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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-27
THE REBELLION.


"A FREEMEN AROUsE
RAILYl RALLY RALLY
TIE UNION NON AND foREYERi
FOR THE INpErENpEST BATTALION,
N. Y. ".
Formerly 'Enfants Perdus regimeutl
COL. COMFORT, Commanding.
ABLE BODIED MEN
To complete this splendid regiment
The is doing active duty In Yorktown and Gou
.cester Virginia under the Comfort
old experienced French officer who has served in the
African, Crnean and Ital AN
COME ONE, COME ALL
and join this corps to give the last decisive blow to seces
HEADQUARTERS, NO. Ill Leonard street
Recruit oaces-So 5S Walker street and 81 Chatham
street. New York city.
CAPTAIN FERDINAND LEVY,
Recruiting Officer.
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STANTON LEGION
COLONEL WIN. IT. ALLEN.
)NE MONTHS PAY IN ADVANCE,
After being mustered In the service
REGRETS WANTED IMMEDIATELY FOR co. @.
This company Is nearly full and wants bat few 10
complete IT, Good raons quarters and uniforms furnished
cred into service All promotions
lieutenant made from the rank and file.
ONE MONTHS PAY IN ADVANCE.
The evidence OF Colonel Aliens treatment Of his in
the Frst regiment sufficient guarantee persons enng
in this command
500 bounty and relief 20 families Of all
Apply TO DAVID TUOMEY, Captain Company u, Central
Grand
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A III RECRUITS FOR THE FIRST REGIMENT OF

A TTENTION, PHENIXhEN.-A FEW MORE RE-
n cruits wanted for Company (McManus Volunteers,
as this regiment win eaye shors for the seat Of war This
company olcered by brave men, who have service
Fay from Sl3 70 $3 per mouth. Quarters, ratlens and
clothing furnished Immediately Recruiting Offices open
daily Joha Lees FIRST Third
James Clare Of Fortysxth and Eleventh
and headquarters of Essex and Grand streets
This splendid company Is quarered Staten Island
EUGENE OsuLLIVAN, Captain.
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BOUT FACE-NEW YORK TO THE REsCUE.-THE
IA New York Volunteer Artillery, Firth regiment Col y
Graham COMMANDING stationed at Fort Marshall Bait
more Nd, reqdrng few more men, Lieut. u Smaller and
Ove Harris have opened an oce a. Az new bowery and
required company, which il second to
regiments pay equal any in The service, commencing from
date of enrolment Apply Immediately to Lieut. SHAF
FER or o. HARRIS, 40 New Bowery. between Roosevelt
and James streets, N Y.
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~
- Recruits wanted, TO complete Company Of ts reg
ment now forming under the late call for voun eers and
commanded BY Col VIM, u. Allen All PROMOTIONS while
In the field win be made from the most de-
serving nocommissoned officers and prvates This rule
win strictly adhered Good quarters abundant rations
handsome uniforms Immediately provided and the
pany win be under tho command Of officers who have seen
active In the field Non-commssioned officers Of
ability and experience obtain positions by making i'm
mediate appla Relief tickets issued, eO0 bounty nj
the expiration of the ~ bounty and e3 Zone months
pay) advance be paid recruits mustered
Apply TO Captain ISAAC L. TAYLOR, Ia West street,
corner OF DEFY, recruiting Office.
CEonog X. FoRrN, Lieutenant.
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')EcRuITs WANTED FOR THE HAWKINS zoUAvES
New York State Volunteers, now stationed at Roanoke
iar The undersigned sergeant Ia commissioned BY me
raise and have The same forwarded immediate.
/ 10 Roanoke Island RUSH q. HAWKINS,
| Colonel Commanding, &c,
Recruits received n 2as Grand street, williamsburg BE-.
ssrsssat JAHRa 4 nEsn ~. RnnEslAipg Qacsr.
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4 ale BOpIED MEN WANTED-TO FILL UP COW.

BILE BODIED MEN WANTED-TO FILL UP CON-
n pany II. Fifty-lhird regm mt New York Volunteers,
Vosburch Casseurs Col Geo. A. Buckingham in camp
the Red House. 05h and I'd The location
beautiful and the camp grounds delightful good bathing
&C. &c This fine regiment IL nearly full and Is presumed
will receive marching order Ia few days The men,
mustered, provided with comfortable quarters,
good clothing and abundant ratons and pay commences
Immediately The position Of sergeant is vacant and will be
given to any qualified that oan bring few Re-
lief for the families Of volunteers gyen and months
pay in advance Apply at Mulberry street. corner Canal
Capt ALEX, WARREN SMITH, Recruiting officer.
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|DEcRuITINa HEADQUARTERS,
|n PHOENIX REGIMENT,
(tDRt,ORAN xnIfAVES

| CORCORAN ZOUAVES.
6N Broadway, between Spring and Prince streets.
Fourth Regiment Empire Brigade
Brigadirr General SPTNOLA, Commanding.
PhUnymenYour gallant chief Michael Corcoran, IN rot
ing in loathsome Southern the vcsm OF the worst
the world We call upon you, brother
by bear the old hand and the gorics
the past forward and rescue your irprison
d chief.
Look n the officers connected with organization and
thcy not worthy Of your patronagc-men who
BOX your welfare the hour OF need Captains MI
hael Murphy, Thomas Murphy Daniel Crowley. Leonard
RELY, O'Reurkc, Sullivan, Phaen o. Sullivan lAquern)
nd Burke. See the posters through the city and judge fur
ourself
Come lift the green nag up. boys
The red white and blu o,
In striking for Columbia,
We strike for E1n too,
JAMES u. BURKE, Colonel
N. d. sMfrH, Lieutenant Colonel
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CPINOLA'S EMPIRE BRIGADE.-BEING AUTHOR
- lied by the Governor OF the OF New York to raise
company of volunteers be attached to Srinoas Empire
Brigade ready receive all bodied who
wish to serve their country in first class compsny Each
he signs the roll, Will be subsiscd and
clothed the expense OF the government and sent TO
Portable quarters the city Pay from SIS to $2S
month, to commence from date of enlitmsn
GEO. II. HITCHCOCK. Lieutenant, Kecru tirg Office,
HeadQuarters Lafayette Hall, krOA lWay.
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BALTIMORE
Commercial G oUege!
FOUNDED IsS.
Loo ATBD,
Cor. Baltimore and CharIes-Sts.,

ooATBD,
Cor. Baltimore and CharIes-Sts.
BALTIMoRE MD.
VNHIs INSTITUTION IS NOW IN THE MOST
u prosperous and hOurishing condition. Twice du
ring the last years has been necessary to obtain
larger apartments for the AeeOmmOdAtiOnOf the in
eEeasiPG number Of Students representing nearly
1t now occupies one Of the most conspicuous and
deirably located buildings in the city. The rooms
furnished.
The advantages and facilities here offered to younr
men desiring to qualify themselves properly for the
thorough Practical BASiReSS Education generally are
insuTpas9ed in any particular, BY any iimiar stab,
lshment In the United Statos. -I
BACULTYl
Elk. LOSIBR,
Prtndpal-Leeturer on the Science Of Accounts Com.
a.i merce, Business Customs etc. r
J. n. PHILLIPS,
Professor ofthe Theory and Practice OaninO
and Commercial Calculation
-.iaa II. II. DAVIES, l.-s 3
Associate Professor Of BOok-R Keeping. p
N. @. JOHNSON,
Professor Of Business and ornamental PenmhnSbIp
ST. WILLIAMS, ESQ,
Leetureron Mercantile Law .t
REy. E. YEATEs REESE, D. D.,
Lecturer on Commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES:
Hon. Jno. z. Kennedy, Hon. JoahuA VanBant,
Hon; Thos Swami, VIM. H. KeighIer, Esq,
Jacob Trust, Esq. VIM. KnAbe, Esq.
The College is provided with a Commercial Library
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Each Student has desk to himself and is sspa.
There being no vacation during the year, sudsnts
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Tl9timsSsu Foquired tOcOmplstOthe falleourss,
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Missouri Mining Company
p T,,,-,,,.,so4,,,5 nj. Goa Too1

Incorporated Feb. 22d, 1881.
CAPITAL STOCK. ............S5 90. 600
EHIs COMPANY IS FORMED FOR THE PUR-
II pose Of advancing the great mining interestsS
our State. We do not profess to be governed By
purely phflanthr0pic motives IN initiating this
terprise We believe that the stock can he made to
pay large dividends, and at the same time real
good accomplished and greater progress made In de
Veloping and making known the Astonishing mineral
wealth Of Missouri, than by the use OF i've times the
amount Of capital invested in any other business
We shah make the once Of our Company q Ctm-
,ete mRnE eaFsaa o. te minsES sssogrsss 81 The
chase and BBll mineral iands WheFeytT loCnteI IN
Missouri Great Inducements will be offered to cap
itaiists and mining adVenturer, who desire to PuI
Company. -
We respectfully solicit the attention Of an who
have mineral lands for sale 10 send Us statement
OF this same describing the kind Of minerals their
laHda the number OfAere! the Oeation and the low
est cash price they willing to take for said landL
l. We shall work only such mines pay largely, hut
shall open and prove nostOf the lands UeselL The
the Office Of the Company, Main street, northwest
corner Of Locust, over Merchants Bank, entTance
No q LOeuststreet All who feel an interest this
buauela, and have money, viii do well 10 call and
subscribe Those Utshing stock, living ont OF the
city, &c by enclosing ten per cent Of tn
amount wanted to the President or Treasurer.
Henry D. Bacon, ESQ Matthew Butler, Esq,
Alfred Clapps ESQ U. =. HarEood. Esq7
To;sPS LAthEEoR, Esq7 n; Lynch; EsGs
Henry D. Bacon L-Y- Boy;
y. BUTLER, Treas. ALFRED cLAPP, Prss't
The abdTe prospectus has up to this date been
publishGi 10 only one Of Leading paPezs for ten
dayE No extra efforts TO get stock taken have been
made; yet the public 80 well appreciate the sound
ness Of the enterprise that over two hundred thors-
and dOaFs Of the stock has already been taken. We
would briefly state that the shares SIS EACH paid
ia fnl, without further liability transferable by de-
livery; Registered only UhGn dividends received.
Any pers0n having money 70 spare. can by the pur-
chase Of shares IA the Missouri Mining Company
make an Investment that win pay largely, and hold
stock that q readily converted into cash UithDutlo loss
All communications 70 the President promptly
answered. mhSO-d&W2m
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MAYORS OF TIL E
Great Cities.


WYE, the undersigned Mayors, hereby certify that
w the Druggist, Ap0theeAFies, and PhysieiAns
OF our several cities have signed document OF -
suranee to rs that the remedies OF DIR. J. @. AVER
4 CO, Of Lowell, (Ayer'g sArsaparilla Pills, Ague
Cure, and Cherry Pectoral, have been found TO be
medicines Of great exeelleDee, and worthy the con-
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Mayor Of LOWELL. MASS.
HON. AIRN BEARD MAYOR Of NASHUA. n. +.
HON :, W. AAAS nsyat q fNANcrzsrER, N. II.
HON JOHN ABBOTT, Mayor Of oogqoaD, N. n.
( ON. A. H. BULLOCK, ao.l5 ssls.o-
leI Mayor Of WORCESTER, MASS.
HON. NATTL snsnEE; g.. :, . Z, Z, -. 80.
HON. p ". LINCOLN, 4 H.. :, aosyo. MSS
HON. VIII NJ. RoDMAN, Ss4i si5 aega
81 Mayor of PRoypESoH. R. Il
HON. AMOS W. PRENTICE, aea.s : L.
HON. jim. HARRIS, IN - boz
Mayor Of NEW LONDON, CONN
HON. oHAs. 8. RoD1ER, 90
HON D. p r1EmANN ia sa4
- = - Mayor Of NEW YORK CITY
- : = Mayor Of HAMILTON, q W.
nun ADAn "iAo Mayor of TORONTO, @. W
HON. R. N. BISHOP 3D.. :, cr,c,,,.r, o,,O
HON, L H, CRAWFORD, 5a.
HON. '0Hs SLOAN Mayor Of LYONS, IOWA
HON. JAMES MeEEETERs, .-sLa...,as-rae
HON. JAMES ". NORTH ss. ,,,.,.,,.,
HON. HENRY COOPER, . JIG u.7,o a, -,
HON. JAMES s. BEEK, soi25aie5
III Hny0rOf FREDERICTON, n. :
HON. WILLARD NYK, IN Tfasal GO
- KayoF Of NEW BEDFoRD. MASS
HON. J. BLAISDELLI -,--
-'N''' !" = = Mayor of NEWPORT, r. 1
Mayor of aALENA, III
=. Mayor Of DUBUQUE IOWA.
HON. THOMAS cRUToHFTKLp. .,
Mayor Of CHATTANOOGA, TENN.
lioN, A9s4A1 Dh1 Mayor Of TUSCALOOSA, ALA,
Mayor OF MEMPHIS, TENN.
avs '-A Mayor Of NEW ORLEANS, La
i''' : :, Nay of ROCHESTER,, N. y.
HON. DE WITT o Grow g. !, ,-,,,.
HON. GEORGE vIlsG Mayo. Of rrsr.suaq. PA
--'t'' : : Mayor of DETROIT, MOI.
hon, HlMAN I. PAGE,
bon. W. W. VAUGHN, ~
49, = Mayor Of KENosHA. WIS
Mayor Of CHICAGO. LII
'''''' = . = Mayor of SELMA. ALA
/
4' Mayor of MONTGOMERY, ALA
- Mayor Of COLUMBUS. ga
Mayor Of VERA CRUZ
DON Pierre DE oAR pa s,,., :, ,Is3,oo
DON rsFrrnANrr RopRIagEs. 49,. !, ~.
DON ANTONIO roHrvE9 A:,.. :, LIMA. r..u
DO4 80 = : III HsS6f q VALPARAISO 0rr1
DON MARC sRsoUIPEDA1IA,
a-...s Mayor Of RIO JANEIRo, BRAZIL.
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enc. E.JoHNsOH. V.D. JoHssON.
q. w. JOHNSON & SON,
Manufacturer OF Copper, Tin an,
Sheet Iron Ware. l-- UI


TTAVING AFAILRD OURSELVES OF ALL THK
III improved facilities, are better prepared now
than ever TO NIL all orders for any article or work in
the above line OF business. yalilea and Conductors
made 90 order. Steamboat work done In q substan-
ttal aud UOFkmAnlfke mapner- We are nov paying
particular attention TO this branch Of the trade
can guarantee satiSfaetion in every particular TO
Wholesale Dealers we can offer tndueemCuts that
cannot be found elsewhere. Our stock Of Ware is
complete, and the assortment q full AZ all tmes We
keep stock Of tbelAtest and most approved patterns
Of Coal and Wood Stoves on hand At all times.
4rr radH CIV. JOHNSON SON,
f Ho.1To Market Square,
ly2-d&Wtf Wheeling, Va.
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Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheel-
ing Rail Road. err.

ing Rail Road. i,...
~ e s:s..7
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, May 9Th, 1891. PAS
~ genger Trains VIII leave Bridgeport rs fUlows,
Sundays excepted) 80 IN -
l06S A. NJ Mall Train, stopping at all stations ar
a lSSs ~ 5Itt stan At S2s p NJ and
1902 P. II. Express TTal4, stopping at ali stations
;n.,t N Nc, arrives at pittsGurgh at 500 r N.
lU'IO r S Express Train, arrives at Pittsburgh at
iflasl ~ 30 AN aud Cleveland at 915A: NJ.
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave C4eSeiand at e.25 A. u. and 5:I6 P. NJ. ar.
riye at BridgePoFt at Las 2 N, and 1855 a. NJ.
Leave Pittsburgh at Loo A. A., 600 AM. and
1880 p IL! arrive at Bridgeport at 4:Si a. 81
A. N. and 1855 PIM.r j lInI5f
Connections are made as Follows,
AT Pittsburgh with PennsyIrania r. r. for uarri.
burg, Baltimore, Washington, pbila
delphia, New York and boston.
cleveland with Cleveland Toled R. X. for San.
aatGd s.i ,dnskyI Toledo Detroit, Chicago mil
All points in the NORTH WEsR Will
Detroit steamers for Detroit, Jackson
9Frna Chicago and the NORTH wEsf. with
-al Cleveland Erie X, Il, for Erie, DIM.
kirk, Iiufalo and Niagara Falls. With
Cleveland, Columbus Cincinnati iuf
Srestline, Delaware, Columbus and
At Hudson with R. the 2, z. &o,RR. for cuyahoga
Falls Akron, MllerSburgi, and Woo.
tEalrI ter. 1GI ISL OIL IIlI UT :
at Alliance with p Fit. W., 4. OR. r. for Canton.
a=s jill i Massliie1, wooster Salem, EnOn, Co
ii with 90 O. RR forzaIes vi b.i New.
ark, Columbus, xeniA, Dayton, Iptli.
anapolis, Cairo, Cincinnati, LouisyiIIe.
$50 st. Louis, 81. Joseph and ali roints
a.ls--r Wtst and South West. : ~ : = :
excursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return $375
Fare always aslow, and time much quicker tflsn
any other route. d fl1i.T ~ y - :
Through Tickets to all points in the West, North
and East can be procured At the ,onice under the
Mcclure House, Wheeling, Va, or with FreiEht
Agent Ut bridgeport station. - :
any point accessible by this and It's
70 the East, North, West and Northwest AZ once
under h'Lure House. or with Pt. Agent at Bridge
port Station. 2 WIN. D.TERhY, Agent
.Is - $50. f... t......- ..i.l Wheeling, Va
'' ''@s D. B. WILLIAMS, Agent
in. MCCULLOUGH, President - y
= X, n ~, MYERS, Gent Ticket Ag't. febe
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore & ohio Railroad.

Z y l.
tEt
e0 oRPIoE OF THE B. s o. r. Il. con
Ta0l s-1 WHlEILSa, 18th Aug, 1862
DUSIERSs being fully rAsumed on the baltimore
Id q Ohio Railroad, the Company having thorough
~ RECONSTRUCTED the BIT eak In the track and bridges
under Government protection, tho road thoroughly
on and after the l7th Aug run tive through passen-
ger trains aud continue their full equipment In the
transportation Of tonnage.
rs PAssE&oEH soHEDULx.
iGi DkpaTt,
LEAVE WHEELING, daily, at 1910 A. NJ; Ben
wood, 1880 A. n; GFafton, $50 P. NJ; New Greek,
$50 r. II 3 Cumberland, P:35 P ~; AArtinsburg,
2O9 A. ~; Harpers Ferry, 3:li A NJ arrive at Bal
timorsAt S:OOA. NJ.
gdi e Ret4nfng, ag3 --i"
LEAVE BALTIMORE at 8 P. ~; Martinsburg.,
11s35 p NJ; Cumberland, 4 A. NJ: Grafton IL A. NJ;
BenW0Od, 4:l5 Y NJ arrive mt wheeling 40 p. n.
1sH 5t1 70 DsPaTt, I-1 -ra l-.l :
The second train viii depart daily, except Satur.
days, At $50 p. a.; Grafton; 1856 A. ~; New Greek,
1852 A NJ; Cumberland, 9:15 A. ~. MArtinsburg,
1880 P. NJ HarpsTs Perry, l:46 ?. 81; Washing
ton Junction, $50 p. ~ arrive AZ Baltimore at $40
l.. r RetaafH9,
LEAVES BALTIIoRE, s:45 A ~; Harpers Fer
~, 1880 A. NJ; MartinsburR, 1.55 P. n. Cumbsr-
lSpd 6=l2 2. NJ; Oakland, p.08 POM; Grafton 1l:4O
z. ". BenEood, A, NJ; a. rive at Wheeling $50
s W. P. SMITH, Master Transportation.
L. COLE, General Ticket Agent
.,-..i JOHN KING, JR, Auditor "a. D.
A. DIFREY, General Supervisor OF TRIMS
III WILLARD, superVierof Trains
J, FORD, Gen'l Agent, Wheeling. SnsIs
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chronic ,rheumAtism. Notwithstanding lad the
best Of physicians the disease grew worse and
until, by the advice Of your excellent agent in Bal
timore, Dr. Mackenzie, tried your Pills. Their eff
fcts were slow, but sure by persevering In the use
OF them am now entirely we'll
SENATE CHANBER, BA4oN RoUGE, LA.,5 Dec, 1855.
DE-. ATER: have been entirely cured by your
Pills o.. Rheumatic Gout-a paint disease hat had
afflicted mic for years -Y1SCkNT SLIDELL. B
FOR DRoPSY, PLETHORA, OR KINDRED COM.
PLANTS, requiring an active purge, they are an
: FOR GDsffY isiBss OF oOSsrIP ALTON, AND as
sADINNER PILL. they are agreeable and ehectual.
FITS, SUPPRESSION, PARALYSIS, INRLANA-
TON and even DEAFNESS, and PA RTIAL BLIND
NESS; have been cured by the Alternative action OF
these pills
Most Of the pills in market contain Mercury,
which, although valuable remedy In skilful hands,
e dnnssgoqs II public Pu, rom the dreadful con-
These contain no mercury or IMMORAL substance
whatever.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-16
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