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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-19
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DRIUR TENEAi,NT. ON THE WEST
ID i.iNE ~ -, oar " Et.A AAiN AND
Gay STREETS. tUR Sabk - AuU-
ilUN WI be sold a. suttioa on The prem
ICES, on I II, SSBAH. tie zGtu ; sb lr62 p. ~
o'.iy"k +. ID, he Er,.s i - emer, 20 49,. ii "a
above. row la tE- o"erpan o. cig J lG l. s1ar.
tc. Tie house mas eisas =. oIns and the usus al
EKu,.-On~thi:f cash; ts;auce ct and l.
mnIahs. fox negJ:isnio -. Interest ADDED, se-
su:ed by trn.; t.od. Iha tax .ad Insurance
Tor ise 20 ba p - 81 III pIrch3srl.
fels GbDDlS a~ps.Ea'E. AUe.s,
EOUR FRAMED TIE EMlaIs, ON TIE
EAS. .siDr. or 81 II 5EkyE EEAl:
To UNION STALLION III .'ntsT
CHULH II, stiR SAi Il 7 diCttlN VIII
be sold AZ are'i"B, Oh the premises, en- MON
DAY, February p, at 4! O'Clock. L ~. Hour
newly erected tr' med tepsnen,s, Ioeat,o al
sbove, one of Wnilh is ia the occupancy of
fir ) j. Tucker. the o'her ures se NV
vacant Eth tebemt Ut mas rooms, bee DIS
kitchen. The ter enl-nts cHH ~a1aiis be- rent.
ed To good tenants at fair rents
TERMS Cur-ttsrt caeb tA.a1cs al ana
m L ta,' fer n@g 1'iabls a"'oa 'n'e eat added.
secured bs tia's iced, OF Fis'e ,'a'u d. Tia
taxes Tor .co2 to be pad by he p''rc''s or,
EO0Dtk a. hPPER ON,
fe S-tss A,.l<.oeet-,
~ ~, /. e. > SALE OF ..LUABLy
L MILLiTH P2ot'"i;r On IHsl
5 IRA SIDE OF JANIS RlVtR III THE
TOWN OF NJ aEtH STE. - "A the rsgu :.
pustees IL eed Of tfn / tom Nh eph IA IN.
NEIL We shall srn ~ publ" aaci na Ne y,ec9-
les On UA;D y. lhe 2ito o. sbrusrr say
| al = o'ct ok NJ. ,h7ys uAbJ HI!.t.o na The Sou n
Gde OF james river, opp"'.ts u tbs city OF h.ch
| mond. in the own OF Ma cha tsr k.owa al
Richmond CITY Nils. or tf-a;1 -lei.'s g! y Mills
formerly Sragss &tls
1hs mil con,sia ~ pair 4. fest trsncn B,.r-
oEei and Sill the mach 1-fy "a boiling I'd
other purposes are o lhe te - quS i'y d d N
msHe The MS ars capable nk < cut Fr IA
400 TO 40 bbls II ,uc PER III m JheY ~, u o.
,iIer by a an % water poS from ibe n. W
wh'ch 'eyer I. lis, and t. Wat 81 g. ere 0,
shot. Ia4 'e In diameter. Easy ara l,cEtai at
tie head Of II s-ws;er with e!svatpfa free, v.
Ing wheat fiom the W., ard sAi.p.ng dor I, in
tina mills.
The attention % he public 10 psr.iculsrly cal ID
to this Sa ., AZ IL believed iE.t taose III .,xer
p"cu lar advantagesto p dispt seh .ma. rk
in tIo 4.iiiing 90 aay other featuring tri 4.
&c, As tne cnnsc uction of n bal di uder. IL
essity convertible 10 otter purrrses.
"kKas one-f I'll Ca; lance Of q, 70 1s al
"a mon b.. for A-g" tiati1 r0tfs int.rel add d
secared by y trust ae. 81 sssiy' men, # iu,u-
rai 90. The taxes and la, u aEe- isda TO bs
PAID by tho purchaser
6OpDIa & APPGRsoE.
Je2-2s~twx dsa av~t-.
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HDQ'R l7sTh REG Va, NJ Lula,


HDQ' RS l7sTh REG Va, NJ Lula, :
FsBRC AIRY ls, 1862.
x ENERAL ORDER, No. l0.-tn compli.
" ance with orders from the Adjntant
General of Virginia, issued with the view Of
carrying into effect promptly the require
men - OF an act passed February 8. 1852, the
comm .ndants Of the companies Of the l.ath
regiment, the Oommissioners Of Rev enns r
Madison and Jefferson v ards. and the Sheriff
Of the city Of Richmond and his depu. les,
and the Sergeant of the city Of Rich ond
and his deputies, will assemble ~ Military
Hall {over the old Market. House, on WE'D
O'Clock p. n
The Commissioners Of the Revenue will
bring with them their lists, and command
ants OF co mrenies their muster rolls. so that
the enrolment of the militia may be com.
plsted. by order Of
70 l9-lt* Colonel Commanding y
A TTENTlON-3@s utnorlxed b. ,hs Gov.
IA srnOr Of Virgh4 - raise . battalion Of 70
coa.p suiss at least. each company numbering ct
service Of the Oonfed rate States for two years,
II neeA.d 20 long.
This battalion il for local defence and spsci al
service in tho city Of Richmond, and not 10 be
ordered sway nom this city. This service y
needed, OF II would not be accepted: Thas an
opportunity = a6ardsd 70 shose. til claims Of
whore families and other conGdsrations would
reader Il extremely ineonvsnisut TO b ordered
sway nom Richmond. 70 HEve Their eouns<y
without bsing subjected TO this insonvsaisLcs.
That they Vim y called II some capacity, and
that gishS 500, No one doubts.
PsrSeas deaizing 70 enlist. ean q % BY eslling
n The elnesrs AZ The 10Th rsgims9f. o. Of my Of
Aee, No. 1 Delvin's hook. i3h street.
Unle0 this battalion b. raised and organised q
oues, tAs opportunity Of sssorias the aAvaltags
above named may b |, Of.
~HO3. J. EVANS.
T. t9-9.s Colonel 18th naeimsnt.
DUOKWHEzT rIDUH. Il EaSS and
10 halt. barre:s, for aAls ey
BLA11 = HARvIn,
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AMUDkM ssNT0,

ID IOHAOND VARIETIES.
n THIS EVENING. FEB. 10TH.
B6NERlT OF MRS. JENNIE POWELL.
First time this season of the great play Ct
THH ROB8ERh.
Dance. --.........-....A Mis- Mary Partington
To conclude with the lsughsble Farce Of the
)OTS At THH SWAN.
SEQ Programme.
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I MEDICAL MOI IOs.-DR. LJTTLY h.
~ L. ,ua oved to the Office Of NJ. VIM. A. Char.
al sanI 1es agent, on llsh street. between Main
Llst. 'N'''s 70 on 9th street., between Clsv and
s. - l9-ims
,WoRNH BUklONA NAILS GROW.
En or i.uo 0 the nesh, &C.. eradicsted without
O1iropoH,soe nvsnisncs BY Dr.. SCHULTZ, the
+ a., wa'l Street Hots,. Wall street.
IHA Vows FOR sALEI h.v. br
SSpplS . me- ,a :, Ne o. Mich COWS. privately.
HA1 Of @i!s fron kichnond. Ia not az.
4Actson ~. they viii b cold II ~ Horse
Isleusr. oe On SATURDAY. TIE "a day II
SA@ts WHu ". NEWTON.
F0fTxrx-
Apply 70 WAC ON.
Hl1-Sts ". n. TRAVEn6,
Port Mayo.
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DUOKWHEzT rEDUH. "a EaSs and
ID hRif.barye:5, for aale ~
BLAIR q NARvIH,
0l0 Cary aud llth streets.
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" THOMAS ARTILLERY,
Oopt. p. Il. STANARD will receive the
names OF all persons wishing to enlist in
this battery, AZ the ofiioe OF the Midlothian
Coal mining Company, ON l2th street, be.
given. fel9-,mx
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"Missouri,''
''Scott's Taking the Oath -
And other Popular National Songs, assisted by
MISS LOTTIE ESTELLE,
Will give his personation CONCERTS as
above. Change OF programme every night.
GRAND MATINEE ON Saturday at >
r. NJ, for the accommodation Of Ladies and
Children.
NJ Admission, 60 cents. Children and SER
wants. half price. Reserved seats, IS cts.
LEE MALLORY, Acting Manager.
70 l7-6t
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4 OST-Un last Saturday, somewhere in
Richmond, my MUSKET-a percussion
5nc, paintsd barrel, b, No. So. TEN DOL.
LARS reward will DO given Tor its delivery
1t this Office 70 l9-lI*
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:" gsnteel HOUSE,
In fashionable part Of tna city
A Furnished House pre.errsd-
For gentleman aad his family, sojour ming In
tho city.
Address $50. 8, Ballard House, 70 1875.
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w ANTHn.-.
w ATTfNTrljN. MARYLANDEkS
Wantad q NUN Der Of abb bodied N EN-, to
all ND 20. CO." Let MAJ yland heeiment
A bounty Of a5a win Ire paid INN edia lately
on Joining, Clothing aud subsistence fur.
nished. Apply i'm medtatsly At the Maryland
1t. ALBX'R CRUSS,
70 l9-lms Recruiting Odlcer.
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DO OruGgt1t
S0681U T00WOOD, AND REDWOOD
= J0NH =. 01AY.
= = l15 Mar 1881.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

0NCK RUNT.-A very desirable suburb ban
RESIDENCE, on Harvey street, In Sid
ney. lately in the occupancy Of nr. JenkiAs.
Il contains about six good rooms, together
with ali tho necessary out. buildings, and IA
&C res OF land attached.
| to le-et JAS. II. TAYLOR & SON.
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+. 3 in consequence Of the irciemvacJ ef Tia
weather, the above ale " 80 pos sen a to NAD.
SEhDAS TIE ~ b att-e sa;a- ou- r. 4
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w To hire by the month
A good WASHER and !RONER.
Ether white or black
Apply on Franklin street, below 4th. and
next to the Dabney House.
10 1S-5tf THOS. L. JOHNSON,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-22
From Missouri

ST. LoUIs, Dec. Is.-Geu. Curtis has
received despatch from Gen. Heron, sta-
ting that Hiudmau crossed the Arkansas
river with his infantry, while Marmaduke
is on the north side with his cavalry.
Hundreds from Hindman's army are daily
joining Heron. Many of them are Mis-
sourtaus. who express the greatest disgust
at the rebel campaign and think further
prosecution hopeless. af-si ...-47 4r
Gen. Curtis yesterday, receiyedia COM
muuicatiOn from the rebel Gen. Holmes,
forwarded by direction of Jeff. Davis, en-.
quiFing into the facts relative TO the shoot
ing of 10 confederates, by order of Gen
O'Eeill. Enclosed With communication
is a printed slip from Grenada Appeal,
credited to the Palmyra, (Mo.) Courier,
which ssys that Holmes aud the Coufeder-
ate Government desire to know IL this ac-
count Is substantially correct.
Gen. Curtis reply will probably be
published, It is looked for with much in.
terest.
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Telegraph Markets.

INV YORK, Dec. %.
Flour So lower with = moderate business doing At
tbs decns 5,IO95 90 for super. State, 6O586lS for
extra State, Ss6959I for super. western, discs Is
for common 70 medium, 6,1096Tb for extra western,
the market closing quiet. Whisky in moderate re-
quest At 5s7<959e. Wheat to &c lower; Chicago
spring l,2O9l 80 Milwaukee club Il 9S6l62, winter
rod western r3o4l -, white Michigan $50 ,5S-
prices without decided change at J64TIc. Oats
quiet At 65e Sugar dull; sales % n. o. at 9AlO9k
hOlasses doll AZ &c. Pork more active and drmer
At ,2S9ItEIl<e, mes chiefly At the inside IL e9II
l2,25, old prime At the latter price, for very choices
80, new do and 300hl6 90 Tor prime mes. Beef
more active At TeptOc. Lard more active drmeT.
MONTY MARKET.
Money fairly active at for loans on all; sterling
quiet a. i&5AitS for merchants, and l4SI<6iI46 for
bankers bills. Gold opened dull at i2d331Se and
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B0-Fan HoLr.;, "a. ~ q N

j. 80 ri /"
~ tAn heINAH eFEE1 ITRo6fa gave
'hslFfaFsEsll seassF. Saturday Aight. Ther.
Till be very natural regret At their d.
paFture. Fora fortnight they have given
sgfeeable and varied entertainments 70 ~,
music and aRaseasntloving people. There
Is genuine talent in this company, and con.
sidering that it is made up almost entirely
OF children, Its performances have bean
very good indeed. Miss sallie who ans.
tttna the principal and most dimeult char.
aetsrs eVinees not only ane musical gent.
Us but decided talent for ,hsatrieals.-
saturday night she appeared in sig distinct
characters and played them all we'll. Mas.
ter Benjamin whose cue is generally in the
line of the humorous alWAys sets the house
IN roar. while the drum performance Of
Master Alfred if he did nothing else, Would
entitle him to be considered rare perfor-
uer in that:parttcular At least.
But the :chtsf attraction in the COM
Pany, to our notion, is little Julia, sweet
little child bat seven years old, whose rare
graces win the heart while her wonderful
Prscoctty captivates the mind. She is a
most interesting and promising little thing,
aud we think no one could witness the
difficult parts allotted to her (wearisoms as
they must have been, though interesting to
the audience,) without feeling it Was a
shame that she should be trained up tn
spend a life in the drudgery OF the stage.
Ia singing out particular members of the
company We mean no discrimination
against the others ali of whom we cannot
name. They all exhibit fair talsat, ana
wherever they go We WIsh them good and
appreciAtivs houses.
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Rus1NEss NoTIoEsz

z ~ A GoO6 N6+ie55l LIN Ladiel and
thetr frisuds, Wishing to make holiday pres
snts or to provide for their own convent
ivpee aud comfort, would do we'll 70 call
and look At BHE1stfs Toilsf seLs- They are
the most complete articles yet 0RsFed 70
the public. 1850 era
Also, ca4phor Zee spd Glyesrine., Soap,
in great variety, HandETetief EztrGets.
LIP Balas, 1oltt Pordsrs, PoHaSe,, IgS
BOzs' aud Toil<t good generally, in E+eat
variety Coms Gnd Isok q our skoio easss.
T.H.LosAN 1 Co, ~ Main st.
BOsAE, LIsr + Co, Bridge Corner
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More Aboasths Cabinet CHANGE
Summer the Reported suecesSortO

Sumner the Reported suecesSor;tO
Seward.
WssHinGToN, Dec. 20-About 400 HIM.
bred parOled prisoners taken by the enemy
at the battle Of Pittsburg Landing on the
9Th Of April last, arrived in this city this
morning. They belong to Western regi-
msnts exclusively. They are RoW az ihe
Park Barracks.
Nearly all Of the men have not been
paid for the last twelve months.
The POst's Warrington correspondent
writes: Il il rumored this p NJ that the
entire cabinet will retire leaving the Pres
ident free to construct new cabinet, This
is probably incorrect bnt it IL NOS at all
Improbable that Messrs. Blair and Bates
have also rendered their designations.
one Of the shreWdest politicians In Con-
gress this morning. expressed the hope that
the President would accept the resignation
of every man civil or military who shall
offer it with one solitary exception, aud
that man shall be Mr.. Chase. he .Fould not
accept Ohase's resignation in any contin-
gency, for the sake of the nation and
Gauge.
A gentleman brings us the report that
Charles Sumner had been rendered the
portfolio Of State.
Mr. Sumner is perhaps Of all our states
men the most conVersant with foreign af-
fairs
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81. :TllJje'legflE4lp4.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
Ths YictorEy At Kingston, n. G.

NEW Y0RK, Dec 2O.-The details of our
victory at Kingston, N. c., show that the
march Was continued series of fighting,
10 which all distinguished themselves
Several baynnet. charges took place. The
rebels IL reported having ] 1, 900 aud their
loss 10 killed and wounded heavy aud 500
taken prisoners. Col. Gray, of Ihs 95th
New York was killed. Our total loss will
not exceed 100! The principal fight was
q few miles from Kingston, where the re6-
els were eutrenched, but after three hours
fighting they retreated towards Kingston,
endeaYoriug to destroy bride leading to
that place, but the 9Th New Jersey charged
over it and saved it. One division rapidly
crossed, when the rebels retreated, one
brigade going towards Goldsboro aud the
other towards Weldon, our shells helping
them along. Capt. Wells and Lieut.. Per-
kins, 10th Conn., were killed, Their reg
tment fought till out ANN unition, then
went in with ,bayouets. The 2ad Mass,
Major Chambers commanding, captured
10 officers and men, including the Lieut..
Col. Of Esd South Carolia regiment. The
march Was taken up on the 18th inst, for
Goldsboro.
The New York TTmeS' dispatch says:
By adyices from Yorktown to the 18th
inst. We learn that Gen. Mayor and staff
have just returned from reconuoisauce Of
Gloucester county he took out four regi.
ments of Infantry and 100 OF Cavalry, aud
brought all back. Among the prisoners is
one John Serrell, Captain of new Guer-
rillR party, just organizing in Gloucester
county. We brought in his horses, cattle
and sheep. Our captures of animals will
foot up near thousand bead. The num-
Der Of prisoners were also taken, but re-
leased on parole. s
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Secretary Chase Proposing a $500,
600, 600 1oan

WAsHIHGroS, Dec. 2o.-Tha Navy Depart
ment has been informed by Lieut.. CONG
English, Of the Sycamore, that be recently
captured the schooner ''By George" from
Nassau, n. P, With an assorted cargo Of
cohee, salt, &C., and sent her to Key West
1t Is understood that the Secretary Of
the Treasury has completed his finance
bill, recommending nine hundred million
loan at not over 1850 per cent. aud the re-
peal of the fTe-tWeuty conversion act. He
adheres firmly to the opinion in his annual
report that the money can be raised by
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-22
Disruption Of the Gabinet-Resigna.
ton of Secretary and Assistant
Secretary of Staff.

EEw YoRE, Dec. 20.-The Washington
Star Of yesterday evening, says that eau
Gus Of Republican Senators was held on
the 10th, and a resolution offered request.
ing the President 70 dispense with the SER
vices Of Ar. Seward was discussed. The
vote Wasil6 in favor aud Is against. On
the 18th another Caucus adopting snbsti-
tats Recommending the President 70 par.
tialiy remodel his Cabinet, was unanf-
mously agreed to, the conservatives be.
heVed It would beregarded as general in
yttahon to the whole Cabinet to reign
On being informed Of the act, the Seere-
tnry and Assistant SeGfsEary Of State sent
In their designations, requesting then inn
mediate acceptance.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-22

% A MAN sHor.-On the last trip
down of the steamer BOstOns, fireman on
that boat, named Anderson Baker was shot
and killed by the mate while the boat was
lying at Portsmouth. The shot though ac-
cidental is said to have been reckless and
reprehensible one. rs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-22

Ra-FmsMHxs' BAb1.-The Guards Fire
Company will have a ball At Washington
Hall on Wednesday evening next, Christ
mas Eve. The proceeds will be for the
company. 1. Wilino.doubt be pleasant
affair, ,.,...,, - -, 49,, -..7
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES.
Capture of Kingston, n. c. Official
Report.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF N.C.0
)

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF n. O.0
KINesFoN, N. O., Dec. IA.
To AVor General RGlLeek.
have the honor to inform you that /
left NeWberu for this place on the 18th
inst, but that owing to the bad roads aud
the delays TO my trains did not reach South
West Greek, FIVE miles from this place, un-
Ill the afternoon of the 18th inst.
The enemy was posted there, but by a
heavy artillery FIRE in front aud a vigorous
Infantry attack on either flank succeeded
in forcing passage and without much loss.
This morning advanced on this town
and found the enemy strongly posted at a
defile through marsh bordering on a
Greek the position was so we'll chosen that
very little Of our artillery could be brought
ia play.
The main attack was therefore made by
the Infantry, assisted by few guns push
ed forward into the roads. After a FIVE
hours hard eight we succeeded in driving
the enemy from his position. We followed
him rapidly to the river. The bridge over
the EOuse az this point was pFepaFed for
firing and was fired in six places, but We
were so close behind them that we saved
the bridge. The enemy retreated preeipi-
tatSly by the GoldSboro aud PikeviIls
roads.
Their force WAS about 5000 men With 20
pieces OF artillery. The result Is We have
taken Kingston, captured IL pieces Of ar.
tillery, taken 400 or 500 prisoners and
found a large amount of Quartermaster
aud Commissary stores. Oar loss will
probably not exceed 400 killed and wouu-
dsd. .llla
Signed, s. B. Fosrna,
Maj, Gen. Commanding.
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Reported Resignation of Burnside.
NV YoRK, Dee, 2O.-The Washi6rton
Star says Il 10 confidently rsporr.d s'rp' tbe
stFeSt that Gen. Burnside has tShdeSsl his
reSlEnatiehN Of tAe'eommanduf the Army
Of the PotonRa-
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"a FUE yOR THl BO1s hut DaAru g

b8- FUN EOR THH BoHs But DaArH on
PHDEsrRIANs.-For two or three nights
past lot of miscellaneous boys have been
practising very serious practical joke
upon persons who have business along
Main street. They place brickbats and
stones in the middle of the sidewalk aud
then conceal themselves in some safe place
for the purpose of enjoying the fun of sec.
ing pedestrians stub their toes aud swear.
We presume that most of our readers know
what an excruciating pain generally fol-
lows badly stubbed toe, particularly upon
= cold night. II curses had the power,
which fortunately they have not, enough
have been been uttered by these victims, to
damn the whole rising generation 1t lis a
very remarkable fact too, that not one man
out of 6fty who stubs his toe, takes the
pains to remove the stumbling block, that
his fellows following after may escape,
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D6rREv. A1axANDRR CAMPBELL OF BnrH

bDREv. ALaxAxpRRC CAMPBELL OF BETH
ASY.-This veteran and distinguished di-
vino preached yesterday at the Disciples
meeting house, Centre wheeling. His text
was the ls.h verse of the 2sth chapter of
st. Matthew. 80
Mr.. Campbell is now we'll advanced in
the seventies, yet age while It has some
what abated has not obseured his remark
able powers as logtctan and theologtan.
His discourse ofan hour aud halrs length
was listened to by az appreciatiTe audi.
euce with marked interest.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-22

~To cORhEsrOsDuSr.-If "New
State" of MorgantOwn, wants his Com
nuuication published he must furnish Us
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Senator Henderson's Emancipation

.,,rr s4a,ss .ss,i.s.l Bill. a-as-
WAsHISoroN, Dec. le.-Senator Hender-
cons bill in aid of the emancipation Of
slaves in Missouri, provides for c0mpspsa.
tion to that State, upon the passage OF a
law emaueipatinE all slaves therein, to the
amount of $25, 100000. 1t is further. pro-
Iided, that il the law of emancipation
should manumit all slaves on or before
July 4th, 1866, the President shall have
the whole amount Of bonds prepared and
delivered on the passage of the act. II il
should provide for the termination of sla-
very at a later date, the bonds shall be de-
liyered in four equal instalments, dating
from the passage of the act, to the time
when slavery shall cease. The faith of
the United States is pledged to the fulfill
ment of the agreement and requires Mis-.
souri, to refund the money received if she
should ever rs-introduce slavery.
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PLANTATION BITTERS,

They purity, Strengthen and inv:gOEuta.
They create healthy appetite.
They are an autidO etOchauge q water and diet
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late hOurs
They strengthen the system aud snIiVeu the mind.
They PrevSat nIAsuaAtie and intsrmIttent fever.
They purify the breath and aeidity Of the stomach
They cure Dyspepsia aud Constipation.
They cure Dlarrhet, ChoIeFa aud ChsIera AorBus
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Hsadaehs
They are the best bIttSEs in the world They
make the weak man strong, and are exhausted ns-
lures great rsItOrer. They are nu.ds Of pare 81.
crOiH Ran, the esIobated CalIsaya Bark, roots and
herbs, add are taken with the pleasure Of bevsr-
age. without regard age or time Of day Partiru-
iariy rooOmnsnded to delicate persons requiring .
gentle StimuIAnt. Sold BY al Grocer, DTuEgists,
H0tsil, and sAiOons- P. h. Drake c., 2o9 BTUad.
way New York deeI9-GuidEv
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