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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-06
MAYORS OF THE
Great Cities. 'r

VTYR the undersigned Mayors, hereby esE tll{ ihat
Of Sur several cities have dgned doeurlent % -
Guranee 70 Us that the remedies OF DIR y =; -
CO., Of lowell ayers ~ ~ ~
medsines N great exeellenee, and worthy the con
Hdenes Of the community T 11.-
tlON' 'AH1' ~ Mayor Of LOWELL MASS
HON. ALBIN BEARD, ,...,,,,. ~
HON. Z. W. HARRINGTON. .zlsi, :. :,
HON JOIN ny AHE0E BOT Mayor ., CONCORD. n. r
On a H. SUAAS mayor of WORCESTER, MASS
HON SAFFl srlsHFE Mayo. Of sAlr,a. MASS.
HON. ?. W LINCOLN a. as,.. Of BOSTON. MASS.
HON VIM NJ A0Ds aa5dr OF PROVIDENCE. r. II
HON, AMOS " FFEs E.99' Of NORWICH. CONN
HON. j. NJ hANS nsyor Of NEW LONDON. CONN
HON. CHAs. 8. RoD1EH. ,,o,,.., ,,.,. I, =
HON D. =. TrEHAH Mayo. q NEW YORK CITY.
HON. h N. KINsTRY, .,,,,..,,, = =,
HON. ADAM WILSON, /, ,,,,,,.,, :, -
HON. R. N, BISHOP Mayo. Of orno1ssAr1. ONO,
HON. I. H. CRAWFORD. .
-N-'' : = Mayor of LoUIsYIILE, KY.
HON. JoHs SLOAN. !, ,o,,. ,o,v.
HON. JAMES MoYKErERs, - $50.
-N-'' Mayor q BowMANvILLE O. ".
hun Jams " N Mayor q AUGUSTA. Ne
HON. HENRY COOPER, Jr.
HON JAMES & Mayo ayoi of YREDER1crOH, N. B
nun. "t-t 1-1 RSyor Of NEW BEDEOGD, MASS.
,o,, =, ,,,ny,, % Gs-4itt 10
E Mayor Of FALL EIyER. MASS
'-O''' W. - Mayor Of EEWPoET, RI
--N- $500 -, Mayor of aALENA. ILL
HON. JOHN HoDaDEN - p I Z =
HON. THOMAS GEgToI u N ,vo0o, ,,,,,,
HON. ROBERT BLAIR, ff-i q
7i,1G7-Il MayOSo OF TUSCALOOSA, ALA,
nus :, = 14 Mayor Of lrnnRHs. Tenn.
HON. e1AARD 'E Esgs. Of NV ORLEANS, La
HON. n. D. sORANroS, 1sya2 aHl4
Mayor of RoCHEsTKE, N. z.
HON. De WITT . ea0rs Mayor ., ua41oA .,Iu n. =
HON. GEORGE wrLsQs. ~. :, ,,,,..,,,.. ,,
Mayor of DETROIT, MICH.
HON. HKaIAN L PAGE, 5..l.,
A0'' W. w. VAUGHN Mayor Of RACINE. WIS
1O'' = - Mayor Of KKNosHA. WIS
HUM 'OAN = AAi' Mayor Of CHICAGO. III
HUN n . a HEATH Mayor ct snrMA, Ala
' - Mayor Of MONTGOMERY, ALA
HON. W. s. HOEYpAD; -, ,,,,,,. Is !,
DON rapAREERo MANUEL,
.H5o.s Mayor Of VKRA CRUZ
DON PHrRE DE- oABAI1o. LII
DON HsrEPHANn RODR1agEs,
.C 81 - 8 Mayor q HAVANA
IsyOrof IDlA, PERU
MSydE Il vAIFAHA1so. CHILL
DON MARC sRsoUIPKDAIIA, -4-F-7
y = Mayer q no 5ANEIRo, BRAZIL.
CsraS TIA. the rs1d... DrurEis.. h.,. assured
Ayers sarsaparina
an '''''' t e Is. .: and ssy The
ss.E-EEE- sECrfs
l.7s.'.ai.z. a.ra atr
Ayers SarsaparIlIa. +
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-06
Missouri Mining Company

Incorporated Feb. AID, 1881.
CAPITAL STOCK.-..-...........-S5O 90. OOO
EHIS COMPANY Is FORMED FOR THE PUR-
Il pose Of advancing the great mining intsrsstsI
purely philanthr0ple motives IN initiating this
terpEtSa. We belieTe that the stock can be made %
good accompanied ana greater Progress Ea4e 10 de,
Vel0ptng and making known the astonishinE mineral
wealth Of Missouri than by the use Of i've times The
amount OF our capital invested in any other business
We shall make the once Of our Company = Ccn-
pste mining bureau Of the mineral resources a the
State We have power under our charter to Fur
chase aud sell mineral lands wherever l5caied in
Missouri. Great Inducements viii be offered to cap
italists and mining adventurous, who desire to pur
chase and work paying mines, BY dealing with this
We respectfully solicit the attention Of all Who
Of the same describing the kind Of minerals thsr
lands the number Of aeres the location, and the low
est cash price they are willing TO take for Uaid iand
shall open and prove most Of the lands weselL Ths
books for subscription to the stock are now open
the ONCE OF the Company, Main street, northwest
No. q LoouststEeet. An Whe feel an interest in ths
bushes, and have money, VII do vel to call and
city, can SECURE it by enclosing ten per cent 9th
amount wanted 70 the President or Treasurer.
0IEHGT0Rs:
hiiss oiapps PEE Hsa istf HSra SS15sI -
foIySP Rd I1thFES ' e'q 6b 1 Ss95: f.
Henry D. Bacon, L.EBOgy.
n. BUIEk, TTeas. ALFRED cLAPf, PISt
The above prospectus has up to tAIs daie bssa
Publiahed In only one Of cur leldiuE PaPsEs for ten
days No extra efOGtg to get stock tnken have been
made; yet the publls % web appFeetlts the sound
ness Of the enterpss, that over tUO hundred thou
and dsIla Of the stock has ALREADY been taken We
would briefly state that the slaves SIS each paid
u full without further liability; transferable BY de
livery registered only When diVidonds are received
Any petson having money TO spare, can by the pzF-
Chase OF shAres in the Missouri Mining Company
make An investment that viii pay largely, and bod
stock that Il readily converted into cash WthOuto.S
answered. nh3O-dfE2m
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-06
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
FOR THE RAPID cURBoR
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARsENEss, IN
FLUENZA, BRONCHITIS,
WHOOPING COUGH,
GROUP, ASTHMA,
INCIPIENT CON-
SUMPTION.


and for the relief of oonsumptve patients in adyanc-
ed stages Of the disease.
weneed not speak to the public of its virtues.
Throughout every town, and almost every hamlet OF
the American States Its wonderful Of pulmon-
ArycomplAints have made It already known. Nay,
few the families in any civilized country on this
continent without some personal experience oflts
Effects and fewer yet the communities any where
which have not among them some living trophyOf
It's victory the subtle aud dangerous diseasesOf
the throat and lungA Whileit Is the most powerful
antidote yet known TO man for the formidable and
dangerous diseases Of the pulmonary organs, It Is
also the pleasNutest aud safest remedy that can be
employed for infants and young persons. Parents
should have 1t in store against the insduous enemy
that steals upon them uprepared. We have Abund-
ant grounds to believe the OHERRT PEcroRAL saves
moro lives by the consumptions 1t prevents than
those cures Keep 1t by you, your colds while
they are durable, nor neglect them until no human
can master the memorable canker that, fastened
on the yitals, eats your life away. All know the
dreadful fatality Of lung disorder, and they know
too the virtues Of this remedy, need not do more
than to them It Is still the best It can be-
We spare cost, nor care toll to produce It the
most perfect possible and thus Afford those who rely
on II the best agent which our skill furnish for
their cure. 5fl.l -lft5 fls q
Prepared by DIR. ]. C. AVER,
Practical and analytical CaemiSt, LoiUeL, Ndss
And sold by A. Q. GOOD Co, and by all Druggists
and dealers In Medicine everywhere. mhls
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TERRIs. RsgulAr Pnoes.l
eetred az par.
POSTAGE.

eefred at par.
-lt tI POSTAGE.
The Postage to any part Of the United States will
be but TWRHTY-P0UR ORNTS q year for NRIant.
wood, /" and bnt FOURTEEN oBNTs a year for each
At the above prices the PerioeIcals will Ia h,r
nlshed fer 1862. And as SD E-ITl ~
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GRO. W.JoHHsOH.
q. ". johnson 9 SON.

q. w. JOHNSON q SON,
Manufacturers or Copper, Tin aad
Sheet Iron Ware.
HAVING AVAILKD OURSELVES OF ALL TIE
III Improved facilities we better prepared nov
than ever TO MI all Orers for any article work n
the above line Of business. Yalies and Conductors
made to order. Steamboat work done in = substaL-
tiAl and WOrkmanlike mHunsr. We are now paying
particular attention to this branch Of the trade mad
can guarantee Satsfhetton in every particular. To
Wholesale Dealers We Offer Inducements that
cannot be found elsewhere. Our stock Of Ware i
complete Hnd the assorimeht isfnll 1t al times. We
keep stock Of thslhtest aud most approved plttsTn
Of Coal and Wood Stoves on hand At all times.
aa sd Ha CIV. JOHNSON SON,
No.1IP Market Square,
lyl-dkWtf -a i.-s wheeling, Va.
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THOMAS nnRHIN

= sKsN TIRRDO De rEJApA.
And whereas the said convention has been duly
ratified both parts and the respective ratieatons
OF the exchanged In the city Of Mexfco ON
lth0 twentieth ultin0:
Now, therefore, be It known that I, ABRAHAM,
LINCOLN, President ofthe United States Of America
have caused the said convention to be made public to
the end that the sane and every and article
thafoofS may DO observed and fnhtIedby the UnItsd
etates and The eistsenE thSreoE 10
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Premium to New subscribers.

the Nos OF tho same Periodicals. for 1850 1,,II b,
furnished complete, lgithOWt additional eIaros
Unlike the more ephemeral Magazines OF The day,
these Periodicals lose little by age Hence n mi
year Of the Nos. for 1860 may Be reRarded nearIv ~
valuable As for 1862. N''' %
Subscribers wishing also the Nos for 1861, viii be
Eupplied ~ the following ExRRENELY low RATS: :
Splendid oHers for ! $50, 'e1, q ,ea,
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AYERS I"H n
CHERRY "a
PICTORIAL, 81
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, and
HoarSeneRS.

BRIlITIEID, MASS, Dec. %, 1855.
DA.J. @. AVER; 1 do not hesitate to
say the best remedy 1 have ever found
for Coughs, HOarseness, Influenza,
and the cOncomitRnt symptoms of q
Cold, Is your OHERRT PEcToRAL. lite
constant use In my practice and my
family for the last ten years has
shown Il to possess superior virtues
for the treatment of these com.
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wAasAw, W4oNINo Co., n. Z, Oct, q, 1883.

From F6TtOdrding Merchant Of 81. LduiI Feb. !, $50
Dr. AYER: Your Pills are the paragon OF all that
Is great in medicine. They have cured my little
daughter of uleerous upon her hands aud feet
that have proved iucurRble for years. Her mother
has been long grleYOusly AFFLICTED with bloches aud
plmples on her skin aud in her hair. After child
cured she also tried yonr pills, and they have
cured her. ASA M0RGBRIDGB.
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NJ Hy q shs a6ove woFs VII also De farnshed to
Ons-HGlf the Regular Su6seriVtion PrSes,.
the -Four Reviews and BIAckWood ~ '''
Seven Consecutive ears for S37i
which Z but little more than the price Of the orSo
nal toorkg for one year. ~
As We shall never again be likely To ofFsr s,oh 10,
ducements as those here presented, '-S-- ~
NOW is THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBER
~ Remittanees must, in an casa. n. ,,.,,.
= y fetSsart for at these prices no commission
LEONARD SCOTT co.
lane No. So Gold street Nsvy Yo-,r
GALTs-S00 barrels aPitts61rE6'' No i ETfTS
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In witness whereof we the PIenipotentiSries Of the
United States OF America and 1.-THE United Nexican
States hAVesigned and sealed these prnlents
Done In the city OF Mexico on the eleventh daY Of
Deeember, in the yearOf Lord one thou and erht
hundred and sixty-ohe, in the eighty sixth yeaF Of
the Independence OF the United States Of America
e IN tho fOrty-hrst ofthAt Of the United Mexican
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TRANSPORTATION.
BALTIMORE 8 ohio Railroad

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It Is also agreed that the measures ofdetaI referr
ed to In this article may be modified by the two Gen,
consent those Departments shall have decided that
such modiheadons would be beneficial to the post
oee service ofthe two countries and Mexico pyopo-
Be1, as her OF internal transportation
will permit to reduce her present rates Of inland
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RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, AND GoUT.

PULASKI HOUSE, SAVANNAH, GA, Jan. G, 1856.
HoSoRED SIR: / should be ungTAteful for the re-
case to you. cold settled in my limbs and bought
on eycrutIAting neuralgia pains, which ended in
chronic Theumatisrn. Notwithstanding had the
until by the advice OF your excellent agent In Bal,
timOre, DR.. Mackenzie, tried your pills Their ef
fects were Glow, but By peFNeVeTing In the
Of them am now entirely we'll.
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DEsFut119S " |lyr4r iLIsERrY--ArrAIns X

DEsfuf119S pF N Ksr LIBERrY--AFFAIRsI ~
TtTf AousrkISs OF KkSTUcKf.-A cerrespoF-
dent Of the 1fhcirlnatI corauercial. writing
from 3itE Sterling on do l4ih inst. says
The sailIriderlfrqmI the ntountaiuss. Mr.. John
Dpnahue, ARE eiTabI bIe min, has Just conre in. and
brings tho news of the BurnEgg oflWest Liber-
y. Morgan county, by the rebel nsarauders
under John s. M Williams. Although West Lib
|erty is q astefrihle rebel holes yet the property
was pFiHciPalls owned by several Union men
On Tuesday l3st the gang came into town and
released a hriHpner Who was in .iaiI. and then
set FIRE 10 the Eoprt house the clerks Offices
and the houses belonging to John r. Hzzelrieg!
ESQ, . true ana noble Union man. which thew
burned DOWN sIinclhllihg the principal part ot
the town The sebnnd fels have great horror
Of courts. and meant to provide against having
courts for soite time to come /
ThereEis Ia terrible ssate Of affairs in The
mountains. The erebdls have literally stripped
the people 4f eyer thing they had in the
world. IpcIfdAng flotliHg- even in many casek
burning down The hoisss after robbing them.
MsHy people arc coming dit~n hcre. and will
he taken care of lbB or |friends; but many cara-
not come, and how the u are TO get. along it is
limpo1sible kS Siim4Eine. There will BE. inevi-
tablg. terrible kpifeiiHg and some sfarvatip1,
The most fkhggeEatcd ica nf the Iamentable
eonditiph oE ihe people VIII not give am ad9-
qnate c4nceflt5on OF the true stale OF Affairs
Something should imniediafely be done M
commppIliek that have net suffered for tlteir
loyalty fpr These people H
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Person 5 .kli9 left Memphis on Tuesday last
repeat tile l4tegehce that tic Feslar4l ior,s,s
in fiat city ldfdf iieihg largely reinforced. oh
Sunday aad AloBhak neye. II sseainers arriveh
each day Yflhl lfFtsh lropps/ The rumo1s
among lie Hetidtals are that Heneral Sherman
has htei nfidefelf to take tile field; iat he will
lead 1 cd.u.kl3 Of thirty toEfiiy tliohsand. anil
thaf Gen. Rteh,EEs Miliiyenain IN lie city As
eomnlan'fer df tic poetX Willie the. .sirenqiliI
pf tho cBlnhh it is wonosea 70 laoee puddr
SIIerllan Is sd doubt eNaEgcfafcd. we ha,Ie
evidence tl34t tho ltaovesneIlt viii be a is,rIhF
dabIe one, If@r Which lIissssippi should he
prepared fla sAorH to ibid wise etc.
To iI.tiidtlike official pFeeeisce Of PrentiIs
upon the city lis an. .indigniHy that will only be
bkgs9ilsk lie Is guTpdrted by the bay
oneis Of llf3 tools, 10 sHchlanl extent that any
show oNrekis lance wonld lie tunavailing His
cozrsc and btuthl conduct. cenHneneirg with
his captnrd at Shiloh and ending with his eK
change. il known 70 all AND in Memphis par
ticidlarly wtAs it observed by thousands Itlis
really hllniIhtihg to think . civilized and
christian city shonld be consigned 10 the rule
Of such hatds II Afeznpkis 1ppedi, 20tk
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valescent stood cut upon the works to-aav and
cheered as Mcclellan passed. and one group
saw who bswled louder thai the biue-coais
standing by their side
Strange 10 say. Gen. Mcclellan has the han
py iortune g Be admired qnite as much. II not
mone by The reeels than ~ our own. men.
For the past two weeks have slepf ana 17nes
almost every night with the rebel ofscers we
have found on the line Of our march. and IN
every instance have found them strong Nc
CisIian men. It is mortilying, to say tho least
To hear these scoundrels dcfendinx General
MclIellans policy. saying that he and Gcneral
Buell. are the only officers who know anythinr
about handliag armies
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weihave ne Honston Telesraph as late sp
the 10th iHkt It contains an advertisement
from the military board. asking proposals for
one hundred tlioslsand dollars Of the milIibn
loan anthofizsd by the Stats lesislatnre The
bonds will be for one tIibnsand dollars. inter-
est payable serni ilarlnuaIIy 1t the rate Of eight
per cent ID specie Bids will be received to
ilie 18th inst We take the following items
from The THlegrapls:
From the H4p=ist ireIeera Hh. Eo7espher II +
We regret to learn ttaat the rc sdence Of
Col. Ryop. 4f Richmond, has been bnrnesi Ito
tile groullil Among the contents desiroybd
was & 2 600 in money. Y small gain 10 the Con-
fedefate tfeasufy,. bnt al heavy loss 10 the
owner. Hat 4
The FedfrRIs few days since. took ten Of
our men Itis0nhrs above Fort Clark. They
paroled tiys. and FIVE refused TO be parOled-
III Is lnofe Than probabls in case Of an inEIa-
sion OF tl.d Interior of our Slate bGing threllt-
@ned. that the governor Will call out theI Stale
rooIs for the defense of pnr soil. Our pto-
bic iiIay sd very sure thai he will not wait ID
be askedE ;itine 10 do SD. lie lis NOT at all SAT-
Esfsd tl@t bis ddmHiiion sllonld be dispn'e by
The EniniJrls Of did A6e, and II Jack iuapiiion
comes to diaia authority over any portion Of
the territoEy bel intends to give him IiEel5
time, There Will not be any fooling about ii
when Fr1ali< Lubbock takes hold 6f our der
fenses. lfIl
i The Giving ran hour and 1 half to com
Imuhity IIrksttated with yellow fever toeyacIi-
Iate the ib En as whs done at lavaca. is df d
|pieec with THE savage eRormities Of our inatn-
lIifnar foe. 1t knatfsrs DDt to him il people arn
llhatlling MitiI a pestildnce more deadly than
lhis shellkl Ills brave and ipagnanimous nat
ture sezek ubqHithe onportunlty to wreak his
I-venceahe& lCirilikation stands aghast at the
barSarityl 4 5hst God must overthrow shcll
wickednt5s. FIN
Severab bolA iWeatiler has set IN extrsordInaE
lriiy earlyttlnb yeur. and many predict ffois
This IcIfebInkt5nee : long winter. Alreha5
have we had several Killing frosis-mores Il
! fact. than we bad last winter bef4fe Jannhfy
aud the dirty cold nortIsrs are bedoming . sn
snaiIy fr@quent and flislgreeabie- teinP4is Il
i.lp2ssal. LLL..l IlL
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HON FREpERIcksBURG.

RIchMoSD. Nov, R5.-The following is d
condensed account pf helcorrespondence be
tween Gen. Sumner and the Mayor Of Fryder-
ickbburg.
Gen Patrick crossed the river on FRIDAY the
2iat, under a flag OF trnce With a co6munica-
ton frons Gen. Sprnner to Mayor Slaughter.
stating that nnder cover Of the houses Of the
ciff shot had been fred upon tie troops of his
command. and that mills and manufactures
were furnishing provision and material for
cloEhing for armed bodies ii rebellion against
th4 Government of the United states This
cdndition Of lhings he says, must terminate
ant by direction Of Maj Gen. Burnsides. de-
uiaInd the surrenderof the city at or before 8
.P. M. Failing tolfeceive an Affirmative reply.
sixteen hours will be allowed for the removal
of The non-conAiattasits. whic!l period having
passed. be viii proceed 70 she'll the town
Thk Mayor replied that firing shot upon his
irsbps Oh the Northern suburbs was an act of
thu military for which citizens werc NOT res
pohsiBle In regard to ihe other matters Of
complaint he was authorize TO say that the
ignjls and manufactures will not furnish any
fnTfhers supplies for Confederate troops. but
I tho military authority infoHrns MS that while
their troops will lot occupy The town, they
! viii not permit yours 10 do So Sumner re-
Piled t,at ii consideration Of this pledge and
the assertion that the time allowed for the re
moral Of the women and children was insuf
hcEent. he would not opeh upon the town a
the hour designated.
The corresponderce closed with note from
Sumner. saying that SO long as no hostile de
nlpllstratiep is made from the town il viii not
be shelled.
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LAND FOR SALE.

rT1HE TRACT or LAND lying On The va -
j. ters al Mulberry Greek IN Linu0ln c1un- 'Il
%. Tenncs-ce. knoup the Dr.. Smith place. ~
coriainfn- go ACRES, abnuI 30 acrua q
ubtrb Il ciearod.
The dwelling ho1ze is : iarre fr1r1e b1iI1Inr.
There j. arEe DisiiLlrrI and H1rse MI % aid
sid land Is fnely suiie1 Ger sock l.rn and has
= eurinx of neTer-faflin< Eatcf-
fol terIas apply 70 t6s rnbseribsf q Faye.eFils.
Tenn. JAMES B. BHIGHr.
notify Ateut-
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<oRTHHRN NEWS.

REcHaoSR, Nev. 2sI "a New York litser ie
the Philadelphia Ena4iref. says tilat sllp E,.is-
eop4l glergymen brought from New t)Hl-aus.
have boem received with kind kss Sni latten-
tiou.
A dispatch from Fairfax Conrt House.. says
that =the Rebel force which destrnyed the
Stones aud bridge near Mlnts@as, numbered
eight tlloasapd. When their approach was
I,lissovered, panic occurred among the sol
diets. 4 WISCONSIN and Kew York rekinent
tIsrf " away their arms.
The steamer California from Mobile to Ha-
vara, with cargo Of cotton, was re entity cep.
tnr pa by the steamer Montgomery.
At meeting recently held al Exeter. Eng
lanl. Mr. DhIz. OF sosnersett. first Judge OF TIC
Admiralty, 4 cabinetIminister. SAID that an Of
Efcrof mediation might be received only with
resentment, and that time and opportunity
must be carefully watched. The only way 10
restore peace as far as lie could see, was by
mutual concession On the part OF the beige
rents
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a Chance for Spectators


real estate agenf a. Memphis before re VA.
n rad fdr sale iron one t8tEo hundurd thbus.nd
acres land principally n Arkansas which were being
sod at til1t tine iruru flFt 70 Finecu Dol4r8 pr
acre. enal % gold An noE authorize1 "a sell snr
Confederate moreg l1o 900 for leu nolafe per
any less Amount ~ lrices rarTing aCtoriinr
to 10 ol ares. loration. dc- Conlnenf ~ b the
charcter pf the ans and utirnnte valae o. The 81.
TesIre1f j. unrtccss1rv- Adtrcss - Ctltl1nrs,~
ga carr Of IL Gen. T. Polk- TH0S- PE1EiES-
n0flS-lms
~ Atlanta InteI'ige1cer Coluuhls EnlniTcr,
Charleston Cculier. Grcnhda appeal. EoiIle TeEis-
ter sd Nant-onery AdEtrliser copy o1s no1th nd
send bin - Rebel uf6ee-
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-27

WISH q sell ny trart oi 11ni lying ne.r the TON
oiIS-eFenso1 IL Jacks1l county. Allhama- Said
Cd atd II criiisatioc l11d rsh. iyar bsigeen CroE
and Benss's crreks- Coed brick dHelling houss,
z1d ~ n@cess1Ey out houses. VIZ k1che1. negro
C1nltce1ste r1oney j Iarncnt- For further rariir-
lsrs apply 70 myself e g.. Bod Furler. 81 liTing
near the preInlscl- WALTER R0SSEk-
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