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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-17
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD For ALBA.

HUDSON RIVER Railroads.&c. ALBA
4 Ny and TROY, CONNECTING WITH TRAINS
NORTH and WEST Trains leave:
From Chambersst From Joth-st
Express aud II d % and ,: 5:25 ll:15 m and $40 aud
IS and 5 p. IN. 3:25 p IL.
Troy and Albany with sleep
ipr carr IO:I5p p, IN. 1910 pm. Sundays Included
$50 p M ., and 655 pH.
Tyoi. .:jD a. M 800 a. III.
F.hkil train. $50 D. IN 3:sS p. N.
Peekskil train, $3.50 T. N. and
4.25 m 9:55 m. and Ass o. n.
Sing Sing train. 33Op. m. 3:b3 p
TafrytowD. o d m. t;zo a. H.
ionkers train, ~. N. 4:'9 2. m
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NETWORK & NEw-HAyEN RAILROAD
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.

a
itl SPRING ARRANGEMENT 1867
COMMENCING MAY 3. 1861
Passenger Station In Nsw.YoTk cor l7thst and %h-av
'A' TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YoRK:
For NewHasen; Z. = M, ELli R;lS. tEI)i $780,
tOr 8 idsspors, 4 a. m. EI); i2'ls. (Er)' ':s'
For Milford. STAFFORD Fairfield, Southport and wes,po
I e m. l2:l5 $3.50 and $50 p. m.
For Norwsk. $3.50 m Rl5, 3. FI)i $50, 4:3o, 81:
For o.Iieu ard Greenwich, T. $50 m. pls, $50 40
Foi stamford J. 9, tEI). $50 nj ia:is. o.ELh Of
so. 4:3D, 500. p. IN, r1D .
For Port Chester and inter mediate stations s:3oA ID:
H., pm 4 heater aud sew Rochelle. 10 m, (Ex)
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston, via Springfield a. m, tEI (Ex.l ?.
On
For Boston via Shore Line, l2:l5. sp. m, lEx)
For Hartford and Springfield a M. tEIh R:l5, >,
(EI.), p m. ttKl -
For Connection. River Railroad to Montreal H. (Ex
and Pals p. M 10 Sorthau pton. -
For Hartford Providence, and Fnhkul Railroad, q M
Ex), l2:l5 o.
For NswiIa.en, New.London. and S,onins,ou Railroad
ats a m. IL: IS 3, 9 .. IN, (EIl
For anal Railroad l2:l3 .. m. 20 Northampton.
For Housatonic Railroad. TO Prshed. a. m p m. to
Darlington ard on Saturdays through to Pittshed
For Nsugatuck Rail- road, g. M. 3p M
For Danbury and Norwak Railroad, T. $3.50 a. IN, IL 30
Comuo diou. Sleeping Car. attached to p. train.
JAMES H. HOYf, Superintendent.
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Professional Notices.

EDWARD H. DIXON, NJ d., Editor OF The
hay Office on tho more obscure diseases Of
the pelvic vsces Rupture, Piles. vMcooele and ristus
radically cured without tho knife igatuIo Otce hour
hep Q 70 Y, ! 10 D Snd 10 syeaipss
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NEW-JERSEY RAlLROAD-FOR PHIL
~ ADELPfilA aud the SOUTH aud WEST. via JEs-
SLY CIrY.-Mal and Express Lines leave New.fork az
and m. i and II y. Fare 70 Through tickets
sod for the South sndWe and through baggage checked III
! d ~. and d aud II .. M. trains
J. W. WOODRUFF, Assistant Superintendent.
No baggage viii be received for trains unless delivered
and crcSed IL minutes advance OF the time OF leaving
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90 Wbom II man Concern.

DECISIONS, 800 Bounty and Pay Procured
and Collected for Soldiers. Sailors and the Relatives o
NETTLET0N GILBERT CAMP
At their Collection Office
No III Broadway Trinity buldirsl, New York.
For all business done after this date charges will be a.
folows:
Por collecting SOLDIER and Sailors Pay les than - IA
amount when over $50 In amount 2. per cent the
For collecting Arrears q Pay and 300 Bounty fOr relsre
OF deceased Soldiers q per cent
For procuring Pen sions-Ihe Government Fee. IS
We refer by permission to the Hon. George Opdyke
Mayor NJ Y City the Hon. Cornelius VanNoft Mayor a
jersey City Msjor'Ges. e. W. Sanford Let III n u 5. NJ
Hrg Gen. WIN Hall lat Di ". Y. s. Brig Geo. Cbas
b spcer 1t DL y. Y. B. NJ; Brig Gen Chas Yates. Ia,
Di " Y. ". Big Gen John Even, 70, ID. ~ I. 5. NJ.
Canin Nellen Co, New York Lsthrop, Luiilugon. z
Co.. NewYors Isaac Seymour President Bank Of NoUl
Amer Chas jenkins President East River Bank William
Curtis Eoyes esq, Nex-York; David DIdey Field, CO.
New York jane. T. Brsiy. Esq. New-ioh
CHAS. EETTLETON.
Notary and Commissioner (EDWARD GILBERT
for all the States HENRY CAMP.
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OrFicg op 1uK Enm RAILWAY CosPAyr.
NOTICE. The Stockholders OF the Erie Rail

~ way Company a. hereby notified that the ANNUAL
ELECTION for Directors for tie ensuing year VIII be held
the Office of srii Company, EnePace in tue Guy CT
New.York on TUESDAY, the lth day Of Oc'obcT next
The polls vii be open from II o'clock g. NJ hi oeeca
}. -, 49,
Saturday the 27th inst and remhiu closed mil The 18th Of
October. II. ~. OAiS' SseietTy.
Ne,.York Sert. 70, 1862.
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60 farmers ano Others.

FCO FARMERS.-GUANO! GUANO.-The
undersigned has hand and for salo In quantities to
suit No. l IfRUVlAN OUANO at prices greatly below
those OF the Government agents.
Al.o ICHABOE GUANO, and Glide or CALIFORNIA
GUAEO, warranted genuine, and at former prices.
GEO. n. CHICHTON, No. 4 Broadway.
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Tnstrnruon.

A TEACHER, having time 10 take TWO
~ PUPILS FOR the piAEO. on the mornings ~ UES-
DAY and FRIDAY would Lac % them. above Css st..
would eoh Ia school those hours Terms l5 partly IA
advance RereIce any of the farties nrecr her
oar.e. Address r. l. NJ. Box No. 1873 Tribune Office
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1nsirnfilon.

CELECT FRENCH and ENGLISH PROT
- EsrANT SCHOOL for YOUNG LADlLs-"o 50
West 2j;h-st opposite Trinity Chapel This School under
direction Of Nile RO5rAN OF flrs viii &c Teopehed
OH TUESDAY, SEPT TO-
The Course Of instruction IL thorough comp eiensiye eng
tic aud de gned combine acconvne Enasn
tdGeatol with tie practical knowledge VI he ffehcn a'
sthor Modern Languages. :,
very limited Of Young Ladies VIII be received w
tie family aid share IN all the comforts and paw
iieges OF pleasant home.
For further iaiornstion. tes,imoniss 6c, apply to
MILE ROcTAN 70. 30 Wes. 4oh'st
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Burning GIni6, Oils, ST.

nWENS's PATIO CAPALINE OIL, or
OCOMPOUND HAIR RESTORATIVE 10 sdnitted BY the
numerous testimonials heh tho proprietor 10 daily receivns
10 be- the best Hair Oil ia Price Is ceuts per bottls
Principal Agent. r. COLE, No. SEC Broadway, Sad w. L
HARSHAW, No. Isl Chsmbsrssk
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK......sETr. 10
Cleared.

ships-Prince Irrerial (Frl, Pa,7uer hsvt r.
Hincken; Vision Peafse, Acapuloo MeIcneh' " T.eu &
Buk--Meg MeTiiles tBrl Dye Lona'N' -
Co. Nit Uincten
Bre-Enen Br Fletcher Gla.scw Boya Sod Tt ROGUE;
Schoouers-See Ranger Hinkley New o.i,,I 49,
rtpa DRYDEN Ws.hil gton Nan Bruui . lsu p.t,.
Sloop--L sccmotiue Molreu Hartford H. . hSe"''''
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Building Alaleriale.
ID OOFING 81 A l..
EAGLE SLATE COMPANY.
Depo-Coner Of 10th and lnares at iydeyille5 Yer
IZtLst, New. Yors. mont IL. h. RYDER,
ADAM PONrON Superintendent.

Til. Company invite the attention Of the public TO Their
nte,ior and '~ell.knowu GREEN aud PURPLE ROOFING
SLATE which they prepared TO deliver from their Quar-
h.s or Depots ia all sizes suitable for roofing.
Tho public cautioned sgan.t spurious and inferior ar
tce hch la, boon represented and used Eagle Slate
A slate roof Ia preferable. TO tin, shin giles ~ iron
Ifwe put II lasts lifetime without needing repairs III
a. cheap tin shingles Ii needs no paut. Rain water
.ron roof pure IL hiss no taut OF delayed wood OF
paint Slate roofs proof insurance companies iavo
Them; scan will not Affect them.
The slate Manufactured by this Company has been extern
syey upon the dnga of the New York Central Penn
yyania aud Long Island RailwGy Ordefs addrossei ~
above to o. FUkAAN No. 20 Courtlandtst, New-fo
will receive prompt attention.
New York, March 1861
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6ouees an0 farms Uante6.

VJyANTED-A place on the Hudson River, OF
10 % ACRES not above Iryin;,on well located and
with moderate improvements Address with full description
New York Post Ofce, Box No 1913.
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6ewing nlaebines.

NFME. DEMOREST's s. Running-Stitch
1Vh sEWlNG-MACHiNE; OrnArDened gen; the
acknowledged representative Of human Dgeuuity the e-
bodi.ut If practical utility and almost miracle Of sim
phcity needle always ready for operation
and viii life time Sent by express and the amount
collected delivery Liberal Arrangements for agencies.
Address Nine DEMOREST. No. AS Broadway, NY. Every
lady mohsr mill and dressInaker should have Of
these simple practical ana almost invaluable machines.
ISE -First-cass Sewing Machines 4 QE
400. to Rent and fofSsale new and 2dhand 4CO.
NYSewins Machine Emporium, 40 Bdway, Broonest
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OvANrRKNAsrRRs CFYiee. No 10 MEacRk.sr.(
NEwNoRK, Sept. II, lo6e. !

PROPOSALS viii be received at this Office
until the 7th day % p.eoer at 70 O'CLOCK ~ Of that
Ic for furnishing the e. Government with hundred
,oW HORSES TOO ARTILLERY and Cavalry sery-. an equal
proportion of each Said Horses to BE- delivered IN this city
within twenty (2D days sfeg awarding, the contract, The
Horses be pected by Agent appointed By the Qur.
termaster's Department.
lhe Horses to be- Of dk coors, fifteen ard hsk hands
aud upw srd In hight less than years than
rgh years age sound in every respect, and free from
bleuIsh.
The ability Of the bidder TO I'LL the contract shoad u hs
srde him. be guaranteed by respon be persors
whose signatures must be appended 70 the guarantee
The bidders be present person when the oids ss
opened their proposals viii not he consds red . ,
STEWART VAN VLlET, Major and Y. NJ U. a.
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Goal ano il)ooo.

OARNARDs STEAM KINDLlNG WOOD
ID FACTORY and COAL YARD Nos. - sud 1N r pt
g. Nos al Ina Of Coal for Sale. Pine. OAK 'es Hickory
Wood sd split ready Ts u.s es .o
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1nsnranre Companies.

CLINTON FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
" Office No. 50 Wsllst New.YuL-Cash capital ESQ ooo
with large surplus
DIRECTORS.
Hugh LAing. Noah 8 Hunt.
Fhing CHAM Townsend. 1homas Smull.
Chss x. Swords, J. II. Ransom.
John Penfod Geo. A. TowBteud,
John Compton, Don Aouzo Cushnan.
d. Henry Hight, u J. Smith
Joseph Lawrence Sylvester l. II. WGd,
Leonardo s suareL Ays p. LAing.
SiiA. Bronson, Robert NJ Brgoe,
A r. Emo john scott Boyd,
John Watson A. YKnsga de- Vale,
Samuel Wile.s, Henry ;. Ls.sncn
y T. Nicol Lawrence Tumufe
Geo Grswod, IT,, John J. Walker
HUGH LAlNO. PIesdent
Jas b. AnRs, jr Secretary
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Go Get.


.rUNO LET, VERY LOW-TO A GENTLE
l. MAN and his WIFE, or to small family, the second
foor No. III West 18th street CToon ater sta
u0nAry wa.bt1bs cellar, good yard etc Apply on the
prmlssa
rINO RENT-The HOUSE and GROUNDS
i Of the ate n. l. Colt a Paterson N. j. The house,
bait Of stone 30 fee, two stories basement and
attic furnished with gas and water The grounds compe
sbout - handom.y laid out IN lawn and garden, and
in perfect order Attached tho House afge conserv
a5ry There extensive grapcrss Ia iu bearing and
al the necessary ouibui.tings Of . large place.
TEOs o. SMITH.
Paterson,
+
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CENTRAL DEPARTMENT, MErKoPoLirAs rSLvs.,
No 4j BRooNE-sr, NKw.YoRx sept ~ ''"i
GEALED PROPOSALS Will be received os
~ this Office until the 9Oth inst. Tor ths ae"'eJ '" "
inns Il COAL. of2 li0 pounds each on l.. ~ MARIAN.
Specifications may be examined M Vn;e S,.T tsrs
DESTROYS of proposing B. T. Ma III ~ - =.
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BOARD ano Rooms.

BOARD IN BROOKLYN.-lIanisomcly Fur
- nhed Rooms. n suite OF sagy. to accommodate an'
g., o. O,ntemen 1hs house a. pleasantly situated, with
the modern improvements few minuies walk from the
South and WssL fsuies Apply at No IL, Pacne a., be-
tween Henry and Clinton sts. Reference exchanged
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mf00ing Gar0s, N1.

At VIM. EVERDELLy SONS-WEDDING
n CARDS-These celebrated Engraved Cards sold only
al No. Io4 Fulton-st., N. Y Established 1878.
ENGRAVING and PRINTING (half price,
LW ling Al Home and Note Pspers &c Business Cards
BiLHeads Portraits &c. at kELLYS, u fultonst u. y
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Dartins Ataoemirs.

4 DODWORTIfs DANCING ACADEMIES,
"A No. ZtS 5TH-As N-1Dth.
No IN MONrAGUE-sr.......BR BROOKLYN.
NEW-YORk CLASSES on -
WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS,
commencing Oct 4
BROOKLYN CLASSES TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS,
commencing Oct ,.
Morning Ed Afternoon Classes FOR Young Ladies and
Children.
Evening rhsses for Gentlemen.
Circular ofterms may be had Al either Academy.
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Gxtnrslons.

EXCURSIONS to CONEY ISLAND.-Uealtb.
~ Comfort and Pleasure Cars leave Fulton and Cashsrne
ysrhes Brooklyl. every 20 inmates.
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Gteamboais ano RAILROADS..
and TROY.

M ORNING LINE for ALBANY and TROY,
AVA aud int.,rned landings touching at 30thsStesm.
ct ARMENIA leaves from the & Of q Hartso-t NoN'
DA WEDNEsDAY. aud FRIDAY a. a N. tne IaS-
lei DREW leaves the foot Of Jsy.st TUESDAY. THURS
DAY aai SATURDAY at a IN. n B.-Hudson River
Railroad Tickets viii be received on board.
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Y'HE GREAT EASTERN having touched the
ground her late passage from Liverpool Il ha. been
considered advisable to make thorough examination OF her
before sendin, her Her departure viii there
fore BE- delayed hey osd her previously syTed day of sail
ing Holders Of return tickets will have them renewed or
tie money returned they may desire. Due notice will b
given Of the Alps departure.
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0latbincrp.

CTEAM ENGINE for SALA-The Steam.
- Engine formerly in the steamboat Caledonia 20 nch,
diameter of cy nde four feet length Of stroke For further
Information inquire board barge Union Capt Alsdo foot
Ct wArrea-st., Or JOHNSTON FALLS. Newburgb, ~ Y
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Eonse furnishing Goods.

COMMITTING NEW.-Call md sec PAYNEs
- PATENT WARDROBE BEDsTFAD Also his Patent
Boidng Nutketo Bar the Cheapest and best in use, d,
OKlfFiN'S No lgl Canal near Mott NJ.
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Sales bp Aurilon.

X. It HAZEL. AactioneeI
HARDWARE and CUTLERY,
II Il CARRIAGE HARDWARE AND TRIMMINGS,
MALLEABLE AND GRAY IRON CASTINGS
&c, ko., &c
WHITTEMORE HAZEL WIN sell at suction
THIS DAY WEDN EsDAY
at 10 O'Clock, a. No. rs Chanb-r,st,
in Continuation,
the residue o. stock nnsod contained in ssd store
ing today At lot 65 the catalogue The stention Of buy
invited that portion Of the stock which will be Of
feFed to-day. there bcrg many very desirable lots Of
Axes Hammers. Hsicbets Trogels, Aulers, Bolt,
DTills. hoes Hinges Saws, Slei gh Bcils.
Hollow-WaIe, Guns, aud kihss &c, hc.
Also.
CARRIAGE MAKERS HARDWARE AND TRIMMINGS
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OrFIcz OF TEE GRocEEs' fiRB INsURAsCg CosfANY.}
No "a WALSH, NEW YORK. Sept. |, 1882.
OATH DIVIDEND. The Board OF Directors
81 have this day declared semi annual Dividend Of
FIVE (5 PER CENT the Capita STOCK Of the Company.
rayable on demand. JANIS G.. PLAIr, Secretary.
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UUeCelldneou5.

TOR SALE CIIEAP-A few tuns Of nee,
i bright HU,KS AGdess the manu- clufer., L. 4. 4.
HEWITT Wethersheld, Conn.
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AN EXPERIENCED FRENCH TEACHER
~ wishes 10 receive ia his family 10 ARDEKS,
draifou5 Of tcqu practical kuo~ledge OF the
Apply at No. lla East llst.. near GrameTcy PaTf.
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DROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY.

ID No 80 Nontszue.st. Brooklyn. Y. Y.
Ills School for YOUNG LADIES viii be reopeDed on
MONDAY, the 18th September. For Board ard Tuition. up
plyto CHARLES r. " EST, LID, Principal
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pENJAMIN MASON's
ID MILITARY and COLLEGIATE BOARDING
SCHOOL, lONkERS, y. L.,
Now In session Circulars at Not, % Nassau and ga Broat
way.
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TOR SALE.-20,OO0 lbs. of MICHIGAN
Il FLEECE WOOL, by BUCKLEY. SHELDON Co.,
Noe. 81 and g Nescy st, COZ ChuIch.
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TOR HARTFORD, MERIDEN, and SPRING
j. FIELD-STEAnBOAT and RAILROAD CONNEC-
TON. via EEW-iAVEN-The CONTINENTAL leaves
Pecksip East River daily (Sandays excepted az 3:5 M
The steamboat train leaves the wharf at NEWHAVEN
arrival OF the boat for ali stations NIGHT LINE
The TRAVELLER leaves for New Haven at ii O'Clock.
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EuIrCATION.-Nr,

- LOUIS ERNSTS French and English Classical and Com,
cia Boarding and Day school, with line Play round ana
Noe ~ and 10 West 10Th st.. peu 6.bsv, WIZ
reopen MONDAY, Sept Is
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i RMINUS-Passenger Depot James.slp and foot Of
34h.t F.. RAT for GIeeuport Sag larbor Orient
and Hampons; at 10 M and 40 IN for syos'et at 800
.. for Greenport p. for farningdis Sundays
the train leaves Hunters Point (Jhst Ferry at 800
for Ryerbe sd and nse rneda,e stations at excursion
returning leaves Riverhea1 at D.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-10
dsclO tin 21th Assessor Isl Col. Dist. OfVa.
oSEIcE or THE Assessor or F1AsF DIST. or Va, 4
HsIalT1 TEH .CAnRRoa DeesnbaF 9Th, 1892

OSEICH OF THR Assessor OF FIAsF DISE. or Va, I :
TsFl Ilr CA1iERoH, December 6th 1852 !
THE following Is eOmplats list Of the number Of
i Assessment Districts In the First Collection Dis
triet OF Virginia. and the name and residenee of the
Assistant Asses or In each: $50
lBT DIsTRICT, Hancock oOunty--Jabez II. Cochran.
His residence, Holiday Cove, Hancock county, Va.
IN DIsIRIcT, Brooke cOunty-AbrAhRm Il. sharp.
His residence. Wellsburg, Brooke county, Va
IN DtsTRIeI, North half Of Ohio eOunty-AndreW
p. Ross His residence, West Liberty, Ohio CO., Va.
IfH DIsTRIcT, South half OF Ohio county-RobeTt
Pratt. His residence, Wheeling, Va
6TH IsTRIcF, MATshall county, North Of b. \ o..
RAilrOad-William l.. Parkinson. His residence,
Rock Lick, Marshall county, Va
6TH DIsTRicT, Marthall county, South Of B. o..
RAilrOad-JOhn s. Mcdonald. His residence, Cam
eTOn, Marshall county, Va.
ira DISTINCT, WstZel cOunty-JOhn Murphy. His
residence, New MaTtinITille, Wetzel county, Va.
STH DrTTRieT. Tyler county,. Edgar Boyer8. His
residence, II ddlebouTue, Tyler county, Va
9IH DISTRICT, PleasAuts county-RObert Harvey.
His residence, st. Mays Pleannts county, Va.
10TH DESTRIoT. Marion county-JOssph B. Nay,
His rasldence, Warrington, Marion eOuRty, Va.
y llTH DIsIRIcT, Mouongalla county, West Of No
nouYahela riyer-AlDhens Garrison. His residences,
M9SresTllO, MoRongalla county, Va.
12iHDILTMCft Mono gala county West Of MOnOn-
E,lhela FiVer-JOhn r, Drabell His residence, Nor
gNntoWn, AOnOngalia county. Va
18Th DIS ERCF, Preston county, West OF Cheat river
Henry StATtEman- His residence, KiugWOod, Pres
ton county, Va. 20,
14TH DIsTRcT, Preston county, East OF Cheat river
Henry Q. HaRans. His residence, BFArduhVille,
Preston county, Va. ua lH 30 rels
15TH DIsTRIcT, Taylor eounty-James u. serogin.
His resi- ienee, Grafton, Taylor county Va
JOHN PARKINSON,
Is deelO ASSESSOR RiTst Col Dist. Va
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L - - -
The commisseration Of tie House of
Delegates was excited yesterday by the
btoPo9ition offered BY SIR. Smith Civilization
county. as Ssubstitate for the Senate Car
lille Resolutions. BE proposed to say 10
substance, that whereas the people of
Northwestern Virginia and the Senate had
esnsured Mr.. CafiiIs- for bis faithlessness,
aud whereas it yEPs, very, t:gravss and re-
sPepsjbls' act f. eeaspEs "a public fphe-
tionary so elevated aud responsible" as
Mr.. Senator ,Carlile, therefore the House
''hesitdtes' md would rathtsqp b excused
from doing a disagreable duty and therefore
again il would be mote "cohs6nalt With
the duties aud dignity of $50 elevated aud
respectfully q leEislSiiTs, body 10 fnrn this
matter over to the people who didn't put
Mr.. Cariile 10 the Senate. who didn't iu-
struct him, and who are not in any sense
responsible for his being there, aud have
= eisetpg via Ioss si ttAs its
expense, all for whatI Why just to deter
mipsvhether MF. Garlic shall be requested
to tssiga: thats all. - :
Z Therefore Mr.. Smith vent ON 10 propose
that the Committee on Courts Of Justice
should do Rhat9 order 40 reieedo17 No.
Report hin ordering an election no; bat
actually Enquire into the erpedieucy' Of
such bill. And what il the bill
had not passed or still worse, what il tie
had ideeiasdtiE not ee4pedient"
torgreport billRi Why sin such an
event we strongly suspect there would
have 6ssl an sBd5. 81 The Senate .ipiat
resolution; Suppose the eoamitsse, had
si.EifI aTiHlf i3JsjisT 2 y ssts - 11oYSF 4
p J sfsf -, .TE5EpW q 4
.nS9ggHE q its5a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-10

THE Proprietors of the religions news.
papers in New York and Boston have
been in consultation. and agreed to raise
the price Of their newspapers, and to
charge for marriages, deaths obituary
notices, andnotices Of religious and bene-
VIOLENT societies. They also protest against
the publication Of cheap newspapers BY
religious and benevolent associations at
less than cost, and pronounce the taxes
levied BY Congress on newspaper and
newspaper materials peculiarly Oppres-
siye. saa dslde s5a 3H.t bsE-a'a ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-10
house of Delegates
The House met at ,eu.A NJ t,o
pyavaH hv R.y N uT

The House met At ten. "A NJ $40 20
Pfayer,by ReY.,J. T.5McBure.n7HH
The Speaker announced the following
additions to the Committees: To the Com.
mites on FINANCE, AIR. Powell;Ito the Com
mtttee.on Military Affairs, Mr.. Patrick; to
the Committee on Propositions and Griev-
anees, Mr.. Keeney; to the Committee on
Roads and lateral Navigation, Mr. Wheat.
Nj. CRoTHERs offered a resolution to APP
point an sddidopa page, Objected to and
iAi .i, over. Il. iii5g4 =6gu.s,A flIf5 rsafT
The following. resolutions of inquiry
were offered and adopted ~:
BY Mr.. HENDERSON, InstFncting the Com
mittee on Roads and Internal Navigation
to consider the eSpedieney Of making an
appropriation to re6uildth Bridges on the
ParkersbnFg and SIaunIon Tn-npike across
Worthingtou Greek and Dry Run, in Wood
County. usgig ss1i-7sI fcl;g79a 81
s7tBY Mr. DAVIDSON, iIlstruetine the Com
mfttes on Finance, to consider the expedi-
-ency Of reducing the tax on real and per-
sonal property " ID ,s5l'sFb runT
By Mr. RoLLYsoH, tIustructing the Conn
mittee sou Roads add sIhtefnRll Natfnati0n
%; consider the ,proPFiety ofreportinR a1bill
making an approbriation Tor fbe Weston
and iGaaley, Bridse TdtnBfka. r AZ fsfl5sEE
By Mr.. FAsTH IpssFaeting abe COMMITTEES
On o. Fiphpes 81 consider The, e4pedieney Of
aPptopfiA tlng soqpty 20 those soldiers Who
e s in SSIaasssFea fPa ssssFea 10
shj 10 s1iaIom sdi 40 os1oH e.niF 81
sGlf-.s9aus Rab ahi 4ajiHs'gss 3 Ats