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EHE GREAT EASTERN having touched the

III tNIhI EA1II LII II0lFIUg 0UUVHNu VHo
4 x,Ad her ate Passage from Liverpool la been
cons. 4 advisable thorough examination Of neS
bottom before ssning her b. hrr departure viii there
fore ,-i % cd her previously sdvei'ed day ~ sl'
ing. Hold Of -. tctep VII have them renew g. 81
~ rrturifi as they LAY desire Due notice Will b
..fri o. tts sitp- departure
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fllatljiusrp.

CTEAM BOILERS and IRON TANKS for
y sALE-I, qrir. Or address Wa FlNNEf co. SO.
lU1 Nat-T-st.. bioexyn.
CTFAM ENGINE for SALk.-The Steam
Fui formerly b. he Steamboat taetJnis - inches
dinr.eisr OF under ilnf let lcus 80 ke f'r innhf
Information nqui- baaid psfse Union Govt Ai'd'l IN
of u sfsu..t 70 JDH..,LOS FALLS AswbuI al. y y
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Gxtnrslono.

NyCUHSIONS to COMFY ISLAND. -lsai.s:
IL Comfort and Pleasure Cars leave Fulton shs
F,rriss, Brooklyn. every ~ i.inutsS
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Doara ano icom5.

BOARD ~ BEOOKLiN.-llandsomcy Fur
n.hed Rooms. .Iiie o. snsy 70 49, immediate Fem
lie. Gentl-a-Ii thr hpIs" l. p'~aauY 'fni a. u
the modern improvements frs fal.ut. va. RON h~
south All W,lrs. trrfv. Apply at ~ To- Fhcas-'i De-
li-nry aud ClintoI -sts hti"rcur~ -Jchanfcd
49,
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Tor 800 BOUNTY, PENSIONS, BACK
a PAY, PRIZE MONEY Ac, apply To-
SOMtS tWN. No Puk place.
B-Send cali tor circular Containing full insTac
tions
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CHANCES tor bnslness ltlsiI.

COAL-YARD.-To LET, and FIN ms ua asS
I sAIr al. oId.s'sblishcd YARD Nos 800 ana "a
h.,..rn t0h aud 6ist Sta two loois, iowef $40 70.
a.. 80 feet rout by 10 feet deep all under cove
T,n.s ,nI R.sl Estate Agent. No. s3 Grandst
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NOTICE to PUBLIC CARTMEN, EX-
~ PRkSSMEN and DRIVERS 10 RENEW their IL
CT SE Noce IL hereby gwen that II. ssss Of License
10 keep Pubc Carte aud Express Wor,as d to he Pubic
CarucG viii be gsufd hi. VI between The hour. Of
n a. ard m daily, commencing on MONDAY sept
r. 1902 The number must be- newly pied each side OF
wagons according 20 law and the carts and
wssoD- ought to tho Park west Of The City Hal. who're
the viii oe inspected tho old License. s-r bei
checked by IN. Inspector NUT b. presented 20 the ffst
Mfrna for renewal M Lii will bs renewed after the
3!st Y OF October. BY the Mayor.
Nj. BROWN, First Marshal
Mayor Office, Sept Is. 1872.
limited STATES PASSPORTS Speedily
" DOT ipeI. by JOHN LANk1REE Lawyer and Notary
Public, No h Ceutre-st., near tie Cry Hall.
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4 OF Island RAlLROAD-CHANGE o

IL IEH NIHCs-Paseug.r Depot Jamesflp aod foot OF
3.r.f = RAT . for eeupor Stg ttfrlpr Ofieii,
SOD mo on- a. ~ u sud 40 m for syo'"t; a. T."
D M 10. ti-r-npot; p f0f rsmrgda, Sundays
ths tran Hunters Point 90 It Ferrl At $3.50 ~,
Evsfr,d an IA ne Hate stations at excursion iNts
r.fnlning raw. -rbeli d .. m.
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i FiELD---TFA fBOAT and RAILROAD CpNrEC-
TON via EN-HANFN The CONIisFNIhL leaves
P.e.p eest Rser daily tSnudays eHcredl =, 1913 No.
The ,i,.p, cot lrsy-- the VII r. az On
tbe .r,. Il tne b0st al. stations MOI Linz
TIE TRAVELLER l,lYes Tor New Haven Il II O'clock.
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boy MANrED-ln an office. Apply at NO.
- Berkmanst, Room No. II. to ,,uru
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go Wbom II man Concern.

A IL MEN belonging N the FOURTH NEW
"a YORK BATTERY hereby notified to rspor, al tot
Station No. 389 Hudson.-t ty 10 oci ca THIS DAY
or thoy will lie tested e. desc tets BY order Of
Cop JOHN 4 THOMPSON
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I,OLORED HELP COLORED HELL
~ WhNTED-A SITUATION by hrs.-cl,ss L.saa' az
Sc.strrA- aud Chambcrasid; also Coscbmah W. ~
Il -nIasan-s-. cor. ava.
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4 GUIDANCE of good, select SERNANisU
~ De had civil neat. aid esp,be, at the ages. .r
land ist o. the OF ot-ay. aud lt go l0' 90.
O. an irs1 F,.ish Protestant and American Women ""
Quoted by alsi sLOYD. Good places always irsdy
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(XANrED-By n neat, tidy Girl Who ISL IS nov ..
W sfrad " " r. = stnrf az Plaln nes' eopN y.
GENERAL SERVANT. WASH. aad lfons we'll do.s "
shht.Woko Of s.h,. No -c,!9u 20 tie c,1nus' az.
aud Chmu, NAse. sj smcniA Csll az Ne iet Aa' '''
q. OF send no.s twA days.
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Ocean GteQmers.

4 RRANGEMENT commencing July !, 1867.
~ FOR CALIFORNIA. VIA PANAMA.
4 Grs.-cla ftcs Will issv- NewYork the is 1lh
al Iis Of mouth except these date. fsn On
SUNDAY when the day Of departure will be the MONDAY
following
for htish, o. pssge apply ct the only Office No. Bowl.
inz-ynen. d. T. ALLEN Agen.
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TVN. 7 NM
j POGT by SHORE LiNE.-L.sye, 27thst ph,v., l.
H.. arrive g. Providence $50 ili5 a7s 10 FRO
vid ere. ITO pm; pm, Express Through Mail Tram
,riye in Prosife 40 and Boston 8. 5
r. J. CALHOUN Snperin endent
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Mem Fluctuations.

HARfER''
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE.
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GENITAL RAILROAD ofNEw-JERsEY.-

" 10 Ia -~-'.ip frify''.''''' '''''' '''''''
s gOTTORFF, -rp't.
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Tssns-+2 per snnlm. Three Copies for IS. Ten for
ST.. Twenty Copies TO address. SO, aud extra
Copy 10 tie persop who forms the Club.
For Club Of Que Hundred, send The Daily Tribune
Usis
siNGLE COPIES for sale at tho Publication Office THIS
MORNING..
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LNANCY VIEWERS on CROMrlo,s
l. LOOMS.-tws singe MEN wanted imm-t.s,e y ~
i.scl,,s wor n-u need Spy. II. r. TEhhi' ''pe'~
tendsat, Ply mouth. Conn.
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Udrts.

I NJ RUCIRlSS A Lady competent 70
tescl Ls'in French Muse, and Eusi-h brancle' do
sire, h,a some pr~sut situation Ia School or ssmlyl
Is eSprli nod dlso Harlan snd esetsI During
crisiL would sept fa1i-rat- sslary Addre" '"-'s
Tea, l,l. Bax. No sIi n. Y. Pos, oHce
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-24
Answers Wanted.

ESHe8tlOm6-@0nd Answers Wanted
4 The Wheeling Presslgill oblige ourselves
aud discriminating public, by considering
and answering as trnthfnlly as it can the
following plain questions:
l. Do you or do you not endorse the
yiews expressed in the communication,
"The true Constitutional Theory of the
Powers of the President in War; written
Dy John iHeermnns Rsq, and Published by
you yesterday morniug2 .s5.s,
2. What organization do you allude to
in speaking Of "the National conservative
party, now being brought into existence to
preserve the Union 2" isit the party, new,
" aedged, Of which vallandigham is the
acknowledged leader We know of no
other 'pow being bFoughtinto existence
3. What do Jon understand to be in
brief the cafdinal principles of this ..Na-'
tiOnal conservative party7" By what
measures does this party propose "to pre-
serve the Union ~ ~ iea as9-
4. Do you give your adherence to the
principles and objects of this National"
party. 68l aiiIa 4
8. Do you favor vigorous prosecution
of the war on the part of the Federal
Government, and the putting down of
armed traitors by every means that may
be found necessary to effect that end 2
If you refuse to answer these questions,
it will be an evidence that you are afraid to
declare your principles, Or that you have
none to declare. The majority of your
answers may be as brief as these iaterrog-
tories, and should be as direct. To most
of them it is yes OF. NO. Any equivocatiou
will condemn you before an enlightened
public. What say your
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-24
We hear from Front ROYAL The highest

We hear from Front Royal the highest
praises Of the successful energy with which
Mr.. Thomas Singleton, Quartermaster Of
the FIRST Virginia, provides for the wants
of the regiment; and especially for the
manner In which he has foraged supplies
when the regiment was in pinch. 1t is SO
rare a thing that any officials discharge
their whole duty to tho soldiers, that We
take great pleasure in pointing out the ex-
captions.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-24

WE hear Of. some disgraeeful conduct on
the part of one or two officers of the First
Virginia that ought to be exposed, aud as
soon as Colonel Thoburn shall make up his
verdict and leave us at liberty to speak, We
intend to expose them. Every instance of
meauness, cOwardice or uuworthtuess in an
officer, ought to be exposed thoroughly,
and there would be less of it. 1t is such
officers thet demOralize soldiers.
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tFrom the WOllsburg Horald.)
Fourth OF July DInner.

AtnEmeeting of Ladies' of Wellsburg and
the country, held at the residence of Colo.
mel Orothers, the following ladies were an.
pointed a COMMITTEES of Arrangements to
provide public dinner ut sWellsburg on.
the 9TH day of July, 1862. the proceeds of
which are to be devoted TO the First Virginia
Regiment, now so severely suffering and 40
nobly' fighting to crush wicked rebellion.
We call upon all ladies who love their
country to aid us in this laudable UNDER
taking. From the country and from the
towns of the county, come one and all and
bring with you. Vha tevertwill help to furnel
ish our tables. Let eachlone feel perfectly
at home, and that she; though not named
as a member Of COMMITTEES, lis still at lib
erty TO aid the committees in helping ON
the work kind Providence has blessed
US with earth's treasures, and while many
parts of our beloved land are torn and dis.
trncted with the horrors of war, we live in
comparative peaceaud security. Amid these.
blessings let us not forget the privations
and sorrows of our noble husbands, sons
aud brothers now on the tented field
Gentlemeng also come and aid US With your
money and your presence to testify to the
patriot soldier that on this tue birthday of
our Independencewe still remember them.
The following ladies are appointed
Committeeso of Arrangements: =. 81
Mrs, Juo, BlaukeusOp, Mrs. Col. Crothers, /
Saml George, Thos. LYtle, - 81
g J.. D. .Nicholls,li (. b. e. Williams, Z;
. Jos. Montgomery, Sam'l Jacob, Z 4.
" o. Tarr, VIM. l.. Miller.
:. john Erwin, e Lucy Brown,
IS q, EcElfresh, g CIV. Caldwell,
Il J.,J johnson, y g ]. g. Jacobs 4
John Hancy, -14sA
Committee TO decorate the hall and mr..
range the tables: l3a
Miss Clara johnson, Miss Priscilla Brown
Mary Merryman, " Sarah Harker,
Lizzie Palmer, Bell Tarr,
g Jane Lazear, julia Noland
Angle Harding, g CaIIie Burns. 2
Jennie Craig, Lizzie Henrie,
sc Sarah White, @ Mary Barnes, -
n, IS Ollie Parsons, e Sallie Crothers, 4
Sue Jacob, . Matte Fenwick,
Z" Lizzie Kuhn, IS Fannie Sanders.
Mary LatimeF, n. e. brown,
i. = MARY HieFysy,. 8. Nary Harvey,
MlsseS ktmberl9ud, Misses Briggs.
All other loyal ladies from country and
towns are feqpested 70 act as members of
these Committees, though not specially
named.
COMMITTEES to ascertain the kinds and
quantity Of provisions for the table aud to 4
receive money where persona prefer to give
money. This Committe zee WtIl report to the
COMMITTEES of AF5ang enentst and request
all persons to bring provisions subscFibed
TO the store of Messrs. Everett 4 Blakeni.-
sop, Curran Building, y as early as possf:-s
bic onsthe morning o., the 4Lh q July
MEs. .. b. Hagap. Mrs. 3. e. Moore.
MISS Prtscilla Brown, Miss Ollie Pafsons,
s.s5s. 5.st Mss Jane Ea4aar., -.
NSsf1av nj ~ a u q
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The American Question Again.
Mr.. Train In Defense ofIreIand ana
TrHRhmam. hs1 r -sa
(FEom &c London Ameriean, JUNG b

Que of the chief points in the events of
the week which have of late come under
notice in the Discussion Halls is the state
Of Ireland. The recent agrarian murders
have alarmed the landlords, AID England
and Ireland stand face to face, each call
ing the other bad names. Mr.. Train, avail
ing himself of repeated attacks against the
United States, made decided hit on Sat
urday night, in turning the argument on
Ireland, and although the Interruptions
were frequent, he kept his ground, he I'M
doubtedly having great advantage by be-.
ing SO repeatedly called for before he rises
to speak. 90 aiis3
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a. PROCLA.M.ATION.9
The Commonwealth OF VIRGINIA

0EEIcE OF SEoREFART or TnE CoMMoNWEALru,l
- WHEELING, VA, June 23d, 1861. y
WHRREAs, In pursuance Of an act OF the Ger-
eral Assembly, entitled San act providing for
the election OF Governor, Lieutenant Governor and
Attorney General" passed January 18th, 1862, an
election was held In the several counties of this Com
22d day OF May, 1902;
And, whereas from the returns made 10 this ONCE,
very large majority Of the votes cast were given
Tor II, Perpont, EsI, D. Polsley, Esq, aud James
8 Wheat Esqs for the oflcea Of Governor, Lieuten-
ant Governor and Attorney General, respectively:
Now, therefore, I, LuCIAN A. HAGANs, Secretary Of
the Commonwealth Of Virginia, In obedience to n
prOyistOn OF section OF m act Of the General As
sembly entitled can act cnnginE the manner Of *.
amininE polls and certifying elections for csrtNin
etiGers In this Commonwealth, pa ssed January 3Ist,
1852 do make known, by this my procla ation that
FRAHCIs u. PEIHPoINT. Esqs OF Marion county, las
been duly elected GOVRRN0R; DANIEL P0LSLEY, Esq,
Of Mason county, has been duly elected LIEUTENANT
G0vERNoR, aud A1Es 8. HEAT, RsI., OF Ohio county,
has been duly elected ATTORNLY GENERAL, for the
State Of Virginia. 5F esf = IL II f4l
Given under my hand aud seal the day and year
t52l-8td&2w LUcIAN a. HAGANs, [sEGI.l
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4Ta..niLyllIng.

W. nI HnH
Tall Lying.
We are constrained to believe, hoWever
10th, that there has been great deal of
tall lying on both sides since the conn
meucemeut of this war. And we begin to
look with distrust, not to say positive I'M
belief, on the stories of the deserters who
fall into our hands. Some Of them have
been impressed, perhaps, but the gteater
part who tell this story doubtless do so to
curry favor with their captors. We be.
0lieve the rebels have the most to answer
for in the lying line, although some Of the
sneaking Federal soldiers do indulge in it
sometimes, as thus vouched for by the
correspondent of the New York Times: 'p
stWhen our forces first took possession
of the two houses in Gasey's old camp they
found them filled with wounded, both rebel
aud Union. The surgeon, of the 9th Excel
sior was attending to them on Monday
morning, and reports q curious converse
tion he had with one of them. BE was the
tirst Union surgeon they had seen. One
poor fellow WIS lying covered with a se-
cesh blanket, with his face to the WALL
Taking him fer secesh, the surgeon said:
My boy, what tempted you to fight against
US was impressed, sir. DRAFTED,
were you 2 Yes, sir. didn't want to
come, but they drafted me, and had no
resource.' What Is your regiment2 q THE
Tooth New York. sAnd they are drafting
in New York 2 yes, SIR He had taken
the surgeon for secessionist, mot seeing
his uniform, aud only realized the status
of affairs when told that it was tolerably
large lie for even secessionist to swallow
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God guard Our nag, and keep each star
Zach stripe ~ bright ~ now they wave,
gtIIl mnksIt Lad our ranks In war,
sui Goat above each patriots grave,
Death t0'tbe traitor that would dare
To trail II through the dust Of shame.
AN honest hearts itS lot will share
And follow e 70 Death or PANE.
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PrOpOsals fOr Beef CattIe.

SEAIRD PROPOSALS. win be received by the un.
~ derstgned, until o'clock p. NJ. on Monday the
I'd tust for $50 head good Beef Cattle, t BIO delIv-
cred at Winchester Immediately. Cattle 70 be
weighed ct Winchester. Btdders must give evidence
Of ioyelty Btdiers are required to be present at
the opening OF the bids. 'sa1 70 = - q
Proposals. viii be endorsed on the envelope "Pro.
a. J. W. BARRIGER,
1eE Cant. & O, g.. u. e. a.
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THE RUCKRYE. -.

VII pe sold ~ the FeFylOW price ID Siahtyayd AL
l9f, sadI e5ee ippiE
the field Farmers wanting machine mutt sSrI n
snsT oFaeTS eaFly as there will be hut limited
99llL tlis season Sample machines can Is,
Quincy streets Wheeling q 81 SUI
@4ae D. ]. SAIIFH,lnp
.oo Vts7siti. EI1H0.sN, G0RRELL,
HFoV Aggnrs for Manufacturers.
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Mowers and Reaners!
RUoKEYE. lIsEIo,RF 100


TYWIs justly celebrated Machine is.now pepeFall3
known and reeognlG as the best and mostl,efa
iecE AloWer In use. Each years experience adds 10
it! high reputation and proves its suIJeriorty over
All otheFsi II combines many advantages mot found
IN other machines. 1t has two driving wLeelS
which act together or Independently; Il also iaSH
double hinged folding cuttar bar which makes it q
pecAly adapted TO cutting hIlly aud uneven sur
aces, allowing a. 70 pass FeelyoYe stones or other
obstructons, also allowing the Lar 10 fold acToss the
frame without RENEWING N6Ingle bolt Of nut, Tho
hine can thus be transported ready for instant
use from lelp 70 hela IF farm TO farm q readyaSa
common cart. Tire finger bar IS mad OF stesI fi,
guari hngers ats peculiar totEis mower and afS ss
cured ~ patent. 3T1eyi arc made of.wronght iron
and laid with steel; the Importance of tlis fsafure
VIII 1e fsadtlS recognized by those Who have been
annoyed Dy the cost and trouble OF tie cast fingers
used on other machines. A gain, while pfesenfi6S
perfect mower also fnrhish when desired an IN
attachment thus giving the puF-
CHASER the advantage Ofia single or eom6f6ed ma
enine. we vibrant ever machine, and during the
81 q ~ never had single ma
G9mmending the BUCKEYE superior to all Others.
noa luEash Two stzeS suitable to the wants Of
al GLASSES OF flaFT0efBt
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2
guires and the HenuessYs are not asleep to.
yourswants but Irishmen must band to-
gether to win their rights. Ny plea, for
Ireland tonight is more just than yours
for. SeCessia. If yop think disnnion In
America beneficial, how much more so
would be disunion hetween these two Is.
lands. Let me candidIy say to the brave
Irish regiments who are fighting our bat
ties, what one of the countrymen said on
another occasion.
Whether on the gallOys high,
- ~ i s.40rint the battles van, Z t5lz r
The dttest place for man to die
Is where he dies Tor man. 49,
Hnrrah, then, for AIulligan and Kennedy,
and the gallant CorcOran, the worthy copp-
tryman of the shot-proof hero of Wlnches-,
ter. ~
AMERICA AND FRANCE NOT so SENSITIVE.
Americans beginFto be less sensitive
Trollope says we copy France in manners,
speech, dress and cooking. He shou1lhaye
added Americans begin TO care as little for
Epgland's opinion as France does. France
laughs at England America must do the
same. England used to pinch France, now
France pinChes England. America is Co.
plying the habit. England is now thin-skin-
ned, as well MS thick skulled. n. Assolant
in the Courier de Paris cuts deep; Eng
land shakes with rage. NJ. Texier, in the
Sfiele, is equally happy with his dtssecting
knife; how the English squirnI Ridicule
Is a good thing when based on truth
When youjoke, always joke on facts. The
French writer's say the English are put in
stalls, at the restaurant, by themselves like
vicious horses, to keep them from biting
each other. IL @
France is emancipated, SO is America.
Our people will never again cringe before
English public opinion. Write what you
please; mistepresent, exaggerate, lie, bear
false witness, swear. No matter what you
do; for America, like France, will be no
longer sensitive. England must now take
her turn. American writer's are coming
over to describe England; and when four
O'Clock comes, we hope the sentry will find
all's WE'LL America will continue to beth
shrine for the emigraut. God bless our for.
eign citizens. Open wide our gates. Let
them come. The more the merrier. - e
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Woods MOVING Machines,


FUR VIE OOM1NC4rH A1tWhSP.N
PRICE, $50,
DRY0R 4 FROST Agents for the Wet, would call
II the attention Of farmers to this very popular
Machine. its theLEGHTEsr DRAFT fAOHINBs
In the country. % wolf "a.
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BOOK-KF.RPTMG

Busl5eSs Writing, Counting.houss Calculatons Pc
h IsS o Ee9Romy Fn91ce and Banking, Commercial
etrpctlons in these are fnttrspers6i VIII, maTIms
AZ tending to the formation oFhEIr
SoaESe OF Instruction Is intended to be a.
M LsnenSISe and thorough as that OF any OF the
.t Colleges while the expense to the stu
LIZ H. beEs leave to refer those to whom he Is
" ~ g % Ge0 W. Smith, ESQ.,, or 10 the OficeTs
% r 1,ls eanTS Wheeling and Bridgeport
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~ Whether on the KalloVs high, r
Z ~ 4 z Orin the battles van, I Ca
The htteEt place for man to die
IA where he ilfes for mar. azss1f

Hnrrah,i then, for Mulligan and Kennedy,
aud the gallant CorcOrsn, the worthy coup-
tryman OF the shot-proof hero of Wlnches-
ter. :, t.a a.a e3g
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-24

je4-aod7ltE sheFia for Marai 3 E oo.. "a.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-26

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