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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-19
'sFhe PEN Is A1ightier than the
Sword"
The GOIden-The Best 0faIl Pens.
NoKnoEs GOLD PESS
M E.sr Pens n, the VVartd
Z sANE PINS II s1LFER-PLATKD EITEE,
SI0Y CASES, VIII PENCILS

esufs tie AEaEi- Psa= aO-z5 ee=tA- tie IjleFV
Pens fr 81 lie Aigsys EsAey Peas u! Sl-zs, he
AT WeliSnisbed eo1l-uT1G1nE sea Pens UifA In
dusEin JoEsts, the AEernze Telr g eFeEy oee q gh
WI Ar ozilnFs l-5ss q ne - ssefl fsIs
irysI are s-aneed "a IT, blI0ufnE PenS. AZ =,
P5znts are uAzTastsd II TX z9anshs e1ozrs 41ass
anczzeHt- he Ezzaters 1=411Ese E51e el4s= So-
beInE he sla73ssg- Ss the 1AEeEt, 1zztea Il; IL
r.oce-. No Gbe s-zz1iszt- 49, No 10 Tie lLsFess
NszEots Esi5 Pea for Tie dstk- Long AsJ ~
dim Sibs Il Al SIS AID qaaSiies- Sha-t S5hs q
Nos :. ; E Aoa Are E.hss caly = Grs1 7aLiEJ-
GOLD Piss, WITHOUT CAsES-
Fo- = osats, a no l Pea 1ss quality, GA Nc.
Pen u Qi1llIfy-
For 81 = va = Pea 1Et quality Ct No. Pea q
czzhliTy, ~ Sa-4 Pea "a sEhlitT.
Fo- 81 - va Pen 1s- 9IzHiifys ~ Nc. { Pss
ID qaality. q . No Pes. II q1zliEy-
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ID auAlfsy, OF 3 Eo- 5 Pea - 41aliEy-
FSr SIS, Va Pea. Ist S=.iirT, q = Ne { Pc,
FSE 81, \ No. PEI. Ia qallfsy-
THR sAAIE COLI PENs- With SILTER ELIES
SION cASAS- WITH FESCILS
For 81 50 a va Pen, 1iz gEAlisy, Or Ne Pa
FGrSI75. n So-ePea Ia suHIftT- q = Va : Pa.
- eEatffy, o. q 30 Pea "a E1Alsy-
FoC s. Va Pea La 9Elti<E. = = Ao- : psz -
qrasify, G . No.s Pea. = GEaiity-
Fz ss5o q No Pen Ia SzlAisfJ- O a Nc. Pea
"a quality, q 4 No Pen "a 9chlify.
Fer s. a No, Pea Let saa-ify, 9 a Va 8 Pa =
For Sss. 20 8 Pen ls4 qzzHiy-
GOLD RESS, ALL TIRST GTAITT, ~ sLIvEz-
MOUNTED DESE-HoLDEES
Fer - Ne : Pen, Esr - - . So- Psz- - -
! = No 8 Per, E- $40 &c Pea
Va $. axe Pen. f0r S, a Ne Pa nd IL s..
ne aisf lzalisE- A.. r.ssrss-a VIZ tie Wv -
LESsoszafu pants seIec<e AID Eszt & ~
quaIIty Az sod Uith fhs iuFrssc=51z Eziz
skiLl and Tie cslses1 scruEtnF ca GEfBc:-
he - qcRliEy- are EEIs-ser % Az Pes =zsz
b kin F1reIsSEs % the year 5sa1
Ise q quality he ih-snEs shalI ssuLl II rs7e-z
. Durability, Elasticity, Hd EiU5 Y Ei-E Gusi.5ss
ffise oaly eo-zids=Lriuzs) z=y 6osd Fsas zL5s
In FeSSFa 70 DE cheap Goa Pets ks be5z lsEEz =
saJ IEkf- rsys5zs 20 oS95;i-g ks Ssu Esa Fs.sEs-
ed NLh-hIssZy he oozId =; 1Eve hSs Sod Y NJ
ia Ard DGzk3e Pens frthe Pre- lid the ks55 besa
Furnished EEs=z;i9ESiy-
RarsfsI ordzisq lsuz. N 81 Lzl4sEos gEz=5yy ~
=SEEs-T- esd eQuaii;y- e IL Pa q Psi cEs
CEsss s.zEsai GRd = FT7s6E7zT = e-ESbs tse I'D
f FesE fISy Pref,T-ualezze- I-LF e iizi@-- aszz
IS Tor ale ty "A cs.1es N re m. Iaresls5-.
the oouhtEy. A5szes
So5 H1i5tz L4ue- NeE Ttrf-
AE- 05e s=BdEzg ssz<ss Istfe- Fc- sfaze- vi -
eeiTe { efrcsla< Ei1h Sc EzEzs szErzFIzEx e Re
Aso9ye s=zes and sty3es. EAe=sal
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-19
G.w.JoHEsoN & SON.
Manufacturer OF Copper, Tin aud
sheet Iron Ware

HATNG AV4ILED OURSELVES OF AL IHE
fzrrgFe3 facilf@Ses- be.teE FEepk<sd ~
fbG1 % IN Al orasEs feE Azy ET11ls Exsk
TIE Above Iae q bEEi1ezs- Ta5i5es azd Cczs5seg-s
E1a3e 70 or3sz- SseaEIoat Eu-k d1ze i Eztzrks-
tlAl Gnd TurEsh7like EszlaSeE- Y nCU r1yInE
r1TICElaE AE<gEESo1 this h-Hnch & lie sra5e AL
c41 glET1zfee asrfzAr=5o= II eEsgy pzE-EiG15s--
y holesAle DsaleFs re eNz Ger i7aIoellssss IhL=
cs1nsf Re fond elseEhe-e- OK E-ock d Ware =
e1pie.e a5 The nzscE1EseaE sfzIi EIIIizaeE- We
EseP stoSk e Ekszhtest sa5 HFEr0Tsa FartsrnS
% Gal and Eood Stores q Aasa L. Al tina
JOHNSON 55S,
Eo-I-S EA-kez S5EE-s-
fr2dEUfF Whesf5nc. Va
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-19
TO THE TRADE.
Wholesale Hat 6 Cap House.

"E haHe1as azzzls u-EazE.,.sE.rs 70 ga Earze
w 5sbells erase- And barring beea nay yeL=s
n IT, h1Eflsss. AEEe Eezitsll z1t s-gElsle1 ky
ny h hllilE ges1z ala III AT b01Ehf fsz Es<
e1EA- We hErE sHFEs Ells El-1s seFE=H1E Ak aTa-E
1r11 cIr feEE{1 Euz1l5 1sIu1e1 eEcl-sirelg
- this dEIIlr-Des@- 41d 4ltser orrseiEeI eSEr
C1r sIpek q Han. ClIs nd eezaE 6co1E va -
Golnd EEca ll-reT lEI3 Uare e1s5rlAls EkGa ca -
fo111 n lie city ue Invite An n zbe rr1e % cli
eE1 erie en- HslE-
aR& HARPER ERo-
lVERRIIACk& EEGLISH PRIETS
w re41eeo Is s1Es IE-Gh eota- = 129< O. peE
yaE1 b fl1i GEO 2 IATLO8-
SUEDRIES-SlE.C heesa ~ A CSP-
y pGzzs $50 Eell- BlE1ess- "a Farl. ElrEssE,
r - IdeeSl czASsLE Co
DOYSP CAPS-AH kls1s q B1E4 81 FO-tAs
- At11E GO II G1a ~.
ts1S HARPRR 4 B90-
CHK HATS@EeA rva iust rsoefrsd = ~
- hssEeIfll Esy3e q szk EEfS . WAfeA - t1Etfs
Ske a14snrSca q rslEls1ez U1uttnE 80 uEtteie In
tAa4 liza fE47 HAReEE Z kel
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-19
BluT1nn- W1aDecaaISs

DGJ-C. 4EE1= LOO oqs hezzt4:e 10
szy ths tsesT uez1=s5y have sEs< fJza3
- C5uEhs> HoArseDzs- IaazeczA-
an5 tie oSeno1itG== EEEFtEas ef a
GeiA iEypzr CEHET PDcToE.L- Its
oo0sSe1t uss n ny prAczirs and ny
:ELiiy fuG tha kEs1 zen years has
slI1s~a i % p1aszsSs E1T's-sgI FiT9pes-
5ar TIE frez-l=Et e Tfssse esR-
p1aiEss. BN KNIGHT. Nd.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-19

~ g SSz{eZsIi7S
5ON All AFIEE MONDAY, Nay s4A. ISSe. gas-
" sseEsr -r4z-s IA leave Ssz2repazT Rs suI.p =.
fsz9aayS s1aeSss5j
10 $ A n Ma Trzl1- st57q5az Al an sfEtit.s AZ
rEss * Pf7rssarxA ~ - P N hs5
CEEy%2azsa Al 50 ksN
4-3 P n Ex.-ass Trzi- .-S.Es.s- n Al fs,ss-,s
A-E5Tsz ~ Fzt:szarsa AZ $50 FH
itels P NJ EIFEsE Iszi- arrives Al Rst1ssu-EA n
- A. z. al tslsressssa n - a 81
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-19


oPFICE OF THE h u. & KDJ
YEHHs, s5lh yGae, $50
DUSEEsS besag f1liy reizr1ed On TIE BalfiarEs
d E0h5o RasHUSd- Ehe CezpL1y having fhs-zuEh-
rc5lssrur4e1 I8e b e4ks a ske r<aek And lrlssz
En5sz GoFe[nz3eI4 -esecG5os. the ma thoE5uekly
and oS1p4e9ssy luArss5 b GSTe-snsnT r-ocrss uitl
md afker tEs S-h 31ss Esz Esg0 ta-DEEk E.szs1-
GER trzfns Asd oszeaze Ehe1T fUg sqEPzlsat N Ihe
IT11sfl1Esssi1a q toEa4Se
z4SsDsEE sczDzL
DPsrL
LEAVE WHEELING. d4aT. Al ll=lo A NJ B=a-
Nd. les5s A NJ tsrzst1n, 40 P NJ SeE o+tsk,
SO P X CEnbeElAzz- 9ssa ?. NJ 1EH-SEasSerE.
Ss A NJ Ra<psr's feETT- 81 A ~ ArEz.e II Lad
tiz3ore n so A n
RetzrEsss,
LEAVE BALTIMORE Al ? n GHss5a=s,a+r,
us p N Cz-1s-4zr5. : A. ~ G=aft0a Il y u :
BsaWecd az r. NJ E--iue A. Faesllas 50 p n
ms saeaaa fr.s- VIII ts-ga=s .azEly ezcsyl SEsGz-
days A. ES5 P NJ trEfsas szSc -11= SEES Cr~ek,
50 AZ Czmae--1ls, O. l. " MAlzznssurE.
ItEl5 A NJ HR-YF<-s F=rTy. 3I=1s- A NJ Washing-
tn 5aseoua- IS ?. NJ A=riv- ssifS1aare 3: S,5
Rs;Ezzlz.,,
LEAVES BALTIMORE IS a NJ Hhrpt-7s Tx
r. 1=4s a NJ 8A=IzEselrE. is p n: Co..
fEDd fl@ ? Il CakkzGa Sics p n GrzFaas I1zEg
r y EssEssss : A ~ AsEIFe Al REseeiisg sr>5
WR- 9ITH. NEs4s- zEra.sz,.s.sszi5z.
Z N C1LE- GsosrGl TE-ksi A=szI.
JOHN HINti- 5E- Anilis0E-
ADlEfEf- g q SIraT- e ErE7s scIEfieei-
). P-NILLSED, S1f,s1s1teE5sz[ Czzls-7Azs5
J = FoSO. Gel 2ssAf- uhsslfig- Jos
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-19

AnN g tie aelJfe AAso ee fErl5isteli -
t.s 8 aEias5s tl- Ne ye1r 1857, s ass q At
0ss-HaIf a. Reyul6r Ss5rr456eiIguz PSIesr.
nzs NJ S-s,sIs.'E ny 5ssyttaIIs ne Rsrrfut 81
IT, Pear RsE5sSsn al BllEkGooS
seven Consecutive Years for S37t
Via + ~ iftsls 7sre thas tte sri,s q tHscyi-S
M uE2T fE 60 yelE.
= ..e s.ll lsEsr ,Eta - lizsly u e1sr 81 n
t-.7ea1a-ltS - Those heEe rEeseatel
SoR IS The TIlIR 10 SUBSCRIBER
tts.lccs - Al eases 49, z5ru,f
19Szs feese EE3ses - eoz-issso.
LEOSARp SOON CO.
80 sstsSlti slreer, SeETorR-
1TAFCHES.E-IS -
- + H LOGAN 8 %.
aES - LoGASs ITsr 90
HAyELs, sHaWIS-- -
y sG1Hre HEseAA lsaEulls ulrtA 81 EES8 CIV. 3
LIZ - (
EllErIl1ll zAl-l1 "A lst-l-.s sSls.i. II T-,.-s
IllaEfF1 - ee AK HEEifEI - y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-19

A B. G0STLSG, EsS- q E=IrA- y Y xrTtss= Il
hare used yzr EsroTz' myself in ~ farzily srs-
Eo1 IureEted H. sd believe IL ne heE- rssf-
cine f1I pu1Foss ever put nf- With lad e5sS
s1ozis >oa1e- Jay tUsaty-iFe ao-iErs S5- bsstls
sAAa d without il, OF take arr o9bez reae3y.-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-19
Bridal Presents

Bridal Presents.
SOLID SILVER WARE
TEsr KECKTEm Pr ADlIrs FxPRFSs- 4
s1!el1or staek e siiper Y lzl E,1lztfrl - -
l-7ss re lEs1zs Iulst as5 4Esh KnfTeE -
Se-s - literss SEfTeE Sllt CelilrslzI1 49,.
= 49, - klEEss A-1 Korks n ssEs
sAzss EtEEI, FieEia ErfIiI - 100 ;57-
80 - all1 ri oatl, SloelE. cErs. eiaE-
-. = & uzlIu JESC1IT %.
Fine Silver Plated Ware.
Li1IGE SIlBsr Fl-sasl s.asu.. -, yS,.. -
49,, -; - Selrs. BEttsr sd Fruir Di[Ss-
60 tl-Eee', C1ls- H. fira lls -
49, - IL SCOTT ECa.
\ 6BLS. sFt8 TIT
u Lrlsse-4 on y sl4e-z r-R,s
IEl1er95 on, Elilr
G1l4or On. furElFsEv
eeGt LEB9HITSiS = FIF5sEFvTrTr,
SCRUBBI6GB RgsE8Es SO = 90
- 1zE uill he ~ q W. - - =.
&C. s1E lsPi6l III ioaIEE a =
WIaDOEE sHADEs-T7-17 - =.
- - PEg1.dl o = asIS3 eeE -
80 = = e. PERafr, REpe[
- ~ sllsty
JOS GRATES
POT = lIi,sz, Cla-ss 49, -
-. ---szlsa . sltt CIV Gl1lFi.
- lleeAll LA1EETcAIE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-19
LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS!
More Cheap Dry Goods
Just RECEIVED AT
JOHN RoEMER'S.

Ho. IS Main St, Centre wheeling.
An PLEASED 70 Be ale % Fsfsr1a r.. eftF.--s e
hssfsE- I'D De FEhs5e n rss,e-zl "a =. IA
- q PeEt7sa-E' tat Al reeelTEag Ia1e lor e
EXCELLENT ladder PRINTS,
sS-ta Is eezss * 1455S eeatS. as5 1fnsIizs ~
Z Al gaeEE5eS bayznE gods tur CASH ~ v,lrsssl-
!esy sst1ted . E1Ee q a eE<iy eAE Il thsy VA
Ezth Uboaeslls Aod Retai
Al No- - Mia 81 Ceafre Vl,sel71Z
s 4eoS JOHN H0ETEp
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-19
A RARE GLANCE

a hAaE CaAhCE!
II ! M seil lIIEzy -
CIoAKs & FURS
g iss tez2 AEt essss % issnes spsyhs1iy = huva
niot CA-is1iils y 1SSE Tes,-7s Ga = -
ColGE OSE colrR Ala
Ssss-t . IKE Frels1t 81 yoar a1tl.Es uffu,, =,
tsls = 1llEhsen, - 1IEI HETTlgsE
aee Ia NRn 81 ILL.,. "a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-19

SscuLLopGH, Prsstset,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-19
PLUMBER AND GAS FIFFRR.
Wholesale Dry Goods.
J. a. HoBLITzELI & co.
HAVE JUSE OPENED LARGE STOCK cR
Dry GODS, Notions, &c.

No. ST. Baltimore ST., =.
e-F BALFIAfokR Nd.
TNHE eatire stoek Eas Pzrehasea 90 September md
Oespber Las, a. prices cabling Skess 70 al to
dsaIe1 sch Terms A. III nuke it the iaEeres4 e
b0th eity1n e5UnCry negsAAatS to erAH.ae their
~ lEss4S--.-.-..--.--,,.-.-,.-.- -.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-19

; Cara EhA@
> 6@ cry H
@ANIcAN
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-19
BALTIMORE
Commercial College!
Cor. BaltInore aud charIes-sts-,

Fsryar5. ISss--------------.-..----Cz.EETlEp.is Is
CA9EB
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-19
RETURNING IR AIMS

Leave ta=vessz4 - E5 A II All s-lS P n A..
CiEs * Br14EePlE< A. 80 Pm, aza5 s-s6 An
Leave fFf-.Szrgk ~ 1zo1 = NJ F-ta a Il All
30 P q. sEEiTs 4 Brsderpe-4 AZ z=54 A n, 3ess
a " Ard s5s5 P NJ
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-19
TRANSFORMATIONS.
Baltimore & ohio Railroad.
oRFICE OF IHE Eu kE %
WEEEITEE- asI1 Juse- FsEs

n &@ss5s5:;s5s@5==@s;55si355
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-19

a AILLlN.
So- = EE5sz LA1e- NeE TCrf
Ar-05 s=odz=g ssz<5s Iefte- Fcs- slaze- H5II-e-
ceiTe eirrsi1< EiIh Sc EzEiIs ezzrzFizEs q ras
GbJTe ssEes AID styses- zAe-sz1
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-19
Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheeI.
ing RaII Road.

p. s=--=z3ss==55s7s.SSss=s5-==s55555=s=-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-19
TERMs. a. go
POSTAGE.

IT. = II ~ 80 9
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-19

JOHN KIM SE- AlssieuE-
ADlffEf- 9 Il SHraT- e ErE1s srlEt5ae!-
). p NILLSEB. Szfe1s1ter5s Czzl,ss7A-sd
! = FoSO- SsG1 2jssAE. uhsslilE Jos
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-19

-. - . s. - q. -

d. 1En= EOz- FaIs an III Ya-.-1a q ~ that
il resz n sst5S1e- IhrJ A1ge rzEr1 RI li:tls
dHaE3tRT y uicerzSss =sa= her HE-zS and Ffef
Aaf Eesa sasc ETleTsssiy 4sErsed With blocsgs Gs5
5ssz 5s= sk5n Ll=a = As< SHir- 4fteE CIR Gtiid
EGs rEzs3- szs 1ls5 EZ5ss yt- Pits Ard sAey kATe
ezre-a l5s<- Asa N0EG5RTDSR
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1862-12-31

one or more of them whether by name known
or unknown, any cotton, corn, grain, forage,
meat, Jr provisions of any kind whatsoever,
or shall place any such cotton, or article, or
other thing, by any sale, assignment, transfer,
or removal thereof. in such manner, situation.
Or place a. will or shall better enable the said
enemy, or any of them, TO get the same; or
who shall sell or deliver any cotton or other
article as aforesaid, to any person or persons
20 selling or delivering may or should have
reason 70 suspect or believe will dispose of the
same TO, or place tAr same within the power
OF, TIE said enemy. or any or more Of them, or
Ia any manner suffer the said enemy or any
"a them, ~ have tine use or benefit thereof or
any portion thereof, shall be deemed to have
committed high misdemeanor.
SEC. .. BE IL further enacted, That every
person offending against any Of the provisions
n his act shall be liable 10 indictment there
TOT In the circuit court Of the county in which
such offence may have been committed, or
where any such offence may have been begun
ia one county and consumated in another
county, such indictment may be preferred and
ried In either Of such counties and every
person convicted Of offending against th c first,
second N third sections of this act, shall suffer
death or punishment by confinement in the
Pehltentiary OF this State, for any term not
less than flSe nor more than twenty zone years,
according 70 the discretion Of the jury trying
any 'nch cause, or Of the judge presiding at
any such trial, when the jury returning a yer
diet shall fail 10 assess such punishment, and
any person convicted Of offending against the
fourth section Of this act shall be fined in any
sum not less than one thousand nor more than
ten thousand dollars, according as the jury
trying such cause may assess the amount Of
such fne.
SEC Y. Any person or persons 50 arrested
under the provisions Of this act, where, in the
JUG nent OF the examining court or magistrate,
there may he reasonable or probable grounds
Tor the detention OF such person or persons,
ami where. owing 70 the absence Of or difficulty
Of procuring witnesses Or material evidence
on the part OF the prosecution, because OF such
witness or witnesses evidence being within
the eneinys lines, or where the county In Will ch
any such offence may have been Committed,
may Dc tor the time being in the possession
Of or menaced by the enemy, that speedy
examination trial, ag the case may be, Of
any such accusation cannot be had, any such
person or persons shall not, for any such cause,
he discharged for want OF prosecution, but
may he held in custody, required to enter
into recognizance, with adequate security, ac
cording TO the discretion Of such court or mag
istrate, conditioned for the appearance Of such
person Or persons from time TO time. and a.
such place ! shall be specified in such rtco5-
nikance 20 answer such accusation
SEC Z. BE Il further enacted, That this act
-haH take effect aud De in force from and after
it, Tassagt.
Approved, November 20, 1862.
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1862-12-31

establishment, Is reasonable and not exces-
sive- Such certificate will be presented to the
Enrolling Ohcer. who viii thereupon make
the detail OF the men specified for n period
not exceeding sixty days, and return the GER
tikcate 70 the Commandsnta of, Conscripts in
this division. At the expiration of such detail.
the officer in charge Of the government sbop
shall cause such certificate to be re,.waa a.
return the conscripts to this ,Camr az Instruc-
iion. In all cases Of detail for contractors
the party returning the detail shall make Al.
davis that the person so detailed will Ia, be
employed on any othsr than government work !.
the affidavit to be sent 70 The oOnmandant of
this division. No other details will be allo7red
81. Applications must, in all cases, be made
to the Enrolling Officer of the county. from,
whose decision an appeal may be taken to the
commandant Of conscripts.
p. Persons claiming an exemption on the
grounds Of having substitute in the service,
must exhibit to the enrolling officer dis
charge from seine company. signed by the
commanding officer Of the regiment or COM
mand to which the said company belongs or,
then belonged. But the Enrolling officer may
grant the exemption upon satisfactory proof
that the party furnished substitute who was
actually received into the service Of the Con
federate States, for three years, or the war.
and the substitute j. not liabl. to military
service: and in all cases where substitute
becomes subject to military service, the ex-
empti)n Of the principal, by means Of the sub
stitution, shall expire.
%. All the laws and regulations applicable
to deserters shall he applied to such conscripts
as fail to report to, and repair to the place Of
rendezvous for enrolment, or who shall desert
after enrolment.
h.,~
Com. Camp Of Inst, 4th Division.
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1862-12-31

GEN. HINDMAS.-Whilst this officer
was in command of the Trans Mississippi
department, we were constrained to dis
approve of many Of his acts affecting the
civil rights Of the people This We did
matter Of duty aud We we're eau.
tious u say a. little IS possible; aud that
in the least captious spirit.
1t affords u, all the more pleasure now
to add our need of praise to the gala Mt
general, for The glorious victory Of the
army under his command at Prairie
Grove. He has shown himself hereto.
fore q gallant and daring officer 10 battle,
under the orders Of others; and now he
has proven hi nself fit for command.
The field is the place for Hindman.
There he wins golden opinions from all
sorts Of people," and none will cheer
more heartily than We.
Oak Hills, Elk Hprn, Prairie Grove !
Behold the three Thermopoyla of our
State Three times have the successive
waves of invasion, which threatened to
overwhelm Us, been dashed to pieces, and
scattered at these points. All honor to
the heroes Of these battles
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1862-12-31

LATEST FROM NEW ORLEANs.-The
National Advocate, Jacob Bankers paper,
had been suspended for approving Of
European Intervention as . means Of
ending the war Jacob, however, ex-
planned all the bad meaning away, and
was. thereupon, allowed to resume.
Four negroes were on trial, for recently
numbering Sir. Millaudon.
DIR. Rushton's death is announced.
Butler has allowed the Bank of New
Orleans to resume
During the week ending 18th ult.,
.l2,S72 families had received aid from
the y s. Relief Commission, of which
1867 were Irish 1890 Americans 1892
Germans 58s English 81 Scotch
723 French: al Spanish; 1908 coIored,
etc.: statement which indicates vast
amouna Of pauperism and destitution in
the Crescent City.
Only one vessel cleared on the 18th
ult. She was barque for Liverpool,
with tobacco, slaves, hides, and 81 bales
of cotton. There are No quotations Of
cotton in the prices current Flour was
81 l and Sl2 for choice and extra coffee,
Rio, Soc; Java, 60c. whiskey, IS. Tue
finest sugar, &c. /; molasses, 43c. per cal.
lon- Business was very Gull. Ample
stocks Of breadstuffs and provisions.
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1862-12-31

q We clip the following from the
State Gazette, and commend it for the
consolation Of those who think the re-
sources of the North illimitable, as to
men and means; and that they can never
be impoverished OF worn out:
We have received a copy Of the Report
Of the Federal Secretary Of War. Il
states that the armies comprised il ten
military departments foot up seven hun-
dred and thirty-six, officers and privates,
fully armed and equipped and that,
since the date of the returns, this num-
Der has been increased to over eighty
thousand men; and that, when the quo
tas Of the different States are filed ND.
the entire force will number a million of
men.
The report states that, under the calls
Of July aud August, there have been
mustered into the service over four hun.
dred and twenty thousand new troops, Of
which three hundred and nIuety-nine
thousand were volunteers and Of that
number, three hundred and twenty-five
thousand have volunteered for three
years, or during the war. Illinois and
Iowa have furnished more volunteers
than their quota. under both calls.
Here is high Official authority for the
fact that, with all the high bounties
offered for volunteering, and with tie
utmost exertions to enforce the draft,
Lincoln's call foE troops cannot be filed.
They fail by one hundred and eighty
thousand men,
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1862-12-31
To Slave Owners.

An ACT of the Confederate Congress au-
n thorizes the enlistment: of Negroes to
serve as Cooks, four being allowed to each com
pany, and captains of CO mpanies are author
lied to enlist them upon the written consent
of the owners. The undersigned wishes to en-
list four negroes under the above regulations,
for Capt. Etter's Company of Light Artillery.
Persons who may wish to furnish one or
more, are requested to notify me at Washing
ton, Arkansas.
JOHN C. ARNETT, LIST 1t.
Capt. Etter's Company 1t. Artillery.
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1862-12-31
ARKANSAS INSTITUTE
FOR THE
EDUCATION OF THE BLIND.

THE ANNUAL SESSION of this School will
l. commence at Arkadelpeia, on the LIST Mon
day in September. The terms for tu;t;on
board, washing, &C., where there is ability tn
pay, are one hundred and sixty dollars nor
session of ten months; but INDECENT blind nor
sons between the ages of six and twentvsix.
resident in Arkansas, will be received. board.
ed and instructed, at the expense of the State
apsn presenting a certificate from the nra,
siding Judge of the county in whIoh they live
stating that they are unable to pay for board
and tuition in the Institute Application for
admission, should DE made to the Superinten-
dant. OTIs PAYEEY, Arkadelphia. AMI should
state the name, age. mental capacity. and ne p.
cuniary circumstances of the person for whom
application is made, together with the name
and pOstoffice of the parent or guardian No
person having any offensive or infectious dis
ease, or addicted to immoral habits. will. know
ingly, be admitted into the school. The pupils
will live in the house with the Superintendent.
and form part Of his family.
The course of study is similar to that pur-
sued in academies for the seeing, embracing
Orthography. Reading, Writing Arithmetic.
Geography, Grammar. History. Philosophy,
Natural History, Algebra, Geometry. Laneua.
ges, Vocal and instrumental Music. together
with several branches of Handicraft. 1t is the
object of the Institution, not only to educate
the blind intellectually and morally. but to t
them for selfsupport, mainly as Teachers and
Mechanics. The pupils spend portion of
each afternoonin the workshops where the boys
learn to make mattresses and corn brooms. and
the girls to knit and sew. The school and
workshops are open to visitors at ali times. ex-
cepting the Sabbath and all who f, ell
an interest, are cordially invited to call and
witness theexer cises
AIkadelphia, Aug. 18th. 1862.