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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-09-11

We Assp asAssl1ss eae~nNseA a.
thentic iaseltigencs q ~ rf6ellton caA Il
obtained. ~ 80 r
No othsr york posssaSssAes vadss -
a ,cDrk " reference" .
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NOTICE

State = lowA1 "a
Tama CNmnty g
TssSanuel B. Cronk.
Sir: rou are hereby
notified that there % now on Als In the Office
Of the Clerk Of tho Dletrict Court d Tams Co.
Iowa petition Of g. Harnon 4 Go. claim
ing Of you ,ths sum Of one hundrsd dollars 40
money justly due them upon : promisory note
and on account; said petition also asks that
An attachment issue against yoar property -
BY Law provided.
Now unless you appear. thereto and defend
on Or bsibrs noon Of the 2nd day Of the next
term Of said court commencing on the sd
Monday o. September A. d. 1852 default viii
he entered against yoa and Judgment rendered
thereon - prayedfor e N
MA ISAAC L. ALLEN,
Printers fees SIS Atty for Pits.
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To G0oNoas p1iveS.
,l>HE ADVERTISER, HAVING BEEN RES
tored TO health in few weeks, by very
simple remedy, after having suffered several
years With . severe lung affection, and that
dread disease. Censumption-is snxioua to
make known TO his felleW-su6 srers the means
Of cure.
To AL who desire it, he will send copy Of
the prescription used (free Of charkc). sith
the directions for preparing and using the
came. which they will find suRE CuaE for
CONSUMPTION. AsrnHA. BRoNcHiris, SC. The
only object Of the sdvertiesr in sending tho
Prescription IL to henift the afflicted, and
spread inform alton which he ronceives to be
invaluable. and he hopes every sufferer will
try his remedy. ~ it will cost the nothing.
aud may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address, Rev. ED WARDS a. WILSON.
williamsburg, Kings Co. New York. m
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THE D,NY WORLD

Terms Ter annum. Six Dollars; Four capice
70 one address, Twenty Dollars. To clergy
men, Five EXTRA copies will ba sent.
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LAMPS and LANTERNS, a good
assortment ut prioes % low % the low est.
Call and see, at the Pioneer Drug Store.
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A NEW EDlTlON.

ScLD EXCLUSIVELY NJ CANvAssERs AND
AGENTS, is now publishing in Nos. at 25 cts.
each. Each No. illustrated with Portrait on
Steel.
Agents wanted, to whom liberia! soxs2-
missions Wiz be given.
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The Rebellion Record

Is l., hl shed III PARTS ench Part Illustrated
with iWO FINE PORTRAITS, 80 cents
each.
A1Sc, IN VOLUMES.
Six Parts, with copious index, comprise .
Volume.
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THE WORLD.

An INDEPENDENT.
DAILY. SEMI-WEEKIY &
WEEKLY. NEWSPAPER.
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THE ORIGINAL.
Howl sEVIJ6 hAtHIIls.
blished in 1945-Perfected IN
1862.

1862.
Recent and important Improvement. having
been put 10 this Machine renders It row tho
most perfect before the public, and persons as
distance can can order Machiae with
guarantee OF its prompt and safe delivery, ani
that they will be able to manage Il 10 their
entire satisfaction No more breaking ncejlesl
Ne moo missing stitchcsl No trouble in
making an, garment. however dslicate cr
heavy, on the Same Machine, either il cam-
brio, cloth or feathers and for dress makers,
shirt makers. tailors, hat bin lers, shoe binders
or gaitcr fitting, as well as for every variety
Of family sewing, THEY HAVE no sUPxRIoR, and
will be sold at much less price than any 9th.
or machine capable Of doing the same m nfe
Of work.
Send for Descriptive Catalogue Of styles
and prices. few responsible Agents will
be dealt with literally
Address This HOWE Sewing Machines, AT
Broadway, New York. n32ly
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NOW kEAnY, j.
VOLUMES ONE, TWO, AND THREE.

nd in.cioth. siSa, 90 rarh; Sheer::$1,O0
half morocco, or half calf antique. Si4bU each.
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Documents, Speeches,
Extended Narratives, etc.

GAICAIACS& AVSSAXdtAVOSs OtOs
CONSISTING OF ALL the
OFFICIAL HrleE.s Of Tattlcs, slr ',lee,
MESSAGES AND PRccL4NAfioNs
Of the President Of the y Aiiesl 0tatcs,
SPECIAL ORDKRs sc, &c.
GRArnrc Accounts Of the movements Of troops
IMPORTANT SPEEcnEs and sLErrEas frsne
leading men North and South
PicTuREsQuE NARRATIVES from eye witnesseat
of the Omar BArrLEs. Secession oriinan-
ces, Messages, PRESENTATIONS, sc.
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administrator Notice.

Public notice il hereby given that ihe mn
ofthe estate ofH. 4. Pngh, deceased and
that All persous owing said essate will make
aymert TO the undersigned ~ soon as msy
be- and all persons having claims against
said estate will present the Same within It's
time by law prescribed.
VT. JOHNSTON
A..
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Notice.
Ntafe Of Iowa District Court Septem
Tama County Der Term, a. D. 1862
limos Linuear ~
I Walter Jackson Original Notice
Lille Il. N. Jackson
4 Levi r. Nelson
70 7 Waiter Jack>sn, Lille G. y. Jackson,
and Levi B Nelson.
You sai each Of you are hereby notified
thar there 10 now ON ale ia The Office Of the
cleyk IT the District Court Tama county
in the Stare Of Iowa . petition Of Amos
Linnerr claining Of ron the foreclosure of q
mortgage. and that unless you appear
thereto and 'sefend before noon. Of the second
day of the next term Of saia District Court to
hn begun sAd holden in saiA county on Non
day the 6f.ecath dav Of September 4 D. le62
default viii he entered against you and
judgement rendered thereon.
July Slsi lSj2.
WILLIAM II. STIVERS
Atty for Petitioner.
Pr'ts Fee $6, 2j volin3Gw4
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4 CARD TO YOUNG LADIES a

ill send free Of charge to all who desire il,
he Recipe and directions for making sins
pie Vegetable Ralm, that will, in from I've 70
eight days, remove Pinples. Rlotches, Toa
Faeekles. Ssllownsss and all impurities and
ronghness Of The Skin, leaving the same--as
Nature Intended it should bc.-sotl elesr,
smooth and beautiful. Those desiring the
ReciEe, with full instructions, directions, and
advice, will please call on or address with
return postage
THos. r. HAPMAN, preehesl cAsxs,sl
s3l Broadway, New York. IN
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Mr.. J. /. Stewart, Of our Town
informs us, that next Thursday, (lsth)
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and every succeed
Thursday, there will be special stock
train run from Otter Greek to Chicago
arriving there the next morning af o.
starting. A good arrangement.
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LOCAL.


H.0GA
....Still wanted an apprentices boy at
this Office between the ages ofls and 10.
-. .See new advertisement headed
"a practioal Guide to health and vigor.
....Another fresh supply Of goods
has been received at the Railroad Store.
Call and examine them.
Capt. CLARK will please accept
our thanks for Des Moines papcrsE also
Mr.. tt. Stalsy.. o)papsrs 'front.' Col
Grad, 3Tertitory. ~ 80 tasi ri aHs
.t.Just arrived At the Grocery EN-
porium, the Peoples I }roccryss store,"
fresh supply often, sugar soap, candles
and other groceries. Now is ths time
to purchase. Thanks for thoseEpcachcs
....Capt Staley is in town, says
there ara now 2 800 troops IN Iowa City,
that our boys are III n good spirits and
that he.wants.s or 10 inors:men Tor his
company bysncxt. Monday.
). Last Tuesday. ::whil:Mr. Mathew
MERIT iof Otter Oreek3 township, was
riding on:the corner Of his hay rack, he
Wv. sstsdenlye tilted off. the wagon
passing over.his bsck:. and injuring him
50 that he died yesterday.
Mr.. J. L. Stewart, Of our Town
informs us, that next Thursday, fl8th)
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and every succeed
Thursday, there will be special stock
train run from Otter Creek to Chicago
arriving there the next morning af g.
star,ing, A good arrangement.
1--WE acknowledge the receipt Of
the 2lst part Of the Rebellion Record
and prize il highly for the very fine
portrait, Of Secretary Stanton and the
the late Col. Baker and its valuable
record Of the, events Of this Gigantic
rebellion.
Price so cents Tor each monthly
Part. Send 70 g. r, Putnam 5s2
Il roadway New York N. Y.
We learn from Capt. Clark, who ha.
arrived in town just As We 60 to press
thst tho Legislature has repealed the
dog law, passed acts for our Southern
and northern borders, for the. accept.
ancc ofthe Agricultural Collage land
for the privilege Of soldiers voting.
The law excusing Qnakers fromSdraft |
was indefinitely postponed. The leg
isla1ars probably adjourned 70 day.
....Laat Sunday forenoon, a three
or four loadedwagsns were passing from
Otter Creek Station, through our Town
to Albion in Marshall Co., the drivers |
"ndertook 70 passeach other, and II the |
excitement one saigon, loaded with salt,
was upset BY RAINING against the bank
ofths hsy)soales, turning some Of the
barrels Of salt upon the head and shout.
ders of'the driver. rendering him insen-
sibls and seriously injsring him. He
was, however, SOON sfter taken home.
and the last report says he Is not expect
ed q recover. II il said there was !
spiritual agency in the matter.
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"a Copies Of The REBELLION RECORD,
in Parts or in valumes, will be sent, fee OF
expense, on receipt OF Price. Sent in regis--
tered letters, he publisher will be response
be for all .emits ances
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1<<De5s11S66kF8fVT
July lst 1868, 49,
Ayers Ague Cure.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-09-11

Commencing with the meeting Of the South
Carolina convention, Dee. 18th. 1e6o- Civ
ing in the form Of Diary, . concise, succincG,
and truthful his CRY Of every event o. il tc-
ours.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-30
The Battle Of Antistam.

BarvnOHS, Sept 7s,-Tbs Aas,oas',
special Zen Shhrpshurgh lAyt Ger lo,, 3
ALLIED aud Noubded ia The battle 81 Aallo.
tan viii 30 tally Up TO 10000 ne Cd ],
eiAl hgurS1 10 I've corps, SsuusrS aad
llooksri, an 40 follows; Suansts sorps
odiesFi killed ~, WouAdsl IS; susIsd
Rsh killed sis, VoVndsd 9,ios, ml,siSf
49s; total for the cOlpI 5000. HOOksr1
eoFpi-DoabledAyI dlViston. killed l5a.
wounded $50, missing l9s. Nsadt' diva.
ion Of PsnhylVaniA reserves, killed 80.
wounded &is, misiiug l23 toIVl g,6l9
Batusids's loss ia killed sad wounded will
be about 1900, The total loss 10 these
three corps Is therefore S,igS. The loss in
Frauklin'' Aad Banks corps, eommAhded
by Williams, viii bring the casualties fally
up TO total stated though there may be
some considerable reduction 10 the man.
Der missing.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-30

~PsasOSAL,-ESt he lllstaAiies q
"psts nisasd. bOuss. btstsd sod sESs-
dOuA,S uonsA' S'asrAlIy, ~ publish the
following, tree gratis;
MLTliHoHIAL.-Ts sAou Il asy Coassrn.
The uadeFSigsSd bsiag fally lbifiy years
Of age, and iaugusd SD diIguIisd Nth The
loasliBett Aad WEUishedsPSi Of bis batch.
slOf sIlsteses, iS auIieaS 70 share the con.
forts Of bis home With q pare nibdsd, hos.
taqheaEIsd Aad aaeelionAls Uomin. Nslth.
o. sItfsms beauty, wealth, nor vain pre-.
Isntiohb Will b. regarded as recommends.
liohO.
A cultivated ihlsllhet, rs6asd taste, abd
kiad And AmiAbls dispotitios, are qualities
ssSsaliai TO M domestic biPpiness, and
without lbsse, The most bsbutifal apd
wealthy, ussd not apply fOF PoIilioa 90
ny stat.
Ny income, although moderate, IL quite
Iuliieisnt ioF the comfort Aad AtppiaeiS Of
. sensible and prudeht wife. Appearance
good, disposition eon6diuE Ahd sHseliOnAls;
With good buliasIS qualities And unsIssp.
Nohable m0fAl6.
Any good and honest girl ds,iriBg such
= union, might advance her Interest 10 I'D.
dress The subscriber, being assured oil
Communications will b Saeredly eon6dsu-
Nal.
Address J. T. KATEs.
Virginia Hotel
p. s.-SOt subject to military duty.
The advertisement sounds like Propo.
'i.iOn made 10 good faith and We hope Nr
Hates may be suited. We thiuk that the
prOSeripI which he adds is very untOrtun.
O!s. Most women prefer man who is
competent to do military duty, whether be
does il or not.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-30

B0-A wORk EoR SURGEONS. We have
received from MeSSrs. ]. c. Orr L Co.'S
Bookstore, No. lOS Main street, copy of
ANATOMY Of the Arteries Of the Holman
Body, descriptive aud surgical, with the
descriptive anatomy Of the Heart This
work is from the pen Of JOpn Hatch Pow.
sr, ", D., aud is issued from the house Of
]. B. LlppcueOt & Co., PhlladelphIa, 10
compliance with authority from the Sur.
Ssoa.Gsnsral OF the United States army,
for the use Of surgeons in the army. Ills
uumsrOuSly interspessed with engravlugs,
exhibiting the anatomy of the different
pests Of the body, aud upon the whole ap.
pears to be Just such work as Is needed
by surgeons operating either on the battle
Geld or in the hospital, or BY students co.
gagged III the study Of Practical Anatomy.
In tact Il will be a valuable addition to the
library Of every surgeon, whatever may be
his field Of practice.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-30
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES,

CAPE RACE, Sept. 29th.-Steamsbip Eu.
ropa passed of this point on Sunday Al 4
o'clock, P, NJ and was boarded by tbe
associated p:esS' news yacht. Her advice,
are to the goth Inst.
In Manchester the Chamber Of Com.
metce had presented az address to Mr.
Laing, who made a lengthy address on
lndiAn Affairs in which be said We eould
not expect more than million and quar-.
ter bales Of cotton from India during The
next II months. II, therefore, il should
be Impossible to get cotton raised ia South
ern States during the present crisis, We
must go on With the augmenting evils EoI
the next u months, but be believed MANY
months would mot elapse before the termi.
nation Of the struggle and recognition Be-.
tween England and other great power, d
the Southern Confsderaey.
Juts is authOritiSely pronounced too
brittle for a substitute for cotton, and hs,
fallen 5000 per ton from the highest
point during the late excitement On FIJI
day, however, there was slight reuewa,
Of the demand, and some recovery in the
prices.
The Ia France asserts thu. the nuiori.y
OF the cabinet Of JnAre1 have decided Oh
proposing terms Of eapitulation to General
Forey on the basis Of the surrender Of thr
City Of Mexico and Paebla to the Fsench
The Paris BOurse is inAnimate bat arm.
The English physician sentts Garibaldi
reported saYoEably. he declares that ths
ball never entered, but struck and beok,
the iuneF bone Of the ankle. The wound
had been laid open and progresses fA1ora.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-30

D1rSuIr AGAiKsT THE BALrlMoEE AND
Ono RAILROAD CoNPASr.-Ths case Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company vs..
Edward Williams was decided 10 Baltimore
on Thursday last. The suit was to recover
$4,264 so a. amount Of charges on freight
Ofl49 head Of cattle, paid by the plaintiff
to the Ohio CeuIrAl Railroad Company on
the receipt Of the cattle 10 May, 1861, at
Wheeling, for transportation to Baltimore.
The dSfsndsuts declined to pay the PLATA.
til the amount on the ground that he bad
made . contract with A. d. Eaton, the
stock agent Of the Company, as we'll of the
Marietta aud Cincinnati Railroad Company
for transporting the cattle from Iowa at
given price. The action Of Virginia sseed.
ing from the Union caused approximations
that the transit Of the cattle by the route
agreed on would be hazardous, and &C.
eOrdingly the freight was sent by the Ohio
Central Railroad, which, being longer
route, Involved additional expense. The
Company declined to recognize the author.
i,y Of It's agent to bind 1t by such cen.
tract. They credited an amount paid gen.
orally on frsights aud claimed balance,
With Interest, Of 5000, John II. B. Lat
robe, Esq, appeared as counsel for the
plaintiff, and presented two prayers, which
the Court granted, aud under its iustruc-
tons the jury returned a verdict 10 favor
Otths plaintiff for S625 60.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-30

CNcNNAu, Sept. ?9Ih.-The Louisville
correspondent OF the Taa says General
Davis went into the Gait House about half
past eight o'clock this morning, where be
met Geu. Nelson and referred TO insulting
treatment be had received at bis Nelson d
hands, in ordering him TO Cincinnati. Mel.
sou cursed him in most infamous manner,
struck him 10 the face several times and
then retired few PAGES. Davis borrowed
pistol from friend aud advanced upon
Nelson, Who BY this time had gained the
stairway, add walked directly up to him
and fred. Everybody Who witnessed the
affair justifeS Davis.
Trains OD the Louisville aud Fraukfor.
railroad have discontinued running.
Tue rebels have captured the telegraph
instruments at Lagrange and Obanuons.
A gentleman from Frankfort SAYS on
Friday there were 400 rebel troops there.
they expected Humphrey Marshall to take
charge Of the pest.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-30

p6rTnE ctRvsLAxD 4 PrrTsluRo RAN.
ROAD ExrExslOS,-Tu the Cour. OF Com.
mOu Pleas, at Plttsburg, on Saturday fore.
noon, the following viewers were appOiu.
ted in accordance with the prayer Of the
Flttsbutg aud Cleveland Railroad Com.
pAay; George R, White, VIM. NJ. shiuu,
J. G. N'Farlaad, James Hasdmap, George
A. Berry, Daaiel NsgIsy, james Wcaud-
less. These gentlemen are authorized to
assess the damages to DO sustained by the
Pitsssasg, Fort weyus 3 Chicago Railroad
Company, and Saeh private property owns
nsfs as have snot released the Cleveland
and Pi.tsSurs Company IN the extension Of
the track from Rochester to PiHsbprg,
They are to make their report within thirty
days from the date Oftheir appointment.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-30
The New Programme Respecting
SlaVery-SpeeChes Of Gen Wads-
worth, the Postmaster General and
EX Gov, BOutWAll.

GA'uOV' boutwell,.
WAsHlSoroS, Sept. 29.-Gsneral wads.
worth WIS Sereuaded to .night. lie assum-
ed that his friends came TO congratulate
him because he bad received the nomiua.
ton as candidate for Governor Of New
York, from Convention composed Of the
sruest friends Of the government aud the
eounlry, and the most earnest supporters OF
the war.
He said be had received the compliment
by men in the public service, for be held no
official position 10 his native State, but be
claimed 10 their choice significance and
meaning plainly marked. That be had
been presented for the suffrage of the PEG.
pie by men who believed that the rebel.
lion can and ought to be crushed, and who
inIend,d to hold the country together at
whatever cost Of blood, suffering and treas .
-nrO. The issue is made up, that we are To
conquer or 70 be conquered, by the aristoc-
raCy. That we are either in the pangs Of
dissolution or exorcism. 1--WE would save
ourselves, we must cast out this devil
which has corrupted and disgraced US from
the time our national birth.
Governor Blair said It had been said
that our armies were to make another
circle, but after this God Almighty. The
country requires this battle to be fought
out Immediately, the blows falling thick
and fast. The time has come when the
people ask only for such leaders a, will
lead oar gallant armies to success. Men
and means are provided in abundance aud
il his advice were asked be would say send
to France for Guillotine and chop of
the heads Of all incompeteuts and towards,
till we find men with the right stuff 10
them. He wanted to see the traitor crush
ed and destroyed. They were not entitled
to mercy.
Abraham Lincolu, God bless him, has
given US a principle on which the war can
be fought and has struck At the root OF the
mischief. The internal devil slavery
should be taken by the throat, and when il
it is straugled We shall be free forever.
He anticipated the most beneficial re-
suits from the proclamation.
Ex-Governor Boutwell,, Of Mass, spoke
in complimentary terms OF tue nomination
Of WadsWorth, aud said in supporting the
proclamation the principles Of freedom are
not bounded by race; all men are created
in the image Oftheir Maker, are entitled to
equal rights before the land. 1t Is the de.
nial Of this which has compelled Us to
PArtake of the cup Of humiliation to its
very dregS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-30

PoaTREss MOSRoE, Sept. 27.-The steam.
ship S. R. Spauldiug arrived here this
morning. The U. s. steamer Irousides also
arrived.
The steamboat NetamorR left here this
?. NJ, under flag Of truce, in charge Of
Capt Saunders, Of Sd n. Y. regiment, for
Aikens' Landing. She takes up four rebel
officers who have been paroled, also Dr..
Johnson, Assistant Surgeon Of the N. Y.
3d. who is sent by Gen. Dix to Richmond
to aid IN administering comforts 10 our
sick aud wounded soldiers imprisoned At
that place.
The flag Of truce boat John A. Warner
Is expected to arrive from Aikeus' Landing
tomorrow morning.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-30

bGrRELEA5Eo PslAoHBui. Andy 0sllsF
Nat ParTil sud Henry DanlHr, Oflhii city,
who we're captured at CstlsuI SI.tioa
Vhillt aetlng aS isanitsrs Ia the unioa
army, have returned With Others eApturcL
At the Sums time They we're taken from
Callsit1 station to Richmond, Hhsre they
were placed 10 confinement Ia an old wars.
house. They we're kept 10 this place two
weeks, during which lius their principal
Amusement was catching body lice, and
sorting them ouI 10 four hofiS matched
teams, and forming them into companies,
bAItAliOuS, regiments, brigadsS, divisions
Sad corps They hadn't enough to eat
while 10 prison, but they bad the eOuSOla-
tiOn Of being pretty we'll convinced that
they bad a. much As the rebels themselves.
AZ the sud OftWO week. they we're parolSd
and seat 10 Annapolis, Nd.
When the ,eRmIterS we're taken those
who had arms lost them. Every prisoner
WAI searched but none were robbed. Our
Informant thinks tba. the object 10 search
Ing the prisoners is to hnd counterfeit Con.
isdsra,s.nOts', which were almost as abuu-
dARt a. the gsnuiao. When the rebels get
hold Of man with poke. full Of these
cOuntsrieit' they afford him an opportunity
Of drying bis stockings aud kicking at the
Southern COniederasy. 10 other words,
they hang him.
Capt. GOuldlug has bed released, and is
now In Washington.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-30


ED MARRIAGE ExrEAORDISARr.- -ou
Saturday evening last rather extrAOrdi-
nary wedding took place 10 the classic re.
giOns "6Ack Of the old jail, knOwnIas "Helpl
Half Acre, No. q" An old man nearly
seventy years Of age named Mcpherson
married a woman named GiIlou, aged forty,
Esquire Duty performed the CEREMONY
Aner the knot was tied the old nan rushed
up with the ardOr of boy Of twenty and
gave the bride smack which was heard
all over the DeighbOrhOod. He then went
and bought quart Of whisky over which
the party had n jOllifeatiOu.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-30

b4rAcKSOwtEDoENESrs,-During a re-
cent trip over The Baltimore Ohio Rail-
road, member OF our house had occasion
to draw pretty largely on the courtesy and
accommodation of various officers on this
road, and he desires to say, by way of ac-
acknowledgement, that he was at all times
the recipisut of tho utmost courtesy aud
and kindness at their hands, and is OF
opinion that no road 10 the country has a
more Obliging set Of officers, at the same
time that they are faithful to the interests
Of the company.