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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-04
Notice 10 Uld settlers.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE rIuNEEI
l settlers IS citation will be held Thr rsia y
Dec. 9th, 62. at 2 o'clock =. NJ at the ,fice =
John l.. C.fin. Eq. A large attendance is re
quested
~ oder Of the President.
D. p. IcKOWN.
dec s-dwlw Secretary.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-04
New York Stock Market.

New YORK, &C. 8
Stocks active and frmer since the board under
rum ofs hat more paper issacs to be recoul-
mcnted by thase.
Sterling exchange dull; 44@!5.
Money easier.
Gold 81. U 5. 6's, 81. Oregon half year a
,'cmana notes q.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-04

SECoSD REGfMENT.-A letter from
Lieut.. Mcneil to his brother in tLis city in
foIm ns I a. TIE "a Inf,ntry is now acting as
tie outpost guard for Corinth being stali ned
It fsie Ii. The Regiment is enjoying excellent
health, but ten or twelve men being reported
on the sick list.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-04

GRAND PERFokM Ger
nan Theatre opens next Monday evening,
with a grand rlay. entitled Village and
City" in which the talented actress Mrs
Oberndorfr. Of this city. will spE ear as the
leading character, tho oughly support.a hy
full rps Of actors. 1t viii be grand affair
and will doubtless be literally ratronized BIZ
our citizens. New ecenery has been prepared
for tie occasion.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-04

l.. ". Van EvEaA, broker, buys and
aelis United - tea Vouchers, STATE, Count,
and City Warrants. neeo'ia.es loans. pays
taxes. etc Dffice 81 door below Post office.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-04

WASrED.-Any person having a rev
milk COW. ard wishing to find steady Gus
toner for their milk. can do so by applying a,
this office or q, No. II East 4,h street
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-04

TENDERLoIN.-Sam lIartzcll is cutting
pork every day at his packing house. one doc,
West of II i Evons Il Co = and sells tender
lons snare ribs and the like. very cheap.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-04

ATTENTION, OFFicERs.-For a choice
mill ary Uniform. call at Cone's corner Brady
and Second streets
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-04

DoN'r forget to call at Scott & Sim
mons, cornsr Of Perry and Third .treets. ard
select your fruit, as they have jast received q
large stock of fine apples cranberrie'. oysters,
cheese fresh butter, epes flour feed. AMI sll
kin1s RI vegetables, which will be sol a. tt e
lowest liyirg price. All good, delivered free
Of charge
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-04

lisa BAD WAY.-A few days sloce
the folio ving choice specim en Of chr grsphy
wa. received At the disbur.iug Office 10 this
city, sod referred to Us for translation. We
give the original:
Ma. II. Is. HESDEasHoTr Sir IL wish TO
-ay 20 you few things first have a vuuch-
. for keeping the sick Of Capt company
Il regiment from Aug 2i-t till 70 amounting
TO S5s 70 ets thie You cher 10 Find by the Capt
also by the doct that knows that it was nee.
e.s4ry they had tue measles
Capt P-ssyshe thinks there IL no doubt
but yuu will pay the claim ho he wont or
cart say how am | to get the money If it cant
bs paid here can send the voucher there the
s,ck has been great loss to me several car
pete about spite my own family had i. al.o 2
y. them.
hev also a small voucher from Capt c.
'or snbsisting when he was recruiting for an
o h-r company after he lett Il that n snall
80 that Cap P refuse 10 pay he thinks
you viii thl. till was befo.s c. commission
~as taken from him
Piees eend ne q line what to do with these
vouchers p.rhsps p will pay them here if
M direct him TO do 1t.
vours in hsste.
r another thing that is this why lie it We
catt get III. amount for subsistence that vas
agreed on have kept the enlgers to the
amount If near thousand dollars with the
agreement hat | was TO get Al etc pr day
,h-y shoi me there comishin that they had
TIA: rite in every ca.e bat Capt VS. and
commission .hode that they had no right 10
lay more tn 40 thirty cst | told him that !
.ui1 not sub let Lur wood not for less han
30 cts then Capt Nj came to me ard lie ~as
the quarter master and agreed with me for
forty cents per day and told the Captain W
that what was TO have n,w Ms gone
and what course shs ] | persu il the offcsrs
targins are not 10 be reid and We can be
rut off 10 cts less don't want any more bar
gins
had Capt VS. men from tn e2yth Of Aug
ust over two uonths and have not yet got .
settlement or a voneher. | have been to the
camp or times M greed to fix the mat
ter tie ore h. left he did not Capt w. Gays he
told him the price was 40 tts tho he W-wont
make voucher for Only 80 cts and has ae ye,
t4i-d 10 doc that he has promised to call
several times and make the vouchers Capt
Ms compan,l kept with the understanding
thathis c,mmi-hen allowed him TO ray 40 c.ote
an ! would not take his men unless he gave
me his obligation in writing for the add ten
sents that have he is Roue all that | could
get was the 80 cents voucher he made out
vouchsra With tie understanding that II the,
WOOD not pay 4o c's go that 80 coud be got
Capt l-si in the same nv Why is it eo thssa
comm'sshions savs they must not suhsist to
excc 40 0cs pr day 80 for board 10 tor bed
Col B says A. cs is the law Capt P ssys
his or'ers are to pay in no Gag 81 81 CT.
ro,hag for iogin have vouchers f5r lc2in OF
As men at ten cts taken s-rate from bord h
ss,s them wood be paid P refuses the sGr
perhaps you will
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-04

MILITARY MES, AlrESrIos.-If yon
wish for Uaif"rm d full equipments call or
F. p Erskne, Nickos' Block
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-04

FAIR For THE BENtFir OF THE DAVENPORT In
FASrs GARDES.-By an Advertisement 10 an
other column, it will be seen that thi. aseccia.
ton oroF Fose. instituting . Fair. from which
they hops to realize means to defrsy the In
creased erpen>es Of the establishment, make
certain necessary improvements and rid 1t en-
,ire,y Of debt. Within q shnrt time the asso-
citation has secured the services OF M'.s fsni
zen, a pupil Of Mr.. Froebel. of ,"anburg. ,hs
instituter OF this class Of schools. M,.s Paul
sen has every qualification requisite to mae
good and successful teacher, and We hope to
" i'll transrire at Lshrtnan's Hall, on Saturday
and Sunday evenings. Dec. 18th and l4th, on
brth Of which occasions We hope to see the
Hall crowded to it. full capacity
The Muscatnc Journal advises the
| travelling public to shun the Burtis House, in
THE City, because the pro prie,or considers his
checks as good as promises to pay Of any
other instit ution-thoee Of the Government
not excepted. Ga this ground the Journal
| classes the proprietor among traitors to their
country, This is q strange scr. Of argument,
truly. The deduction is this, that If a man
does not consider his notes. or check.. or ehiu
piasters, perfectly good. he Is q loyal man-s
| friend Of the Uuion. II used to be ead Of
| m,n who wss perfectly r,labi-, that. "he is
| good as gold :" but now il a man has the i'm
| pud nee to claim that his promise is as good
q, . Treasury note, which is worth thirty per
cent less than gold. he ia traitor, and II hs
keeps Hotel. he ehou!d Re shuoned by the
public. Thai will do Mr J. xrnai; you MS
hunt up some Hot.l when you come 10 town
the ke. = er Of which don't consider his promise
| 20 goo1 as a Green Back You may I'm
one OF that class. but We doubt it.
NorICE Dalzell, Z O., having
conn. c,ed himself iD the lnsursncs tuein-s.
With r. Simpson, respectfully soiicits the pat
'onsgs Of h's old friends and atqns ntsocss
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-04
HE CITY,.

II r : T1egrapA Nelcs, d., see
fourth poge.
HEAVY and all woo. deaines, the
finest patterns in town, at Whisler's Great
New ! ork Store
The funeral Of Mrs. b. Sanford will
AXE place this morning from the Chrstiap
Chapel on Brady s., instead Of from the fam
lily r.si iencs. as previously announced. Ser
vices precisely At 10 o'clock.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-04

Phoenix Insurance Company of Hart.
ford assets. Let Nav, 1862 <j27 26o 93 lia-
biliti.s, !2l 800. HyNay B. H"srNAS, Ag't.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-04

SKATlSG.-The young folks of our
city are bent upon ha wing skating pond this
Winter, AMI as soon ae the yer closes will
prepare q place by smoothing / wn the ro gh
ice and letting on water. to make large and
perfectly smooth area for skating purpoeee 1t
g a goo1 idea. No more wholesome anues-
ment can be INDUCED in by young foks. II
better for them than all the dance, d ncing
schoo's AMI balls in cr-a,iou Let the oil
folks take little interest In the matter and
hep their children alorg g in this skating por d
enterprise. 1t will ray.
Fill IT CP.- G C,ptain GallieAn re-
qnires few more men to fill up the ranks Of
bis company aad place him in the position Of
Seni-r Ca! tain OF the Regiment l, is the
duty of ur ci'z. ns to see that these men are
f,r,hcoming. Under recen. order all men
enlis,inp in the Gth Csvary are credited TO
nj. comfy on the draft: We have men In
our r,id.t who. if they would could very eoon
fill up Captain Gailiean's company By using q
ii,,le .xer,iou and influence in the right d.
reo,ion We hope they will see the propriety
OF doing all in their power and getting at
the work speedily.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-04

NorrcE.-John Dalzell, Z O., having
connected himself iD the lnsurance tuein~ss
With r. Simpson, respectfully soiicits The pat
'"nsgs Of h,s old friends and asqas ntances
Office with r. Simp-on. south esst ccrnsr OF
israJc and SeeoDd strssls. where orders may
b left.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-04
NUMBER 43.

| ask the attention Of Congress to the
suggestion OF the Postmaster General in
his report respecting the further lcgisla-
tion required in his opinion for the bene-
fit of the postal service.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-04

Total. Observation-Disclosures. ,Ss5. 2i7 sc
The disbursements during the same
period were
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-25
Fnom THE FI1F,TE1NTH va.
CAM JEssll. New trssks, 4 yas}


Editors Itelhgeneer: ~ 3.f-,.iG =
Thinking yonr many rsaters would like
to hear from the gallant Fifteenth Virginia
regiment, especially ,Rs WS,sre about, TO
take our departure from this post,
thought I would again boiler you for a
short time, ,iso as to let out many friends
kpoE iHbat;we are doing Rdihow We are
getting along. es .5yf.sr5 =, .........;-4
Yesterday tSunday) our ngiment reeei7-
ed orders 10 hold Itself % readiness to
move at momenfs warning. ConjsGture
was rife among the Boys ts to where we
would be most likely to &C, should we be
called away. =Some= -thoIght we were
bound for Harperss Ferry, dheEs for North
Mountain, and still others br Cumberland,
The men all held theHdselvislia readiness,
but no additional orders nme until Mon
tiay, evening. After the regiment we're cal.
led out upon battalion drill, Major Wells
marched them afdndd and DIRE n them ur
before the Colonel aQnartert. The Colonel
then made the boys . litee speech. He
stated during his speech, that he look
ed upon this order from General Kelley,
az compliment to- the Fifteenth regiment
he said that our regiment was q fayofitC
regiment with Gen. Kelley; that the order
to Gen. Mulligan was not TO Jend a regiment
but to send he ESteeth regiment. The
Colonel also lpoke Of the recent insPec-
tions We have gone through, stain 3 that
there never was better inipectiOns; and
that both the Inspecting otRsers bore very
fattering testimony of our regiment. The
Oolouel, spolze Of lats ill1essj and told
the BOYS that SO laRg as his health, permit
fei him he would stand by lis regiment,
Aftefs the Colonel eoneIpded, the boys
gave him three rousiug chess The Major
-fWells1 then announcsd to the regiment
that we were TO leave eafIy te-mesroE
mOrhtng. and that we Woullgtake the cars
eastward. he did not know where We
were bound for. The genGal Impression
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-25
Sheet IT0nlW lWaTar
TO THE PUBLIC! ;

II NOW keep the laFgSat asagFtmsat OF WARE
j that can bo tOund IN the ~, aud am fnlly pre-
pared 70 NIL All orders At Ella It notisa.l r l..-
Ny stock consists In Part Of the GLOWING goods
All kinds Of Plain Tin and JaTanned Ware. all kinds
Of cheet Iron Ware, Copper and Brasa Kettles Of ali
siEesi also Cooking and Heating stoVes Of the belt
patterns, for wood o. eoal. -Is.i.fH- re- $50
Merchants aud others whiting the city win aud it
% their advantage - give me call before pGrehAs
Ing ellgWhere. -Ht. p % iaH -aaas
sPouting and Cutters constantly on band. /, ..-.-s
All kinds Of JOB WORK viii receive ny personal
attention. h \. CALDWELL, -li- y
Nc. AIaln 81 op. b 10 r 4. Depot, 81
mh8-ly - ~ b .-.-- MhnelInE. Ha.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-25

1a#N q
mis- battle "a htietaual Ia, beb 81, -, 49,, y,
na1y fths var, and The oalyous f6irht Win yi;Ib
dSru apd mon military Drinsipio I,s a,,,,,,,,
moht o. our sorpstho oysriOokinr po,l,,og 4 ~.
connapdipr senoralths sopdi5C ipto lactiogn m,
tight aud he Ioi diVSlops.-thS ciO1nr up n IL,
centre, and maj bs1iidorisS adni
ration, apd o.rrie, ~ mini 3, ,bs -, SsId, !,
Au.tsrIitz and wavram. s,nsht ~ NsSolson 30,
mi, have spoksa' Ths IsTyt history "a -eh 4 .s
az. Dur.ba,o v ne i,s, ~ bloc, ~ ,,E.,,,, ,I,o
ma men. pnu,t l,s foupl IN m bo.nI..Is W. -
ItE v,or,.bu. Il Ia, n. -. ,ho,,.o,,l 5.,Do1. d,
tbs1s hnm,D tortur,- tb,. ~ sss
tbs hsart biOsd-ths in D,i.y. Al to $50 ~
Fbs Tlgbt /. M fr,t ,,o,itiveiv- ,,..lnr,b,. 4.
Ij6,blood on some (, nm tr,etitng a,.v 4, .l.,.,
eaimps,,-vhile the dI,..ysrsd II1,b. ~ ,nari-r
brain OF other, IN, r.s ~ so,,,5, C61 800 -,
MOI aaaln VIM - -
Bat vo p,otbsrs VIM her, ,.,k /. .,,-or ,5,,v,. !,
,.b.ndor sstsrI bEntIsr-or ~. s,,bsTrE
lpoI ana 81 eon.olsa ,bs, s1sn M. IN, 6.nl I,
mercy 4, tDI. ami .tt.r ssr. "a ~,
your Ioy.d on.. ,I,n T,I-b, =, ~. -, ,,o..Ils
Il vas in rhs ho!pit.l ,hs 1ii'1t Tool.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-25
% The New state Agaln.
Editors Inteligeneer: .lI ,-lI

"a Z AAe GNGNN 6tAte a
Editors L1teliigeneer: 80 g-fi vd1
AS . native Of Virginia aud law abid-
Ing. citizen, 1t is by no means pleasant to be
compelled to stand like condemned crime
inal, aud endure all the slapg that these
galvanised patriots alias BeEeaiets hurl at
the Union men Of Vest Virginia, We used
to be proud Of the very name of Virginia,
and when the degenerate sons of noble
Virginia sires had so far forgotten that we
Of the west were born to be free, that they
attempted to put the iron yoke Of despo.
tism upon our neckS, and crush as low be-
meath the negro slave, then we began to re-
monstrate, but were told that they who
OtOn the labor has the right TO control il
But when we told our would be lords, that
we were free born, then they raised the ter
rible cry of Gboliti0nistS, a5olitioRiSkS. This
hue and cry caupot be raised against West
Virginians, because they favor the gradual
emancipation of the very few slaves in the
new State; for all admit that the position
of West Virginia is such that of necessity
it must and Wills free. Now Mr. Editor,
II fairly conceive that good number Of our
vRndalS have been bought and are the
slaves of Southern oligaroby. Mr.. Hay
mond, how much did your masters, Il
suppose you are owned by eompany,)
give you to turn traitor aud cry abo-
htion, abolition, at your loyal neigh
bors. Nesson, Woods, Hall, OF WetEel, and
others, tseoRld. like TO ask, how do your
new masters treat you7 Mr. Oarlile what
did you do with your "thiriy pieee5 Of siIUcr, y
or did they pay you in scriP2 Had you any
left after buying the Press Ain't you sorry
that you could not buy all West Virginia.3
or did you think that you could so reduce
the price by the slanderous cry of aboli-
ton, abolition, that yon would soon be able
to purchase all your loyal neighbors p
What had you TO give for the few you did
buy3 Are they not Of rather inferior stock7
Do they not yield more squeal than wool
| in our days7 Now, Mr. Oarlile you had az
we'll go With what you have, for tell yOu
that we are not in market, especially when
traitors are the buyersi and further, you
had better keep at a respectful distance
when you feel like crying abolitiouiSts Al
the loyal Fairmonters. id
i wish to say also to the convention
when 1t shall meet again, don't forget your
high souled and noble West Virginia SOL
diers. Let them rebuke self .conceited dema-
gogues BY casting their votes for the noble
State of West Virginia. gFellow-eitiZens
will you tamely bow 20 those soulless viii
lalns that are trying to scare you out Of
your rights by the cry Of abOlitioni You
are freemen, maintain your rights and nobly
carry theinew State thatis so nearly out Of
the brakers, and glorious destiny aWaitl
you. A few other thoughts for another
time. t.si 71f7i7 rpa7g -i 4. II.
Ar HONH, Dec. %, 1852.
1
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-25

is that Weaaill 90 on 10 North Mountains,
though We may lay. over o feW h0uFs at
Cumberland. The boys received the news
that welwere to go t0-morF6R, with three
cheers. 'iga !. saua1hras d3uie ooj
There is one thing, Mes5Fs. Editors, that
Twill say few words about Ia pGrtiCulatu
That Is, our arms. Although other Fe6i.
ments can receive arms, we cannot get them.
II appears as though fate Is against us.-
Whoeger7is Is to blame should be eepsnrsd
for the manner 10 which the fifteenth regi-
ment has been put bffJs Our Colonel and
Major have done all In their power 70 pro-
cure us good guns. I seen one of the
boys snap his gun the other day, when the
tube broke of in the tubs hole, thus rsu-
dering the gun worthless. Others blow
their tubes out in firing OF their guns.
Our guus would do very well for light ar.
tillery; bhtkWhen yit comes to shooting
them of by hand, il is death,on the shoul-
der, for they kick as hard backwards Rs
they shoot forwards. q It would take a
couple or h6rses TO pull some of them off
We.willl see before long how matters turn
out. ii9dt surH 51-ia3i 3sii D. .d1.tfs..ail
seen novel way Of mending the seat
of pair of unmentionRbles, to-day. The
inventor belongs to mess No. /, and is a
great chap. He took and cut of about
four inches from one of the legs of his
Pautaloons and mehded them with il; then
to hide the shortness Of the legs which he
cut of, he hides both of the leg of his
Pantaloous in his boots. The initials of
his name are s. NEG.
But have already written too much
and will close. 80 % i.ss lo is 4
Yours, truly, u4 FRTEBNTH.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-25
The say Law
Edifors IgteIligeneer:- =

Editors fgtsIligeTeer: ~, u .oi4af g--l 4t
As matter of general inNrest to the
people of this county, / propose to let you
know what appears TO be the general sem
timent of the people OF this ouhty in re-
gardto the Stay Law. Wit the exeep-
ton of few money-dealers and speculR-
tors, the people are unaaimahlly in favor
of its re. uaotinent.s If it isnot re.spaet,-
ed, no one can foretell the sate to which
the country would be reduced. Persons,
who in time Of peace, lived prosperously,
would be completely Tuinh. Valuable
property would be sacrificed, which, in the
time of peace would be woth thousands
of dollars, for the sake Of q few hundred.
Having no interest myself on way or the
other I have given you whEaI believe to
be the facts as reeatdsi this coun-
~. The fact is just thj; the peo-
plelexpeetith the legislature to re-enact that
lsw-the spectators and lRriholders hope
they will not j gsf5lIE
Yours Respectfully,
HARRISON,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-25
Maryland VIstvsA or6vvth OF the
Emancipation MoVemenfs
COrrespondenee Of the Evening Post.


t.-- BALTTHoRE, Dec. 10, 1867.
The "old war.IIotse," !" as Ex. Governor
HicksSis familiariy styled, has got upon the
right track at last. The war has opened
his eyes. In the presence of number Of
gentlemen be recently declared that
the was now convinced there new
er would be any peace for this country nm
I'll slavery was abolished throughout the
land and TO this end he supported Presi-
dent Lincoln's Proclamation and plan Of
compensated emancipation heart and
hand"
The, declaration was published in the
Cambridge DORSEY LgteEligeHeeT, aud the
exeqoyernor has stood mp to it like man.
do not profess to give the precise words,
but they convey the snbItance Of the de-
felarati6n. eil ON -tl-ta algsaF 90
This definition of his position WiIlRsu-
SURE his election to OoHgfess from the first
district, for there is NO WithstandIng bis
popularity when on the right side. / be-
Elieye have already written you that near
" all the principle citizens Of Dorset ate 10
favor of emancipation, and the good work
is lraPidly spreading. The friends Of feman-
leipation- now consider two districts as GER
tain 70 return enaneipAtIohists-sH HOIIiday
Hicks and Winter DaVis-And we do not
dispalF OfearFyiOg the other three dlstiiets
In the same cause! ne % gIss ailZ1
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-25


Those sOntIomSn give the history Of certain ngre-
dieRts their article for two haudred years
showing that through All changes Of the medical
profession and its practitioners, strength, eompo-
sure and cheerfdlnos have been derived from thee
sources. Dr.. Woods In the Warrington Hospitals in
formed me that one patient was hst sinking und
crazy, and had not sept an hour for two weeks Until
the Plantation BIttSrs to hts Knowledge, Whsn
one days trial gave him nights rest, and b wa.
now fast recovering. L am surprised our Govern
mSut has not squHlod Jefferson Davis In energy and
adopted this invaluable article in ali our hospltap
the weak soldiers cling to 1t IKE brother. A =
lay member, can bear witness It Is @gOOd to TAXA
and affords more energy aud lie than anythinE ]
ever tried. Success to the Plantation Bittsrs.
But have disressed. In my next I shall speak Of
gathering in the wounded, burying the dad, &c.
dsc2o-eOdlm NIcoDRMUs.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-25

DEAR sIE-Ih reply 70 your Communication, oHer.
ing us 'Rifty thousand dollars for the recipe $50
right 70 make the Plantation Bittsrs for your hosp
tai purposes during the war" We beg to say, your
price IL liberal one, considering it would cost
nothing 70 comply, and that otherwise can derive
no revenue from the Southern States; but, GiF our
dnies to our Government aud our idoas Of cOnSsten
ey Ionld not allow n to entertain IL although II
guided followers,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-25
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