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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-11
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-11
Pray TeMUsE

vii the obiuse novice in Aaeieat history
rho pTeteads 70 edit The LalsiligsRcer, Ieii
"a zASI ely that zzt5 If ne Is igoosznI Of
the fact, which = qoits probable. he viii
Lean By rs2diag the exploits Of Titus Re
reminds u % sSTas liiIls Gnchin HEo, hay-
ing jass 1e=d s-Coek Robin ssd the s.Talez
% ~ Grandfather, thinks himself pro-
foopd erItie ia history When tbtz prodigy
OF Wit and iterztnre determines 70 publish
his kuoEiedge 70 tie World, re hope be E5lI
let " have the s6iafi5zgH Of = JtE fhoasasd
Of tie roEss4>sE We costd thea retire 90 \
competency. and thus sTeid tue necessity
Of being frequently AnnihilsIed OF his
crushing criticisms Of yesterday.
an which may 6e very irae. bat II IS
not answering the inquiry, whether you are
quite sure It Eas Jerazslela2 II ySu re-
ally don't know, ask any Intelligent ten
ye4r-oId school boy He'll tellyou. spray
tell vs. yourself Wh4t b ii aihe exploits Of
Titus to DO Ei:h the ;aziag of B4byiea b.
Gyms the Gre4tg
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-11

Tar former editor Of the sbeIbsyvTils
Tenn EEpo,itoF. q strong secession news
paper. publishes card, Ia which he frank
u acknowledges that he has been mistaken
and that the best thing for allTennszseeaas
10 do is 70 render the Federal Union al
Iegiaaee, no: .oaly from the lips bat from
the heart BE says
Like hundreds znd thousands Of Others
residing 10 Tennessee, Was led 70 believe
The calling oct % troops by Mr. Lincoln
WAS an evidence Of bis determination to
overthTow the institution OF slavery. And
thus thiuking, tbought it my duty as
Tennesseexn. ~ = man born here, as 3 man
Ebose interests we're al ideuti5el with
The Southern people, 10 resist him In
this NOW see that WAS mistaken / see
also thatIbe attempt to form a Southern
COufederacy has proved complete failure
And for these reasons regard Il as the
duty OF every man residing IN Tennessee 70
hasten beck 70 his allegiance, aud claim
the protection represented BIZ the Stars
and Stripes Of the American Cnjon.7
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-11

AN Y. paper records that the streets
there Just now are thrUnged with army
officers, who sport their shoulder-straps
on the fashionable promenades, or cIink
their spurs in the festive bar-rOorns. and
asks. do thess soldiers not see that Z
silent rebuke darts from the eyes of
every sensible man and woman they pass
that they should TINS be away from the
post Of duty on the feld
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-11

i our asighb0E qssits sEre hat f'9ssasa-
lem Eas osee taken by taraiog the ca InGei
of ,he riser. While ibs zEDy Es1EcEe3 under
the time tired rails Sorosgh the sppeEt1Te
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-11
Something NeF!-

CTARR & GESUSG'S PATEST DooE
. BELLS ne sabseziber Is arent a. fte.e PIE
tx Beiit8tat ollsyr oiu. Al iI51 f1r tie rEPs5Ss
70 sopEly " heeiise sd AsEEpls ofriess
erTreE 81 E0sfh and Quincy street. IIl,e5iI-S. n
Guee[ VII also REEVE orsFs for tells aui4aSe ~
pat Up TH0S- G. CCLBEEISO6-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-11
Resoectfnlly

- " 3. o. bROWE.
Mr.. Brova represents in Congress tie
Ninth Congressional District. embracing
eight counties of Virginia Heisa very
Distinguished Representative, and Ia upon
the C6nmittee on Manufacture and the Nj
iitia-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-11

A panic occurred At Front Royal Tues
day cansed by an attsck ofa party of
rebel bushVhaekers. which cur men sup,
posed vas the advanced guard of. large.
force. The excitement was soon sabdaed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-11
STYLES, SNATRES g. SIeKLESI

DRTOR = FROST, al = az Mar, 81.
u have i1st reeeixs1 - do asIortsi E5afiiss =
co. Super eythess = dol- bsGs Illlaa EIekIss "a
ann q 4li1e stoas. afsIs rI,i iso1EIe
eoHte4 Eiss A. Also, fan 1900 q f1lr -
ave 1aEEe9 CAD q a. ttst lllEss asa fis,
vel kno'Fn " AszI15EuE CSadles. sJes5
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-11

I'm PTsIl asks as II The Abolition reso-
lutiOus it Published yesterday are mo-.
traitorous7 Yes, nearly as traitorous AZ
the .Democratieg reolntious ventilated
IN our iesdipg astiele@ to-dEy, bat not near
Nv so potent for misehfef.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-11
Woods Moving Machines.
FOR THE COMING HARVEST.
PRICE $50


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4 he a--eazSos q FeEEleEz . slEs Te5y EsP14Ar
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ever 4 h1z bse1Tr5e1 ClifHHd setA eaEalo,- trc-l
c1T T1TEhos== q fra q car aEsaES e5osEfzsr
Certificates f-E rs= Uso have Esss tkenl Tor thre
Ttsrs pas Ws haze blf so mtchnss E- dis ysEls
ale ard nlrsL5T na1ey x czr seats knre $50
hsa = % = Esachioss f1T Iketr respective trlts-
res I'D Es Eozti e5T[se fsr=aers 70 GIVE THEIR
CEDkES u EAkLT 70 secure , E-AchiEe, a lassT
Eii = very ssarre * kaTTest zIzze-
PRYOR : FHoSI,
EyE 4 ADD Man *, ETh.eliE5- Va
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-11
School,

I J AIlil strsset oVsr tle saVIn-s Bank OPea day
40 eEel1nE-
ne 1elIu q fhis iuststutisa Is to ala y0ung Rsa
N PreFaEi1E rhemseives frasEive blsirezs f. ~
ul.4zi.E tAll el1psse1t Aeu1znrLutA and tlliliar
W-ffh
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-11
PoLLACKs COLUMN.
1Oz- HAS sF IO7
PeIIaek's N0tIoR House.
1851

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ksss Gas4z-ez's CE<TsEEhs E1oTeloeEes Tax .Ef7
csaa- HEsEker1A5sEA IAIizr IEiz@1eAs SCI
V.ssL Ps<Easznr5=s Il1Iistl- RsEEIs56s. Army 1s-
49, Irsss E-Ets..sr .-s--ssi--zssss
SatlsEs $50 1sEk A=7T $50 = G : E1ze<
a PJLLACKzS-
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EzEEz - FsgE sz1uoss=ssszE lsss1zE-iizszs4-
5s1s AGstsztS f''AA-AeA-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-11

Hasked EA41erIe4 - rae J"ss river
-TaEr0E KsSARs II 1nS JaAEatA-4
FAEaEies 81 4A0E-SEEPEzse 81 n
Du1Eh E11d1er-Ehe kebEl Batteries
l H.. =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-11
A Gard to the People!
Now Is Your Time 10 SaTe Noney,
BargainsI Bargainsll BareainsllI

Bargains! Bargalnsll Bargainsll!
y eossss1e39oe q he sast. hat an Cottoa Good.
are adE@neng FpEy rIFi1ly, aEsi ne irsdIe1t50as
are thAs they wi yeTy Be biZhsr fiIsr n aav
PreEloos tlzae- hare plIre1lsel re nd FpY.riid
Stock q Foref=1 a1d Domestic DIy Gods Thich I
nave IN stoEe, No - SEaiR sesee< Ceutre Vbeslip.
and 70 Ehirh voGld respectfully invite TIE affe-
tto1 q TIE Flali1S - igtsod s5ilfI tie s.oSi t
= the Cd FEleess a1d saEe ools eEsl ellrlr ti7I
they Eeie sSer a1osn belarss 50 that an persoas
oeei1zS Eus q Etlo uliH rcd tke-a verT eeoa hSd
bsiteS lNlii 4SsllselTes e tn a STT-
Plylls laellelEess - they - IA uaoaey by l-
ing their P1EEE1ss ~ tlfs eilas Fs5ilsi ~ nj
have sod asl5rtrleaf % u1lfs fhtif selsctiorls
:, Ny stoss eo1...- g part a Elrouh Al Ri.as.s1i
V94e1as nd Etgyaf var - essry a.
sel1pllo1, ClerE4. Aia1nels- GinZhEaS Slais jllfe
a9,d Iosel p1peEl, IriilI Ifbeil a-ii Slirt B1sss
fSFAa9.s shaker Hoods Hoop skirts Lac and Grea-
lai9s 1slls te Geeils Lacss, RnbrutseEfss q Al
~ 5 70 es.3 lees u Z Z 81
tADtkS. LADIES! fpEr speeial attention Is
41t!tsl 70 ny very slFericF stoeE d DRESS GOODS
Salca = ahs lEg1, cheapest and nlst kalu1ste "a
ne sesso1. LagEs Plai1, Pl,fi And Euahrus3erei
srey Gol-ls. NgllElhilusl, BsraEs AnE3ais ke n
= 81 Ill1sty- RisAAe can early, as Hiu Eaks l.
greatly - YusE adEHuIAys % dss0-r y
10lls VeFF FesP ertflIlE,- - -
: JOHN R0ElTER.
Je7& No - Main - Csutrs WheeffuZ Va
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-11
For Sale.

THE HOUSE oe-zP5ss BY Ih= s-A<ezllss-- q Rin
L sErees- FESi1adi 1sosaisfng ~iEAf Eoozs- bezdss
Efsclss- Vsa sse. ee5lzr, EFreE- A. Al Eecsssary
l,zs-sziL5i1rS-
NE Ia uhseA The heass ssaz5s extsass f-oa the
serees 70 TIE river bank. and eoatsins s6uEs ghTe
qEssFtsss < "a lsTe- liys2sl ;. + NccLURE-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-11

WILLS, BnGHAx s Co., have purchased
the Memphis -4saLaHeAe, and commenced
the publication of = daily sheet called The
Memphis BHllsti9. They sag in the pros
pectuss
t4Wheu Tennessee vas preeipitated ont
OF the Union, the AraLaseie absorbsd both
the ESqHir0 AID the BsEEstia, and now.
STAGE the Federal hsgh has been restored. It
strikes rs as emiaenly proper that the
BaLLttlgI Ehieh died for the Union. should
be resurreeted rith IL
Union paper. like the Uaign al Nashville.
-CEaeiasati ConlpereiaE
The Bingham above named, is We be-
lieyeJ. B. Who used 10 prOPsI the 7las
here.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-11
STOP THE THIRPI

STOP THE THIEF!
GyTEATEB q SToLES 81 he Eszkt q he -rs =
y Jusy. lsze ~ re EaIi 4 Bstk1ay 2ro5E. C5=a-
BrOyTn Horse,
TszIsESsh =As- Ezzr rear a. hassaE thfsz III
.ts EAsle b5EA AiHE1 fez4= blneE Iex Ezr,-
al tai EeTy szIali zz=E the 10 a U.s ezE
saSs Al ArpEds IL 1sgTeEsezs reks- ~ his e.
liver . Ebe EElB=Ti=Eg fnGsEk1ssa uAsEe he EAy
- 2zs5, : lfaeF1i re1u ~ vi T. PAL
ty9 ~ S[hs@lins fliIis Go IA
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-11

Dividend
THE CitiEens Fire SiEr4Be IA Life IEsufzaes c.
i Wheeling. VA have thfa day dselA1sd afTf5sns
< az pr eznf. ts1ss - tie St1sknaIfs=s = zoE
zfter JgtJ Is ~ \: tae &c * tAe C1aqaaIE
No :, EsLl1Ts HSzss BEis5iak
jy3-lu " " SHzITE2,
JEze y lss2 S==e-zEF-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-11

WHITE QUILTS,
TEST RECEIVES = Earzs % tisoae CzEa QUILTS
y AT 81 505 WORTH 81 so:
tyS c0oPEfs sESSRNEE. Ket4a store
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-11
100 oARRIAGEs.
HEIAESTREBT'S
InimItabIe Hair Restorative.

mR 80r 4 DYE
rryil tha eapfllEy tgheE with natural aGts1Enca,
ft1PzireI b Axe q dfsslss- Al fl1iSGse6lEE dysS
dFs eoupo5ei q ilIT destroying H. VitIll-
n 49, 800 q de I-.EF - alFI a ffe-SslEss
- 1resslnE- HsfUlfrest's InlnitatIs ColorInE ~
oaly resE0res kair % in nAtuFll co1r ~ a 0lg
rloossl. bat gives he hatra 4G
Ln1uriant Beauty,
Gates 1l11rl1 80 Il.Ets haalth Sd rieaEE1Ens1s
= ths haal II SD ths tasf = tis, hstnE H.
1Eginll EEltr Cui1EllEs Al q eousflltlE tlrrelng
ID tlVur- I'D By bSth -a1Glal1a al1 49, II =
sd by Al rsgefAhls asalsrs. q 60 y lrossfs y
Ia q IL cllElaT1i.l aG.1ts D = l-..t---t -
soIl6TL n LoG1N AGO. Asf REED : X AS4k
y 1lllllilss IA {. -
DLAcK SHAWL BAREGEs ay8 ~
ID tlIf rsesirsdhy Tisls1 seeos , TAYLOR
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-11
BOOKKEEPING.

Bazissss WrilIuE Cs-nlIu-slaass ollraIatt.as, 20
llf1el4 kco1oly, klnA1es sd Bl1kinE, C1llssreiAi
1a- are the eief slhieets q ArtS1fia. bzt tie IN
strasti1ls n thss are iltfFspenssd NH galxiH.S
ao4 tnc1ieltS11s telSzlZ = n <1rzEtton a high
ehaEleter - z8=a ald efttEena
M eolrse q tllsfrle9fsl = fErs1Esd - -
eolEreAe1lire lEd tlldrulEh e tax q ary q tie
Cat tsll1cA Iesl -
H beEE Leave to rsser thoSs . Vhcn he s
~; s.E1 2 Geo " s1iirh, Esl, Or % tbs oG1eeES
q u 5a1Es n Hhseltsg Aud DFt3sApo-t
Hye-e1leHs EfTF-s = fa=
100 CARRIAGES-
GO E. HA9Es 4 co. ~ is.Ss e
% Rhsfr ed e1EtaEnlls 11i tie publio
IN EsleE1t tit flleF h1Tsf ngI "a hl-ld, G1d IN
sl.Ess 81 fni.hlaE, 10 caE-iEn. es1siils e b
FDaeheE, .EoekAuays Fhleed1l, Prince AIherfs. top
a1d - TOP IllEEfll al q UlEh ars q the 41fesf
stgieaI Flrterus al1 q the ~ -
trial sd v,s-Euaa,iAiE An VII - Earrasts1tO
gfss tie gta,ost stsiss.etiol- aPsS-sa1d3g
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-11

S4es4 SIrEinIa-I.eatsrn -oua shs aos.
W.. G BOWR
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-11

Ghe LounE Men OF 4oEIh Western
@TErEinIA and Western Maryland.
THE 5eseEzl osUzss6zng H. RGIros1 Dis-ri=1
4 has bee7 azthoEi1s2 BY the SfeTetaEy a Ear -
reosre Enfo1hs q rhe Tasted - ste fargh-es
yelrss zalzss soe rsEi1lsaf q IL
nEzEyy - be rscrite1 Win he ll5IE q EAss Al
nay distEirt and within tbIr1y dayE frul tis ste
he 06eeEs EiIf b euzzElsssi51a3 bF Eee 6sTern1r
a F1rgl1l1 Ise 1rogTs Hil y e55skt3- a=led 4ai
ell1iPFe4 - 500 - slusFsEed taEo til seTrsee-
All eS1aanieHfI6as Gkis EEs5er@ aaErelIzi %
tAsss head1A=teEz WI 1esi Nth FrgzFs a=teEEio1-
By or3er q BriE- Gez= kel5ey-
1H NEEVIS,
"A 4 Gea
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-11
National CLAIM AGENCY. .
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-11

Beaareghrd Reported In the Shenan-
dOah Valley.
The Front Royal correspondent Of the
New York F6rEd writes:
The frequent runors which hare been
atioat IN regard 70 the presence of NO less .
personage in this valley Than P G: 7.
BeaareEard are At length obtainiag very
many belieSers- The seeessiOnists almost
puiyerssllT belieye it. and it is credited in
high Official circles.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-11

GExEsAL NcDoEELLaseorps has advanced
70 Watrsnsou, in Fauquier county. A con
esntration of an the troops under General
PoPe's command Is belieTsd to Be going
on and The probability is that ii couldn't
De effected any TOO soon.
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Il tssaid to be the current belief at
Washipgtoa thst Congress viii adjourn on
Monday tha. 13th. Is -.
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Luxuriaut Beauty,

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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-11

II We must put down the rebel secs.
sionists By Joree the same viii hare 10 b
done 70 the traitor aboIftionists.-R. =.
Heydld
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plies this spitbst TO = vel5 large proportion
Of the loyal population engaged in putting
down the TsbeIs, It's real meaning beconesI
both apparent ana sIgaIaeant.
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HTarshaI,s Sale.
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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-02-08

8, According to the existing laws, payment of
public dues can be lawfully made only in coin
Treasury notes. 1t was not necessary, therefore to
declare specifically in what medium the war tax
should be paid; the general law applied to this in
common with other public dues, and.made it the
dnty of ofCoectors to demand coinor Treasury notes;
and to exclude an exceptional construction where
State might assume payment it was expressly de-
clared that such payment should be made in the same
medium as is required by the generalla law.
a. This inquiry is already substantially answered
in the negative. 1t is obvious that the same objec
tions would apply to the acceptance of State cur
rency in payment whether issued by corporate or
State authority. ..
In conclusion, permit me to say, that think the
apprehenSions entertained in your State as to the
difficulty of procuring Treasury notes by the tax
payers, are not well founded. They arise from the
present condition of things. You will observe
however, that the tax is not payable until May
Before that time'a large amount Of Treasury notes
will be issued by the government and there will be
no difficulty in procuring them in exchange for other
currency of good credit at very nearly at par
The superior convenience which they affordin being
available in every State OF the Confederacy will
make them more valuable but small premium has
always proved able to control this advantage, and
to place the best funds at the command of any person
desiring them; and such will be the here if the
government shall be so fortunate as to prevent
dundancy.
Respectfully, Your obt serv't
c. G. MEMMINGER
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-02-08

JESSIE Fremont AND OLD BLAIR.-Mrs. Jessie
Benton Fremont, while on her recent visit to Wash
ingto to ferret out the origin of the hostility which
had manifested itself towards her husband had an
interview with the President, during which Mr..
Blair, Sr, father of the Postmaster General and
Frank P. Blair, were present. Mr. Blair turned to
Mrs. Fremont, and said: Mrs. Fremont, allow me
to say to you that, in my Judgment madam, your
proper place is at the head ofyour husbands house
hold at St Louis, and this intermeddling with the
affairs Of the State is say the least of it in very
bad taste on your part; and, in conclusion wish
you to understand that here is where we make men
and unniake them" TO which Mrs. Fremont in
stantly replied -" Mr.. Blair, permit me to say to
you that have seen some men of your making, and
if they are the best you do, would advise you
to quit the business" ."-Nei0 York Herald
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-02-08

"MANY TRUE WORD SPOKEN IN JEsT."-In one
of his late letters published in the Milton IN. CO.
Chronicle, that redoubtable genius, Jesse Holmes
the Fool Killer has the following paragraphs:
Among the latest acts ofmy maulings was chap
who almost wore his lungs out crying for immediate
secession, and when secession came and war with
it, he held back under pretence that his business
was such he couldn't leave homel The truth is, he
was afraid. Apother chap Of the same kidney l
caught nosing about for fat Office before he could
volunteer. have slaughtered legons of the Sim
mediate" larks who were going to play the devil
with the Yankees if war followed secession; and
some of them that pitched in managed to pitch
out" as soon as they slnelt guupowder.
They sneaked out by various ways; some by one
Ealing and some by another and some by getting
a civil appointment at home But since was born
never heard of so many ailings' that didn't seem
to impair the physical man bit The hardest case,
however, that have had to chastise was a clamor-
ous secesh gent, who had business South when the
first tap of the drum for volunteer company fell
upon his ears. They say he hid in barn as he saw
the approaching to solicit his name, but being
found, his excuse that ne had business in the
South that wouldn't let him do it.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-02-08

JAMES MCDoSALD EsQ.-We see, by announce
ments in the Examiner and Dispatch, that this
gentleman, so long the popular editor of this paper
IS recommended for the office of Clerk for the House
of Representatives in the next Congress. 1t would
be good appointment. Mr. Mcdonald has talents
and requirements fully equal to the position, whilst
his polite and agreeable manners would make HIM
a most acceptable and popular officer He is more
over, a gentleman of high character, who would
reflect credit on the choice Of the House. ard in every
respect meet the requirements of the place. We
trust it may be the pleasure of the body to elect
him their first Clerk-LyHchJurg Virgtnian, Of
Jan. 81.