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The national Republican., 1862-09-17
NLAIms AsAIasT Il. UIF1ED s7Avss

FINLEY BIGGER, Cste Registse Of tns v. D,
Treasury,j and CHARLES q SHERMAN, CosA
seors at Law will devote their entire attenttsa to
the prosecution and ssttlsnent Of demAnds agains.
the United states, growing out Of the pesssaf VA
raotors, and Dnsursins ohoers; applications for
the restorstsn. Of property illegally aesed o. osp
tured and for compensation for the nee OF privsis
property for Government purposes, and for damages
for the injury Of such property BY the army ioi
military pay pensions, and bounty lands; And iot
tIstributive shares Of monies payable st ths Tres
sury and due to sui contractor and others
Iney will also give Legal advice TO olaimant., ooa
tractors, and TO unprofsssionAl agents In ltgAtee
JAses end prepare written arguments when deeired
With Non-fesdent Agents who may send them
9Ans, an equitable division Of oommiaaoas Will b.
made. .H
Undisputsd Demands will be oollsessa $50
rompuy rsmitted for . ooAmissiso Of iron hall
it two and half Per osnt -dspendtng On the
sno1nt; and negotiations with the DspaSt0enb
o0n iuStsd on moderate tsFms.
By pronpt attention, nodsfate charges, ioog ex
perienoe, aad minute kAovlsdgs Of the 81 laws
regulations, rules and preosdsats, governing thk
3lais Of business at ths Department., they h0pe "a
render their services ussful 70 oainaats AID public
srelitors. |''. a. = Z -l' {
Reference may be made to Menbsrs OF congress
and officers Of the Government; and specially, BY
permission, to the Hon. ELISHA WHITTLsssT fir5t
Comptroller Of the Treasury.
Address" Me.rs. BIGGER I SHERMAN
onos, No rs trsst, near Treasury nd WI
laris Hotel, o.. nov e-sr
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|EUR DOe0OH, VA .AnWPoRV kND

msH HI fsSSf Ssfls SEiy 81 ss ssnaffss m r.
6TATi, BAI ,efATE, saA 6izTlyZ ukfll1
a e T. r. isissS s1sss :
railroad, dstases ofn MIS- osiy 70 Bossos.
I:': K: ,ss. s:s T; csp: y: iss;ss ssa.
less1sW. Wsl,.dsys, - Ifidsys, SsS o'sicsE, 2
II: sss.s:s .:.s = s;NSsS :sse ~. S.p. uro
csss1ays, ThsrlaZs, - bassrdays, ct o'eloes,
~ - ssss.sss = ~ ri ssssd With scsi.oai,s nas.
oofutt Of pssslser, who ~ Saordsd b M touts
Aehta rs1 6eosd, aa1, % arrival = Iall fiyef,
Pgecse4 pa 6eanhoat tsaiA, rsaoAinS Degtoa eaRfy
s.aitins Of ne esconnodatoa q A K.,by
Which they nay rsaeh Boston sbestexA, q.
ASsegSgs nnstsf Z astashsd . sAsh lssansr. VIE
feeessss taA Neests ths baggage; Aad asoompanis'
khe Ans 10 ~ destination. F ult o'-I' ~
ween Fall river and Providence, daily, except sss
Ise,A e ,asessa .y Win ss,.,,,, -,
,s1 s,s g sossss sSs .% ssHd:t :se
}sstinatioa ct about II AL
Snos, o Pier Ne. ., North river. fsr slstssooD
SS Ssst e spply % o'ara II ds'irod 70 '''nr'
| ~ y ao gwM. BORDEN, Assnt, 70
sus iI--tf 10 and II Wont strsstIF.f;
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\ p DIAL MOTTO E.

q p E DIAL MOTTO E.
DR. y. vELLNY's Private Hospital, In The
FEDERAL Block, corner Of Seventh and + streets,
opposite the Post and Patsnt ofnces Rooms
- and "a, up stairs, Washington, DO.
Al diseases Of private nature srssssd IN the most
scisntino manner, and radical cures elected h sn
osses. sYPHILIrIC AFFECTIONS. eoN0R-
RHGA, eLEEr, sTRIcTuREs, SEMINAL
WEAKNESs, or ths rsslls Of vOLUPTUoUs
DREAMS, or any weakness Of The aENRRATIvE
ORGANS, from any casss whstsvsr, o. bow long
standing, thoroughly and radically olrsd
AFFLICTED AND UNFORJ UNA7E.
No matter Whist your dlssass, let no false dslicaay
prevent Apply imnsdiassly to Dr. vsll.y, who Is
ssknowledsed 70 be By far the most SUCCESSFUL
PHYSICIAN In the treatment Of private diasasss.
fear not to come and make Known yoar nisfostunss,
and he will speedily send you on your way rejoicing
SELF.ABUSE,
that dreadful soourse Of the young, INDUCED In
when alone, which destroys the ssasratvs organs,
units you for married life, producing weakness Of
the osok and limbs, lo~ Of animation and muscular
power, paptaton Of the heart, nervous lrritabiity,
.oss Of memory, melancholy habits, insanity, con.
sumption, and death.
YOUNG MAN, in view Of the dreadful ooass.
ausnoes, delay not to make your case Known to Dr..
v. Your secrets with him Az saored, and you may
oonadsntly rely upon hs medical skill.
Thousands whose sysens were shattered and were
on the brink of the grave, has hs brousht bask to
vigorous health by his shiifui asatment
MARRIAGE.
Married persons, or thoss contemplating matri
mony, who suspect themselves Of inpotsnsy, seminal
weakness, or any disease sridns from . relaxed
state of the genital organs, whether tbs result Of
disease, injury, consequences Of youthful indisors.
tons, or indulgence Of the psssous in ripper yssss.
are earnestly sntrestsd TO place themselves under
the care Of DR.. v. They may rely With certainty
upon speedy cure, and full visor restored.
he treats with entire success oil diseases Of females
such . LUCoRRHEA or WHITES, LAPsUs
UTERI, 30, 40, and in every case guarantees q
perfect CURE
FEES moderate, and VISITS and CoMMUNI'
CATIONS strictly PRIVATE and CoNFIDEF.
TIAL.
PERSONS calling sss NO ons but the DOCTOR
Those at distance may b. TREATED BY MALL,
giving STATEMENT Of CASE, No., 90,
y2-3ms
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lS62. ,tr 1862.
,aPRiNo ARRANGEMENT.
NEW YORK LINES.
TEE CAMDEN AND AMBOY AND PHILA
DELPHIA AND DTRENTON RAILROAD Co Z
LINES.

bELPHIA ANDTRENTON RAILROAD co. 8
LINES.
FROM PHILADELPH1A TO NEW YORK
'.r. AND WAY PLACES. ~ ).
From Walnut Street wharf, and Ksn-
80 siBgton Depot.
wiLLLEAvI As poLLows, VIZ Fare.
At 9 A. n, via Camden and Amboy--C 4 A.,
Accommodation. iOn....,,..,..........,.. ..S2 d
At Q a. NJ, via Camden aud Jersey City-NeW
Jergsy Accommodation. .........,.,.,. 22t
Ats A. NJ. vis kensinEton and Jersey City
Morning Mail .......:...... 800
At Hk r, NJ, via Camden and Amboy-Aooom.
At2 r NJ, via Camden and Amboy-C. and A,
Ata +. N via Camden and Jersey Oily
Evening Express ........... ........... 500
At =. NJ, via Camden and Jersey City
At6k r n, via kenslngton sad Jersey City
Alta p T., Via Ksnsins ston and Jersey City
Al & p. M, via Camden and Amboy-Ao0om.
modAtion, (Frcight aad Pasenser}-
'.... = Ht elne uckh. 2G
.ftI., ID 0lass ticket ........... lbt
The eS p. T. Lime runs daily, Sundays xoepted
The IL r. n Southern Nail runs daily,
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: ~ V1kzB guokkI. -, 7.
Tho eH p. u Line runs daily, Sundays exoepte
The IL r. n Southern Nail runs daily.
WAY LINE4

For Bristol, Trenton, de., at no and OK A. N.
and 8, g. 30 and II p. M, from Kendnstou and X
r M, from W WAlaut street wharf u =
For Bristol and intermediate Stations at l1x A.
NJ, from Remington
For Palmyra, Riyerton, Delsnoo, Beverly, Bur.
lngton, Florence, Bordentown, 4c,, at l9x, I, Z,
and bk p. II
Rtesmbo%t Trenton, for Bordsntown and intsrue
date Stations st TX r. M Hom Walnut street
& n FOR New York, and Wsy Lines leaving Ken.
ton Depot, take the Cars on Fifth street. above
run inls the Depot, and on arrival Of each Train
run lr6ln the Depot. -
Fifty pounds or baggage only, allowed each pas.
kthiSg as Baggage but their wearing apparel All
RssStge over fhy popuds, to be- paid for extra
ThS Company limit thair responsibility for Baggage
10 0ne DolSr Per pound, And will not be liable foI
any amount beyond 100 Dollars, except by speols
oonlt. WM. h. GATzMER. Agent
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Fr"' o. 1904 .--...,iSIH :. FEB o. i''''
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY
Tbs 'h0r'e' aai'I;sss st. "a s r. IeH'' iron BNlu

P7',rl .-s lff |Ul hNI ~
on and after Sunday, Feb'y 0, 1852, Passenger
Trains will srriys ind dspart from Calvert Station
TRAINS NORTH LEAVE.
Mail, ,st...,,.,,..,.s,,,.,..,. A.. M
Buffalo Express, ,,.....,,,, $50 (. ~.
PATktop Aooeinodnt0r. 400 r. ~.
PitSburg and Harrisburg Express. .....s3o p, N
- TRAINS SOUTH ARRIVE tru".
Partition Accommodation, st............ao0 A. n
BsffAl0 Express, eRs,......................., A. r.
PitFburg and Harrisburg Express. ......20o =.
Tie g. A. III. Train from W Wsshineton connects with
the B, ~ AN, Trails from Baltimore for the We'd ,
and for Buffalo, Elmira, ROCHESTER, ,Dupkirk, CsnsE
daisus, and NRgsrs Fails, and fol New Yrr,
Gtty. go
The II A. N. Train iron Washington oohassts with
tie 40 II, NJ Train froA BslttUiore, 10 eA North
and Northwest, and Elmira and Budsio aud 10
TBs 800 r. N. Train from Washington oonneo.
with tho $50 r. n. Train from Baltimore tor Pitts
bur6 Harrisburg, and the West. AMI Is direct con
Y9rt, u. Central Railroad q, New jersey.
Try this route 70 New York
~ The only Train leaving Baltimore on Sunday
70 the $50 P II, Train, for Harrisburg, Pittsburs
Chicago and the West. ~ -
The only Train q rivlns In Baltimore ca AapdAy
sb 'J,'N. DbBARRr, supt
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CHARLES
LONDON
g 7 N
- : CI|

Wy .s2sE;, up solely In qusrs and pint bot
ties, 70 meet The requirements Of
psuggist, and those to whom Pvps and Unadultsr-
sssd liquor Ia Nsssasity ora Luxury. .,
II IL the eldest sstablished ef Ill The GiNs ~
which have otaTad into sxistsbos apon the basis Of
d we'll i-dssstvSd ~ hard-eaxnsA Aalebfitys
II has no connection With, and = In no way like
~ trashy niItuIss cold - ENeLss Gln," or
a6ID Toi, Of" LospoE pogx," !" or Losnoa an."
Tsatsbility n" hilynfd ~ their hessttsrs !.
Or. Vain HaS Mott. Of New Tork, says :" II "
iaf preferable 70 evsn fuis Holland Gin, and is ~
r s..ls Z =. - . A''' %1 s"'"' 30 ''y thou
The New York Herald says: We are .surpris.d
stis beneficial eneots Il 10 certain safe guard TO
health" OF
The PHILADELPHIA Ledger says" y has ne ssps
rior, II IN equal, In medicinal vtftucs"
The Hsv Orleans Iiesyuns says: There ID no
renedy on earth for dyspepsis equal to IT,"
Ths Boston Journal says: "As . beverage, - .
preventive, or y remedial agent. we want no other
II y our sa4s ~ecvA9
women Of America. for you II Ia rart~ala,ls
oAsctsd In sioEness or health It s your sreattsi
friend, -
SoLs luroRryss,
VI Liberty street, New York
S''a " TSSiHf.In ESYsEG, Sso1LEs z 4 Co.
810 u street, nesr p. avenue,
dec lily And dealers generally.
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DENTISTRY.
.xuvat SaHvn o..

Il 'Nurni SnHVn .,--.,..- ~ ~
,h. inventor and patsntes a me Mineral Plat.
icsth, sttends personally At his once IN this ofty
Many rsrrouS oar'wes these teeth WHO cannot
~oss othe.s. aad 10 ptrsoa esswesr Others Who oar
rsrsops calllnG q ~ once can Ds aooomnodsiej
.tth sny style and prics Of Teeth they may dssire
tpt 10 Ihoee who are partiouaI spd wlsh the purss
ecaos strongest, end most psrfcot deuturc that ~,
otn vrodnse, the Mineral Plate win be more fu,f9
a,aTr~ptsd
Rooms IN this cl, y-.No. - Yeansylysnis avenue
sstweeq Ninth and Teeth streets Also, eoI Aroh
.sest, PhlIsdelphia: nasls-ly
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JlR. LOOK NOOD eontinuss the lrss-
~ uoe Of Dentivtry, In thr WashlnGton Building
oerpsr Pennsylyanii avsuus and B~venth steeet
Having practord IN ths 8outh nearly d2.een year.
hr feels ayied thst be can give sstlsntion 70 AM
tiat may oAn. ,, -. ..., -
Teeth inssrtsd on vpIoAnrra, Russss, or 9oIs
psAfs, OhlofoForu Administered when desired.
I ,auR 1T
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SArETY SPEED AND COnroRr.

SArETY SPEED AND COMrORr.
7 I'll FOR BOSTON, b.
T0sCEsTER, PALMER,, 49,, FiICmlBgRe,
Wnifk MOUNTAINS, AND In.
TERMEDlATE POINTS. 't.
- THE new and stauuoh steameB of
y the Norwich IAne, CITY OF BOS-
non sad CITY OF NEW YORK leave New Yorh
daily, Sundays cxoepted,) at ooloct, p. n, ron
l'ief No, 20, North River, foot Of vestfy street,
.. hr. FOR NEW LONDON,
Ithers connecting with the Steamboat Express
1F1ln for the above points, sia Norwich and Wof.
ckster Boston and Woruester worceetsr snd Nashua,
abd New london and Northern Railroads,
Freight taken at the lowest rates
For Information inquire Of
l. T-I'' w.. f. g. MARTIN,
my sstf ...-----,,Ascnt, on tho Pisr.
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II THE '.'''
Greatest Bargains Yet !
EXTRA sILvERfkALED, CoMPLETE4 TEA
spisoes, best quality, s1.so nstt.
EXTRA sILvER-PLATED CASTOR, -.
French glass bottles, ., s+so, 800, to $3.50.
EXTRA SILVER: :PLATEp, OLIVE THREAD.
ED TABLE SPOONS,
~ dozen,
MIRA siLvEK.PLArED, TIPPED TABLE
= SPOONS,
% per dozen.
EXTRA SILVER PLATED, THREADED,
OLIVE TABLE FORKs.
Npef do1en.
EXTRA sILvBR-PLATED, TIPPED TABLE
FORKS,
s3a dcl
EXTRA sILvER-PLATED TEA SPOONS,
TIPPED AND THREADkD,
% doIeni
HEAVY aILvBR-PLATED, DOUBLE WALL
ICE PITCHERS,
Lasgs sse, Ss:t quality. beautifully engraved and
FINE SILVER; PLATED CUPS, MUGS, COB
Only u eaoh-retaii price, -,
SILvER-PLATED MUSTARD AND SALT
SPOONS,
- ots. each.
sILyER-PLATED BUTTEh-KNIvEs,
%, 81, and 20 ots each,
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i GAS FITTING.
4. " RMEsunGa.u.
GAS AND STEAM FILTER

bN Sausnth si., Neds ,daavsnl BrSdgs. Washington.
All ordsfs eleestsd q the shortest nottos, In the
Pr,awaI st.kton Givep to svsry depsstnsnt Of the
buNness. 80, ..... -, ID. nov -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-28

ASs1chango speaks Of the altered habits
Of our young volunteers, acquired by
rOughing 1t amid the hardshlPs Of the
camp. Many Of them arc better in health
than ever before, and when they return on
furlOugh show manly distaste for the
close rooms, soft beds, elaborated cookery,
aud other ,sasrvatins luxuri'S Of home
THERE'S no doubt that they may acquire
more vigorous stamina, physical aud men
tal, for the simple and hardy regimen to
which they are rt'trietsd' Our life gets
Subdiviasd by thousand interests until 1t
Is bsllttlsd. It is not much Of any one
thing, bat general hash and ehoWdeF oil
all, Life in camp !, mAF''I0u'ly simple
It has q few great aims " 'eW snn00hns
impulse, few regularly recurring oeeapa'
lions and diversions Tho 'npFes''o'e IA.
tuFe, glowing With enthusiasm - poured
into q WaFI'ES noa,a a .a. n ,s,i 'n'o
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-28
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
House ofDeisRnts-.


N0SDAT, January ~.
Nr. HooTEs, from the COMMITTEES 90
Privileges and Elections, reported an act
apponioDing The members 10 which ms
State is eatitlsd ih the House Of RspFeteu-
tatiVes Of the Unissd SRtes.
NJ. SHIN, from the C0mmilie on Courts
Of Justice, reported bill for the orgaaiIA-
tioa Of patrols in the county Of Wetzel.
Str. WKTIEL, from the Commits Of Bu-
rolled bills, reported the titles and num-
Der Of such bills.
Nc. AAIoLD offered a resolution that the
Committee on Roads inquire into the sE.
pedisney Of building bridge across Cove
creek, on the ClArkSburgh AID Staunl0n
road. Adopted.
The bill authorizing the Cla'kBburgh
ana BuekhAnnon Turnpike Company to
bold meetings for certain PurPO'es' was
pastel
The bill for the protection OF the Cum6sr.
land rod, in Ohio comfy, vas passed.
The bill giving Courts the power TO
grant subterraneaa IS well a sariaee
rights OF way to owners Of coal lands 10
certain eases was passed
The &C. increasing the compensation OF
aheFiifs aud other collectors Of the revenue
in accordance with the prompiness With
which they pay the revenue into the Treas
ury, was laid upon the table,
The bill lsgallEing deed Tor delinquent
laud5 10 Randolph cOuutyin EOfGeOTge
Smith was passed BY for the present.
The Senate bill changing the manner Of
examining polls and certifying elections 10
certain cases was taken up.
Mr.. HoOTEN proposed an amendment
providing for the notification Of persons
elected, which was adopted.
Mr.. RuPTSER Oasred an amendment re-
pealing all acts inconsistent with the act
under consideration, which was also adopt
ted. The bill was passed.
The bill authorizing sherids to levy, dis
train, and attach for taxes due thsCommOn-
wealth for the year 1861, was passed
The bill authorizing jAilnrs 10 receive
certain persons into their custody upon the
written order Of the Governor or any mill
tary officer, was reported.
The hour Of twelve having arrived, the
House took recess ill O'Clock.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-28

sONE Ofths ministerial press in Canada
having made 4 great hulla.balloo about
the hopeless weight Of debt that was hung
like a milestone about the neck of our
government, they are reminded BY the Toe
rOntO Globa that Canada herself happens
to live in an unusually brittls glass bOuIe
inaGmuch As she rCjoiees in q snug little
national debt" Of seventy millions Of dol
lars, and that 1t is increasing At the rate Of
ave to six millions q yesrl As the pOPu.
lStiOn Of the Provinces is only two aud a
half million souls, it follows that in order
to cancel this obligation q tax Of nearly
thirty dollars would have to be levied upon
every man, woman and child
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-28

THE fact that the President is charged
with iuacss,sibillty by Senators aud others
has led friends Of Ne Lincoln to make in.
qulrisS Of him and his private secretary as
to the facts in the matter, They are
writes the correspondent Of the N, Y.
Po,t) what everybody supposed them to
bo-that the President has not the time to
SEQ everybody who calls upon him-that he
aust deny somebody, To q gentleman who
called to discus the matter, the President
remarked, ~ have not looked into news.
paper for month |" "Thsrein you have
made an immeaIo mistake, was the reply.
@whatsvsr and whoever else you neglect
do not fail to understand public opinion,
and the wants Of the people, and you can
not obtain tbls knowledge except through
the newspapers.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-28


RULESt
l. No bSat shall rvsslrs on board auy height, AZ
Iss, the sane !, accompanied With PrTHit Il duly
Authorized OiScuF Of the Treasury Department,
Z NJ boat shall put "a OF ditchArge any freight
at any other place o. landing than that nAmsi -
the place Of is Destination.
) All army supplies shipped uhder military Or
dsrt are excepted from the Above rules bat this "a
cspl0n l0ss pot tltond 10 gods n suffers Or othsfa
ds.gnel f5F trade " sale A. military points.
l. A charge u tUeuty cent, is made % each ahiP'
msnt a. . ~ hr iaulng the permit that Is when
ever the ihipmsht Is HiAiv tx pnTpOses u trade.
Bat family tlpplca, gods Of families nioyiRg and
articles sat % aollic 10 the Unioh army BY their
frisnds, arr exempted from this permit r..
s. EVoFy bat traVing the Poi u Wheeling must
take DOT rpgulAF esaraTcs At the Cnst1m lOuAs ioF
each trip, ioF which fee u any cents viii bs
charged.
8. Boats clearing for poIni' bslou Cincinnati Will
FSp1rt manifest Of their eAfEOus to RnOch !. Car
son, ISL suFVeyor Of CusiDah a. that port, And b
governed By bic ihslructionl. -,
& All ateamboats violating the above rules viii
bs pFoouSIei arans: according 10 law, and no per.
nits viii b. granted fr the ,hlpment Of any freight
90 buard Ahy boat known TO have violated any Of
tie above Fuiss, THO. HEATON,
Special Agent, Y. 8, TFeAS'y pept
Dated, wheeling, Jan. -, lG89 tAn9s-St
(PrnaI eopy and ehafFp this oaloe)
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Loyalty OF the Eastern Shore Of VIr-
Rinla,

Loyalty OF the Eastern Shore Of VIr-
We hear little of the eastern shore Of
Virginia since tue expulsion Of the rebel
forces, but all accounts agree as to The
general restoration Of the people to loyal
y-a process we expect to see repeated
wherever our armies march into the iu'ur-
gent country. The Baltimore correspond
en-. Of the Philadelphia Inquirer says:
II have had conversation with Colonel
Puruell, postmaster Of Baltimore, and COM
mander Of the Purnell legion, who has re-
Gently arrived from Northampton county,
eastern shore Of Virginia, where be has
been for several weeks. The Colonel gives
q highly SatSfactoY representation Of mat
tiers Ia that regio6. AlliS quistand peace
full in Aeeomae and Northampton sincethe
arrival Of the Federal troops there.
aThe people. Including even those who
hAdibeen either miSled or driven into the
sscsSsiouiSm, are perfectly satisfied. Facts
Of practical aud very agreeable character
have convinced them not only Of the error
into which they had fallen, but that the
Federal Government and protection are
much better than secession. They are
now couIentsd. prosperous ard happy.
excellent feeling has been cultivated
and exists between the troops aud the cit
liens. Colonel Purnsll found their hOIpi-
tality unbounded. No man is or has been
moleSted in the slightest degree. Lin
ooln'S hireliugs' are now AScsrLained to be
exceedingly well behaved fellows. People
IN the region above named are prosecuting
their daily yocationS, relieved from that
eoereivo terrorism Of treason, once forced
upon them BY aspiring, Self-ambitiOuS,
reasonable demagOgueS. So will II be
elsewhere throughout the entire South
when our Government, In similar man.
ner, affords relief 70 those yoksd 10 bond
age by their own dishonest leaders"
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The motion to strike out the clause, pro
posing to set aside for educational purpo-
srs the revenues accruing from or pro.
ceeds Of sales Of State stock In corporations
was further discussed and eventually
stricken out.
The two succeeding clauses were adopt
ed as follows:
TAny sums due this State on account Of
educational purposes; the proceeds Of the
estates OF all deceased persons that ma!
have died without leaving will or heir,
aud all eScheated lands" shall be applied
to the support Of free schools &c.
The next clause:
1.-THE proceeds otany taxes that are now
or that may hereafter be levied on the
properties or revenues Of any corporation, !"
shall be applied &C., was taken up and
discussed until the hOur Of adjournment.
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TRIDUTE or RFSPRCT.

Ata meeting Of the DirscioI and Omesu Of the
Branch Of the Exchange Bank Of Vifgihih, 81 Wee
tOu At the Banking HOuD8, on saturtAy, 18th JAnu'
AEy, 1861 Euls RGtty, Ea1 VA requested % Aet ~
Chairman, and R. J. MeC8ndlihh, Bsq- ~ soeFetaFy.
The following resolutions were thea odsFod aHd
unAnlniouily IdOptsd;
RGtoipsd That We have heard With much OorTUu
Of the dsath Of Mr. CHAs. J. Noon, late PRECEDENT
Of thls Bank, and that We cherish with tender re-
Fard the memory Of bic many good sterling qualities
RGtolusd, That In the death q Nc. Moore many
Losses are united; We have lot = worthy, kind and
useful member OF our Beard; the Bank Althinl
and S1elsnt OldcaF, and the community most Tnln-
able Gnd charitable eitilea.
Rstoipsd, That q q further memorial d our -
TEEN AAd Affection for the deeeasSd, W wear ne
usual badge Of mourning iof thirty days.
Rstolrea That thOsS rOIOlutiOn1 b catered on the
NIbptss Of The Bank ~ permanent record OF the
ForGFd and esteem 10 which We held our deeeasod
fri,nd, and that copy Of them b mt % be WIDOW
Win the ASSURANCE q our heartfelt lympathy 10 her
Had Bereavement.
Rs,Slrtd, mat the preceding Of this nesting b
publih'd In the town g4PIf Sn 9i = w R a'
Ri. NecGNpLi1H, Secretary.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-28

GEx. GAss has over three hundred acres
which, though they lie within the limits
OF the city Of Detroit, have no houses or
,.Orsu built uPOu them. For this property
be was taxed on q valuation Of over two
hundred thousand dollars. His man Of
business objected, but when be went before
the assessors to make his objection good,
he found land broker present who OHer-
ed him 100000 10 cash for TIE property,
and bad large sum OfmOney in his hand
sI q proof that be meant what he said
As the land will be worth to tho Generals
grandchildren three or four times the
amount, the ODER was declined and the
taxes paid.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-28

Dn. RUSSELL Ofths London Timss, is ae-
tuAlly "paeking up to 60" He has en-
gagged passage in the Ounard steamer
Arabia Ills said be will employ the few
remaining days Of his IOjOurn here in hunt
ing up that terrible mob which was to
perform such shocking things Il Nj. Lin
coin decided to give up SlidSll and Mason.