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vhen thew iiod themselves sinking beneath
tho waves of@oblivion, will make frantic
J forts 10 kssp their hesds above water.
even 4. tho risk Of swanping the ship OF
State, whiS6 hiss 80 nobly rode DOT the ''or"
- Rebellion. Bus ies them ,enasnber that
half . million nrn who are now planting
he old Gag again where it has been torn
down, are going home to vofe, ana . 'ne
bsIlos-box they will repay the snerr'"s NJ.
yocates OF treason for all the shnmf'ss'
thing. they have uttered against the" 'u-
ring their Absence. R publ,cans, Demo.
Gratis, Bell men, all will unite 10 w'p'ns out
he insul4s which have been he"prd upon
Them ~ these Arnolds and and 1uddses'
and What is Of infinitely more moment tn"n
she sweetness Of revenge, they VII s'nk
hem politically 50 low that their mach'na-
,,ons for the destruction vt the G1vernmen-
m-nt will become power.pss'
was very glad to nee in the Nonpdreh o.
the 18th If April, u letter WRITER" by zone
who knows,' giving Gen. Curtis the crru''
.lue him for the Pea Ridge victory. Inc
friends Of Sr,gei have been over zs"iou''
md lsyished their praises IN him with man
test Injustice to Curtis. The report wn'o'
has, | see, obtained considerable currency'
That Curtis, nn the morning OF the On,
,.rned over the command Of the Army to
S4igel. was made Of whole cloth ; although
snme Of the cnrresp yndrnts VIII" Circulated
!. did 10 in good faith. G'". Curtis c'm-
manded his army all through the battle
He did it sceN, and we all have full conf
ience in his ability and courage t" conduct
rs to victory in any battle he sees H. to TAKE
US into.
Charlie Sherman, whom your renders re-
member so we'll ~ the ex Devil 1t the Non
nnreil. is on a visit co the 4 h. his regiment
ne.ng stationed at Jacks'nport. Charlie
.ooks as fat, saucy and independent as ev-
or, and saws soldering suits him :" to a T."
lie showed u a pistol witch he took from
, rebel Captain whom he chased a half a
nile to capture.
f. l.. Eaton. Of the Bluff, is travelling
with Us, taking picures. lie Will make "
fortune. lie is enterprising and go.aheaj,
and deserves tn make money.
Company B is d ,urishing, and the boys
are very well contented TO wait until the
war is over before asking for II fur'"ugh.
w. II. K.
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johannes D. Test and Daniel B. Easle,, Sirs: Ynu and
eaen' ynu are hereby n,tifed hat ne. e IL now u
nc ne me- ~ me Clerk ot the District Cnuri of
~P,ttawaiIanlie county in the state Of Iowa. a uetiti,no az
! natie>F He''drie Claiming Of and arain. y"u the fore-
Sis sfeo = MORTGAGE on the fnlIowin desc ibe par el Of
.anu ; tha'ed IN said county, To- wit; A strip OF iaLd two
nnnd ca ieet wide, and eighty rods long, OF the North
endo .ne Nor h-east gu rier Of th. Northeast quar-
,cl Secton one, III township ~ No th Of Range ~
Wet, described in said mortgage Az The North i've
luna ed leet OF the Northeast quarter Of the North
east quarter u said Section one and in "a d township u
d Test to secure to the said cpuniy If P,tta wat,am;s
the sum Of 81 QUO dollars. with T. terest ,hereon at The
lateo OF ten per cent. Per annuM from the date of said
nIottrage and on which there Is now claimed in said
peiiu'h oy said Char es , Hendrie the owner tbereos
= sa"e the sum 81 1872 a d that unless YIN appear
~ !, . sno aeIend before noon IT The second day Of the
sonn'y. to commence on the last Monday n Jn,y A d
! " default will be entered AGAINST you aud judgment.
reDue red thereon.
RI DOuGL ASS
nay % i0o2 At'yf for PItif.
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1x AUTHORITY
sTATE9 MAN.
4 l0 VA
Yns1 0s5l.E ektA.raE.T.

WssSSssfeS .ASr1 . ASA
me mssl service IN he Following = u,s- IL ! va 3D.
s s:,ss s.s IN S 3 :. ~ -, .a- M - Tor is9 IS 4 s sssiis : os -,
ts"re p OpOs rs willie received n the Cvntvsc, 4
acs u thu department npl3P o. the - b dsI
VI 5"ns next-to 10 oec,ue 4 Dy me san-.."f = nvsy1"s
day ~ Auga.t, lisa sIdt minAtins on the 9o;h dsj
u June. 1888 :. fo,lvws, viz:
1885 Fr"m bfookiyn tbear Creek post once BY Nal
Gym q. innen sugar Gsove, r eAsani View
kSwtan asd AtashsIv,lles - De- Asane-. q
miles sid back SIX times = week. ; Sugai
Cove {. ~ sapplied ~ side maii three tlmes
= week
Leave Broakiyn daily. except Sunday al 3 p m.
Arrive =. Des Aoines next day. BY s . nj;
leave Dss Aoines daily except SUNDAY. 1t sp NJ,
Arrive 1t WrsUkiyE D0xt days byo . M;
1909 F.om Eddyvilie, b. Oskaloo. . LAREDO Pel1a,
Newark Ned Keck Monroe. Prairie Cifx Ben
tington. vandaiis. Apple q owe aud Riinsa
I9t times ) week Red RICK Bennington, and
vandsi,a ~ be suppned BY side mails three
times = week.
Leave Kddyvliis daily except Sunday, II . p m;
Arrive NJ Nes Auines mex. stays b 8 ~ y
Leave DeS MONIES daily, except sunday at p m;
Arrive ~ ~Eddyviiie next days ~ , ? m.
1861 FROM Des ApiDes, BY B.,one. AdeIl wlscotta. Nor
risbu g, Daimanutha Hamnn's Grove Lura,
Turkey Gruve. Levi, Bg Grove, and 3scedn-
mia u Councii SHUTS $50 miles and back sx
times y week. Macetda,a, VI Big Grove. and
Hsmiins Grove. u be supplied BY side mails
Leave Ne. Noine, dali. except sunday At M.
Arrive vt Council kruns. next days ~ II = NJ;
Leave Council Biuns daily except Sunday. At
ia m
Arrive at Des Noines next days by II m
The law requires thai the mails be conveyed with
sceIeriiy certainty aud security without 'egard 10
mode aid ~, pOssih must be made tntire,y IN Accord
Snce herewith to be en- itied to confederation.
For form OF PROPOSAL, guarantee certificate. and er
nstruciipns rsQui enlent., &C. &c. bidtiers are re:er-
red ~ The general adv ertisement.dated 3oth November.
n. BLAIR, Postnss ter General.
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rae rREs.DEsr's PROCLAMATION.

The rebel sympathisers in these parts,
are taken absck by this proclamation. II
spoils al their thunder. Upon reading
Hunters pronunciameuto, q grim smile ct
s~asisfacsion stole over their faces, and
straighsway they fell to d%enouncins the
President a. an Abolitionist-swearing that
this act Of Hunters was by his knowledge
and d~ictation, and . part Of the program
me Of the Republican party. They cursed
loud and deep-and then extolled the vir-
tues Of the old Dem party summing
up with the usual secesh clincher 'we told
yon so ~
But, when they read Old Abe's proclama-
ton, yesterday, their under jaws !" come
down by the rum" and curses deep, but
not loud, we're uttered BY every mothers
son of them. Old Abe had spiked their
euns,-destroyed their buncombe! Had
thrown a wet blanket over their . w'tch-
fres!" And, to-day the political caa!dron
Of the rebel horde has ceased to seethe and
boil. And 90 it will be, so long as Mr.
LINCOLN is President. Experience will have
taught them by this time, that Old Abe will
prove true TO his trust, and to his past
record.
Washington, May 10.
The President issued u Proclamation TO-
day which says:
WHEREAS, There appears in public print
what purports to be Il proclamation from
Mai. Gen. Hunter i; And whereas, the same
is producing some excitement and misun'
outstanding therefore,
/, ABRAHAM LINCOLN, proclaim and de.
clare, that the Government of the United
3 States had no knowledge or belief OF an
intention on the part of Hunter to issue
such proclamation. AM further, neither
Gen. Hunter, nor any other Commander
has been authorized BY the Government to
make nnv proclamation declaring the slaves
free, and that the proclamation now in
question is altogether void, 50 far as re-
CARDS such declaration.
The President further makes known that
whether it is competent for him, ~ Com
mander.in. Chief OF the Army and Navy,
to declare the slaves Of any State free,
whether at any time it shall become a neces-
sity, and indispensable to the maintenance
of Government to exercise such supposed
power, are questions which he reserves to
himself, and which he cannot feel justified
in leaving to Commanders in the field. He
earnestly urges upon the people of the slave
States q calm and enlarged consideration
of tho compensated emancipation resolu-
ton Of the 9th of March-says the propn.
sal makes a common cause for q common
object. The changes it contemplates would
come gently az dews Of Heaven, not rend-
ing nor wrecking anything, and concludes
by saying that so much good has not been
done by one effort in all time as, in the
Providence Of God, it is now your high
privilege to do. May a vast future not have
to lament that you neglected it.
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TORNADO AT WHEELING, VA.
Wheeling, Va. M,

Wheeling, Va, May %.
A destructive tornado passed over this
city yesterday. II unroofed and demolish
ed the Lutheran Church, occupied as a
school house, killing three aud w~ounding 6
Of the pupils. Other tuildiugs were con.
siderably damaged, and also damaged the
upper works Of the steamer Mariner, in.
jaripg the Captain, Mate and Pilot.
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@ Sfcretary Chase says that tho public
debt OF the United States will not exceed
$500, 000, 900 on ahe 6rst of July next
Consequently, the Democratic Address Of
Vallandingham 4 Co., lied only 400 mil.
liens when it asserted that the public debt
had been swollen to one thousand millions
Of dollars.
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CITY LIVERY STABLE.
DISSOLUTION.

co-partnership heret"f re existing between the
] VI dersiRned at The m Meat Na,ket !,
nhder The n.m III Schiaud X Lehman has this day
been d's,0ived By mutual cOnsent-ChasL Lehman With
craving rom tue d'm. All persons indabted to the
hfm are requested 70 make immediate PAYMENT q,
Chris. Sehland By whom all adconnt> agains, the arm
will he adjusted. CHRIS n III am
may Iod 1867 CHAS. LEHMAN.
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NOTICE IS hereby give" that q Tax OF Two Mills on
~ the Dollar has been levied as q Federal Tax. on All
NC 'axaD'e pr. perry IN Paiiawar:smie c,-nty M n the
alaa'inn Of laSl,-snd The same is required to lie paid
, the last day Of May next. D
THOMAS TOSTEvIN.
Tredsuyer Of sra omis Covnfu. Io,ea
March 20th. 1862. A.
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EsTssAY,

TAKEN UP BY THR SUBSCRIBER ON rHr ao~u
i day of December, 1861. one
BLACK MARE CDLT.
Tnrec Years Old next Spring The owner can have thu
same ~ proving property and paying charges.
January 9Th. 1854. a4s-ms "0Ax.
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LIST aF TT

ID ENAIN NC IN II POST FIJI = AT MIN
IL Bluffs May 18th 1851, sind which n not call.
e. clare the % b day VI July 1891, will be sent 10 the
Dead Letter Once, d " Washington:
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W"c"'"SS'U3 way ~
Hickman, Prndlefnn. Grow and Dun ap,
hnv. been appointed manag' rs. nn The p +.
1T the Hnus-, ~ Prosecute the Imprach
ment et Jusig" Humphreys, OF Tennessee,
b, fore the Senate. PA8
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WA Tr'ITfus
III" latter directed their FIRE principally
t officer. k"ow,ng THAT they c"uld MT b.
replaced "nns fresh 'mportations could be
made from France. r
Gen. Pr'n. md stiff had arrived. They
We. not received with much en- hn>iasm.
A Spanish war steam. r. had gone IL NV
Orleans 80 Protect the property Of her
9, hni,c NJ .~jast,'s sn CTS.
Saiadad AMI Curdo,a ", 70 occunied by
Mexican tr ops ~ s"On as the French for.
c-- LETT here ! 500 were ready 10 occupy
Arfzaia in the 8 sme way.
Th' French ,rnaIs are moving towards
The Capitol. the Mrx,cans closing fast be.
hind ,hem.
The black vomit was committing fearful
ravag = among the 'r.,ops ut, Yer. Cruz.
having appeared earlier and 10 u more ma
iiEnnnt form Than usual.
We are informed shat 100 Americans.
u IN Texas. attack.d the town 0f P,edras
Digras, IN the State Of Nusva Leon. and
sacked the t"wn and bnrD.d the Custom
Il US and various other buildings.
'r,Rosa had defealed MARQUES, it aeerns
to have been y DECISIVE "ne, although Mar.
one. escnprd. Hs has been drpospd and
C"b- placed N HIS stead.
A treaty has b en- ra, ifed ny the Mexican
Gov r',ne.t IN spte Of the ,sn,est It the
f'+n.h Plr"op"'entiar,es against any treaty
the NJ x'c"n g 'vernmrns might make IN.
der existing circumstances.
Nv York, Nay %.
hrv West correspondent of the Is r
says the British steamer Cnucas an, " S 100
Tons bnr,heD, with n cargo 1T ten. silk and
munitions ut war, valued ut over 81 600 900
nas been se'zrd ny the biockad RI.
Pensacola adv,ces aay The rsb-ls. besides
burning the Navy Yard, have burned MI
the steam saw mills, thus DESTROYING the
Ut s~ustenancs Of hundreds,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-15

BgSESr UP.-one Joseph Carr, was
taken before Aid. Duty last evening, and
sect to Jail for ten days, charged with re-
sisting officer James st. Myers while in the
performance of his duty. it appears that
officer st. Myers arrested soldier named
Conrad liner, III East Wheeling, for dis
orderly conduct. Carr interfered, when
the officer choked liner down to the
ground, where he left him lying in help
less condition, and took Carr to the office.
Carr, as before stated, went up for ten days.
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p8THR wonLD's OPINION must


B4~ The WoRLD's OPINION must have its
due and proper course in its endorsement
of the wonderful virtues of the celebrated
Mrs. Gardner's Indian Balsam of Liver
wort and Hoarhound, which cures Coughs,
Colds and Consumption, and is doing won
ders. For sale by Reed & Kraft.
The Lightning Fly KItier.-For killing
flies. For sale by Reed & Kraft.
Purify your blood by using Liudsey's
Blood Searcher, Brentlinger Fluid Extract
of Sarsaparilla and Dandelion, Ayel s sar-
saparilla, Kennedy's Medical Discovery.
For sale by Reed s. Kraft.
Heimstreet's Inimitd6Le Hair RestordtiUe-
This article is too well known to need re-
commentator. 1t restores gray hair to its
original color. 1t keeps the hair healthy,
stimulates its growth, renders livery beau
tiful, and removes dandruff. For sale by
Reed L Kraft.
have's Holland Bitters, Hollands German
Bittters, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, Saudi
ford's Liver Iuvigorator, Browns Essence
of jamaica Ginger. For sale by Reed 4
Kraft.
Mrs. WinslOw's Soothing Syrup for chill.
dren teething, Sir James CIark's Female
Periodical Pills, DR.. Eoff7s Pills, Todd's
Pills, Ayers Pills, Wrighrs Indian Yege-
table Pills, McLaue's Pills, Jayno's Pills,
Lees Pills, Brandreth's Pills, Sellers Pills.
HoIloway's Pills, and Spaulding's Cephal-
ic Pills.
John G. Baker & Co.'s Pure Cod Liver
Oil. For sale By REED & KRAFT,
Centre Wheeling Drug Store.
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B0- SAND HlLI.-The ne;ghborhoOd
known as Sand Hill, in Marshall county
about Eve miles from this city, deserves to
be remembered in history. We do not be.
lieVe any community in the Union, in pro.
portion to its population aud extent of ter
ritory, has turned out as macy good SOL
diers for the present war. Most of the
able-bOdied young men of this neighbor-
hood enlisted long ago ia the companies
formed in Marshall and Ohio counties, and
those that remained formed themselves into
Home Guard. The company numbered
fifty men, and when the late call for 3OO,-
600 men was issued, forty-niuo ofthem en-
listed, and full company was soon form
ed for the war. There will be no use in
drafting about Sand Hill. Oue might seine
week and get nothing but "water-hauls.''
There is not man in the neiebborhood
competent to do military duty. Bully for
Sand Hill.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-15

E3 -Webave very favora-
BILE reports from the surrounding counties
in Western Virginia as to recruiting opera
tons. One company is from Hancock
aud two from Marshall are now at Camp
Wiley, on the Island. If all accounts are
true there has not been such activity in the
recruiting business, since the cammence-
meut of the war, as is found in some
of our Western Virginia counties at this
time. We learned yesterday from high
official source that there is not the slight
est doubt but Western Virginia would
furnish three regiments instead of two
Thepeople are becoming thoroughly arous-
ed to the Importance of ralIying to the res
cue of the Government. Ohio county is
getting along slowly but surely. There
are said to be at least fifteen hundred or
two thousand men now enlisted, but the
men have not come into camp because their
companies are no. full.
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Surprise of the Rebels-Death of
w. A, Breckenridge.

NASHVILLE, August l3.-Colonel Milter,
commanding this post, left for Gallatin last
evening with two regiments. surprised a
party of Morgan's force at Gallatin, killing
six, whereof three were officers. Among
whom was Capt. W. A. Breckenridge, son
of DR.. R. ]. Breckenridge, who Joined John
Morgan in his late raid upon lexington
No loss ON the federal side.
Various rumors which cannot be verified
tonight of skirmishes in the vicinity of
Bowling Green.
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notice to Mail Subscribers.
TEACHERS.

rJ,nERE will Bsa meeting Of the Board Of Sc DOL
[onse on Monday the 18th Inst. at O'clock, A. ".
As there will probably be 10 more meetings Of the
Board before the drst Tuesday Of January next, all
nst Term will do well heed this notice. The reg
Mar meetings OF the year held the first Tues
day ofJanu4ry, the first Tuesday Of April. Saturday
preceding the 4lli II July ald the sec0ii Monday in
August All Teachers, therefore, who desire 10 be
examined, should bear In mind that these are the
regular days of examination. AS. TODD,
SugI4-3t IPress copy.l Sec billboard.
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BOOK-KEEPING

Busioess Writing, Counting. Calculations, Po
liticAl Economy, Finance and Banking, Commercial
Law, the chief OF attention, but the In
structions In these are intIrspersed with uAxIms
and inculcations tending to the formation Of nigh
character IS men and citizens.
The course Of Instruction Is intended to be as
comprehensive and thorough as that of any of the
Commercial Colleges, while the expense to the stu
dent Is much less. sztfL-i-L
II. H. begs leave to refer those to whom he Is
unknown to Geo. W. Smith, Esq, or to the officers
my8- 6md&w
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ULRGINIAs-At Rules held in the clerk'sofiee
v Of the COuntysGouFt OF northampton county,
on the hrst Monday In July, \. D. lS6z;
Edward Holland, pitG,l InDebt,
N. Robert Cary, den. upon an Astaehmsn..
In this suit the object of which is to recover of the
defendant, y. Robert Cary, hres Thousand and
Twenty-Five Dollars IS, Oa6 OOl with legal interest
subject to credit Of 500 90 n OF the same date
Edward Holland, the plaintiff, having filed his dec
aration, and the defendant N Robert Cary, not haV
aihdayit fled that the said defendant, N. Robert A.
y : deemed-under the provisions Of an act OF As
sem1ly declaring certain persons nonresident, pas
sed February lOth, 1s62-not resident Of this STatr
Is ordered that the said N. Robert Cary do appear
mere within one month after due publication hereof
this suit
CoPy-Tests: LHARHA NsON, Clerk
W. u hiLHT, pa. l.i4 anRl-1id ;s'W
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100 CARRIAGES.

ceUR, e. HAYES q co. beg leave to
RSgA say to their old customers and the public
in general that they have now on hand, and in
course Of finishing, 100 Carriages consisting Of Ba-
rOuches, RockaWayS, Phaetons, Prince Alberts top
and no top Fuggies, all OF which are OF the latest
styles, most improved patterns and OF the best ma.
teriAl and workmanship. All will be warranted 10
give the utmost sa'isfAetion- apoS-Smd&W
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Southern Items from Rebel sources.

IS09bAO1A 4t11I1o 4GVh 19GD64
METPHIs, August LITTLE Grenada 44P.
peal OF the sth has dispatch from Cnm-
oeriand Gap, saying there has been battle
there between Gen. Raines aud Gen Car
ter, resulting in the defeat of the latter and
the capture of the entire Union army,
stores, &c. 1t is stated that 1000 prisoners
were taken.
The same paper says that Buell. is in a
precarious position. These are rebel re-
ports, and must be taken with many grains
of allowance.
The news from below is conflicting.
From the appeal we learn that Breckin-
ridge attacked Baton Rouge with 5000
troops and was repulsed.
Gen. CLARK, Of the Confederate army,
was seriously wounded but not killed as
previously reported.
The Federal General Williams is report
ed killed.
After fight of three hours the rebels
withdrew.
Breckinridge's dispatch says the attack
will be renewed, but no further mention is
made ofthe affair.
The appeal publishes a report of the
blowing up of the ram Arkansas, but it is
inclined to doubt it.
The rebel reports represented Buell. as
having Kirby and Smith in the front with
Polk and Bragg in the rear.
IL is openly stated that Van Dorm and
Breckenridge are combining their forces
for an attack on New Orleans, and it is in
timated that the blow will not long be de-
layed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-15

@-wE observed last evening a card in
the Stats zeitung, signed by several SOL
diers, which complains that Casper schin-
der, a soldier of Capt. Overs company, who
died recently at the Hospital, was not
buried with military honors, as is usual.
Upon inqaiting of Dr.. swalin, the Hospital
Surgeon, we learn that the soldier alluded
to was buried with guard of eight men,
in accordance with regulations.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-15

p%GooD FOR PREsroS.-Gov. Peirpoint
yesterday received telegrsphie dispatch
from Gen. Kelly, stating that he (the Gen.
eral) attended militia muster in the Ger
man settlement of Preston county, on yes
terday, where one hundred and fifty men
volunteered for the war,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-15

B8-WHArls HER NAME IA landlady up
town, or down town, or both, sets a good
table! The praise of her biscutts and
griddle cakes is in the mouth of all her
guests. Ask her about the EXCELSIOR
BAKING PowDER-superior to all others
Price 10 and 20 cents per box.
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S@CAPT. De ROSES Union Battery re-
ceiyed their bounty yesterday morning-
40 more recruits are required to fill up the
Battery. All young men desiring to enlist
will do well BY joining this Battery. The
officers have all seen service, and better
opportunity cannot be afforded, For fur
Their information apply to Capt. VIM. De
Rose, or Lieuts. Stewart and Bitthann on
the Island.
The Captain has served IA yenrs in the
Prusstan army, years in the English arr
my and was at the famous charge of the
gallant "Six hundred" at Iukermaun.
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NEW YoRk, Aug. 1.-THE Steamer Ar
ago arrived to-day from Port Royal with
the euuboat Consider in tow, the latter
having had her machinery disabled. The
Arago has 80 prisoners under escort from
Port Royal, also a large number of officers
on furlough, and 90 soldiers. Among her
freight are $500 boxes of cartridges.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-15
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