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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-14

April 4th 1909: at the lIGusa of her son Richard Il
Creslp, Sugar Grove. MARSHALL City Ya 6ir
many years ti, tInlil Teslaneo, Airs HANNAH CRE.
ESP, relief Of the hate Colonel Michael ETcslp "a me-
tive NJ Maryland, e,lnelte fdr tile Law of pT0ntSiEs
talents IIt Of such extreme mOtlasty by IIatuFB as
tonuit him (Ur the conflicts nj tile bar and tho re-
srnusihtties al public llfo frbm which lie instinct
iySly Shrani. III early yIrz te sought home with
ti nlnIruoI uf hts choice west Ufth Allegitsnies
anu in this vAllcyOr the BcIutt RIVER where to-
stheT, they spent the greater Iprtn, Of their sub
selucnt lives tn the retirement cIngeuiaI to tlier
taste, and the esssand dignity attaching IL All ample
estate and sweet and lovely cottage hnntesteUi.
Tho sub 0f this noIirs the
PItraretl blessing; tAToTn; Providence in cInI-
corn onulFth in lis ssas1n Mrsst. was in her SOW
eutH-sCVentt psTienee through the Whole
OF this long allotment of yeIFs almost undetermined
health ami enjoyment ut life Nor was S tlensutI-
ent alone nu earthly TGlluTcnd for happiness Site
WIS, for many years, firm believer III tll, Christian
religion and pt1fe8se follower tire Savior ut siI,-
and continued to nbibe the spirit anil Taetie
the pr'eeptI tile Gospel tile Of fa Mira
C. stranger the abne4 Of sorrIVy want ami
Wretche.luez when. tn Providence her services were
required, her sonthtuE SynIpItie elptus hand
demanded Nor did she stop I'm nitnIGfriSs nt
lore ami demands of mercy to poor and
for the winters odd Nr the heat hut thrc'
storm AMI SUNSHINE. in heit aud IN cId was yer
ready tn t reliSvC misery ami rzlIIs
the widows h1lTt u slug tOr joy She was C1emI,-
larry i'll all the duties anu relations Sf Iie domestic
Ind soeial-as wife mother IteighbOr friend ami
nisfresS and In departing tEIs left behind her. for
tlse admiration and imitation OF her children and
grand children, that richest AMI uius precious III all
leAetss tie pious eCanpc anil prayers Of Christ
ian mother.
ft.,,,,I,.ri,,,, sNI:I .,.,,,, -, IL. ~,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-14

THEtsma'epris at Washington are
in u fever of excitement in regard to their
compulsory exile to rebellion. Airs. Nor
ris dsmurs on account of the expense of
living in Dixie Mrs. Greeubow deuouuees
the measure as a cruel and arbitrary one,
and Mrs. Bazley declares that ifseat away
she vtli-rsportsO Gen. Dix in Baltimore a
week aftsrwards,--but they aUol't take the
oath of allegiance.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-14
MARRIEn-

Al WeSt Alexandria Pa. by JOHN C. IIarvey, Rsu,
Sergeant b. + JENKINS to Miss BYDNET A. .IoHss b0ti
of this city.
I'm the same day, at the same placa and by the
samG Corporal JOHN l.. CASINOS to 3Iias Martin
JOHNSON. aIOD Ofthis city
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EX-SENATOR OWN n EfUHNoEn.

The Hon Vim. 6. Gwin, of California.
who WIS arrested in New York some
months ago and carried 10 Washington,
hut afterwards released, arrived in this
city yesterday, aud is stopping ut the
Spotswood Hotel Dr.. Gwin came from
Maryland by she underground raiIrOad.
He states that she Yankees intend exhaust
ing every means 10 crush out the so .cIIled
"rebellion" by the first of May The
number OF mechanics in the workshops OF
the North has been doubled. aud they are
now WORKING dug and night turning out
iron for gnuboats, as the North believes
them 10 be theirtonly Northumberland
Eu1VjrSr aprT J.
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: y 49, Ernmlncr. is hnnring by the necli

saws The Examiner is hanging By the neck
until ,hey are dead. The Dispatch says;
II is suggested thai Congress will rake
measures 10 check the evils which are be-
coming very psrcaptibie from the large is-
sue OF treasury notes, and viii provide I'D
equste means for absorbing the currency.
We learn that the expenditures of the gov
ornment are ut the rate oil TWO or three
millions day, and chat there is a weekly
addition of that sum to the currency We
hear it recommended that Congress sbOnld
make all future issues OF treasury notes bear
iintarpRt
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-14

TttEoLodIASs, pulpit politicians, &C., are
divided as TO whether Houry Ward Beasher
is a better judge Of tast horses than Of, the
art of playing billiards.
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Latest Arrival!
greatest BARGAINS vet Dffared

TER 4ttIAIAt1N, +COO4EOo,
ana aA che Belt ttJRiEeOs, at e,v.l,,.
ana = halr Gents.
5tAalBL.s0oe Ohm iaoRSfRRsS N, "a lr.ru..
NnsSttnSI &c ycl N1fs 10 81 = .SrSt
N,i rs AMIDST SlAy In receipt Of FFetl, as,,evliss
49, s,ss lla can RlI q
NtSsh 4l61 GOODS. FOREIGN Ara 1tISSSSsfic
NH retail at the loJFeSr CotS q, -
'9 ss etssse WINS oaBetlti,ss wv
sea And ~ USt 4&ts the F6pfa TN M,
iS"s'apFOVeVi. NeeysFespeeiRalIy. o
sSSfs --xs, Join R0EAfRR
- NO. So Main q eeSIre VS6eSftaz
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DEVRIEs, STEPHENS & CO.,
WHOLESALE DE&Lzns M
Foreign 4 Domestic Dry Goods,
No. 81s Baltimore St,
BALTIMORE, MD,

ANT ar now recsiViI:s our large and CAREFULLY &c
M leeted Stock Of Foreign nd Domestic Dry
Goods purchased for CAsh tor the EpTiug and sum
inter- TRADE, comprising every variety Of Dress Goods
OF line ana medium qualities Of beautiful styles Of
tile lOsuTeeent printing. and importation
.CEOTlls, CAHSIAEBEs, SATINETTS WEST
IHis Also general assortment of all kinds Of
IN addition to our stock of Dry Goods, We have
an extensive NOTION iUEIsklgTAtEHT, which emf
hF'hes every variety of Goods ESlly nnt lyy the,
largest Notion Houses. IL all uf Witch we invite
the attentioun nj purchasers We will sell nr stotS
A. Sls low prices ~ the SAME goods can be had in any
nj the Northern or Eastern markets.
niti3i-3mF DEVEIES, STHpIIENE & Co
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coYFRDEaATE COMPRESS,


0n.the I'd inst, in the Senate at Rich.
moud, tue House bill to remit the duty on
iron sufficient TO complete the Alabama
and Mississippi railroad was read
Mr. 1dneey urged its immediate mas
sage, stating that it was, with TIE axear.
ton of the Memphis and Charleston. rail-
road, the only great main artery of com
munication. THE Memphis and Charles
ton road IS now threatened and If the enc
my get possession of 1t, there will be no
other but the road in question. The urO.
vIsional congress has already appronrinte,I
$leV,OOO TO its completion, aud it only
wants this remission of dues to finish 1T
The government has already pronounced it
military necessity, and 1t ought TO b.,
put in working order without DELAY.
Mr.. Clay didynut like TO saw Tbet1ra tiJ,a
world what he would say privately to
Senators of the Importance of sneesl;l,,
building this road. He would let their
own minds sTggeStlfts importance and the
rcmesiy. ltiwas "a great public necessity,
aud should not be ielaved Une day
might make great difference and feet
the whole country.
Air. johnson, of Ark, did not know how
Senators Wereito got home, or how COM
muniesttiou vast be keptup With his
State aud Missouri, uuless the road was
built at once We have heard thar the
enemy, or some one Telse, had cut the leVee,
and the whole Mississippi valley was sub.
merged. lie urged the Immediate pas
sage Ofthe bill, which was d0ne
TREASURY NOTES.
The tichmond BEapsIser of April 4th
contains a leading article urging the exc
cutiou of the full sentence, #. The law upon
eralpsrsOns convicted of couutsffeitfug
Confederate Treasury notes. Thatpeadl.y,
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MORE GESBoArs.

The Mobile Tribune of the 4tb inst. says:
'sIt will be seen By the proposals in our
advertising column chat fivemore guuboats
are ordered bs the government 10 be built
ut this port
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God guard our tlAe, Aud keep ea,b star
Zach stripe ~ bright as now thcl NlsTS,
SGill make Il lead our ranicails yE1ar.
StiIl Hoat above sAel patriots grave,
Death % the traitor that would dare
TutFail II through the dust Of shame.
All honest hearts its Tot viii share
AM follow It 20 Death o. Fame.
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NEWS FROM THE SOUTH.

Letter rom ChRrlosGUn.-Sstren
entnE tbe DsEHGses--A LEGGED ImcIIi-
cheney OF the Confederate G3OVsrn-
menR-st'rOcee0inSSs of Congress Mt
IStctISuOnGA--CsunbO sat Mobile &c,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-14
Vote of sORbSlI ON .tTls ,Oona1I tutt,,,
and GnIah6II1atlon tClRuan.

and CHARACTERIZATION tOlalIao.
Editors Intsliiyereer
i have received returns from the other
four preciuts, atwhiGh.p6lls were openeti.
Fhe'vote was small, but all in favor of the
Constitution md all hut two, who voted
for the Constitution, voted for gradual
emancipation also. ALI the loyal ipeopIe
express themselves in favor OF the new
State, new Constitution, and the gradual
emancipation clause but fear to commit
themselves, lest another rebel raid shall
sweep them and allsthey possess into "Se-
cessna, especially as the Federal troops are
about leaving this section. That raid last.
tall, and marching of more than a hundred
of their fellow citizens, tied, iusnIued. ami
abused, had a terribly oPpresStua effect.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-14

Neither civilians nor sOtdtsts were at
lowed toevote, unless in =allErespeetsf qlIali-
6ed. lthaVe met with seVerdl imembers OF
Colonel LightboFuess Regiment, who ex
press great Indignation that -theyiWenetEle-
prtFedi OF the puttuulty at Geredo, cof1 o1-
pressing their minds Ia favor :6F rraii,,dl
emancipation. They say the Virginia. hoys
7of the Forty fourth would have been as
unanimous on,tbat question as those in the
Ninth and Second Cavalry. &c. iPARREx
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IuEuriant Raauty,
'APPLESl APPT ES1i

vs. ,ttSOBLVRD AND UFSTIIEs W slYlIIPSD66ls
sotee APPlIlSS of Standard varieties Il, flrSt
harr,i - EsluesSt prices Of 3 AID = 50 paT
49, pRY0EG 5PRflgST
'"tA' II & . lfAIN iSHrRRT!T
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INrEREsTtN0 FROM oHARLEsToN.
Correspondence OF. the psehuoyd I:.an,tusr.I
OHAnLRsroN Mnrch 3D.. u

INTERESTING FRON CHARLESTON.
lCofr"5rpudeuee OF the Riehmo1d Evamtnsr1
GHAHLEsroN, March 30 1869
Amid the hurly-buTly of BATTLES, march
IS, sEITm:Sbes and retreats of the hostile
armies along our vast frontier, Il complete
lull has prevailed for some time in tin. on
eratlous at the campaign along the sea-
hoard OF Georgia and South Carolina. The
Yankee Generals bereabuuts have evident
y abandoned the Intention of pushing
their conquests INLAND, ii. indeed, they
ever entertained such an intention. We
are now III a state OF good preparation AT
al! the points which have been selected tor
defense. a few weeks hence, IBrOu2e
john" and tue other climatic fevers will
make their appearance nmOug tue North
err troops now encnmped on the sea Is
lands, aud tue havoc that will Inevitably
come will leave Tut little to he done by
our army of tue coast. am told that the
! people of Savannah, who, u short time
ago, were in hourly expectation of an at
tack, have also reliuquisheG the idea that
any immediate demonstration Is intended
against their city. But neither there nor
on the coast of this State have the mill
( tary authorities abated lot of their eff
I forts to improve aud perfect the condition
! of our defence and defenders.
/ Since the drawn battle between the Non
itnr anu Virginia, we have made up our
minds that the strength of the batteries of
Fort SuWpter will, within the next three
months, he tested by half u score of iron.
sheathed monsters. We are doing some
thing 10 get ready for them THE guuboIt
tever. justuow So universal among the IN
cnuquerlble women Of tue South, seems To
have awakened the Navy Department from
its tOrpor. What is now being done at the
eleventh i:our by the orders OF the govern
ment should have been done twelve mouths
ago Since the cumbersome floating hat
fiery, intended for the reduction of Fort
Sumter, was launched, our ship-c.lrpen-
tiers, as far as war vessels are concerned.
have been absolutely idle, though their
/ services could at any time have been Sc
cured by the CuutederEcy But the past is
past and we must all put our shoulders to
the wheel for the future
Gen. Evans, the hero Of the 'tBaIl's Bluff
Massacre" is stirring upthe Yankees on.
EdistO Island.
as | telegrphetl To the Examiner, n par-.
~ OfCarolina scouts bagged tweusy.une of
the enemy before day GU Saturday morn
tug.
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npwn PrDnar+v Fo,. qSIo

tIIEAPRR property than ever Was sid q, The
~ Ohio TITer. car be had -RlresTillC Mo1ro-
uiHniy Unto, consiSttnE 81 tHo .AgrN Lsts tdrs-s
ami al the necessary buildings fill IL,
Np reFE1tr numerous fTnit ID orTlaaisFtl frees
e best oisoti water and all tine uonvsnieRess thai
knIuiie cnttlie premises. ornf
SANDAL u. WILLIAMS. on
mh2~lm E-HORHBND0E. S41riis. CatQ
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HEIMsTREEp's
1n1mitable Hair Restorative,
TT rs NOT Il DIE

TT rs NOT Il DIE
Brt restores gray hair to Its original slr nv mn,
nlyfu the capillary tubes with nAtura! EIItteSaIe
ilren ny are or disase AlIifnselIieaaeoSrF l.st
an composed OF tST1 oIaistC Destroying the TfSI,-
y and heantS Of tile barr, and altori Of iheosEITe
~ pressing Hetmstreets IniniIhi6tc DSIoTiu1s 5t
process, but gives the haira ~
LuEuriant Beauty,
promotes It's growth prevents its s4aIIiny az e.,5.
GATES nanItiu and imports health and 6laaE1Brges
- me sd IttAs stood the test or tine Efir.Ss ~
A., s mar S'HtoEtns. ami Is ooaseantly increasing
,I .! ~! tAO 10 deatsrs, car pro.1rtIl nv
S mem oI tis commercial uEent, D. s iaarloI M,
'HLuSnWaH NJ. Two RtEss. 50 cents ,lusI N
Tseti oy L n EOGHttGO. and RERD q KR6Y
.SSsIs, ~ ah94
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cuniFsFlln,i tNTl. lpapsr-. o2py notice 81 dealt.
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Iron Mill for Sola

II tic hftee,,tll Day Of April T,t, IsfT., nine
NJ "nS ten uiecet A M ,,s,5Ii.t
W the COuit House in NSsis,s m
It,i ~ "MoWn - the 4stHsroeS RoIfIxt 8TI
~ nppnrfsbanees, IneIU1iuE cf-iI uTtyieqz
ssIlrcesi Mtl 'sun,lry town Jtts - ''''''<s-'
III. ny, p TOR manufacturing iIaIraad Iron and
ty.,y,s s,, tsr tdyniu ct aUnirei ana sveIi
Lee iS,,, .PIcbabIya1 expenditure Gf
L,a.l4Ieg seE Il + ilocateSi ene mile and
w tI Eheehg. lHiHieiFafely IN The .lt bank
eash and ille balance IA one aud
epod security "a, 4ScTSSS,SS NN
March 4th 1Sl4a A1i-h.a q -
The national Republican., 1862-10-06
Communicated.
CQnValssc' mt Ca u. y

NEAR ALEXANDRIA, Ocf0Oer =, 1867,
E.litors National Republican: saw Il notice
In your sheet, Of the I'd instant, of the Conva,
Iescsnt Camp, near Alexandria; /; and justice ia
myself, and TO other men here, induces me 10
give you some particulars Of our disgracef ful
treatment Ths men 10 this camp are mostly
men who have been wounded and SILK In the
different hospitals and returned by the sur.
goons TO duty, to be sent to their Different
regiments. But Instead of that they are incar
osrated here under n strong guard, in camp
pitched on dry, sandy hill, without straw
blankets, or any other comforts. have been
In the field service for more than year. and |
never In that time suffered for food as have
In the time have been compelled to remain
say, for have tried to 90
to the regiment, and cannot get the chance.
The food we get here 10 OF the most indecent
kind the bread is mouldy and the meat is poor.
The most Of us have no descriptive lists, and
can get no clothing; and In addition to that, the
officers In charge insul us by calling us strdg
aiers and desertprs.
Az honest soldiers. We appeal to the Govern
ment we lght for 10 redress our grievances
All We AJAX Ia to be sent Ia our regiments, and
10 the name of i,tstice we dsalaud that. write
this ior ! believe ! a,n doing justice to myself
and other HONEST sOLDIERs.
(Ths above statement Ia oOrrOborated IN
nearly every particular by the testimony OF
every person who has conversed with us on the
subject, and who has any knowledge of the
camp In question. We again ask An invsstigs.
tion Ms 10 this place by the authorities.
The national Republican., 1862-10-06
Accident u the Young A America.

Quite n serious accident happened to the
steamer Young America, Capt. Rythsr, ON her
n,ir O'Clock downward trip Friday evening.
When about half way down her walking beam
parted, causing startling and terrifying crash
10 tho passengers, many OF whom thought the
boiler had exploded. Considerable injury WAS
done to her machinery. and It will be some
time before she can again be put on the line:
No one was hurt, but many Of those on board
were badly frightened. A tug took the passsn'
gers CG and carried them to Alexandria. 10
Transferring the freight, n horse got overheard,
but soldier on board the Young America man.
fully plunged into the water. aud mounting the
steed, guided him towards the Mary rylandShore
which after long swim, he reached In safety
and the nob.e auimal, with his rider, reached
the Seventh street landing before the boat. II
was fortunate that the rod broke in Its upward
movement, as, ri had been the reverse, the
hull woold have been broken In the descent,
aud the boat Woud have sunk suddenly.
The national Republican., 1862-10-06
Arrest Of Hotel Thi YES.

Bill Hocksy and Jim Wilson, two notorious
hotel thieves, were arrested on Saturday by
two detective officers attached TO the bureau
If Superintendent Webb. These fellows have 9
visited all of our principal hotels Of late, and
have succeeded In forcing their way into the
boarders' rooms, and BY tho means OF false
keys and iimmies, opened their trunks, and
taken from thsm valu ables, such rs jewelry
money, sc, To the amount Of several hun
dred dollars. When taken into custody. they
were searched, and \ large lot OF skeleton
keys and burglars toolswero found upon them
They were taken before Jdstice Clark, and
are 10 have ihoir trial, when It Is to be hoped
they win suffer the full penalty Of the law. MOI
any too much praise can bo awarded to these
two officers for their efforts In arresting these
men. They have been on their track for some
time, and have Rt last succeeded In bringing
them TO justice.
The national Republican., 1862-10-06
cess, and under the immediate supervision Of =
skillful and scientific PhArmsoeutist.
DRAkk's PLANTATION DirTklls,

cess, and under the immediate supervision Of a
skillful and scientific PhArmsoeutist.
DRAkk's PLANTATION DirTklls,
Or
OLD HOMESTEAD TONIC,
are put up in Patent Bottles, representing n
Swiss cottage and are an ornament to the side.
board.
SEA sICKNEss.-Travslsrs by railroad or
upon the inland rivers. where the great change
Of water 10 such a prolific cause Of iuoipent
disease ike Bilious, Intermittent, Ague. and
Chill Fsvers, may feel u certain reliance, II
they protect themselves with these Bitters.
The muddy water OF the Western rivers, Hlled
with decayed vegetable and animal matter, In
quite sure TO produce disease unless guarded
by an antido,e. such M is found In the Plants
tiOn Bitters.
what 10 said Of the Plantation Biitsrs
HILADELrHIA, lat month, 10th day, 1862.
ESTEEMED FRIEND: wilt thou send me another
case Of Of thy Bitters' Nothing has proven 50
beneficial or agreeable to my invalid wife aud
myself. as the Plantation Bitters.
Thy friend, ISAAC HowLAsD.
N. B.-Ths secret of the immense sale Of the
Plantation BItters. is their tested purity.
The 81. Croix Rum and every article used, 10
warranted perfectly pure.
Be careful that every bottle bears the, fac
slmile signature Of the Proprietors, P. Il. DRAxs
L Co.. New York.
brakes Plantation Bittsrs are sold by all
Druggists. Groosrs. Hotels. and Restaurants.
P. u. DRAKE d co.,
"a 26-s"l3t No. 202. Broadway.
The national Republican., 1862-10-06
RhUds island RELIEF Association.

At meeting of the Soldiers Relief Associs.
tion of this State, on Friday evening, Mr.. Benz
F. Bucklin was appointed chairman, and Mr..
William r. Walker, secretary. A committee
ley, was appointed to prepare full list OF
visiting committees for each of the hosritals,
and report at the next meeting. Mr.. II. H.
Tilley, was elected delegate to the Union Sol
diers' Relief Association of Washington. AT
tho meeting previous, the organization of the
scoisty was completed by the election of the
following permanent officers: President, Hon.
Henry B. Anthony; vice presidents, Gov. Wm.
aprsgue, Hon. 8. q. Arnold, O. H. Browne,
Hon. VIM. p. Sheffield,
passed.
Resoloed, That we will report In person, II
possible, or by substitute, at every meeting.
Adjourned 10 Tuesday evsning nezt
The national Republican., 1862-10-06
Ihe 3Oth new Jersey,

Colonel A. y. Donaldson. arrived last Friday
uishi, Thay number ,0i9 men, Ave companies
OF whom were recruited in Somerset. three In
Union. and two IN Hunterdol counties. They
numbering l0l men. In thirty sii hours, and
company U, of tho same number, ois after.
noon In three and half hours. All OF the aeld
officers, and many OF The line, have been In
service. The Lieutenant Colonel, ]. J. Cladsk
has been in many battles both In Hungary (oi
which country he ts nativeJ and on the Ps.
pinsqla, where he served with the 9th New
jersey.
The national Republican., 1862-10-06
= PSrhOn nj,

Major Gsu. Keys. U. s. A.; Gov. Andrew.
Mass Alexander Cummings, New York; Col.
A. H. Hamilton, Texas; J. II. Stevens, New
York; Edward E. Plumb, Mexico; Col. Parsons
aud Col. II. II. Hall, U. 8 A.; are at Willards'
Gen. McCisrnard, U. 8. All. D. Raymond.
New York; o. n. Hatch, Illinois; Chas. II. True,
Augusta, Maine; Owen Jones and family, New
York; ". W. Putnam. Syracuse, New York;
are at the Natiopal.
Col. @. de Korpony, Col. Winsl0w and lady
u. 5. A.. J.. NJ Lamb. Ohio; A, ID. Eokel, Pa;
Rev. W. W. Luta, ,PhiA.;C II. Almsids. France;
are al the metropolitan.
The national Republican., 1862-10-06

b FIRST TRADE sSLx 0F TEAS cor.
cHEsss s'snHsk s6Tk yST5Ek snirs ai AiEp HSms s.n
he fYTiRE CARdo oF SCHOONER fhfO5
Just arrived ir,m New York, cootigu.d to + &
{. serve, at The Auction n ,om, Of {. C.MsGUIRt
co ON TUESDAY MuRNING. oStotsr 7, c,u.
meneirg at VI .cloos
Samples OF ,he arte!ss in the package will b. ex.
hibitei ON or be ore the cay Of iais
Name, in part, @ qudNt,,v and urie'es-utoL,o.i
ioo Boxst iounds each, extra ooous la,
% B,ss Govrrnment Jsv. Coffee,
Crush, d, Powdsrtd a. sad Tsnow Rsansd d~p'
,sA fi,t Ina ire,h Orange aud Delaware coo1t:e,,
Nes York, Bu uT
81 1ubS Of eaup Bu ter.
co Y, ,gYFamiiy Leaf Lard
50 Te'ce sugar cared Ha"s canva..sj,
%; %, seH1s sns "a a, ~ F;os, 'M,os cs,,
isls""s n,anas ; 81 u ga =" as,, W..
! sa,es FIenSh w.lnst., 9
] Bale PIiucess payer theii A mons.,
Ca.es Imperial PIures-siass jars,
10 Boxss SOFA Biscuits,
50 Boxes Sugar Crackers,
s5 Boxes Fancy Crackers,
Barrels and 20 Halt barrels Rios,
IS Casss sArdin. s. whole and hall soxss,
20 Case sxtrn Salad on,
Is Msss.ioui'
's: g Sss:;:s s:;: ssH ss,". S, ,.~,,, s,.r,
Of KINDS
81 d" 9ilb-u's Laundry SisYl H.
10 Bakers No. I b icJ.T-
10 - do Norfolk O. Chosolsts
TOO e Atsmantiur Ga ,Jiss, IN iba Euri on
40 - g " 1. ~ lts. tSA..
10 Ota~s Cayenne Pepper, ID glass yilis aLd tar
boxes,
W Cases lilisLtha q due cut l. ba:eo,
10 barrels pure cider Siatys,
Barrels Wine NiaessI,
3Ibsg, lapioca,
80 BsFiels Potatoes,
10 Barrels OuiJAs
WILL BE ADDED-
o. Casss ct Umbrsiiss, OF various Qusiiitss and
si1es
Terms cash.
JAS c McdUIhk SEQ,
Coz = Id ISiar AuctioLssTs