate. The galletie0 were deaseiy efoWqe y
t0gitneSl The proceedings.
2 The members Of The House filled me
atSts Of the Senators, who were affatngea
upon . platform especially eopStFueied t9f
that purpose. !, 55
The WlInes1es, theluatnG Col: FolEl te =. +,
son BToRhloW and Baila ! eytopt oeeapse0
Iseals % the outer elTcle ! two taoleA we're
| placed iuthe area lfgatt1g the seetetAEy
desk, one Of which va surrounded ~ the
hanaEeF6 on the part q The Houae g
proiVeute the ca9e, while the other va 9 n9l
used, the eetuged, vita his COUNSEL 10y
I whose C0uVanteHesSit wa, formally pee
Iided not being present. ThePEoeeodiagl
were conducted Wllh.alsFtge a.sn,ly q,
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7g9IEatlgH.
AFTERNOON BISHlTGHRSS
Another Rhg gtasnt before Rich.

I .F " 44,. l4OQ0s
Oar. NcCLEtLAS's HEABQuASTEEl, Junt
t9s.-EVsuinE Gen. Hooker, At o'clock
this mUEaIog, AdVaossd bis di1lslop uith
lIhe view Of occupying = ReW positiqp. =
TIE result VAS that bis troops met With Z
most dsieFuiasl ls3lfiaAeG from the gRsf
ny, Which tIie n1tl Z o,eltek n n Z
aGtkFu6on, darling witch the Te6eis vera
EoFttd " giIu WGy bFtptS the iuTlueihl'
courage Of our ueu.
During the day steyihigH Indicated Z
geaoral engagement, but the e0eny showed
no diSPOailiop % accept y, ma II ~
ThSlrGopSGll louEhtds calamity Gstyer
The loss on our side viii be about 200
Killed aSd wounded The following are
iAMiOng tue wounded .l.r,, rsf, tt
Col. MutFis0h, volunteer aid 10 Gen, Pat
msF, s6amled 10 The hard; Capt Rafiettyy,
Excelsior regiment, 10 the lega.
The caSuAllisS amOHg the Officers Of the
First Massachusetts, Eegimeul, Which 1ut-
Gefed the most, Il Ss'toll6WJ; -
Capt Wild, Woa1ded "a the hand; Capt,
Chamberlain, wounded 10 the fAeo; Lieut.,
Thomas, arm AmpuIatSd; Lieut. Dalton,
wounded in the breast; Lieut.. PAFkSFSOa.
in the leg. 3H
The nGmbsF OfouF killed 10 SWAll, most
Of the men being wounded
Thelois 81 t6t eileHl J u nat kpoqpi bnt
il iB believed 70 Dc equal 70 oar own.
ii The rebel Camp - tEOatot Geh. Hook
er'S division was captured aud iI nov oc.
eupled by his troops,
ThbEtOuud fought for WAl q swamp with
thick undeF brush. beyond which Was IN
open eOuntIy, the wood iateFV0ninG DO.
tween our troops and The enemy, Presentsd
tie result Of the Artillery firing being
known.
Capt Dc RaSSy succeeded 10 getting two
Napoleon l9.poundeFs through The AEamp
during the afternoon, They did excellent
service. An eitort otihe enemy TO capture
Them resulting in his being driEep back
With SeTeru loSl.' ii
. FhF result Of 70 days fghtlS highly i'm
portant to The health Of the eFuyyas but
tlule more gEound iS to be gained 70 place
the troOps 6sypnd the SyRtnb.s I'll III J
Gea,r Mcclellan was Psstent daring The
Rhnlssday sppSrinEendlpg 81 tbB ftaolTe;;
mentI. q tg ~ I'LL W = - "
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ma nav stata "a ConeresJ.

wAsHIS6FOS, June 2I.4lh the Senate
To-day on notion Of Nj. Wade, q Ohio.
The bin Gor lie admission Of the State Of
West Virtipla intOthe uniop, WAS taken up.
Mr.. SumnFry Of Mass, said there was q
condition tR he bill which recognized ella.
very till the sn,l Of the year, 1868, 10 that
The bill would admit another slave State
into the Union, to which be was oPpotsd.
he offered 6nGheulmeut, setting loGlb that
Wlihiu the limits Of the said Stale there
shall DO nolthsF slavery nor Involuntary
tervlIuds, otherwise than as punishment
OF crime whereof The party shall daly be
rhnvieied b a. n "a. aia a i.H
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GEFE iqgEplST lIIAES TApfp 90 z
nsnbsf d itSliau nStsieihbS e he city,
~ 60 nbOot .,aJtji y tqsitgE '''u.
aSstS UPou theiF backs, pSeh % THE DE-
lEgb. OEbaslt bOyi YtisfrdtJ RespiaS
90 Ofs sHmbPF 81 beyI Nhg Nsfs foiloF.
.iaS ~ puliriaSS p, .'brsw . S.oas Wish
sacks dFpa 10 The bandI OiOaa q Ibs
chaps, eatlsd AugsIO, VhO Imm'dIattly
lsruDd Sboul asd kicked lbS PsFsOn Ebo
stSot bslIds bln. That person bIPPsnsd
10 u LsVi Htary. Angelo wa tAk'o be-
to'o Ala.hRSGSrttOn aad ansd one dollar
and costs. The whole crowd q nuSietSns,
With number Of boys, as.saded the triAl,
Asa The lhrgOu Wa very spirited ba' not
tOry veil understood. Asgslo wore . red
psslleoat, ths tail Of which StFosk him = liz
" bslow The kaes, and SlmSslf aud drum
presented very ludIeFOuS aPPeanpsP.
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DSrEcoHORy - wSALra.-Saye yOgl
u,oney n boyipS he sspouiisr. o. Con.
:. ~, 4. 4 :, ~, S,,.n
siGu"Veu .'Sl .O' 'I"e I1.S - Wv SN"r,
ons pound VII make aiHf PoaaaS q goou
hard Soap, or ahisSglloato 4eabtiiptWhitt
aot, so.p also Babbi,Es Concentrated Pot.
II p,Eh,,,,. C.l.hs,l.3 SS,r p6vss, =,
~ D"OO''. O ','',.t y, 49,, :. :.
washing without labor. warranted 70
take IHi SlildS out Of Table Linen and
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b6-A PRMALl HoRSE THlEv.-A Mrs.
Clark, whose husband 4 in tie tsbOlRrmy'
Who ia daughter Of NJ, Creol, Of ClaysvilIs'
Weed eopnlys hao lstsls besu eon'i:tsd Of
stealing bOTIes for the rebel army. Nj. J.
n. Stephenson OF PaEkSBbufg, entered
bail for her 10 The sum Of $4,000 fOF her
appsarauss 81 court llsr husband, b.
Eoto the rebellion, kept the California
House valsripgl place Of soatiIerablS f..
sort near Petroleum On the North Western
ttf Ga34t- 2
hallfpaq,t IGU3uli3 HSE r3I4
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HS-A BAD HUSBAHp.-Lsh HsSIy aud
wife GoSpsrIy resided ia Bridgeport Not
long ,iOss they moved over 20 the city, but
Hsuty conducted bIpssIE 80 badly that bic
wife sOncludsd she would leave hin, and
did 90. Since TIE SSpSrnIIon, Mn. Hsury
aaI repeatedly complained to AID. RObin-
Sou sbathsr hunbsad uOOaad her on The
street whenever be met Der, and would
sppslinOs come 70 the house drunk and
luaoy her. warranty was iUIued iOr Hen.
~ arrest, bat he lsN fOr Bridgeport, and
aaI beard OF 10 more until Wednesday
nIght. ,Hbru be lssnO OVsr Tho bridge, add
Ippairing TO the house Oesgpied BY bic
vile, threw ell Ihs furaItars and things gu.
Of The house 10 violent aud destructive
manner. He vas arrested yoIIsrlsy mora.
log and Aid. Robinson seat him 70 jail,
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NaFA QguER EPHrror - Qutrr NEtgH.
BOsaooD -Euu q AalIA1Ea TAE PEoFtE, :
Ia The aeigbbotbooa bart u CaP.inai
WhIrh Il Sit6alsd on he Ohio River, "
low I'LL ely. ths ptOpls BAIT Losa same
what asilal'd lattiy, ia coR,eqaeaes u
what We are aboaI 10 frI4ir 90 wtloss.
day Of last week, led a6Out iuufEsea
years Of ago, 500 Of farmer, vs. seat out
to hunI the cows. His search bsIuy 20.
successful, Vas rather PrO'rastsd, tud tbe
shades II svsulsg ssught ths y0ath ID tha
woods = couple Of miles o. more from BIG
fathers benz, and whilst plOldlaE along
hOmsWpsds, be MS tpsouatsrtd BY 4Ilpss
Singular locking animal, which approached
him lPoa tts hIud lSgi, aud struck bin
With s'paR. TIE boy attempted 70 -:
cape. but WAs OVqlakss just aI be Was
rlImblos 4 lsOas, Gad palis4 back y The
"IbIug," which threw bin dOWR ard
scratched his issS. The boy aEaIa got
iHI,l,. II j. H..f ~. alf. ..
away, but vas agais ana agala oVertlksa
and thrown dogn, AZ last however
when Wlthin bali q mile Of bis hou', The
".hias ave W sh6 pu'sulI, and 'as boy,
very mech exhausted Eqghod lutO the
house aud told what hnd happened 70 him.
The next dQy ths whole aelEhborAOod
WaO svhln6ue4tC ArnS, The dpgs Of war
were lst Loose. AID . grand circular hunI
vas orgaqissd viii ep.oI capturing
the thlaE Which bad worried ne boy.
The neu aaa The dogs, as'sf hantinG =
short time tOand The object oftasIr search
and tbs dog WoFo cot uPOa Il, but the
thlag tAa IKE . streak OF llgasnIns aud
was JoOhout Of blgat. Tho hunters fol-
lowed up the chase and 10 40 hour Of 90
agAla dlScoystsd.the thloE Sitting uPOuIsl
had ltgt agAIast . tree, apparently aot o
oil alarR'd. The dogs, having abaaaoPess
The at't race Aaa Fs!aEqse were 9EaI g le q,
loose, Sqt thof tGIpE lsaPea aqalsEly sysI
aad disappeared. The whole day NA' thus
occupied, y we'll ~ she Two DAYS iOllo owl Slas
ul'AaO boItsF1usessa. a. iAs 'sing seemed
to SsptG!Hstly hstnlsl'' lhe nelSheoFs pres
rather 70 CAPtars thea % hlll Y dSslll shS
wOadsr grew. "a Sunday algh!, S0ns
twoug.atS OF thirty boys went op'
without arm. aud built zig hFe 70
the woods, AFoaad vhl'h shey bad lSAFs'ly
bOeOn comfortably Tented, uhsll tue ting
eamOwadalIngDoldly upon 10 hludlsss'
aud stepping elabSft di'!iqss l!On tha aFsa
PesFed over The aames late IhslF lAe9S. TIE
hovs hsoame GREATLY alarmed and IN order
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~ II .FIl rro,lma WashinlgtolnI.

WAsmSaroS, June 25.-The mambera OF
tho House, shortly amer assembling, pro-
ceeded to The Senate 70 attend the Court
Of Impeaebmept 10 Ihs case Of West II.
Humphreys.
] TIE t9aofs from New York, Of eoatsn.
plated CabinPt change, are not believed
here IL any quarter, and are geIerally lFe.
garded al nero speculation, from tie taet
OIths PrsSIdenI's visit to Lieulonaat.Gen'
etal Scott, on business tue military bear.
log oGWhtch 10 only ConjectuFed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-27
oOntyIsptloa. 6 g. slok and

p6ntyIbatlonG fer she sick AID
35l :, MAnn4Pt iQeRRF kHmyG esnVs
= sThs dhdstsls Is yitWa u the destilus
tIoa existing 10 tbe Holpitall q wipshea.
u, aud 6Iher paris 81 de VALLEY, IS we'll
As 10 WeSteFn Virginia, have been request.
ca 10 solicit and receive contributions for
The sick aud wounded Of our ARM, such
a. blankstl a igqllll ifgFisl9Elq hit
wooden socks, Woolth o. UantNn iiGauel
sd gowns, wrappers, undeF.ShtFtt aud
drawers, slippers, small hair and feather
pillows, and cushions for wounded limbs,
tSlicaeieS for the sick, such % aFina, ar.
row root. corn starch, cocoa, nicely dted
traits, jsllieS, oranges, lemouS, sugar aud
nitmeEs; comforts for the eaaVAle1eeatS
Snch Is books, moral And yaliglaRS, older
nOV, envelopes, letter and note paper, pens
and psaholdsfs lnk ana lhkst6ads; also,
GentlOmenS' secondhand SRmneF clothing
q partly worn shirts and lEaWOFh.
i,yAuy such articles lelt'Atths once u the
S6rvGyoF Of Customs, Polt,Oi iqp, Rnildipg,
an 30 safely stored, and The names Of the
dttoES aud articles entered ID q 6b6k, Kept
1 for that pdtpose. When SeuG oihSlr dPs-
ldInAIion they shall Be undeF the caro- Of
! some Trustworthy Petsoa, nv t'-a a.'-''sl
Thankful aeknoWl e1gmeRtS Wil) b made
| q I'll those who forward boxeB OF parcels
4 fFbm distance, ,t't.' ii''' ~
once hours, 8 A, Y. tOGR. ~ y .~sa