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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-09-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

COMMISSIONS. AND ExpERIENCE OF IHvA
ID.-Publlshsd for the benefit and a warning and
caution to young men who suffer from Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay, &C.; supplying st the same time the
means Of Self Cure. By who has cured himself ssr
being putt great expense through medical imposition
and quackery. By enclosing postpaid addressed On.
velope, suols ooPns may be had Of the author MA.
THAN1EL MAYFAIR, Esq, Bedford, Kings Co., n. 7.
naPch1A .dkR1v
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.ARRIRD,

On u d -. q ~ readenes Of the brides n
Their, IN Dss Aoines County, by the Rsv. B. =. Tall
man, Mt. ". L. WNfB, Of Vt. Pleasant to ASl
AHA B. JoHNDoH. a
At The wshtman House 10 this city, AUG. 81s BY Jus
tice Mafbls, Mr.. BBSyAnn sHsraIID and IlN K.ssccA
". HAEnss, al Of this County. 753
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TO DELINQUENTS FOR STATE,
Il OnrYN9NV ANN VCnRR Al. TAYEA AS1

By Law Of the last Legslature, and BY virtue Of said
act shal enforce collection Of said II ~
cases where voluntary payments are not made. The
wants Of the State and justice to those who have already
pad their taxes demand that this should DO DONE The
DELINQUENT tax now the books amount to quite large
SUM. which collected BY the it Sept next, will have
the eject TO reduce the levy be made by
Is per cent at least below what II VIII be mot collected
Th atter Of vital inporance to all tax payers and
syery one must feel the necessity OF prompt payment
W. b. RENEY,
tulyas Init SD Treasurer OF Des Monies County.
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DIED

EG DIED AaNs
In Mount Plsasaat On he morning Of the a0th Inst
Of Congestion Of the Lungs, Mr. NAssIlw sHrHlsD
agsd 50 years. ,A3aS&
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e. re- TIN NERVOUS OF BOTH SEXES. Re.
tired Clergyman having been restored to health In few
daya ser many years q great SUFFERING willing 70 a..
- others BY sending (ee,l on the receipt Of
directed envelope copy Of the prescription used D.
rect to the Rev JOHN H. DAGNALL 1856 Fulton street,
Brooklyn, N. 7. tt. ljunel4-w4m
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BrDLs soonrY DsPosrfoay.-As the store Of Mf. "
". Harper, Jefferson street, Burlington, whsrs EAgsh
German, Swedish and WEIGH Bibles and Tssaments na
always be found ct one price nov0.
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BURLINGTON UNIVERSITY,

eN0Tlo1.-The next Term Of study viii commence
Ihursdy, Sept 4th 1862 Tuition from % 50 to q o.
according TO the studies pursued. ,5ts al
Board from u % TO - 50 per week; and yeung men
frequently board themselves al much lower rates Young
ladies accommodated near the College Building
circular will be sent to any person who desires IT,
Tor further particulars circular, apply to the
undersigned. Z. B. ALLEN,
aue2.W6W ~ ~ - President
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y !. AYE RS Il
CATHARTIG
4 PILLS.

Are you DICK, Aebie, aad
eonplaininsi Assyou OF Z
oedes, with your sygtem d.
ranged, and your Aslines m
eom1ortAblet These. symN
tons are offen the prelude b
oseio0s llns0. oome. az a
sickness = creeping upon you,
and should b avssSed By .
timsly uss Of the. rieht rem.
edy. Take Ayers. Pulls, aad
cleanse out tbs diapedsred n.
moes-purify tn blood, 81
let the duidS neye o. unoo,
structed IN hsolth seoin.
They stimulate The hsncSioo0
II the body into Vigorous q.
tivlty, purify - sySesm neom
The obStructtons which mal0
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OPENING OF The PUBLIC

" SCHOOLS
Notice ID given that the Public Schools Of this city viii
be opened Monday, September sth, and will be con-
tinued unless otherwise ordered tor the term Of ten
months With vacation from December 24th to January
9Th The Schools viii be under the control Of the fol-
lowing named teachers: a
SOUTH HILL.
PRINCIPAL Observation-Disclosures Dow.
list Asistant ......................Ml Miss Gutter.
I'd ........................Mr Mrs Conrad,
AZ ..................Hi Miss Merritt,
4th observation-disclosures Miss NARROW,
Ct0 - =. Au1So VVolteIS
NORTH HILL.
Principal, ............. ..............Mr Gran,
1st Assistant, Miss Darwin,
% ................. - oA VSys
DUTCH TOWN.
By order Of the Board.
Septl- 5tdk1W D. ]. SALES, Secretary.
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TSTRAY0N OTICE

IL Taken up June, 1883, by NJ Il. wintoa. at hi,
residence IN Burlington Township, Des Moines County
Iowa. the following described Estray: black Stallion
Horse, original; years old; about IS hands hIeh
brand right hip; letter "B" LEFT shoulder scar on
outside left thigh, little white on Of kind foot. -
Appraised at Forty Dollars, BY John Buel, " ". Mas
and John L. Brown, the 18th day Of June 1852 81
fore J. P ), D.. 7. Overton. Filed June s0th, 1889.
july8 wSm JOHN LAHfE. Clers.
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r .OOK HERE.

We are paying the highest market price In CASH f0
Flax Seed. War checks but does not stop u.s. We are
particularly anxoust buy those who have loaned seed
ofus but have been induced sell TO others Of less thar
We are paying BURNHAM 4 JAEGER.
ock10.d2tu1n ~ -sg lEs3 5f e
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DRUMs!!

ne be qualify Of Maple Drums, both Tenor and Bas,
o;ss eou.s q Albany n: T.. end harvested b
p eore q receiving ORA rate arcis APrtY soon fot
so0 so o. hH q RAwLEYD MUSIC STORE.
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- Warrington, D. q, It'll Feb, 1850. r
Sn: have used your Pills In my general and hospital
practice since you made them and cannot hesitate "a
Say they the best cathartio employ Their reg-
latng action the liver u quick and decided conso.
quenty they admirable remedy for dersneementa
Of that Organ Indeed, have seldom found case Of
bilious dsdse obstinsts that Il did not readily yield "a
them. Traternally yours ALONZ0 BALL, ND,
RvNcidn of ne karjns HospttdE,
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can y. D. BRipsI, 3. ko.R.R.,
Jae. 39th, 1852.

E4iierJ ihielhseae1.
An appeAl was made some time stnes "a
lie HossilAi Aid Society 10 your city ia
behalf d the soidier, Of our Regiment,
The reeeut daaAlions received BY Us IN the
uay OF clothing, hospital stores, &c, tell
the pronpiness with which our applica-
tion vas responded to,
Allow me here TO retarn to those ladies',
ia behalf Of the officers aud soldiers Of
the RegiuzuI, our siaerrs thanks fOF TIE
articles received, as = slig5s manifestation
OF oar appreciation Of their patriotic aud
benevolent CIsrtioas to pallia,s As much -
possible the SaeeFiags and hardshiPs Of
soldier.
Their lAbors Of love will long be re
membrreI by Us, aud In future years, Whea
the diu aud hustle OF arms will be changed
70 the peaceful sounds OF civil pursuits,
your patriotism and sacrifices will be
themes Of pleasing reflection WArn recurr'
ing TO our present distracted state.
Captain Downing and triend, will also
accept our sincere thanks tor theiF laborl
amid the nuuplieiliss Of the Captains
Official duties, by acknowledging the re-
ceip, OF two boxes Of neeessarics.
J, II. LocTWooD, Capt,
7lh Reg't Va. Inf.
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CONSTITUTIONAL COHYENTIOH
Fortieih Day.
JAErLRY %, 1863,

PAHNAAA 80 fSN@'
Prayer b. Rev. J. &. west, member Of
Ilonse Of Delegates from wetztI eouniy.
TIE consideration Of the Report OF the
Committee on Education was resumed lpOn
the frs, section, setting forth shat sources
u huancs SHALL be deYogei 70 the eslab.
hthmsnI ard maintenance Of system u
Free Schools throughout the STATE
The following additional prUiiiona
we're adopted amer much Discussion
"The proceeds Of any taIeI tina. may be
levied on the revenues Of any corporation
hereafter created; and al monies that may
be paid ~ al equivalent tor exemptions
from military duty. and saeh suma rs may
rom time TO time be appropriated by The
Legislature f9f that purpose. sbnl! be iei
apart % separate fund 70 be called tue
school Puud, and Invested ander saeh reg
uinliORg ~ may he prescribed by law in
tie interest bearing securities Of the United
States or Of this State; aud the interest
thereof shall be annually spilled 10 Tue
support oil Free Schools throughout tue
State. aud 10 20 other purpose whatever.
Bgt any portion Of said interest remaining
uorHpended IT the close Of n fiscal year
shall be adde5 to, and remain part OF, the
capital 0fths School Fund.
81. Batlelle offered the following 10 lien
ofA elauss stricken out yesterday;
"The revenues aeeruing from any stocks
not pledged, now owned, or hereafter 70
BE- acquired, BY this State, In any bank Of
corporation, and tfTTroeseds Of the sale Of
such stock. ifthe same be sold, shall be
applied to the support Of free schools &c,
This motion WIS pending when the hour
for recess arrived
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-29

TIN wife Of each soldier resident in
the State, enlisted ina Wisconsin regiment,
receives from the State IS per month, and
each child under twelve years Of age So per
month, Should the soldier lose his life in
the service, the same liberal bounty inures
to his family 50 long as it may be needed.
This care for the families Of those who en-
list has been the means Of securing an ez.
sellent class Of men.
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Note from an Erroneous CorroSpon.
dent.

CAMP KELLY,
PATTERSON CREEE, Va, 1862. !
Eds. InteRigmeer:
have noticed in your morning issues
three different times, articles Representing
me for my erroneous account OF the affair
on the Winchester Road, east Of Romney.
When noticed the first article felt lit
tie bad, when | saw and read the next /
felt still worse, but when the third one
came to light resolved to retaliate and
vindiCate my own cause.
The account that gave, and the de5-
criptiou OF that atrtir, was just as had 1t
from the lips Of Lieutenant A. himself, and
/ think il any one is to blame it is him,
not ne.
Little did | think when was writing
that article, that was cutting club to
beat my own head with. The articles that
made their appearance against me, are call
cnlntcd to ipjure the and lead some persons
to think that am liar. But ] embrace
this opportunity Of informing them that !
am a soldier, and that think as much Of
my word as any other man in the brigade.
am sorry that made such an error, but
It was not done Intentionally. And as far a.
"gassing7 Is concerned, do not see that /
have INDUCED in it any more thtn the ones
that censure me. hope this will answer
as an apology for my error, but not lie.
Yours, oRLoEr.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-29

BYGoS's words about "tirCece, but liy.
ing Greece no more a writer just return.
cd from there says are played ou."-
Athens i, truly beautiful city. It's in.
hnbirants are among the most polished
the most enterprising, the most intelligent
in the world. It1 population is little over
thirty thousand, yet it supports no les
than three daily papers, besides several
weckles aud puuchl It has universe,
ty Of six hundred scholars aud twenty odd
professors, where lectures in purer Greek
than that Of the New Testament are deliv.
cred, Musenm of Fine Arts, an Academy
after the model Of that of Paris, aud very
,olcrable opera. The first families read
zenophon without a Dictionary, and the
streets are christenei and labelled aftel
the ancient gods and heroes. The Greek.
are unriyalled for commercial energy
They have nearly three thousand vessel.
Nioat, and their enterprise and "go.ahead.
ativcness" are become provOtb in The
East. Nowhere else is tic spirit Of mate.
rial progress more manifest than among
this clever, but rather interruptions PEG.
MIA
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TRI French residents Of New Orleans
arc anxious to leave that city because they
arc 60 completely shut out Of the world,
their business destroyed, and one Of their
number had an interview previously with
the French MipislpF, ". Metcler, at Wash
inglon, from whom hereOolVed the assure
aucs that Fame would not break the
blockade uhlsss 1 case as strong as that Of
Mason and slidsll were to occur to the
French Government.
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A Washington letter says;-Thero have
been numerous arrivals Of ladies within
the past week, many Them having mon.
ster trunks, almost equal in size to some
Of the portable qhutsa for the soldiers,
OF cou1e, these trunks contain, nothing
towcaF,n but there are to be several op.
porluuities Of displaying their contents
during the coming week.
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CAMP NORTH BRAScH BRipGE,
HRApQUARrRRs MEDTcAG DEP'Tr
January 90, 1862.

MAJOR LoCKwooD:
SIN: have the honor to acknowledge
the receipt Of two boxes Of goods, consist
ing OF preserved fruits, jeIleys, blankets
comforts, &C., for the benefit Of the sick OF
the It'll Regiment Virginia Infantry, pre-
sented by the patriotic ladies Of Wheeling
through you, for which you and they have
my hearty thanks for your kind cousdeTa-
ton, and assure yol that the articles SO
kindly presented shall be applied to the
worthy suffering soldiers Of our regiment
and you will please accept, and give to
those Indies my thanks for their Kindness
in remembering the poor soldiers who are
fighting the battles Of our couutry. Also
the two boxes Of quilts and pillows from
Capt. Downing aud friends came to tue
right place, and at tl,s right time.
have the honor to DO your ob't EerT't
Isaac ScoTT,
Surgeon, 7th Va, Reg't
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THE Reporter says there ia no change to
note in the Boston Boot and Shoe market,
The call at the pressnt time ispurely spec
ulative. The bOldest are laying in stocks
Of leather. Total shipments Of boots and
shoes BY rail and sea, for the week, 1852
cases.
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A Ill steamboats, navigating The Ohio river, be-
N tween Wheallng and ClnGlHnAt, are requested
to observe the following
RULES
l. No boat shall receive on board any freight. m.
less the 1ame II accompanied with permit u duly
authorized OGieor Of the Treasury Department.
2. No boat shall put On OF discharge any freight
At any other place or landing than that named W
the place Of iiH destination.
3 All army supplies shipped under military Or-
drTl are excepted from th0nbOVs rules but this eT'
rcptiOn does not extend % GOJs n suffers Others
designed f1r trade or sale a. military poluta,
I. A charge Of twenty cents IL Hade on each ship
ment fee for Issuing TIE permit that ID when.
rVsr the Ahlpmrnt il made for purposes Of trade.
but family supplies, goods " families moving anil
articles sent 10 soldiers Ia tho Union army by their
lrlrnla, are exempted from this permit feS.
5. Every bat leaving the port Of wheeling must
take out regular ceAnTco At the Custom House for
each trip, for which fee u my cents will be
charged.
.. boats clearing for points below Cincinnati will
report maRllest II their rArgues 10 Enoci r Car.
s0n. Esl SuEVeyUT Of Customs At that port, and be-
governed by his Instructions.
Z, All steamboats, violating the above rules will
be proceeded against: according 10 law. and no pr.
mfs will DO granted Tor the shipment Of any freight
on board any boat known to have violated any u
the above Eules. THO. iIEATON,
Special Agent, u. s. Treaty. Dept
Datel, Wheeling, Jan. 2S. 1867 lAn?s-3t
(Prr,a copy. and charge this o1icp.)
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-29

The PaEHDENr ruled out Of order the
motion made by SIR. Baltelle in tue mora
Ing session, and which WIS pending when
the recess was taken.
The entire FIRST section was thea adopted
as follows:
II. All money being the proceeds Of for
feiled, waste aud unappropriated lands
all grants, devices or requests that may be
made to this State for the purposes Of edu.
cation, or where the purposes Of such
grants, devises, or requests are not speci.
lied any sums due this State from any
other State on account Of educational puF-
poses; the proceeds of the estates of all
deceased persons that have died without
leaving will or heir, and all escheated
lands the proceeds Of any taxes that
may DO levied on the revenues OF
any corporation hereafter created and
ali monies that may be paid as m
equivalent for exemption from military du'
"; and such Sums MS may from time ia
time be appropriated by the Legislature
for that purpose, shalt be set apart as
separate fund, to be called the School
Fund, and invested under such regulations
rs may be prescribed by law, in the utter
Os, bearing securities Of the UnilOl States
or Of this State, and the interest Thereof
shall DO annually applledto the support o
Free Schools throughout the State, and tc
no other purpose Whatever, But any pOr'
tion VI said interest remaining nnexpendeC
at the close Off fiscal year, shall be added
to, and remain part Of the capital Of th'
School Fund"
Tho second section was taken up ant
adopted By clautes iatter amendingl al
far as and including the fourth clause ~
follows:
"g. Tue Legislature shall provide By al
suitable means Tor the establishment, with
In three years from the adoption Of thi
Constitution, OF q thorough and eilicien
system Of Free Schools They shall an
I uunlly appropriate for the support Of sucl
schools the Interest Of the invested Schou
Fund, tho nett proceeds Of all toririEnfes
mot otherwise appropriated IN this article
confiscntlonI and files accrning to thii
State under the laws thereof
The rest OF the section proposes TO ap
propriato to the same use not less than on
half tho amount derived from the Stat
capitalion tax, and such an additional sun
derived from taxation on property rs wonl,
be sufficient with the sums raised lu thu
townships to provide primary instruction
in free schools during at least three mouth
out Of each year.
/ TL9a uHnpnpftlru ttnlOR titprUHqinI
at the time the Convention adjourned,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-29

TuE Empress Eugene has declared that
court dresses Ofladies must be hereafter
two feet wider and longer than hitherto.
A new kiud Of court dance adapted to
this expansive garment has been invented
The new ordinance is not received With
favor BY the wives 81 the under oficials.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-29

The New Orleans Picaynat comes to n,
but rarely. and with poor face on it, but
it does as well as it can. CAPT Alden, Of
the South Carolina, in one Of his prizes,
took a lot Of paper which was on its way
to the re Office. Somehow the sheets
found use on the dining table, aad to the
delight of the mess, made It look as nice
ms fresh worn paper dickles. One day a
brother naval came alongside and the COM
mnnder asked Capt, Alden II be could spare
him a few table,sloths, as he was entirely
QUIT "Tnble-clO,hsl Yes, yes, = said AL
den. "HenryH he shouted to his man,
supply Capt, with table.clo,hs, Be
generous, Henry-giye him dozen-givO
him ico dozea-giVe him TnRrE DOZEN
Captain was astOnIshed nj the sur
plus, but what was his surprise on Hcury's
appearance With large roll Of the paper,
for want Of which little Pie isa sufferer.
Come back under the Flag, Pc, and our
uavals wont touch mary bit Of your paper,
and your face shall glow again with its
natural brilliHncy,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-29

sA1u says that Vermont is famous for
four staPles, "msn, women, maple sugar
and horses" and that ''lhe frIl are strong,
the last are deet, the second ADD third are
exceedingly sweet, and all are uncommon
u hard to beat"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-29

oSE Of Our exchanges says that thou.
Saad men have attempted to dcanc polite
ness, and only one Of them has mode .
good definition. "Politenes',n said he us
kindness directed BY good taste" Com
llcss aud satisfactory, isa'tit' 81
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Major Lockwood The ladies OF the
Wheeling Hospital Aid Society tender TO
you two boxes OF goods for the use OF ibc
soldiers Of lhc 1th Regiment virginia In
lAntry. The contents OF said boxes are
enumerated below, and are, with tue eS-
ceptlon Of the miliens, chiefly intended for
the sick; and sincerely hoping that they
may have as much pleasure in receiving
them, ~ we have, as society, 10 giving
them, Is the wish Of all
The goods are nov lying in the Fourth
Street Methodist Church, awaiting Your
orders. Yours respectfully,
Mas. Is, BocElSG
Secretary Aid Society.
list Of ariicla IL anal Goz.--3 jars TO-
natoes, - cans tomatoes, 10 cans fruit,
pairs socks, GS pair. mitlens, lot books
and magazines, ! tox lint, 3 pairs pillow
cases,
Contents Of large Joz.-3 comforts, /
blanket, bottle preserved peaches, do
cRtsup, do blackberry wine, do COOS
berry wine, ! do whisky, do port wine,
box fruit, can blacEberriSs, . jars black
berries, jar picked tomatoes ! jar
plums, cans tomatoes, 3 glasses Cu'r4nt
Jelly, 2 do grape jelly, do goosborry iel-
IL, 80 towels, dozen coarse combs, , do
fne, 90 pillow cases, ls shirts and Is pairs
nitiens Il double wrappers and pillows
100 teslaments, bundle rags for wounds,
box lint, | lot papers aud magazines, !
lot letter paper aud magazines.
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Vocalists and Harpists,
AND AS
LANCASHIRE BELL RINGERS.
FIRST ESTABLISHED IN 1899.
cad 10 the cItIzens b az Plaee.

Gard 10 the Citizens or this Place.
Amer nine months hojourn IN the Isles Of Cuba
and successful tour through the Briti,h Provinces
the above troupe OF artists Contemplate series 81
concerts through the stAiss Of Pennsylvania, Ohio
aud Indiana, previous 70 their departure for Calir
MIA the cunning Spring. Having closed . VERY sue
eeslful OngnEei1sbi n Nlblos, New York thsy viii
have the pleasure Of appealing In your city n a.
VeEtised.
The only company Of original Bell Ringers 10 ihS
United States. Two full sstts Of SILVER BELl.S,
two hundred IN numbaFl Selections from the Opera
Of Martha, bohemian Girl, &c., upon Tie Bells.
Songs Ballads, Duetta, Humorous and eharhetsFiste
no entire Company will appear In swIss COS
TUNE.
Por further paTlFulaFi 80 PrOETammeG
r. lBeleFYSd aeats y ca extra.
Admittanos Is rts. No half price In the evening"
Tickets i1T sale At the Ahsc Store VI jesse D. mel.
l0F. whore Z diagram u the Han may he seen. No
tickets s0ld after the Hall II comfortably allsd F.
Of tickets 70 COMMENCE At 10 o'clock wednesday
4 GRAND MATINEE
viii b. given on SATURDAY AFTERNOON. fer the
accommodation Of Families and Children ChIAtrOn
admitted 70 the Matinee for TIN CENTS. Door
open At az to oommsues at " o'clock. Matinee
70 commence At Up. m.
Ahplsndld ~ d Photographs may b. sean q. the
Iau:s &C. CHASE Bu,lns., Manager.
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GIN PMcE has adopted a new dodge to
recruit his army Ia Missouri. He TsndS
vha, he calls "commissary companies"
around The country TO seise PeacOfaI Union
citizens, and then offers them in exchange
foF the prisoners takeo BY Gsa. Pope.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-29

"IOS,7 Of the Baltimore SuH says, vigOr-
Gus blows will soon DO struck at the reb.
Gle, but Il isWell understood that the army
on the Potomac Is not to play partin the
great drama until the curtain shall rise up
on the last act, a