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The New York herald., 1862-12-01
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The New York herald., 1862-12-01

LARGE sToOR or OUR IMPROVED BILLIARD
Tancs having manufactured ~ us before The
,ss ndvnre HI, materials used their construction We
onirue 10 se Tables orr reduced prices for the
PuELAH i cpLLkh1RR, % ~ " cr0aby street. N, y,
The New York herald., 1862-12-01
TJENRY B. HERTs, JR., AUCTToNEER
Ii BY HENRY WOOD * CO..
Attractive and peremptory sale of valuable
ITALIAN MARBLE STATUARY

ITALIAN MARBLE sTATUARY,
Lately imported from Italy by the M4ssrs Viii Brothera
Late Vito VIII 4 Sons OF Phiadelphia,
Comprising Groups. Figures and Busts VI great value
To be sold NJ auction without any reserve,
ON WEDNESDAY, DEC. 8, AT II O'CLOCK
BY HENRY WOOD CO., AUCTlONEERS.
Al their salesrooms. fN Broadway,
Comprising large collection OF elegant Marble 5tauary OF
the mporta OF Messrs. VIII BROS Of and
the late Brm Of Vito VIII Sons. of fhiadephis.
This will be the first sale OF the kind this city,
~ will comprise Siauary only aud fancy goods what
will BE- included IN the sale also Tor
many which has been made for the nrm New York
and ali the works OF art offered OF
and such as must elicit the appreciation Of AL auaears
The catalogues will be ready IN few days aud will
fn descriptions Of the pieces ohered and ~ there
has been sales OF any importance this branch the
great sale of sauary made by Sig Vito viii the Ahamba
Hs IN lS50 and as the present catalogue will comprise
works of art OF refined nature only 10 tue sale
will be largely attended The Statiary will be exhibition
day before the sale. A 3fa
HENRY d. MINER. AuCTI0NEER -sALEsRooM 81
- Nassau street, opposite the Post Once MlNhk
day al ten o'clock 1t D. all the Machinery and
Stock contained IN the above premises
r BoaART,- -AUcT1oNEER-By sA >. BooARr.-
Monday, Dee. at 10 o'clock. ~ 20S Sullivan street
Beecke Grocery Store ccusissing VI Teas. Conec
spc,s Candles, Scales weights Kegs Counters, shevius
Ac, &c. --~..ar..
~ iox oclock, Al the ancn cms, Household Furniture,
CApess, Redsiesds Deus and BEDDING, ".
The New York herald., 1862-12-01
Steamer Planet. Washington.
Wind al sunset S,v.
Miscella ueOus.

Tux DISASTER TIE BRIG MvsrEWy -The following is
letter of thanks Capt Cyrnus Sna by the
for his conduct The -
ef Ok noAKp BRic KAfHAK, Sept 80 1862
We the undersigned passengers on hoard the brig
which sailed iton New York Sept 10 1867
town, Nicaragua and away l7th the SAME
month aud having been kindly taken by
Capt Means Of the brig Nathan Ma
than Tor the purpose Of appreciation of Capt
Small of the brig Mystery both poutlcnan and u
for his humane treatment OF the while
his vessel and the coonrss and courage displayed by him
under the trying
dismased Ia the at- hurricane the Gull I'm which large
number Of vessels suffered severely and
nasement during twelve days the leaky n
commend Capt Small to than passing notice The
public II therefore resolved
be rendered 10 him. and that the first opportunity pub
hsh these proceedings the New Yurk PAPERS
that Capt Small may long be spared or
friends and acqninances and that the public may
the benefit OF his valuable services
The New York herald., 1862-12-01
VALUABLk nAcHskERS
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worhs Planing TOngusng aud Gss~ssn0 Mk ~Sseo
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chines Lahes fan~is and DFtins Ashaes Ief wesstag
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where the ab.ve sxsn~a rrrsseee
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The New York herald., 1862-12-01

WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION. on ruks
w d.y Decr q 10 oe.ok A. ~. % thr r<cmssge
corner High and Oranse street,. ke~sIt. . ~ -
r.nairiu Toos aud Machinery Of ne he~at -
.hiut Com ssirg of flsnang nochoe
twl plane Zee, Long by - incses wd.l kngre iessss
Boil Cater and Cai~r end Tooss fk~<. fe<non
and Bas sinhs' Toos AZ A an aioh tvl tons ~ ireN
Faks aud al the fs,erns Drs~nss Ac cstsosses rsa1y
m the dny q xale
The New York herald., 1862-12-01

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w day nj o'csock. ~ Csssi ssrr~s NeSss Ch~ssu
Rockea Palr kaiis thss Ixes, Bedroom sut<
Wardrvtes Dcssnr Hare.s WA~t<ssnts ts Dcdsts~ds uav
Matrrss.s Feather neds bedasns hAirnsssn u~ass end
Bfeak ast Tables Velvet Bfss@& Tfrepy. Inxfxtn @ea
STAIR Carpets Lac other carisn sessfs Fr~sh Ftsss
Mantr and Peer MStsrs Oiaah Chsss tfsa<wsfs. Cfwk
cry &c. uvv Betsfrshk. fktures Htoxeo
Kitchen Fnrnitur sewing Machsnss Counters ave ceAe
Rrnn.lv one lsrge WAsou. Ae
The New York herald., 1862-12-01
NDwARD srNrzENIcH AUcrIoNEER.

EDWARD SINTZENICH AUCTTONEER
II prremptory sale Of liquors. by ID. ". IVES CO. on
Tuesday next, at two O'Clock at aesreoms various pack
ages pf bourbon Whskey, Pale Otard Brandy Dark 0ard
Brandy Irish Whisksy, Sc ten wniskev. Jamaica Rum,
Caret and Champagne The above BE- sold perenp.
tory and may be seen and sampled the day before ss
, 1862-07-19
MORTGAGE SALE.

DY virtue of decree and execution of the District
ID Court of Wala Walla county, First Judicial
District in favor Of Way Bush q Co., and against.
Smith & Crapper and J. R. Scranton, for the sum of
$43929 and interest at two (2) per cent per month,
and costs of suit taxed at $685. and accruing COSTS
will the 4th day of August at the hour 0f 10 Az
of said day, proceed to sell upon the premises and
erty, for the purpose of satisfying said execution
Lot commencing at the southeast corner
of lot ten [lOl in block eleven [1l,l running
thence north 30 degrees, west and on the line Of
Third Street forty [4O feet thence south sixty de-
grees west sixty 1901 feet to the southwest line of
lot ten lOl thence south 80 degrees east forty 4Ol
feet to the line of Alder Street, thence north so de-
forty I4Ol feet Third Street. sixty 1901 feet on Al
der Street. and the other lines at right angles in the
city of Walla Wala, Washington Territory together
with all the tenements improvements and appurte>
nanees thereon or in anywise appertaining thereto
JAMES BUCKLEY,
Sheriff Of Walla Walla County, w. T.
, 1862-07-19
An Appeal for the Orphan Asylums at
Vancouver w T.

The Bishop of Nesqualy wishes to inform all per-
who take any interest in the welfare of the Or
phans that the Sisters of Charity at Vancouver have
at present under their no less than fifty orphans
including both sexes, of whom six only pay for their
board and clothing the others being destitute remain
at their own CHARGE in the two asyums that in or
der to prepare suitable lodgings for these little ones
they have expended several thousand dollars, and
thereby incurred debts which they are unable to pay
The Bishop knowing the good feeling of the people
at large for such Institutions has thought advisable
to make appeal to their generous hearts in order
to relieve the Sisters from their present embarrass-
ment and to recommend therefore a subscription to
be made especially in the mining country. Reverend
Father G. Vary who goes into the eastern part Of the
Territory, with the view of exercising his ministry
towards all who may need it, will receive then with
pleasure and gratitude whatsum soever well disposed
people may be inclined to pour in his hands for the
aforesaid object. The Bishop aters himself that this
appeal for such good work will be we'll understood
and complied with and he will not fail to remind the
inmates of both asyus of their obligation of address
ing to God fervent prayers for their benefactors
A. NJ A. BLANCHET, Bishop.
Vancouver, July 2, 1852
, 1862-07-19
sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

ONE common sized American Horse, about fifteen,
~ hands high, light gray with dark main and
tall branded on the right hip with a small G, about a.
21S inch letter Also, one BRIGHT SORREL AMER
ICAN HORSE not quite as tail, but little heavier,
with white strip in the face about two inches wide
with very heavy foretop.
The horses were lost from MeWirks ranch, about
two weeks ago. were both work horses, and the sor-
rel horse had piece of rope about six feet long tied
to its neck
Any person finding said horses will please deliver
them to MoWirks ranch, on Mill Creek or send word
to that place where they can be found, and the in
formant shall be amply rewarded.
THOMAS GILKERS0N,
Walla Walla, June 80, 1862. 29tw
, 1862-07-19
Administrators Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that in pursuance of an.
IN order issued out of the Probate Court of Walla
Walla county, W T.. will sell at public auction, on
the premises to the highest bidder Monday, July
28th, 1862, at 10 o'clock, of said day, the fol-
lowing described property, belonging to the estate of
Charles H. Vincent, deseased
One house situated on Main Street, in the city of
WallA Walla, door below the Union Hotel one
Sewing Machine, and a lot of leather.
Terms Of sale, cash
JAMES CONLON, Administrator.
,July q 1892 3Ow3
, 1862-07-19
To SAMUEL JOHNSON.
Administrators Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that in pursuance of an
IN order issued out of the Probate Court of Walla
Walla county, w. T., will sell at public auction on
Monday July DIST, 1862 in Front Of the Walla Walla
Brewery at 10 o'clock A. NJ of said day, the follow
ing remaining property property Of Constant Mar
cutie, deceased A lot Of Bar Furniture, and one.
box of Clothing. Terms Of sale cash.
JOSEPH HELLMUTH.
July IL, 1862 s0w2 Administrator.
, 1862-07-19

TTNHE copartnership heretofore existing between
Il MINER & ARNOLD is hereby dissolved by mu-
tua consent The business Will hereafter be conduct
ed by l.. Arnold alone, who will pay and collect all
debts owing to and contracted by said firm.
Attest: J. MINER,
A. W. CLARK. LARNOLD
July ), 1862. 2lw3*
, 1862-07-19

SIX DAYS Northumberland LOSS
TWENTY THOUSAND.
, 1862-07-19

The following precinct officers were elected;
Walla Walla-L. ]. Rector, Justice of the
Peace; Charles F. Schoppe, Constable.
Wallula-S. w. Tatem, Justice of the Peace
o. W. Rancor, Constable
Pataha-P. Quinn, Justice of the Peace VIM.
Ewing, Constable.
Upper Touchet-A. Dagget, Justice of the
Peace Perry Bruce, Constable.
Lower Touchet-H. H. Spaulding, Justice of
the Peace; James Cusker, Constable.
, 1862-07-19
TERRIBLE LOSS OF LIFE.

BATTLE BEFORE RICHNOND-THE FEDERALS
SUCCESSFUL.
, 1862-07-19
LATER FROM THE EAST.

Battle near CharIestOn---FederaI Forces
Repulsed.
, 1862-07-19

EMPIRE REsTAURANT.-Jehn Selby, proprietor of
the Empire,' would respectfully announce to his
old patrons and the public generally that his Restau
rant is again opened in fine style, and he is prepared
to entertain all who may favor him with their patron
age, in the best possible manner and viii guarantee
satisfaction to his guests.
, 1862-07-19
Legal Notice.

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,
County of Walla, Walla, IS
A. WYATT Plaintiff In the District
VS. Court Of the First
George Green Samuel Johnson, Judicial District
and John A. Simms. Def It's.
To SAMUEL JOHNSON.
NOU are hereby notified that A. Wyatt the above
L named Plaintiff has filed his complaint in said
court against you and the other defendants above
named, which shall come to be heard at the first
term Of the court which shall commence more than
than three months after the 18th day of July 1862
and unless you appear at said term and answer
the same will be taken confessed and the prayer
thereof granted
The object and prayer Of said complaint is to re-
cover the sum of five hundred and eight dollars and
interest thereon from the 26th day Of May 1862 at
three per cent per month, on promssory note made
by defendant Green and you for said amount paya-
bic to said plaintiff and endorsed by said defendant
j. A simms, dated April 2sth, 1862, and due twen~
ty-fve days after date, and costs Of suit.
GEORGE & SPARKS, Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS.
Dated july 12, 1862. 3OnS.
, 1862-07-19

LIVELY TINES NEXT WINTER.-A pri-
vate letter from Florence says:
" You may expect lively times in Walla
Walla next winter. The majority of the
miners and others who remain in the up
per country-no small proportion, by the
way-will 60 down there to spend the
winter. Stopping up in these mountains
is ''played OUT with all who remained
here last winter, and the wan visages of
many of them is sufficient warning to
newcomers not to risk their health in this
climate during the winter. Notwithstand-
ing some of the =" boys" thought they had
hard time when ''snowed in" at Walla
Walla last winter, they are now willing to
accord to it the praise of being the best
place they have found in the upper country" ("
, 1862-07-19
Notice..

Next Sabbath, 10 o'clock A. NJ Missionary sermon
will be preached in the NJ. e. Church. and a collection
taken for the benefit of Home and Foreign Missions
, 1862-07-19
Dates TO July 4th.

Three Hundred Thousand men called for.
, 1862-07-19
Application for an Injunction.

WIN. w. WIsEMAN, )Territory of Washing
VS.. ton-County of Walla
THos. R. CORNELIUS. Walla.
Application erparte plaintiff for an Injunction to
restrain defendant from cutting hay, &c., as set
forth in plaintiffs complaint. Hearing at Cham
bers. July 10th. 1862
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-20

For inoiaShlai expenses of.thb qnsf tsrilSaster's
department three hundred slxty-hT6 thousand and
thirteen dollars and eighty cents.
two million two hundred Rpd -four thousand
hundred and eighty-IiE dollars and eighty-one
cents. q"
For transportation Of oHcors' baggage, ffteSu
thousand three hundred and EixtySsVsu dollars.
For purchase Of dragon horses, tEo hundred and
ninety seven thouSand three hundred and thirty.
I've dlOlArs. - = Ela lHai
RSr clothing. camp aud garrison equipage one
million, three hundred aHS any thousand 0n0 hun.
drsa and my ans dollars and thirtY-eight eSntA
Por current xpenses Of drdnAheS service, twenty
thousand dollara. ..siE -, fs..l..Ia5l - -
For ordnance, ordnance stores, and supplies tnelu-
ding horse equipments for an mounted troops four
For Manufacture Of arms sixty thOuAaDd dollars.
E0r tnereaEtng the manufacturing capacity OF the
national armOFy1 MY thousand dollhTB.
FOR purchase Of guupOW'dsfiAnd lead, forty thou-
sand d9llAns. -la1 4s 81 8 faua' gssI f.saal
R9r purchase OfartEllsry horsea, tWenty-a thou
For hire Of quarters for troops Of store houses for
the EAfa keeping Of military stores Of grounds foF
summer eAntOnmeDtsi aud for Temporary huta,' one
hundred and hfty-eight thousand two hundred ana
eghty.three dollars and eight -one cent?.
Sec. !. And belt further enacted. That all apprO
prAtiong and all provisions Of law hersn contained
applicable to three years. volunteers Ehall apply q
mo years volunteers. and all other volunteers wb,
have been may be received into the service Of thu
United States fora period exceeding three months
Approved, July II, 1861.
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I Sec. Q And Be II further enacted, That every peT
son Who slAll be aPPOinted assistant PaymAsteEShal
/ tUenfy-ons years Of age nor more than tEenty-Eix
ysarS; and that, previous to his appointment, his
physical mental and moral qualifications shall b0
1 Inquired into and fayoFably repcrted upon by
board Of paymaSters appointed for that purpose BY
the secTetaIy Of the Navy, and under such reguli-
ions A ne may prescribe. i-sEt.a
Sec. 3 And be II further enacted, That the anuu.
hpay Of assistant payaAsterl EhAl1be follows viz
On duty At go for the dFSf i've TeRFl AFer date of
commission, thousand three hundred dollar: Al
ger 1yo yeaH trgm date Of commission, thousand
On other duty for the rs4 i've ysals amer date Of
communication one thousand dollars; after ATO Year,
rom date Of commission, one thousand two hundred
On leave Of absenee or writing orders for the first
nVe years After date Of commission, eight hundred
d0Ars; amer hye years from date Of eommisSSn, ono
thousand dollars: and when attached TO vessels for
service each assistant entitled
/ to one ration per day.
Sec; 4 Aud be II further enacted That from and
Of any vessel IN the navy shan be required to rer.
TORN the duties Of paymasteF OF aatstAnt paSmAs-
Ter; and When such ONCE shall become vacant, by
death or Othsrvtse, in shipt At forei sta
tIouS or on the PGEiie coast OF the United States
The senior oticeT present may make acting AP-
p0tntment Of any Mt person TO perform the duties
until another paymaster or assistant paymAster
SHAH report Tor duty. Any person performing tbs
duties or paymaster or aSsStant paynasfrF Ia Sclr.
dance with this section bur not otherWis) shall be
entitled to receive the pay OF such grade whilst 90
Sc. S. And Le 1t further enacted, Thnr eaeh a.
StstSnt shall, upon his appointment, enter
into honda In the amount Of ten thousand dollars,
Eith q least two good and sufeient securities for
the faithtul performance Of his duties and that
Eistant payulaSteTs shall have rank and precedenee
with assistant geOns not passed, and that all a.
psinfments TO MI vacancies In the corps Of payunas-
teEs shall 6e made by regular promotion from the
| list Of assistant TslymasfeFS
Sec 9. And be it further enAeIed, That within SIX
months after the expiration Of the present inSurre
dou the corps Of paymasreTs and assistant payulAs
tsrS shAn b reduced to the number Of ssventy-Ts
Approved July Il, 1851.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-20

An ACT 70 provide IoE tho Payueat q the militia
ted States, nom the Tins they were called into
serTies e tie thiEtiuth day Of june hfeen hun
dred aud siXty-One-
Be It enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentAtiIes Of the United States Of America in Con-
ress assembled, Thar thCFs Be and hereby apPrO-
PriAted. Ont Of any money in the Treasury not 9TH
erEtss appropriated. the Of i've milltO1s seven
huudre1 and sixty thousand dollars, OF 10 much
thereOf may be neeraaTy, 10 enable the Govern
nent TO pay the militia aud volunteer called into
service Of the United States, being additional
amount required for the hscal year ending Jnns
thirtieIh. eighteen hundred and GiKty-ope-
Approved, July Is, 1861.
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WHETuNC, Ian Auril- lS6I

OS and After the 18th Of April. lsGl. the passsu.
~ ger Trains Win BE- ruu Is follows, viz:
The ELpTess Train leASea VIII ceiling d ly eHeeuA
Sundays ~ 10 A. NJ BenWocd At lO=SO A. NJ arriv-
ing IN Baltimore At 40 A NJ consisting with the
EKpres- train for Philadelphia. New York, Bostot,
and Althe Eastern eitiel, leaving At 6:l5 A. NJ ar
rives At Washington $50 A. NJ making eIoEt CON
neet!on with the Southern lines for all parts Of the
South. This train EtoPs At the PRINCIPAL stations
from wheeling TO Cumberland
AstpTuinE. Leaves Baltimore At as p. NJ and
Washington City At AS r NJ. arriving At BenwoSrd
Al A " and Wheeling Al ~ A. NJ making direct
oouneetion with the al parte q IL e
west. Southwest and Northwest This train stua,s
enly for meals and wood and water.
The Mail TFain leaves daily tnelndinR SundyAE At
o3I P NJ, BenEood At 7s2S P NJ aud arrives In
baltimore At 5.l5 T. NJ. connecting With the Mail
trAin- leaving for Philadelphia. New York. Eostou
and al Eastern cities I=Ss p. NJ arrives At Wasi
tnEton CITY At $50 P. NJ connecting With the south.
err lines for all parts Of the South This train stos
On the vest end OF the road McundsyiIe Cameron,
AAnuin ETcn- water Station fafrrnont and Ciraffr,
Returning. Leaves Baltimore At $50 A. NJ Wash.
tsgtou CITY Al - A ". and ArEivesAt Bsnuooi Al
lo.le P. NJ And wheeling At IosSa p. NJ coazeetinr
Nth the EEPTes train for AL partaof the Surl,yi
West AEd Northwest. This train sfoEs AZ the pin.
eiPAl stations only-
The Piedmont ard Wheeling Accouar. Atiou mn.
daily except SaEdAyr leaving Tfei.aosf a. $50 NJ
AID HTriFes Al Wheeling n s=lo Pm.
WI. s1CTEr NAs.eE of TrGnsTsoCta:ioa.
L-N-CotE, Gea7 Ticket AGeuT- apo
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December, 1851, 20 far a. the sane can Or nay - np-
piled % the q ths al aud "a ins6nSis-
eoat Herewith. aFt hereby estiIe or re-enaetSd.
all the exPensSSthAt may attend the execution Of
this act the sum Of two hundred thousand dollars
20 much thereof y nay b peetstaEy, be and thu
Am0 Il hereby appropriated, 70 be paid out Of any
money in the Treasury not Otherwise appropriated
Approved, July Il, 1851.
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oFFIcIAL.I
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
ESissea AZ The Fsr1t ss1tloa ef he Tkiyty Soe1th
= Cbn0rGEE
[Puruo-H0.l.l

AN ACT to rsfund andreit the dutiss o. arms i'm
ported by States.
Be It enacted By the Senate and House Of Repre-
seutattVeS pf the United States Pi America In Coz
EresS Assembled, That the Secretary q the Treasury
lie and he Il hereby authorized and directed 20 re-
fund aud remtt the duties and imPOsts on all arms
imported into the unipsd StateIAinee the nrst DAY
Of May last, Or which may be Imported before the
drst day of January next by or for the account o.
any State; Provided, the SecrstaFy q the IreAsuEy
sal Be RatiEGed that the said arms are intended IN
good faith, tor the use Of the tEps OF any state
Shich & or may be engaged In aiding to suppress
de tnsurTeetioa uoH existing HEaiuSt the United
Annrorsd. July 10, 1851.
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Bridal IPresenti;sI..'

I. SOLID. SILVER WARE
usr RECEIVED PR ADAMS I,xpR 40 ~
superior stock Of Silver Ware, con-i1tip ~ BIZ
&c ely, Ioast and Fish Kniyess Sp
M tAtterS, Silver Bal GelaFS ana suo55u
pkln Ring, Pickle Knives aud Forks siiSer
49, .La Sas9s ana Port MonnAies, SpOons OSpS SSSSS
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6. W. JOHNSON & i Son & ISs'''. :.

- lAlNhlu4AetuEeFs OF COPPER, Tin md
Sheet Iron Ware. -.
HAVING AvAILED OURSELVES or ALI. ,rI,I,
~ lmpFoyed We arc better prepared nov
Lhe sooTe line Of business Ysllies and CouduetorI
maze g order. steamboat work done In substSb
particular attention. to this branch Of ths S3
m SuaTlntse Satisfaetion in every particular Is
ste 9ealerg We can oder indneamantI thai
completes and the aSsottment iGfuIl at GfftfhSi we
Keep sock OF thelltSSt and most approved uottsrnS
OF yqAi and Wood Stoves on hand al an tiu,eS -
- . = Z. & 9 q. ". JOHNSON & SOM
,-oIasse..t., No.1Te Market SQUARE, ~
g1-afFHEHr = Sht,si s.Wh eeiIpE. Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-20

The above prospectus has up to this DAT. 49,
2aolishSd IN only one Of our leading paperS for ~
80 extra enorts to get stock taken have 49,
~ q the enferprise, that OTet two huntirS5 tG
9 ISIlars q Tue stock has already been taken W.
~ sste that the shares arc SIS oach, Maid
We only when dividends are rsesivSS
Any peISo1 having money to spare can ~ a. ~
max An Investment that will pay IarFSIS ~, SIy
n ~ = eOny eTtol into cash Iitbont LII
aII nnieattonS to the President pr,t III
ST Louis, No, Arareb % ia, mhSO-dtWSm