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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-24

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The Gold H+Tl he Best OfaIlPenS
llQEE1lFs COLD RENs5s
The Best Pens In Tie world: s9l
I'm RrrFIr4 b. 81 OF nm.
" sl1ls % Cior -os6 8l8luTS ~ ~ },
s51ileE gil sd ~ EstlEP RI nail o. 6tbeT1,e !,
1870 2 sole Re1 or HsI Szlasflg de s1l1e a.
erlta1g p qele1Petpsl5 Et4s
GOLD PRNs WITHOUT CAgEs
FOR 2seents TIE NaEfe Pen; tor IS cent? he T,l.,
EenS II 30 oeats, TIE AiW9yS HosdyR forJseSStS
ne s4sslInt Zen; ard faE 8, the Exeelzor PEA.
me H4ees are Nos. = 3 q SaDd q.
TYTB EAlfE PINS n GTI.VRH.pI. mn I,Jy,,,,,.
MOh CAel5e 41Ilt PkHCILE
Tor sQeenfa ths AGAg5c Pm; for rs cent? fhsT,,,.
Rens f.E 81 tie Arrays 5sea Pen; fuTs q ~ ~
are uell,hni1hed, good Ettng Goa PenS I,tE =:
doSnln p0tnta The SEgTnE every n6e 81 1-Li.I
lFil tHE ouf&ast l5Eo.s e ts - sea Peal -
lty are st9Elpad On TIE III wing Pena SDS IN.
Ho5ntB are uaTTGutsd 41F H1 l11seiIt oo...sy
sosadezt ne nliE tsEs !n9irate size nlly: 10 i
petng the smallest 30 the arelt, adapted f1F ia
pOeketS No. de smallest, ana 40 10 ~ is,..t
Mh1an!ath Cold Pen, for the desk Long And =.
diam Htbs Of NJ HiEes md eluatie6 500 IEibt -
Hos :, 80 and are insde ouly q frls qnalify. y
GOLD PENS, WITHOUT CASES.
For g cents, . no. Pen, 15t quality, OraNo.
Ps1, % Q1aiity.
RoE 8, lio. 2Pen, 1st quality. or 10. Pen. "a
quality. q . No. 4 Pen, "a qUalfty. =
koE y p ? No 3 Tsqs lgt quality, Of No. Pen.
q quality: o. 9 No: Per, % Qualify.
% quality, OF q No. 8 Pen, ID quality.
81 toE Us . So Pen, 1nt No. Pen,
FOF t2asss no. Pen, Isl quality. go
THE SANE GOLD PINS. WITH STLFRRExTKy
61oH CAsA9, WITH PENCILS
loE = so 2 No. Pen 1st quality, Nc Pen
FOR s1is, . No. 2 Pen, 1st quality, or No. 3 Pen.
q quality, o. 30. Pen, 81 quality.
RorsS Ne Pen Isl quality, q 4 No. Pen. "a
ROr325q5 aNo.4 Pen 15t qlaiity, Of 4 No Pea
"a qual1tys OF . No. Pen, ID quality.
For 81 No. Pom 1t quality. O. ! No. Pen. "a
Tor $50, 80. Q Pen, ii quality. -
GOLD PENS, ALL 1fRST QUALITY, IN SILVER.
MQuGIRD DESC Ho4DKRs
= No Pen, foT S1s6J sHlol7 Pm. Z -. 80
% Ser ~ Ho.s Pen for No. Pen, and for 81,
1ridonn pointA cy6fu1ly selected and none Il t6is
quality ara sold With tbs f1llerfsefiIn vbSsS
.S TbS Sc ss a4 sGt 6 ss ad :,
by hin PrsVip1s 70 the yeaT 1850. -
The ID quality" he Intends shan equal IN re,Dset
% aud 6oOi Writing lHiifiss
tthe only fFue consider tiOnll any Gold Pens made
In FeElrd 70 thp cheap Gold Pens he bees l.ay. 10
Sd Be oould not have Eads a Good viii.
Ing and Durable Pens the Price, had the gold been
furnished gratuitouBly. t'' =
fSu9Set oTdejlg MKT - an tIStaanet Speeifv tie
atrIlbeyP epd Quality OF az PeSS o. nj al
CoGS SpdRtea aid b fdFfIe1dar % defTf1s ~ EiS
q Peas they 4retfVeghstl EtIg a. IfaEeT, eOsgIe
'Se BY an delers IN the line throughout
the eopntry. Address
III iafs No. o Maiden Lane. New Ycrk.
anyone sending single letter post stamp Iii re-
eeiEe circular With Eie Ernlla SngrlVinPS n ne
19oSe we. and styless mh2+and
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-24

ThePreSeut critical state Of European afslrs vim
tness publications unusually Interesting dur
dIe ground between the hastily written nSSs.iteHS
crude organizations, And Tying rumoFs Of the dailS
JOURNAL ana the pondeTOug tome OF the future M.
toEAn Written after the living interest and excite
nent o. the great political events Of the time sim
nave passed away. II r 70 these Periodicals. thaI
gst look for the only really intelEfbIe and
reliable history Of current events and q sush n
e1gt.gn % their vel led literary GcFsntfGC
confederation oE The reading public. = -
me receipt OF Advance Sheets ffdu the
8rltlsh pGbIhheh gives Additional value TO these
bepf1nts, tnaSmneh e. they can now be pIRced n,
ths hands Of Subscribers about a. soon as he oriE
n'A salt Fas' 80 G. f- s5.tr
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-24

end The eOneolaitaut gynlptolaS q Z h S
49, 80. = -. ~. 2 tsSl01AI- Its u
tsalily toE THE lhSt ten years has .PSf7lc f-4
sll0I u 4 70 poses. supeTtOr vtrtueSS l-,,s
Plnipts. KBRN KNIGaTM.B, ~ ~
A. 3. MOTLEY; =, 1:sq7 q uz1es, r, whites; n
Snes yoa iys1ted II and belieys e DE bef ned.
should sooner pay twenty ave doliaFs for q EsffiS
than % without Sc, OF take any other rensdy.''
Group, Whooping Cough, Innuenza.
sFEnsyIELb, Ms, TSb. 7. 1sss.
,,S HtI eheerfally certify yohr Pc
lng eGugh, Group, apd the chest diseaseS n
children. We % your haternfty Is ths s51t6 a..
pFeet1te your GkIl and ooulmead your iSIieff, h,
oar People HLRAlfC6NRLINs Fl. n. = :
AMOS LEE Hs9s NoHTEREE, IA, writes "a IAN
1850: II had tedious Igfiusnl which en- frei M
y Sts ~ Hees; took many without re-
lieIi nnaly tEIsd your eordL By the adTies of 6nF
Clergyman. The lrst dos reli6Ted The sGrse-S n
my throat and lungs; legs than one half ne ottIe
made me completely we'll Your ineditfnes are tiie
cheapest q well ~ the best VI ean bny and he -
teem yGu. Doctor, and your medicines, as the poor
4eA'A 80 50 nc -4-i 45;,'..s lt5tf
Asthma or PhfhIsie, and Bronebftis.
WEsE MANcEHsIER Pa, FEB. &, 1855.
s4R: Your CteTTy FecteraG.I = performing HlarTel
Ious cares In this section, IT has reIIeTs3i sTSi
ltol ~ fmlng Of consumption and g i1iS
eEfSg man Sl'9 has laoFed "a aRsction Of
rue lnnSs toF the last forty yeaEs. - =
s.tz HENRYL. PARKS, Merchant.
a. a. RAHfsEY, II. D., ALLOY, NOSRoE Co. LORI.
Ht1teS sept o. 1855: eOuTihg my praeffee 81 MANI
yeAEs have found nothing equal to your iCSeJI11i
Pictorial for giving ease and relief to couS,ISDtIIs
patients, Or curing snei' a. are eprabls' =
We m sht add volumes Of evidence, bat The most
convincing proof Of the virtues OF this rtfneIv a
found nitS effects upon trial. IS
Consumption.
Probably NO one remedy has SycF been kbo,yn.
Which cured 90 many and such dangerous eassS n
this. some NO human aid can reach; btit eVS5 ~
those this Cle7Tg Pictorial Affords relief and comfort
AsEoR H0usE, NER YOHE ClTx, March & lss8
DOCTOR AIE3 lsoEE1L: 4 feel II duty and 4 pIeas.
9re % inform you what your Gerry Fsef01IF IN.
done fOrmy wife. She had been liTe
a9deF tue dangeroug OF Consampt nom
when no AID We could procure gave her much FeliSE
She w9s steadily falling until Dr, Strong, Of INT
etty, where We have come for advice, feconliSlde6
GEtal Of your medicine We bless his kindneII ~
We 90 y0qF tpr abe has recovered from tat
she y not yet IS strong Sh0 u6ed to Is INF n ~
mo her cough, and calls herself wen 2 ~ -
Yours with gratitude and toRird.i III
ORLANDO SHELBY, on SRI11YT11LR.
e9Isat Do not despair ttll you have tried
best medical chemists in the world and ia trt III
around us beSpeak the high merits o. ia yfFttis.
Philadelphia Ledger. -. =. - s.'se
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-24
missouri MINING C0I1naIlY
incorporated Feb. 22d, 1881.
STOCK IL Ss0O mn

Incorporated Feb. 22d. 1851.
CAPITAL STOCEk................. S5OO.OOO
luis COMPANY Is PoRaIRD FoR THE PUR.
y pose OF advancing the great mining interests0:
purey philanthropto motives il initiating this en-
LetpElse We believe that the stock can Be made to
rs diy1aends aud ct the same time more real
Velop!ng aud making known the astonishing mineral
Gee4A Of Missouri than by the nss Of i've fimea the
Of our capital invested in any other business
We shan make the once Of our Company { csu.
pee mining bpreSu Of the mineral resources al the
State. We have power nnieF oir eiartrT. to mr.
chase and sell mineral lands yhefeTcr IsrGtsj In
Ats9qnFi- Great Inducements viii be offered to can
ana mining Adventures, who desire to pur.
So15T Gn9 work paying mines, by dealing with this
we respectfully solicit the attention of.all Who
n ~ tengR iqr sale TO send Us statement
the number of AeFes the location, and the low
Ssa price they are willing to take for said lands
!, e SNAIL work only such mines as pay largely but
open and prove most Ofsthe lands We sell The
goog tor subscription to the stock arc now open ct
tne once Of the Company, Main street northwest
Locust street. All who feel an iptereGt IN Ills
G4.tnes and have money, VIM Do well to call and
s!bett Boz Those Wishing stock living ont Of the
slEy, can secure It by enclosing ten Der cent Of ID
amount wanted TO thS PFelident o. TreaSurer.
49tIza ga DIR1o4oRs:
Henry .. Bacon, Esq5 Matthew Butler, BEG,
1 11iss1 gSlaPpI ks95 q = L.BtHarU0Od, EOq4
L:V. Boz I2g 4s =: y: Lynch, ES!s
Henry D. Bacon, = : : p r. y Po,Iv - .t4'
u. B0ELiRR; Treas ALFRED Ci.1PP. Pres't
The above pros s6tusi has nj, to This date been
In only one OF enr leGdipg papers for ten
~, 70 extra efforts to get stock taken have Been
the public % ven appreciate the sound-
and dollars Of the stock Gas already been taken We
~ ~, state that the GhaFeS are S25 each, paid
Z ia without further liability; tIanEierable BY de.
~ only whom dividends ara received
On having money to spare, can by the pur.
StIiss OF ehares In the Missouri Mining Company
An nvestment that viii pay larFeIy and hold
An taS = readily into cash Wfthout1oss
= = to the President promptly
st. Louis, No aNaneb N 1ss1 nil-'V-aA WIN
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Premium to New subscriberg.

the Nos 0fitlle same Periodicals Tor 1890 vim bs
furnished complete, Igfdtout additional eE6T0e /
these Periodicals lose little by age Hsnes a mi
year 81 the Nos. for 1850, may nearly Ss
Subscribers WIsling also the Noa for 1881. vilibe
supplied at the following RxTRR1tELY low RA4Es.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-24
NEHMs' (R0guIar Pricol.l
$500 i, ! -, ~ 4.
PORTAGM.

The Postage 70 any part Of the United State, VIM
pe put ThEhEY:FOuR ORRTS year Tor GtBlSeI-
wood and bnt ROuRTRRli CENFtS wear for sSrf
81 the Reviews. - 80 'e'SU
nIghod Ger 1852. And q y 1ut-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-24
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS!

BALuH1RE, March 2sth, 1852.
WB Wo1hd cali the attention NJ buyer 10 E1fP
w present. very dSslFabls stock Of
Spring and Summer Goods.
Which We BOW oasr Eor sale At tbs lowest caa prices
English and American Pant stufs.
naSyOf ubieharo suitable foF thS IOshlng Tad.
AAotleH 2 AHERIcAs PRINTS II ARIE1E.
9Eey etU9 0oOdA Pertain DelatBs1, ahd Ysuey Dire
59o4s tor Sdlo15 larG0 line u BIeaehsA shFtInR1:
AHst9sC1 striped shftiDg, coftst Jeabi Dfiils CD.
80 41Gelas 40 = vSEisty Of BIeaebSd aad Blown
Also, ., ~. IL ABd l24 Beaehsd ghso En1s Penten.
uAEy RiaidS and Plaid AID Etripad Oan6GIFZT ~
Dian, CRABBH 400,
1HfoaIERB AsD J0BHEEs,
No. 23S baltimore 81
HoaF Charles st.. Baltimore Ma
"a gsnSTal aIsoTtmoBt Of J. 4 p. COATR'
8fUuL CUIIOA. mhal-S110
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-24
S ~ sl;1sal.s0A Y. .. JOHNSON.
q. w, JOHNSON & SON.

+ 2 UL OoppeE4 TIN aud
sheet Iron Ware. 7H
HAVING AVAILED OURSELVES OF ALL THE
than eSer to mn an orders Tor any nrfieie or of IN
the abOVe line ofbuEinesSs Vallies and Conductor
made g order. Steamboat work done In subStal,-
I4 ana WoEkm1nhke manner. We are now paying,
attention TO this branch Of the trade and
can EuaTantee Gattiiaetion In every partie1lar 10
Wlolesale DealeEs we eaui0Ger Inducements that
complete sud the ISfnIl 1t al times. We
keep stock Of latest and most approved patten0
Of Coal and Wood Stoves On hand a Sil tfueE
e y H93 1IrLst q. ". JOHNSON q SON,
No. 1Ta Market SQUARE,
0@-Q6Nn Wheeling, Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-24

New Spring Wall Paper.
re sSs 9r 9 1, ygsy hsnsols Z Ftas
y 5er a4le eilaD ~ 8 sJQSEPHGRAERS,
g aslsss5i Ia 70, % Monroe e.,
WINDOW GIsASs.--aoO0
~! sbo1l and liealidg - -
- ~ = Fieal b q. 49,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-24
WHOLESALE DrV Goods
a Card to Merchanfs.

BA1FmORE, March 2Ith, lsa2.
WE have nav ia 5tOFa, CaS& shall continue 70
w receive addltiO2s almost daily, dnTinE ti,e
aaas0nl SUPERIOR STOCK Of RTARLE & FANCY
DIR GOODS, ADAPTED 70 SPRING and gIINNHR
BALE 70 which We invite attention
OnE Iong e1psTtenes q buslness enables rs 70 -
leSt our stock With EeeEClAL REFERENCE 70 the
wants Of tbs COUNTRY TRADE; and DuFrhS-iSV
- do, EXOLUsIVBBY FOR CASH, We eSu Sue
eSsssnly compete With houses In this o. any other
- We have taken itEshtago q the RECENT DE-.
oLIek 70 most kinds GG:pIy Goods aHd OlF stock
goodA ~ prices AS LOW Il eaa Sc Is1l1d ~ Hr1
othsI house, Oar terms are Cash, o. ~ month
eteeits AeE bse RaPeE oyablO With oxehEEEI
NILEEH, CLObD& liiLLiSR,
NosSSo DalttRloEe, ard a German. 81, s I.
Hll43sAlIlt .rs i DnlhlRanEa :
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BlIMTIuD, No. NJ n ma

BlIMTEuD, Mass. Dae. %. 1855.
DC. ATEBs ] do not heGttHfe 70
aythe best remedy I have erer f1-lrlIi
lor Coughs H0afseuess, IndnplIa.
and the e0neOIlitauf gE1utuEll a 4
Cod Is yOQE CgEGET Pr1fORAI- ~
eon.tant use Ia my pE1eties and ny
ismlly toE TIE lA5t ten YeaF0 hSs
Shown u to PneseSs superior virtues.
1gE ne Treatment 81 tbese ee5-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-24

Sol'l., Ts g ~ sEl I7s selS9
mi - 3 4SsSi 1eet as r
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PROGRAMMR&

SC, Sc. sc
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-24

SILK HAps.-ye bays iiI,,4f ,s.Il5y5,3 4 mat
~ styles6E SIN Hat Heb We invite
OF gntlenen wanting Good article in
sne . ltne Imh2Ei = H6ReER kBRO!
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-24
NeW GO0ds! NeM Goods!=

MI are now EeeSiVlhE our Third Stock 81 guFin,l
~ aod summsE Goods, o. the latest RHd mOSi n.
1tA1lo styles. HaEiag bought q EFsat many a o0r
eoods e The late laFES Auetloh GSloS W thi1. "
SO oef l6aHeonSnts hot 70 b toand olSSybeTo 10
~. ~ uoala lnytte buyers 70
Dylo s.i No ~ MSj5 81,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-11-27

We asked our ncighbor two questions
week before last. and. as we supposed. he
utterly failed to answer them intelligibly
in the affirmative or negative. In reply.
he asks rs. docs the editor OF the Re-
PUBLICAN desire to see the Union restored
As il was. and the Constitution remain as
it is. and al the States enjoy all the rights
and privileges they did before the war COM
menced? Come right to the point"
Our reply is. that the Union is claimed
by Democrats to be dissolved. We desire
Its restoration on such basis Is will give
equal rights to all the citizens Of the Gov
srnment and the people. The Constitu-
ton Of the United States. like the Consti-
tuition Of the State Of Indiana. should be
altered. when the necessities of the public
demand it. or il would in the course OF
kime become impracticsble. The Demo-
Gratis in 1861 desired to alter it so as to in
clude the principles Of the Crittenden A.
msndmcnt We think it should be alter
ed when the good Of the people require it,
We are in favor of the states enjoying all
the rights which they enjoyed before the
breaking out Of the rebellion. and . great
deal more besides.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-11-27

~We publish q very interesting sto-
ry on our first page to-day. entitled The
Federal Tax" A moro appropriate title.
perhaps, would have been: The Demo
cratic Legacy to the American People. "
Certsin it is, had Buchanan an his Cabi-
net been loyal and true men there would
never have been any rebellion; or had the
Democratic party in the North not given
encouragement to the secessionists. and
the Democratic Generals who have been at
the head of our armies on the Potomac
and in Tennessee, performed their duties
like brave and true men should, the re-
bellion would have been crushed long ago.
Is not modern Democracy q costly luxu-
"? We have heretofore said. and we
DOW repeat the remark, that the salvation
Of the country and the perpctuiiy Of our
free institutions. depends upon the utter
snd total humiliation of the Democratic
party. Its leaders, at heart, are all aristo-
Gratis and enemies Of free government
They are working day and night for the
overthrow Of our present liberal institu-
tions that they may establish monarchy
and titled nobility in their stead. Will
not the people be warned in time? M
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-11-27

Some viciously disposed soldiers in Gen.
eral Milroy's army. have been in the habit
lately of brutally beating. xithont any
cause whatever. the negroes who were en-
p!oyed by the General to do the camp
drudgery for these very same inhuman
brutes who inflicted the punishment. The
General. in his order. says that he has good
reason for believing that said soldiers are
employed by the rebel slave owners in the
neighborhood to 20 abuse the negroes that
they will leave the army. and can then be
captured By the rebels and returned again
into slavery. Milroy. il his order. threat
ems severe punishment to these degraded
bTutes. snd at this the tory Democrats set
up mournful vail Of indignation If .
tory Democrat beats or bricks-bats to
death deisnseless negro, be i almost cer-
tain of getting some Office from his party
- reward FOR the gg)lant feat, but should
. negro be guilty Of even sneezins in the
presence Of these immaculate tories. they
e4n't rest until he il hung or beaten to
death. Tho negroes shal! not be our
equals" is the burdea Of the tory cry. and.
that they may not be. their destruction is'a
forsgone conclusion n-shs misds of pro-
slavery Dsmoerscy. sssl sris = :
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-11-27

A Southern lady recently arrived at New
York City from New Orleans. and as nat
ursl- consequences. excited some suspicion
in the minds Of the vigilant police of that
city. as to what her object might be-
Soon after her arriva! abe took her depar-
tire for Washington, which confirmed the
belief in the minds Of the police that she
was . rebel SPY. and a detective followed.
arrested and took her back to New York.
and placed her in confinement. until her
object and purpose in coming North could
be ascertained. 1t is probable her arrest
and confinement was unwarranted. and
that wrong was committed BY Superin-
teadant Kennedy in doing so; but. on the
other hand. there is little doubt but that
he thought be was justi6able in arresting
her. and no one but tory at heart would
condemn him or the President for the act.
under the circumstances. especially as she
was released from confinement. by order Of
the President. as soon as the case could
be investigated.
Loyal people as well As tory sympathi-
sers know that some Of the most success
ful spies in the employ OF the rebels were
females. and no none but such as wish to
give aid and comfort to rebels would con-
denim an officer for arre>ting suspected
Females. even though it should turn ont that
"a innocent one. as in this case. were &C.
easionally arressed. 1t is frequent &C.
currence. even in times Of profound peace.
for innocent persons to be arrested and i'm
prisoned. and nothing is said about it; but
ell the tory sheets in the country set up a
discordant howl over the arrest of Mrs.
Brinsmade as q great outrage. as they have
done in every case even when the most no.
torious and open mouthed traitors. who
were denouncing the efforts Of the Admin
istration for the preservation of the Gov
,rnment. and trying to prevent enlistments.
have been arrested. But. when Northern
school nistresses were unceremoniously
and rudely driven out Of the rebel States.
without time being given them to collect
their debts or even pack their trunks. these
hypocritical. tory sheets were mum-had
not word to say. Nor did they utter .
word of condemnation when the persons OF
beautiful and accomplished females were
assaulted and violated in the presence Of
their husbands and children, by pro-slsve-
~ ruffians in Kansas. Are not these tory
e'iitors very proper persons. to complain
Of the arrest Of suspected spies and traitors?
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-11-27
re- The receipts for revenue stan ps q

re- The receipts for revenue STAN ps al
the Office Of the Commissioner Of Inter.
nal Revenue, for the week ending
Nov. q. amounted to more than 80. 300.
600. Tho collector Of the San francisco
district reports as his total receipts for the
month of October nearly 500, 900, oil
which over $500 accrued to him as com.
missions. The Commissioners Of Internal
Revenue has decided that in oil cases
where the wrong license has been taken
ont under erroneous impressions or in.
structions, the person taking such license
must make q sworn statement of the facts,
attested by the assessor. and forward the
same directly to the Commissioners office
IL the petition be granted. the collect OF
will be instructed to refund the amount
for said license. The Commissioner has
also decide that person whose business
it is simply to collect money for the rent
of real estate does not thereby become O
commercial broker within the m aiming oil
the excise law. A simple bill collect or is
evidently not embrs' e | in the words "pur.
chase. rent or SELL" but il is for the as.
SCISSOR to determine. in each case, that a
person who Inns collects for others is not
also engaged in the other occupation.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-11-27
Piling 1t On Rather Thick.

The Starke County Press. in speaking
Of the probable candidates for Speskershir
Of the approaching session Of the State
Legislature. and those whose claims are en-
titled to consideration by virtue Of thcil
exertions during the recent political can
vass. says:
among the hard workers was NJ. A
o. Packard, . member Of the last HOUSE
from this Representative District. and W.
take the liberty Of suggesting him in con
nection with the Speakership. He is al
excellent parlimentarian."
Mark Packard an excellent parliamenta
rian! To use familiar phrase. the very
idea of such thing would make q dos
laugh. The mere suggestion is extremely
ludicrous. and to no one will it appear
more SO than to Packard himself.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-11-27
100000 n asssr s. TO SE sHtH

LLOYD'S NEW STEEL PLATE COUNTY
COLORED MAP OF THE u. STATES,
CANADAS, and NEW BRUNSWICK.
From recent surveys, completed Aug. 10, 1862
cost $780, 900 to engrave it and one years time.
Superior to any $40 map ever made by Cotton
or Mitchell, and sells at the low price of fifty eentsS
$4,000 names are engraved on this map.
1t is not only County Map, but il is also a
COUNTY AND RAIL ROAD MAP
of the United States and Canadas combined in one,
giving
EVERY BAIL ROAD STATION
and distance between.
Cusyantce any woman mas So to S. per day,
oAd viii take back all maps thai cannot be sold
and refund the money.
Send for 81 worth to try.
Printed instructions how to canvass well, furnish
ed all our agents.
Wanted-Wholesale Agents for our Maps in sv-
cry State, California, Canada, England. France
and Cntn. A fortune may be made with a few
hundred dollars capital. No competition.
J. t. LLOYD, l6f Broadway New York
The War Department uses our Map Of Vii ginia,
Mar, land, and Pennsylvania. cost $1,000 on
which is marked Anietam Creek, Sbarpsburg,
Maryland Nights. William<poIt Ferry. Rhorers-
vile, Noland's Ford, and all Others the Poto-
mac. and every other place in MARYLAND. Virginia
and Pennsylvania. or money refunded.
LLOYD'S
TYPOGRAPHICAL MAP OF KENTUCKY,
OHIO. INDIANA, and ILLINOIS.
is the only authority for Gen. Buell. and the War
Department. Money refunded to any one fndisg
an error in it. Price so cents.
From the Tribune
"LL0IDS MAP OF VIRGINIA, MARY
LAND, AND PENNSYLvANIA-Thi Map is
very large its cost is but IS cents, and is te hest
which can be purchased sob
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-11-27
Clptnre by the Potomac FlotiIla
WASHINGTON. Nov. q.

WASHINGTON, Nov. "a, 1862,
The ilotill. brought up sixteen prisoners
last evening captured while attempting to
run the blockade. Among them are sew
eral prominent Marylanlcrs who had in
their possession over 5000 in gold and
currency. together with about the same q
mount in boots. shoes. and other good.
purchased for the rebels. From private
conversation which was overheard, it is
inferred that two OF their number are rebel
officers, and are pretty well informed
with respect to our military affairs during
their brief stay within the Union lines
here and at Baltimore.