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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-22
FAESG PANS:
GoVernor's Proclamation
W Rr1eVETVE DEP4EInuT, a.
wheeling, IA. June 16sh, 1852
Tothe People of Virginia.

To the People OF Virginia.
The large Or Territory won By the arms Of the
nation, requiring nuneIpus garrisous 70 hoid the
military Positions thfFeof the casualties Incident to
Of the great powers Of Europe, 20 deStroy our
reatnesl and diminish oar power, have caused the
10 secure tie nations integrity and II ,leeS - to
punish, properly. the impertinnt intern ifb
our intsE1al slain Of tins number. the STATE Of
Virginia has bern called upon 70 furnish seso men
e her proportion for the term Of three years OF dur
Ing the var
To All aud allist Ia ne work OF fi1ruflbipe tn,
StHte's quota desire Al The Senator's aud abers
Of the House OF Delegates TO act A. arents n rIIlr
ing volunteers IN thsfr resues4fy iiEf|iets III
ties shat they -aSsocat5 With theInssives fscret
persons IN eaeh magteri1l district IN their seTeEal
counties g reeruting committees; that isy recon-
mend 1ektVes Intelligent and brave men 70 Be COM
mlsioued Is II Lis1tslznts q the eoIifs1isS llfs5
teEEtn and that they exercise their discretion - 70
tns NOT etetlEe Heans q Obtaining TolunteeEs BY
lelllnE paoi5e nseetfntss md othefGfsas -
1oneteers from the counties east Of the Chesa-
FAEe Bay, and south q the RaPpahannock River and
est q the hiue Rtdgs, VIII rea t<LVOas atNorfolk
aad he the residus u the eounties 80 90 Ias
flidgess Alexandra Tiiose from 4bs VARY ,5is
triet VIII releEvo6s at 1lartlnsbu my. llld 49, f1Ir
The wheeling Congregational district fexcepf ~
county Of Rielsantst Al 1Fhesli6s ~ f3T1fta-5L
tnese BY the Tesne Of the e6unEIes q the
state yil reldeEEqes a. Charleston Gn5analotte.
burg apd cl4rksburEs nay Be most COVE
4 Preaiauo To Dollars sll be paid forl sae. ae-
Regimental Surgeon, Tresfu-frs El5ff1vE fTSyt ~
the SGD 6ountJl and Turtles DalEar5 (o1e nsonths
gAy) 7l1lt . advalee5 thus enabling the VoianfeeF
70 lelEs EligfSiqit DoEtaIF VIII he f.STI1,I -
friends, shoRld % delire 70 do -.
Loyal men Of Htrginfa. 3lth5nE IA fnferneeipe M
has devastated cur lands brouEhf Cr,ef - - -
nd saaress 70 our harris vi ] a. nd o1ht fb1t
Ie = " EpigntaEty EesPold . z i can and ~ 10
ho11e country md constitutional frss555l - -
eare forsyer, % ourselves and to our ehidre1 he
REleet-5s leGy rs b car ilflIers Ffr
lstllett Let 4 not Be slfd tIsf Il rs ~ RI vi-
gina 70 furnish her quota By Fas1riins to5G iTIff
z. II PEIBPoINI, 6oTernor
Z L A, HssaHss Secretary q the Cp-lulaausllth
lylSJtdE5t8
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-22

Stirring News From the Seat OF War.
Our army is still marching ON to Rich
mond, notwithstanding the late reYerses
before that city. Gen. PODe's command
has captured GOrdonsville, a most impOr-
tant point, at the junction of the Orange
and Alexandra road with the Virginia
Central road. by which the rebels haze
heretofore received most of their supplies
from the valley. A dash up to Winches-
ter on the part Of the rebels is no longer
to be feared, and If 'StonewaIF' jackson
has been on the road he WilInnH doubt
less hasten back To Charlottesville to hold
the railroad from Richmond to Stanton.
If no disaster Occures, this movement
gives the Union army possession of all
bnt small portion of Southern Virginia.
Pope IS now as near to Richmond as
Mcclellan was at Yorktown. The fad-
ministratIon IS at last convinced that the
best way to defend Washington is to at
tack Richmond from the north and south
at once; and General Pope is now filling
the part of General McCielian's plan in
which Mcdowell failed
Untess We are greatly mistaken, the
movements of General B1elI's forces into
Eastern Tennessee and Northern Georgia
will have an important bearing upon the
Virginia campaign, and the ultimate fate
OF tiie great rebel army At Richmond.
The orders of Gen. Pope show that the
administration has entered upon. or at
least viii tolerate, a different policy to-
wards the rebels from that which has hfth-
erto been marked out for It's conduct. The
country which the army passes through
must support the war. This dispenses, in
great part, with baggage trains aud the IN
PedLHeHAs of an army. Hence we may ex-
peet great CELEBRITY of movement in this
command. .sStonewaIl7 Jackson has az
last = competitor to 6ghthim with his own
weapons.-N. T. Forld.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-22

sl1d times soOuer eoiiid ne SEE the oPeu--
ing1 Of bis providence n the reHoTsI, and,
II U aEEst X, the Destruction Of slayery,
thai ne may be what have protested to Be.
IN deed and IN Truth, : FREE Ps2Pgs / can
almost see the finger Of God pointing IA
that direction nov. Washington Is . free
city; and there is one feature cropping oui
in all this perilous fight, We DO veil 70 con-
EIdsr, viz: that the wrath of those terrible
sons Of oppression and rebellion, has been
used by the Almighty 70 His praise, for the
removal Of the yeEy thing they intended 70
promote and establish a Eau Tho can
not see that sIsTehpIdEng traitors have
given the deaIh stab TO slsTerF, Il oliad
indeed. or cannot see afac oa- SlaTeH0fd-
ers tell ne here in Kentueky and TenBes-
see, almost daily, that slavery Is ago1e
up, and Ihats 10 use their oBn langnsge,
tbose internal traitors are 10 blame for IL
Well, I say. let II go-haIlGsj1h 10 God.
We can I've without It, and better than
ne can With II While the South lived mp 70
and under the constitution Of the UuiIed
States / respected their rights As much as
did the rights of the people of The NORTH
ERA States Bat since they have Iguored
HAT instrument and tEzmpIed the Flag uu-
der their unhslIOHed feet, have 10 more
respect for their claims to slavery under the
Constitutes, than have for the Devil for a
seat IN Heaven 90 the claim that be once
oSaed enc before be turned trRitor tothe
consultations aud iaEzof Heaven! Others
may feel differently bat there L. mouse for
uaa 70 pretend TO be better LhLa he really
is-for God viii search hin 0ut-fbis sIooe
- ny whole and real heart upon tue sub
jeet.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-22

A Stirring and Patriotic Letter from
the Chaplain OF the 42d Ohio ReEt-
ment. 5A 70
The following extract is from private
letter, written by the Rev. Harrison Jones,
the Chaplain of the 42d Ohio Regiment, to
a friend:tu Brooke county. lie is widely
known to the people of our border here, as
one of the most Jealous aud effective di-
vines in the country. he has periodically
preached through this section for many
years. Such men as Harrison jones are
the men to be chaplains in our army
am thankful to you for the glorious
doctrine of faith in the overriding and nn-
erring proVidence of God, our Father, in
finally edueing good, and only good, from
the fearful struggle in which We as Ma
ton are engaged, to the praise of His glorf-
Gus name. One Of old said, Now let Is
rael say, If the Lord had not been ON our
side, we should have perished-n So let us
say. God Is as certainly present with us.
as he was with ancient Israel. We may
not see the visible fiery pillar, with an an
gel riding on its bright f0Ids3 with drawn
sword TO fight the battles of the Lord, for
His people Yet, rs in the ease of Eiisha's
servant, who feared for Israel until his eyes
were opener, Rn0 ne Saw the cn3r1ots of
God in the sky, and said, More are they
that are on our side than on theirsn The
angels and chSTiOts were as much there for
the deliyerauee of his people aud the sad
Walton OF the city, before the man saw
them, az after. So our Heavenly Father is
working with rs, and IN rs, for our deliy-
esence, jast as certainly as though ne could
behold The visible symbols of HIS presence
among ms and oyer ms
do most heartily concur In the senti=
ment that liberty viii not 60 backwards in
this lAnd, nor VIII Il go backwards In any
otherland. See Italy. EYenRussfa moves
forward How, then, can our beloved land,
which has been the guiding star TO an ma
tions-to which the oppressed milliors of
the world have lifted up their eyes and
hearts for hope and Redemption
God7has not, In my Judgment, deYeioped
an His purposes and glorious designs CON I
corning this government and its Republic
can form OF government, nor win he pep
NIT II 70 be rent IN twain on aeeounto of hn- !
man slavery; and thus efeetnaIly cripple
as, and destroy our influence among the
nations Of the world, for the spread and
triumph 0fs free government. Z N0sa thou I
AZ - -f1s .-ailz-as ~ ~ -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-22

MUsIc.--Ws Aave resolved today the follsv-
NJ fn= music.
The American Flag.
PAEzls Maria
Rising Of the People,
Robin Rel RreAst
Col EIlsH0gtt=s Funeral March
U. 8. Navy Q1adr5lle.
Inc LAT Worlls OF HaihihEtOa.
HappT be thy Dreams,
Annie Isle,
The Volunteers Farewell,
The Rreeiusan's SOng,5
Mar God PrSecs C1turabta
Our Flag Wen afRiutt5u-
1 4rise fr0m Dreams Of Thee
Ny Village Home.
The TlFst Song With the Angels
fhe Standard Of FreedOlu,
A Drs1n Of HOpe. &.
The GUa5Oat Quick Step,
SensItiOns Sweet,
Us Army Calls
All Orders Elr Nusie pFnrspiIy attended, TO by
.-.s,lgf. D. SIc0LL 4 BIO.
Jy2t log Nam street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-22

Bargainsi Rargainsn BargainsI!I
~ cUnse9heoee % tie E-t that al Cotton Gods
i are advancing very rapidly, and the tndications
are that they via very sOan b hihsz thpp a. a1y
p-sytdas tine have puTebasela lsFEe anlsp!ehIfd
stDek q FOset-n and Dsuasstte Dry Goods With
have in stare No. - Main Tee4 Cents6 WbeerrE
and 70 which would respectfully Invite the AttsS-
toa q the public, intend selling the stock ont
a. the cd bricss, And some oos eECn eheateF tfsD
they TeIe ever known before So tE.at an uersons
needing goeds, OF who VII reed Item Tsry soon nd
batter aTaif themselves Of this opportunity Of su
plying themselves, they ill save naoney BY max
Ing their purchases 81 this time: besidss they TfI
from --.
Ny stock eousists- In patt. q BrOvnlaud BIeae4es
Muslins Calieos, Mems and Boys, wear Of every DE-
seEiption Check, PIannels Ginzhsns. shavls TabIe
and Iovret Diapers Irish LiEsls aIi Shin Fsoslls
FarHsols Skater Hoods Hoop Skfrts Laos l6d tsrep
asi9s Eslls white Geqis Laee4 EmbrnideEies q an
L.ADIAlSl LADIEsi Fozr tperfaI attsntiou e
inElte1 70 ny FeIy superior stock ~ DRRSS C4OODS
aien Z he IaEEest sheAPest aud most eonplsts Of
Grey Goods MalAmbiques, BeTaEe AnEfais -. n
great Tariesy Please Cali early, e / vim iake h
greatly 70 yOGr advAnuage . do - p - -
You're EerT respectfully
- JOHN ROEMER
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Notice.


AhNOUSCE tony oil fEiands and euvf1u,r-. ,rr,5
u the public geneFalfy that have ag1ip cornT5ege-
= loET doqEs above my old stand fof cav
EFT Dutie5dl il The houss oeeiiuiei - JIpS Sc,
arts NO l6l AAIS-sTRERI uhere 4 N l7-s1ss1sl
20 mAnntAetuTeau kiDdsof CoppeF IN - 49,
AtSI 49,, . eVeSy ntle IN the beEt
manner Possthies Fruit CAds BfS-S m C5s,e ~
- q - -. Copper Ssils frOn 70 500 ellIo5s
49, { tzftlfzt roF kna1n, % thirty yaars Expsri-
sess sIe' ne greatly the adEantase STer ITO ~,
% hot 1ndeEseald the bulfues, ara deleni r151
eee. " Their work Ny work cannot e srrt1-
- - Al work WarTlnted SusSr pAns Or uIdl1s-
- ~ e7le sl7.l ull9s g dfsr st tIisllIiest
Am aiso mafing Patent Rofler ~ ~
~ M = ulahinss which = Approved rni u
\, - invite atteufi0u BeEafsSn7e5il
- lsp9 pass Mo- 16l 1LniE-streef fsar
2ose ny Old sand take particular Fotfesl q
~ u poAtiTely underEtoOd that llvs - -,
stLlsS qireetly OK tndfretIy, uitf r FSlIl--
- y kA q st'lI1 But b sifs ~ lIf3.f NJ
~ ~ l1-streets Shers yu1 VII ha5 an kirll- ~
= 1l1 brlzl md eheet-Iron tsife: al o. ~
- - g OF HeaffnE and Cox
~, stses q the City- Alsl All kiaIs q 6ls1fns
- An tie above aFtieIesare slet5r, ,i-I,t
' ~ eIeols Can essIly ssFs -lFoni 10 10 . -
- ~ 8 BOD article though j need "a
- ~ 4soo1s{ - the pn63s have knoun ms
---s= f7-aiH -A-
~ s.seoat work n my linz tISile IN r.od o-5
~ = ~ PROM tlas3 ald 1espatel-. ~ J > ]
-. tletuFins lamp flr crude ofL ttlt -IIr.
- tlE rtifa1cy ana lfht flIIisa Il =
- = l7dAlA. CENT per uiEhk- Ba slrsal,I
9 n ma eet ole. liyi-2HdEU9 u. DUFFIRLD
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-22
The Great nass0TestIng on Saturday,

The most ample and complete prepare
tions are being made for the proposed Coun-
" Mass Meeting next Saturday. The lead
ing GuioD men of the city Ere alive 10 the
work. We Will have a rousing and a gIori-
Gus time. We Expect to see every Union
man of the County present whom the most
imperative duty does not detain away
We are authorized TO say that Gov. Pier
pofn, Senator Wiley and Hoo. sherard
Clemens will address the meeting.
Uniou men of the County see that you
omit nothiug-Ieave no word upspOken OF
deed undone that will secure the largest
possible attendance.
Let us have day of jubilee.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-22
HEADQUARTERS CAMP CARLILs.l

SpseiaI 0TIsy No. 1871
Scsis= = hereby given to All per-5ns uezxinz the
insignia Of oieers soSieEs Of the Unitei StaIes
army. ami not entitled - d innfslia.eIy
move The same. esse they viii " publicly stripped
q them and PLACED under aETest.
All Roldisrs Hbteat 'ioa farloush otherVfse-
again 0niersi report Immediately to Avoid arFSsE
as des=rTerS-
By order CAPT. EWALD OVKR-
VA wpsrr, Ae.. Pot AaJf. oHa'Aa ''aS J Jysi
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MOUNT PLK4sASI,

JEEEElS3S C5CITT- OaIo.
'I'HE undsrSsEred Lady, diIeetIy from Loasoa-
EAO haI EEEleE.et3. hlEssif in sts ART % tskitse
bsHufifEl Annbrosyp=z, PissfoSIaPh>, Aeiaz=oEypes
aid RsTYeotypes- desFez the IiAtSona=e q the s-r
rvGndfnE egzatry Nj Pleasant, EheFe Sc l. 10
SzrsI. The ksi=hf Of her ambition III te lfnsitsd
to the ssa % certifying ;be taste % The tN1ies aad
entEsaen vllO might feel disps 70 VatEoutz= heE-
jysI-2E MIS- q DAVID.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-22
BOOK-KEEPING

B1sisess Writing, COuntiu-hu lls CaIeulatiou- Po-
laeal EcouOnys Rfnanoe and BEHkius1. C,zrul.Frial
Law are The chef subjects Of afteutfsn 6af he in
StEnettonl In thess are intErspersed ERh glA1iEs
Nd tDeuinati01s tending to tie f1rnla9ion Of kiEh
eiaraeter as man and citizens
he coarse Of instruction + fnteliad % be A.
Comprehensive and thorough a. that q any q the
Sol1leEeial Colleges While the expense The sta
Ii q. bsssleEve 70 refer thoss 70 whom be b
unknoHn q Geo W Suliih, E3sJ. or 70 the u5eers
e me- ne ss55s u Thssliag and BFidgepoFt
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-22
LOST DOC.

- sTR4YED or STOLEN from The Slsd5
2a cal PurEeyoF's once, IS Main street, on
tie e.en!BE Of the isth Of July, bl4ek SsEfEabi-
i45d pup, O 10 weeks old Any Tersol sessruirs
said dog vii receive So; any on giving any
affirmation ia Te<art - him VII BE literally re-
uarded- tjy5I-Ssl WILLIAM s GUN
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-22

sd EuEsd en- So I'D kseP sA=A EtE
EAeh ssElpe - Right - 11H' Eksg UBTns
stdI nake ft Issd CIR E7zta In HArs
StflI Eat Gb0Ts eE-h paETh5z's ZT1TEs
Dad = Eks tFAfteE tia1 Soaid eHEe
TCtrail Il tkr01EA th- dszT q stAzA-
AB hgaeSE heaFts ~ ~ IN Ea1-H
AB6 ElI0s Il % Death q FHss-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-22

Irisa theory of certain hopeful pbilo-
sophers that the mistakes and blunders of
this life Will be corrected in the next
That the saddle which has somehow got
upon the wrong horse in this world will
be put upon tie right one in the world to
come It's a pleasant speculation, and,
LET us hope, true one Some years ago,
Mrs kirkland, writing of those men and
women who seem to hare got each others
attribptes-the men having the softness
of woman. the women the roughness Of
man, said t.In these cases the natural
body has only to be laid aside by It's de-
cease for the spirit to assert its latent
sexuality SO that many woman who has
gone to sleep on this side Of Jordan in
short gown and petticoat, Will wake up.
by sheer spiritual grayftation, on the
other side, in eorduroys and top-boots :,
and many man who has lain down in
coat and pantaloons, VIII m ike manner
come to his true seIf-conseionsness In
pettieOat and eurl-papers ~
BIS NANs-Orpheus C. Kerr, ia believed
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-22
RsEaIar Tu.sday Paehss % oIneLn
PubIic Notice.

WHEREAS, NJ viz, MARGARET ELIZABETH,
w has les nay bod a15 hard. Eitbout any juss
eAasa d hereby warn all, anI every Persou No.
tr1sg o. haTtor heE I1y acesant-
JOSEPH RICHMOND
JuIy15, ISs5- jyaa-l.dk21Es
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MnczGS1s' ASD llrczaS1Cs' Bsxr.l.
5f = R1EEEISa7 .iulx Il 1s62. n =
We Dir EEE0IiS u ma BEak Aals, jlseISr-s' :,
lsllena q io1r Per ceutp1t q the eaFufnQ7 n
- alt AZ win - plId 70 rs 49,
3laeEe g TIER lefll pFese1tatfVoE On IeIl1Tli
Y lsls-Esd STEADY, ClzhisE.
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B a - Sssss. IS a. 81 q
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Copper Tin & Shgst!Eol Ware.
TO TIE PuBEICt

7T SoE keep the largest assort-neAt or WARE
u that can be t0gnd in the city aud fuzzy Prs-
pared t. dll al orders At short Botiee-
Ny stock eusists Ia PIT % the EIIoUiIs Eo.lls-
All kinds Of Plain TfIi LII JaEanned Ware. an kints
Of shest Ware, Copper and BrAss KeEfies ~ all
sizsI alS0 Cookins and Hea;in Stoves Of the lest
patterns, for wool or cal
Nerrhants and otIeT4 visiting the city viii snd II
TO their a4Vansage 10 give me call before purehas-
ing elsewhere.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-22
The Minority Report of the Border
States COngressmen.

The Minority Report of the Border
states Congressmen.
We published yesterday the reply of the
minority of the COngressmen from the bor-
der States. 1t is admirable in its tone aod
spirit. The men who sign it evtnee the
patriotism which has the genuine ring
They are Unionisls without any conditions.
There is nothing that they are not willing
to sacrifice IN behalf of the Union and the
Constitution They viii permit no man
north or sonth to go further than they in
accomplishing the great work before US
In announcing their readiness 10 lay the
Presidents RECOMMENDATION before their
constituents. they make a very. timely alIu-
sion to the fact that the rebels have offer
ed 70 4boIish slavery as condition Of for
eign intervention. Notable words indeed,
are these. ''if they can give up slavery to
destroy the Union, We can surely ask our
people to consider the question of emanci-
patton TO save the Union
These patriotic and ciear-headed men,
unfortunately in the minority in the Con-
gressional representation from the border
States, have eyes to see the nature of The
times upon which they have fallen They
have the holiness too TO meet the e4isency
like men. an honor to them for their sa-
gacity, talent aud patriotism.
We are proud to number among them
the majority of our West Virginia Con-
gressional delegation-viz: Messrs Wiley,
Brown and Blair. We have every reason
to believe that had Mr. whaley remained in
Washington his name also would have been
added.
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= HEI1fSTREET'S
InimitaBIe Hair Restorative.

IT'S N0FaA DYE,
Bat restores gray hair 70 its original color, BY su-
plying the eElAEs Iubes With lE4tural sustslancs,
impaired b. age disllse- an frlGntadsostf dssf
are eoossi a llag- e1Hrife destroyiu. he Ti;ili-
y and beauty % the hair, and Eord a. the1selvrs
no dre.airg. Hefustreetss InimftAbEe CoIoriug uuE
qaiy restores hair % is uNturlI entoe By "A eay
pEocess, bat gfVes Thclair
Luxuriant Beauty,
pro1a0tes rs grUWth, prevents its fltn. oH eEadi-
Gates eaadEu md paTts hath and 1Isasantness
to the hel- It kls stoo the ted q tine bafnE tie
e1gt11l Hair Col0riny. Ard = Constantly fncrsassg
11tHynF. Used by both geutIeunsa and ia4ieE- III
solf b an respectable deliersy or he procured y
theul q The eonmereiAI agRHt, D. 8 BAInss, -
BIG - T. Two sizes, 50 eents AID 81 4.
VI -ee--l-Z. " ~ :
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WHEELING
School

CONDUCTED By I I HITCHCOCK, 1t No g
Main streeet, over the Savings Bank 0p-ea cay
s1he design Of thts Institution 10 aid Foznr
N preparing tEeasetTes for6ctive buztae-s fe y
making tEeu competent Accountants, aud GazzflzSr
With busineas proeeases ssnernHy.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-22

BIS NA4s.-Orpbsus c. Kerr. Is bsIieEed
70 be the ASSUMED name of Thomas Md
diston, who has been for some years The
humorous editor of the New York saaaay
Asrsayy.,
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-09
Rates of Advertising:

TRANSIENT ADvERTIsEMESTs, s1o0 per square,
for three insertions less; exceeding three and
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E L M III . u E.0
E1 THE undersigned respectfully informs tho
E,&sssu public that he has leased the above House.
liE72i on Federal Street. Portland. and invites
A14 the travelling community TO call and see II
he knows how to keep hotel" Clean,
airy rooms. good beds, well-provided table, atten-
i've servants and moderate charges are the induce
mems ne holds out to those whose business pleas
ure call them to the Forest City"
Portland, Aug. 10. 1862. dir
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-09

Trinidad Sugar and MOlasses.
70 BOXES Fine Yellow Sugar
y 50 hhds. Muscovado Sugar.
q tierccs do. do
29S bhds. Muscovado Molasses
% tierces do. do
A bbs. do. do
Cargo Brig l. ID. LINCOLN. For sale by
HOPHNI EATON,
No Central Wharf.
Aug IL, 1862 sd&w4w
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