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Wall, stephens g. Co.,
MILITARY AND NAVAL
NJ + Il 6 HA Mt ILORS,
AND DEALERS IN
SWORDS, SAsHES, BELTS,
EPAULETs, SHOULDER STRAPS,
GAUNTLETS, 6LOVES,&o
And every variety OF
READYMADE CLOTHING,
Ar REASONABLE PRICES.
WALL, STEPHENS & CO.,
322 Pennsylvanis avenue, between
j. Intel. & Repub.l 9th and 10th sts
400 3. WERTHEIMER q CO., dcA
fOS No. Asa AND 464 SEVENTH ST., fOf
Opposite the Post Qfice,
Offer their stock OF WINES, BRANDIES, GINS,
CORDlALS, ete.. also thelr large assortment OF
SEGARS, ,TOBACC0, FANCY GOODS, etc.,
They keep constantly on hand fine PEILADEL-
PHlA CREAM ALE, In kegs and bottles, for
bars or family use The public in general are re-
suested to give them call and examine their
splendid stock Of goods.
g. WERTHEIMER & CO.,
asa and 464 Seventh street,
De H-Sm oppo. Post Once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-08

Iek rsnuaiSing in the Hospital Tor E,xpfiss
Diseases, at Kalorana, Jan. 81.
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At Gsn1a! Hospital, (C,cIs,) Was6isgtos,
jan 81,

At st. Elizabeth Hospital, Ea,tsrs Branch,
Jan. 81.
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OsAIH FROM suFFocATIOS.-The Virginia
Chronicle Of yesterday says:
An unfortunate accident occurred Last Mo ht I'm
Col. Wards 39th New York regiment, by which
one soldier lost his life. Two members Of COMPANY
Wno mad been acting as cooks in the regiment
nlgnt lnto the tent where they slept. Last night
the Tent being closed light the snow having filled
up al The chinks, there was no opportunity FOR the
Is 20 escape The consequence was, that one Of
The men, John Scott, was found suffocated To
death, and the other John McNeill almost In.
s.nslole, scott had enlisted In New York This
aIssfnoon, al ) O'Clock, his remains were buried
WIN mlihsiy honors on a suitable spot near the
regiment. This is the drs. death that has oc.
CURED in the regiment since July last
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L Z A D Pc II RINSs
0ELIERAfIp
Sauce.
EXTRACT
OF q Letter from o
Medical Gs4flsHGs
ct Madras
10 HIS Frofksy
A Worcester.

I" Tell Lea Psy-
rtas that their Sases
10 esteemed
in India, 6nd ia, IN
my opinion. the most
paIe6ble, "a well -
the most wholesome
Sdses thatrs made. !"
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DISEASES OF IMPRUDEyCE
ENDORSEMENT OF 1HE PRES,

rnH AAEv rHoUsAsDs esrsd At this Institsnsn ysAI,
last svtntssn ysers, and the Hsrfi
cal sftuusni Ysrsrmsd BY Dr. ysnstsu, Witnessed by
nsersr OF ns psssn and many stbes psrssns, nstess
vsh have slyssrsd again and again bsfss ths public be-
Eda ks Standing a. Tsutlsuzn e eAuetsT and rsspsu
Billy, suasIsnt rssrzntss Ne .nletsd mar XIV
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DIR. JOHNSTON,

ate from Of the eminent CoIsrss M tbs tnss
natss, and the greater Psr whose s has been spsnt
he hsspitas Of Lcnsoa, Para and
has Effected Of The astonishing eur,s thst var
ever fssvu many tresslsd With nnsAf m ne head ana
sars vhsl eslesp Trtst nsrvetnsss, being alarmed
ssddsn ssnts esshlns viii sqrsnt bssSins attend
.smstinss With dsrsngsns q mind, we're cured inns
diatsly. :
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Oysters! Oysters |!
CHEESE y

4 HEESE! CHEESE
~ CHEESEMi
Liquors, TOBACCO, CIGARS,
.NTTS, RAlSINS, CRACKERS.
AL on hand and for sale cheap By
+. b. HASTINGS & Co,
323 St, facing Pa. avenue,
no 25-u Philharmonic Building.
W. FOR THE ARMY.
w X Have Just received. BY steamer Araso, a
lerse assortment OF magnificent French Brass
Drums tSystem. Gregore;l French Bugles, for
Celebrated Clarionets and Flutes Brass lustTu-
ments OF al Kinds. Also, the finest quality OF Ven
Ioe Strings. Busson's Acoordeons and flutluas
Together with large assortment of latest French
Music for Bands. Muno Store of
w. 8. METZEROTT,
la6 Corner Pa. avenue and nth st.
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TP.TT%ETS

.FREIGEITS.
BY thie Route Freights ~ al descriptions
san he forwarded to and from Philadelphia.
New York, Boston. or Baltimore. toand from
any poiul on the Rail Roads Of Ohio. Kentucky
Indiana. illinois. Wiscohsih, Iowa. OF Missouri
by Kail Road direct. ..rj .~:
The Pennsylvania Rail Road also connects
=, Pittshuseh with Steamers, by which Goods
can be forwarded to any. port on the: Ohio,
Nuskingum. Kentucky, tennessee. Cumberland,
illinois. Mississippi. Wisconsin. Missouri
Kansas. Arkansas and Red ivers: and at
cleveland. Sandusky and Chicago with Stean-
,rs to all Ports on the North Western Lakes.
~ Merchants and. Shippers entrustihe tine
;ransrc,.a,i nZof Ssheir Freigh. to this romra
v.can rel v ith confidence omit speedy transit.
- TuE' KArEs or FREn:nT to%udid from any
poin, in the IVES, by the Pennsylvania" Rail
Road. are atall times as farorablr as are charged
~ other r.. K Companies:
mr Be particulsr temark packages "''"
''enna. e. - 44Ss ss:s. [ sssss?< -'s*
acknowledgements or Snip ing Dircc'i us
.ppl> to or asI1fess either1ot the following
gents Of this Company
u. AvStewart. Freight agent. Pt'sluryh
Clrke Z CO. Transfer Agents, iihsh"rgh
.. H: " Brown 4 Co.. CSnc'n"ot', Ohio;
qR,C. Medium Il Co.. !Vndson. /nd"n"
J.E Noore;1 Lo~i*"H =, K~"t"ekv
W W. AikmA,i IL C." Eronsp'fl~, indiana,
o.. r. r Sass. It L"uzs H*ssou'i." 1n<~
- Clarke & Co.. Chic"go. I''n"is.} r. = y
" Il & F.. H. Langley: Gailipot's, Oh'o
g: b. Neal P,rk,rsburg F'rginia.
Hall &: Co., Noriettd. Nkio. %aT ~
g. Pierce & Co.. 4 'neSvt|le! Ob,o. +
Mcdowell 4 McColn. Par'smoufh. f'hio
r. NcNee'y. M"rv*r;l'e- ::':n'"cky
JP .D,lnstons Ripley. lMio.s -. r
- John Todd Couingte". kentucky | .
- q l.. Heatnn Cyrrelord, Ghio
&c Meldrum. Gr"rral 7'are''nq ige"
-; for tie south md West.
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| ]A,E,s e. IalsiM1}E,R !!

4. OKsTANTlY on bsld : fill supply fdrae
~ GUILTY. l;pa,e.. Il 81 per barrel; or whSi
,"kpn in quan,tsiek Of ots5 4wtsaly bliisidls,
u, sa,i building .datetiils iarnisbsd
tos!9rlrr elr ,,hr,!sEssi er,h Irices.I u d.
:, livery +, le Of Furniture can be furnisho0Ss
INN saia,t:y atrffes 4an,e aliss. -
/ ..,AN kild, o'spyodtee, taken III ezehanGl
tfice :, the New York Store, ...,,
+ III - : lassr0wIER L rt,BKY.
h. St! Cloud. june 9Th, 1862 vi s4n45=1y
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LIVE STOCK.

provers and Farmers will it'd This the most
.dvaIfa eedous route for LIVE Stuck. Capaci~u*
Yards. we'll watered and supplied viii every
convenience have been u tned on this line and
it, connections and every 81 en,i' n ii raid :"
sheir wants. From Harrisburg where will he
ound ever convenience for feeding and rest
-oe. a choice is offered Of the IfttiDEL
"HTl: NEW YORK and B.iLTJMIAf
v4RKETS. This VII also be found the shor
st. quickest and most li,0 route for stock
% NV York-[via Arentoovn]77and with
'ewer changes than any other. E.,:>
Esoc" LEWIS, Hep| Supt, >ltoona, "a.
l.. L.. Houpr. GenI 7tektt <dg't. PhiladelpLi"
H II Housr'N. Ge"1 Freight .1g't, philads
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~ PRf,&ATE -COuRE-SfATE OF MIN
NrsurA. ilr>NEr,N CouNrY.->S.
In the m,ttrrcf the ate of William II. Al
rn, deceased
N"ice ~ hereby given. that by virtue md
~ pursu lnce 1T an rider Of license made j"
>nid mnt'e' "N he 22l ''"y q. July. A. u. 1861
ty the rr"h",e ''"us, Of said Z. un'y the I'm
,lersign d xeq.tvE p4-4h., last will a,ri tesla
mcn, Ut said ,hctnsri viii in lie eighth day
If sept mhrr 8 Pit i"o'clock in the forenoon
Of said dt, afihs 'ea't House,. in the town OF
it le Falls in 'thr C"thty-dt Morrison. and n,
II O'clock IN the forenoon A. the residence Of
John W"'km IN the town IT Lire Fails
Vet. Tod ou"'y "ff'r t"r sale at public ven
due" tn following ,d"scrlbea lands to Wit /:
lots FIVE ~ and six 81 t.. Block Nj: thirteen
81 with. a dwelling I''-se ahereon) ins$the
Town OF. ultittl, Falls. ,no Nl",. .son County,
,Ststs. OF aMinneso o., Also. lot four ~ in
hlock ,hir.y.t tnu,u l3i lin iitle Falls West, In
Todd County. ste IT Miun"sota ~
.iThetefp,s otsalel VII bh made known 4, the
ss 'o.. ~ ~, 4,t sAI'alEs
sug2l-8W
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%1tjTn'E:-i'+rsons timing tiii. pap,gr,ph
,h:,r " .ssssS 5as s.p;4s i THs s: ns'.
numbers and ahat unless they renew before
that time their name Will bss erased jfaem oHy
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u, OWARrnAsSO9IA TlON, Philadelphia
i i nf'r tie Rel;.f'cf tie Nick nnd' I'is're*s'd
enjcted Ustk rir4teM, and Ct1oRic 'Dii.osts' d,
he SezssI7 t,ryanx,s '"' 7 49,. u" n":'1.'
Medical Advice given gratis by .'tbe' tAc,ine
Sur9 on ,ifi.. r},t.,, .Y'1 IM.TuN l9hfI
.Nalusble r EtoRr> Oh SPEEMATOERIIGA
or sem lNAL MEIENESs, and other i'n =
o. Of the Sexual Organ, and On The >hw
REAlLDlES employ eaih the b'sl'~"saty .se"t III
sssled letter. rjelopes, free Of ch"rgs a ldIes.
nj o. bel. Z DrpJi So tLkEk 1lOuGHIUN.
f,,u1svan8 thy acknowledgement ssoci"ti"n i"3'
Ea Not 4 s&outhoNiutl Street. Philadelphia, Ia.
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ST. CLOUD, t. ...iEoOk SIokEl:,.

UHN N. n 81 NKERGFR would respect
4. ;ul', in,",n' tie titizebs of ST. Cloud and
Seulerh Min. es.:ta that he has urchaeed the
entire stick q: me 81. loud Book Store and
Made Ia: r. ad,li n,iis th*rto. and hiss nov on
'i"nr ts"ey Goa. Ns.'r.Pe,r n ssd Ms s.
zines, Writing f"l enot ali kind.l Plank Rocks,
etc. etc Also. the STANDARD Series Of School
Looks lt,.ol.> With tho i,3to their adt mage
20 lr,Htrt 'htjl s. :l'ar] and New York Daily
ant v et KY Iale $ IT this stare. The numer-
us patrons aid tlit IDS Of his Old g., cloud
Lock ftort are ,cprdi4l:y invited to, attend.
v4n34-ly,
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Tickets for sale to Boston hy Don't or Rail.
Boat tickets good Oh any ottke s""4staihsss'
- Fare 10 al points as Low as u"y Route: -.
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~. =. 49,. 's-,''"'A''-'
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r HON "A. SION. rs ;
t'-Ds,1 ! ID ~ .&Gl30rs I'nI IA]17H2 y
R1.ACHaAsI'Pu 49,

s 9si I NJ Siss' E;:.
t:5bors, T. d 35o1-shosihssl 'Plox 1rerk. and J.
VIII ~ .::wssry .CarrtAee EoF;,,, s,,. ~
In s,l & i
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Keeps constantly on hand complete a..ort-
meut Of staple Dry Clouds. l'il Cl,,hs. FIo"s
Nat,ings, ihnen and Cotton Carpe, Warp
white and colored Also, heavy Tuck. Il"
tents for IN igranss to the gold mines. \ gen
stxl Assorime Of CONNECTICUT made Clock
eight dry aud thirty hour .". I -" go
1t is we'll established fact that goods ar.
sold ~ low in Minneapolis a. s. l'xd' An
o, her small towns below. and he 'ci'i1sns d
The Upper Missis.ippi sountry will And it IL
their advantage 10 buy their 60 4ds here. n'h.,
!, Grods shipped by bo.s every dry ~ n>'ve'
,nllil expense, .ss a2rr! u NJ" vIn49A8m'
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a"'~~ ST. CLOUD E'BOOK" STORtn'
lsi3l. ~ 'eltl'r .'1F 0EtiHtaH2 .@Tl3E1@f ~ Fl"
i splenaia ..&ssortmen,lo Of s,ewe,ry and Si,ve,
plaietf Ware, consisting ii part u, Cameo Co.
rail-, Carbuncle. Mosaic" knalOtled and I. ava
Se.ts aS,esve But.on> aud 8 'uds.; Nest Neck
sn,t, hatalai," Chains; Gobieta Cups, >Foens
Napkin "'Kinss, Butter Knives GOLD Pens
Finger Nings. e,c, etc. TOO numerous Il t,e,,
min all II sEnih .ht !" ,HfE"' siAH t. ;7"t2@Trt
|iss ri blul1 ~ 10 a~oT aait ri ,atesaeI IN
ei,Gsll and examine the ,soods.aa',a .g'sstu9 .
Mr.. g. il also prepsttd ,t.r%pairalf kinds
watches. c,cek.' aid: ltt'wc,r,. Having h.,
oatsf: tIelvv! ta,y lsxIslitnst in Us ,s.sipr,
b,i 10 s,s,sliu~st rha III ks a.ll :,
al who may leave their work vi,h'h,ta !
Unc Ia o1Aw.xx&a.s0 S,A b-iIi
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ailgslntelligRutrr
TERMS OF ADVEnTIsIre.

TwEIvEsoLID LINES OF NoSPARH1L, CoR oEH ncH Jos
LESS, MAKE A SQUARE.
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declare be alone is true patriot to his
country who stands by the President in
this trying hour.
9. That in the persons of our able aud
talented representatives in the halls of Con-
gress, the Hon. W. I. Wiley and Hon. j.
b. Blair, we have the men for the crisis
Their assiduous labors in behalf of West
Virginia, both in and out of Congress, de-
mauds from us our everlasting gratitude,
aud we here propose three rousing cheers
and tiger (which were given with hearty
good willy for these noble and true patriots.
10. The time has now arrived when ac-
ton, not words, are demanded at our hands.
The notorious rebel, John D. Imboden, at
the head of a large guerrilla baud, is now
on our border, threatening to destroy our
property, murder aud carry away captive
our people, it bshooves us all to be up and
doing; and we here declare tSat all de-
struction visited upon us by this hellish
band, licensed by the so-called Southern
Confederacy, Gy Me Gods, shall be revisit
ed upon secession sympathisers in our
midst. Then, to them, we say BEWARE
Show by your works you do not counte-
nance guerrilla warfare.
F. M. CHALFANT, Chm.
E. Felty, DIR. Barnes,
Gen. G. A. Jackson, H. Daugherty, Esq,
Joseph Wilkinson, Robert Clark.
0nmotion, it was ordered that the proceed
ings of this meeting be published in the
Wheeling, Parkersburg and Clarksburg
papers.
On motion, three groaus were given for
the traitor John S. Carlile. The meeting
then adjourned mid three times 3 cheers
for the Union.
Truly. Mr.. Editor. the 1lth of Aug. was
day long to be remembered by the good
people of old Lewis. Volunteering went
on briskly throughout the whole day. One
company was nearly if not fully filled
Three others on the way with hattering
prospects for completion.
Tell the Governor old Lewis will respond
nobly to his call. It was a noble sight to
see the aged father leading his only son to
our conntry's standard with tears, such
only as patriot can shed, and words that
only true patriot can utter. 'sTdks all but
teaVe me my country" Such, Mr.. Editor,
is the spirit of old Lewis.
Bitter, bitter indeed, are Our people on
Carllle. At one time we loved him, but
oh how changed! Curses loud and deep
are heard upon every corner against him.
Alas John Sam, shifting as the sea sands,
one day we expect to hear of him as Gov
eruor of Hayh. Yours,
LEWIS
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vast majority of the people of the proposed
new State, the misrepresentation of
Senator Carlile TO the contrary notwith-
standing.
After the above resolutions was read and
put to the vote of the meeting, they were
carried unanimously. After which DIR. D..
s. PinnelI made patriotic speech, calling
on the Loyal men Of the county to respond
to the Presidents cali. He was also fol-
lowed bY Capt. A. @. Moore, 3rd Virginia,
and others.
On motion of D. D. t. Fornsworth, it was
proposed that the proceedings of this meet
ing be published in the Wheeling LntsIti-
gencer.
The meeting then broke up with vote
of thanks to the President and Secretary.
Before leaving the Court House great
number came forward and volunteered into
the service.
R FRErwEIL. President.
HENRY DIGIT, Secretary.
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Catholic PrIests-The War for the
UniOn-IrIsh PatrIoIIsm.

The priests of United States-though
u youthful body-have already vindicated
their claims to be ranked as true legiti.
mists in government What the time
honored priesthood of the old world are
to their respective nations, the Fathers
of the young church of America are to the
integrity of the Republic. The majority
of them are from Ireland In that coun-
try they experienced the weight of terri
BILE political oppression; and as their call
ing is pre-eminently connected with JUS
tice, it cannot be doubted that they often
glowed with the fires of rebellion to the
tyrant; but in America the sun of free
dom has danced on them, and fromgr att
tude and principle, they are at this day of
danger, honorably ranked among themost
independent supporters of the stars and
stripes. Governor johnson, of Tennessee
Ia man ofnoble patriotism, fine admins
tratiye talents, and unspotted character
found it necessary to require the oath of
allegiance from Protestant ministers of
that State but he has had no suspicion
of the Catholic priests. Their loyalty is
as true as his own. What he has suffered
for the Union, they would dsuffer-ifcircum
stances exposed them to persecution for
adherence to their oaths of citizenship
The Irish have enlisted very largely in
the army of the Union. Their historic
military courage, devotion to republicans
ism, true fidelity to their pledges of
naturalization, and the clear perception
that the integrity of the country is worth
the blood of millions, are the main causes
of this splendid Irish fact; but the well
knownloyal character of their Priests has
been a greatincentive to their patriotism
No one has yet shown that there is a
single Irish priest in the nation who is
hostile to the Government AS many Of
them have gone us chaplains to the army,
SO they an-if it were necessary-woufd
head their congregations to battle for the
Union, War is far, far from being their
profession; but if the safety of the Repub-
lie demanded their lives, they would lay
them down fer it, as tens of thousands Of
their countrymen have done, The anna
list of this unfortunate rebellion will fii,d
no ground for impeachment against the
Catholic clergy of the land
And yet what is all this but common
justice3 Our clergy are truly loyal, and
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Foreign & Domestic DRY GOODS.
A Card to Merchants.

RALTrrOEz, March 2lth, lssa.
WE have now In store, (and shall continue to
w receive additions almost daily, during the
teason) SUPERIOR STOCK Of STALE q FANCY
DR. GOODS, adapted 10 SPRING aud sUMWER
SALES, to which we invite attention.
our long experiences In business enables Us 70 Sc
Eanta- Of the COUNTRY TRADE: and pHreha.iar.
y " do, Exclusively FOR CASE, We ean sae.
Sssstuuy compete with houses In this or any other
We have taken advantage Of the RECENT DE-
CLINE in most kinds OF Dry Goods; and our stock
1ow comprises linel OF FRESH AND sEASONABLB
soods at prices AS LOW can be named by any
Hher house Our terms are Cash, or SIX months
credit, for negotiable paper payable with exchanEe
MILLERs CLOUD 4 MILLER,
No. 800 Baltimore, and - German St,
mh1S-lmp Flllfiu1nre NtI
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P. Sat the close of the meeting three
hearty cheers were given for the new
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NUMBER 3O5.

therefore not at all the friends of the
revolt; but the Union deserves that they
should be SO. Their loyalty is no more
than an honest debt Still they discharge
the obligation in a manner that has merit.
and everlasting honor be to them fol
their spirited integrity The unflinchine
patriotism of so learned, so numerous
and so sanctifed class of men, is an
overwhelming rebuke to treason. In
loyalty thus concentrated there is u tire
mendous censure on rebellion. n
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HAPPINESS OR MISERY?
THAT Is THE QUESTION.

TUE PIoprietOFs OF the ~PARIsIAN CABTNRT,oP
WONDERS, ANATOMY, and MEDICIN 80 have
Ieternined regardless OF expense issue ree flor
lne Oeneht OF suffering humanity POUR Of their
most instructive and Interesting Lecture5 % Mar
Ttsge and its Disqualification, Nervous Debility.
trsmAture Decline Of MADhoo I, Indigestion veal.
ness Or Depression, Loss Of Energy and VftaI P51z
er the Great Social EEilS and those 9IaIadies which
result iTOn youthful follies, Excess Of MafuritV an
Ignorance Of Physio,ogy and Nature'S a. TbaeS.
INV duaOe Lectures have been the means Of eniight-
sninS ana saving thousands, and will be forwared
ITeS on the receipt Of four stamps BY RIldres.inF
SECRETARY PARIsIAN CABISET oT ANATs,rr AZ
aEnIcISE, b6S BroadSay, New York jegi-iy
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The privilege of Annual Advertising iB limited to
the Advertisers own Immediate business; and all
advertisements for the benefit Of other prisons as
well all legal advertisements, and advertisements
Ofauction sales and real estate sent In by them muSs
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GRAFTON, August II, 1862.
Editors LntekligeHcer:
1t is most gratifying to witness the warm
and enthusiastic manifestations of patriot
ism that are exhibited all along The
route from Wheeling to this place. Every
village, town and station along the road is
alive with men busy recruiting for the
army. There is no doubt in my mind but
the full quota for both calls of the P-esi-
dent can and will be filed in loyal West
Virginia, provided volunteers will be ac-
cepted for nine months-and very sbrief
time is allowed for recruiting them. Take
this county of Taylor for example. Her
quota for the first call was about go men.
Two hUe Union men, Jacob Brister and
Esq. Lewis Raymond, of this place, started
recruiting in this neighborhoOd about three
days ago, aud this evening they report 90
men sworn into the service, aad will have
enough engaged to fill the cOmpauy-llO
men-by noon tomorrow. These men
were all recruited on the north side of Ty-
CART River. Esq Raymond says that he is
confident that another company of ITO men
can be raised in ten days more time. The
people everywhere seem alive to the i'm
portance of rallying TO the support of the
Government, aud that it shall not fail for
the want of men. There is now assembled
upon the platform around the hotel large
aud most enthusiastic meeting. Auditor
Crane is addressing the people in his usnal
happy style, and the very best of feeling
prevails. Yours respectfully,
GEO. W. N.
P. Sat the close of the meeting three
hearty cheers were given for the new
State, and three groaus for John S. Carlile.