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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-10
Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheel.
ing Rail Road. i8fsF


Ia s.
NN AND APTER MONDAY, Nav SUI. le69 pa
IsunaayBexeOPts1=l
10 IS A. ~ Man Train, stopping At ali stations ar
EiEs At Pitt.barEh At 5zsS =. 81, And
Cleveland At $50 P. n. ~ ~ go
352 P. n. ExpreB Train. Stopping at ali stations
arrives It PittSbIHGh At $50 PM
lo:tS p ~ BHlrass Train. arrives n Pittsburgh
2sO a. u. RnEi Cleveland Al Gals A. ~.
RETURNING TRAINS.
leave Cleveland AZ s=25 A. Il. and Sis P. n, ar
dye Al Bridgeport NJ 4.5S p N, aud 455 A. III
Lave Pitoburgh 1t l=e9 A. ~, ESQ A 81. aud
1850 ?. NJ, arrive a RridgopoEt at $50 A. w. 1OaS
s, NJ. and 1855 P. n. 81
Connections are made as FOlIOIVB,. !,
At PittshuESh with Pennsylvania R. R. far Harris
burg, Baltimore, Washington, PtiiA-
dslphia- SeU YORK and Bo<top.
CtSTslR0d With Cleveland Toleil r. r. for Sam
tGsky, Toledo Detroit, Chicago and
~ points IN the NORM WEsI. With
acknowledgements for Detroit, Jackson,
Chieag0 and the N0E1H WrsR. Will
Cleveland 4 Eris R X. for Erie DuE-
kirk, Buffalo aud Niagara Falls With
Cleveland Columbus &CincinnAEi tor
C<esihns, Delaware, Columbus aud
At HGdson with the c. z 1 R-R. for cuyahozs
faIls- Akron, AnieESburgh and Ho6s-
Al Alliance With ?. Fl. ". c, r. Z. fur Canton,
AAsSillon, Wooster, Salem. Enon, Co
Al steubsn1ills with i: c. c. LiSs and Az BrrL.,u
q r# With 90. U. XIX for Evansville, New.
ask. Columbus, 4eniu, Dayton InIlj-
annapolis, Cairo, Cincinnati Louisville
st. Lcuia, ST. joseph and all points
Wtst and South West.
Excursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return 1915
Pare always aS low, and time much quicker than
any other route. - :
Through Tickets 90 all points in the West, North
and East can be procured NJ the once under the
AcLuEe House, Wheeling, va or with Freight
Agent at bridgeport Station.
Freight contracts will Be made at lowest rates TO
tay point accessible BY this rua6 and its eORaeeti0us
90 the East, North, West and SOrth-West. ut once
under NLuFs House. OF with PIT. Agent at Bridge
port StAtion- WM. D.TERRY, AGENT
Wheeling. Va.
JOHN CHAPMAN, Agent,
IN, MCCULLOUGH. President.
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TRANSFORMATION,
"a
ORKIcE OF TIE 2 8 o R r. Co.

Ya5 WHEuISa, .9th 'SIarch, 1859.
ID ESCNPTIoS OF BUSINESS on THE haiti
IL AOkR OHIO RAIL ROAD. me COllpSny
having thoroughly Reconstructed tie breaks Ia the
tEAck and bridges OF { cir road under Government
Protsstioas and having resumed their Tonnage trans
PoEtation, viii, aud after Tuesday The ist April
run three passenger trains a. loIoWs-ths road be
ing thoroughly aad Completely guarded:
llau TrAiDs VIII leave Wheeling At 9sSu p. n, Ben
wood ~ lO.2Q P. H., arrive AZ Baltimore at r. NJ.
Returning, leave Baltimore at $40 A. n, arrives :
BenIooa 1t $50 A. ~, WheslinEat 500 AN.
Wheeling and Cumberland Accommodates Frain.
will leave Wheeling a. l0.3O A. NJ BsnuOSA At 1880
A. NJ; arrive 1t CnmbeEland At esS5 r NJ.
RetWufnR, leave Cumberland At T:i5 A. NJ, arrive
n WheeILug a GsSO pm. si ~ 10
". P. SMITH, Master Transportation
L N. COLE; General Ticket Agent.
IF- A. DTFPY. Oasia -
}. P.WIBLARD, .5-ta.E 10 7 -.-s
}. B. FORD, Geht Agent, Wheeling. Rh3I
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show; 3 81 il , to RSssss; .,Ps,toE yittass
plants EBEN ESIGllT, MD. f ...t7s
have nsed your Pictorial myself In nv family evsr
since you inveuted it, and believe & tie best nsei-
cine fer its purpose sTsr put out. NTH bad cold
should sooner pSy twenty-five dollars for \ bottle
than do without it, or take any other remedy
Group, WhoOpInR Cough, Inauenza.
SPRISGEIELD, Mss, Peb. q 1856
BEoTaEE ArER: I will eheerfully certify your nc.
oT1! is the best remedy We possess for the cure uf
EhooIling cough, Group and the chest diseases Of
children. We Of your maternity in the South Sp.
our people. HIRAM C0NELIN, 81 D.
AMOS LIKE ESQ, MONTEREY Ia, writes. Sd ian.
1855: Il hal tedious Infuenla, which confined me
IA doors SIX weeks; took many medicines without re-
lef finally tried your Iecordl by the advice Of our
clergyman. The first dose relieved the oreDess IN
my throat and lnHEE; lees than one half the bottle
made me completely we'll Your meditiues are the
cheapest as we'll the best We can buy and Ne e.
teen you Doctor, and your Hedicines. Ss fbs T55r
mans friend" ta-ttsT .s4ziJ rl.l.r'- * l1tlJl
Asthma or PhthIEio; and Bronchitis.
WEST MKXcHESInR Pa Feb. 4, 1855.
Sir: Your Cherry ReoTal is peEtorrinE marvel
from alarming symptoms Of consumption and il now
curing man who has IahoFed under an Rfection Of
the lungs for the last fSEty ye'Is: ~ E 10
HENRY L, PARKS, Merchant.
r 4. A. RAMSEY, NJ. D., A1AIOs, MosEoE Co., Iowa.
writes Sept.6, 1855: sOuring my practice Oh many
year, haVeEfUudd nothing e.iutf to y0ur O. en-
etSNNt abE ElNAl3 cana telteI
patients, or curing sucl as curable.n - .
We IN 'sht add volumes Of evidence, but the uoC-r
convincing proof Of tile virtues Of This remedy Is
found in It's effects upon tFiAl. az % li-5T = =
Consu1nPtt M $
Probably no one remedy ha; ever been known
which cured 50 many and such dangerous cases a.
this. some no hgulHn5 nil can reach Int even to
ttiose the CARRY tfrtOTaL affords relief and comfort
AsToB House., NEw YoRE CIR. March S. 1854.
DOCTOR am, LOwELI: feel It duty and 4 pleas
to INFORM what
done fnr my Nifa had been 1--WE months iab6finr
under the dangerous symPtoms Of CpnGumption, from
which RidWe could Irocnfe gave her f1Ich rtlief
She vas steadily failing, untn Or. Strong Of flIiS
city. where We have come for AdIiea.i recommSndoa
a trial OF YOnr medieine We bless his kindness ~
We do yo1r skill; for she hasrecoyeFsd from that dsy.
She is not yet - strong a. she used tbe but Il M
fro her cough, and calls herself we'll 1000 = 4.
Yours with gratitude and KsgaFIi,5 "a
= ORLANDO SHELBY, OF SHE1REy1ItE
ConfuaPtitss, 10 not despair TIM YOU have tried
AIRS CHERRT PDcTOHAI- tits made ~ one 81 me
best medical - the world and ID cfel m
PAaadeipata LSdgsF. : ~ : - '.'s.s-7F'
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siillSSOuri mining Company

Incorporated Feb. 22d, 1851.
CAPITAL STocK......-..-......05 10000
LUIS COMPANY Is FORMED FOR THE PUR.
Il pose Of advancing the great mining interestsl
our State! We do not profess to be governed by
purely pilaathEopie motives In initiating this
terprtsei We believe that the stock can be made to
large dVidends, and At the same time more real
tgeod greater progress made in de.
Vs6PtnS and making known the astonishing mineral
wrath Of Missouri than by the use Of i've times the
amount Of our tnTeste any other business
We Ahn4l IKE the Odiee Of our Company -Cclns
Rete mining bureau Of the mineral resources q the
SeAte. w q have power under our eliarte r e. ptlr.
SlAs9 Apd sell mineral lands WheraTer locatej In
1As6Uti' Great Inducements wilt be offered to cap
mining adTenturers, who desire to puf.
Snase and work paying mines, by dealing with THE
Company. ptIf = SO ~ iEf5 fffiIflS if5
We respectfully solicit the attention Of all who
have mineral lands for sale to send us 4 statement
OF The Game describing Of minerals on their
lands the number of acres the location and the low
esq cash price they 6llln to take for ia lands
We shqll work only such mines AS pAy largely but
snail open and prove mosfof the lands We sell The
Sooks for spbSeEiPtiOR to the stock are now omen nt
the ONCE OF the Company, Main street, northwest
corner OF Locust over Merchants Bank. entrance
= LoeIst street An Whc feel an interest il this
SI;S ana have money, WIN well to call and
aty, can seeuEe it by enclosing ten per cent Of lie
araounE wanted 70 the President u Treasurer.
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EXTRACT FROM LETTER yRoX SISTER TO
HEE BROTHER
NoUNr PLE1sAST, May 10, 1861


w Dear Brother Geor5s-We have been
expecting to hear from you for several
days, and from your silence judge that you
are still ir New Orleans, and very busy
You say that yOn enjoy receiving my let
ters, and am sure that ! enjoy writing
you, so will promise to write you AS oft
en- as can, although in these times hard.
ly know what 10 say, for the subject tina,
We do not, and 1 suppose cauuor, agree
upon at present, IS always npperInost in
my mind.
However, it seems impossible to change
your views, aud as am not accustomed 70
argument, must content myself with the
hope that you viii see your error. The
right will certainly triumph in the end ::
and. although it seems different TO you,
feel IhEt the South is fighting for despo-
tism under the name of liberty, while the
North is oaIy seeking 70 maintain the glori.
ou=-liberty of the original CousIirurion.-
] know that yea will be defeated. and
would give anything that you, at least,
should be undeceiTed before it is too late.
Bat If it must be otherwise, shall still be
ycOF loving sister, and must leave the is-
sue of this terrible conflict to our Heaven
ly Father.
Irewain your loving sister. JosGY.
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MAYORS OF THE
sgq Great Cities. a
w he DraEEisf7, IpUtEeesfiss, and Ply sIeiaH.
q seyfEll sfies have sisnsd Se"7sHt t e
co. OfInvell tfAyeTs saEslpaEiIla, RiilS, ABue
Cure aud CheEIy Pss.OE1 have been iSG1 t 70 e
adenee Of the community. See s3t ti.4si
HON. 1A9IEs COOK; - Eia Z s5i1.s-
~. ;.lg $50 t.. Mayor Of LOW MASS.
NAyOs Of NASHUA, n. Il.
.,.7..,r,s fFf !5gsrilflR ZI.T
H ~ - Z, = - asyoT q s;lANoHksFER, y. H
ast 10 ..ygst 81, ODD ,sa.Isys gsf7I5t3
~ - SgHY 41 ~ slayOt.O Of CONCORD, n. H
on. 4. n. BULLOCK, =. -, 80.
HOY SSs S "a FL stEsnFE Mayor ors41rA MASS
99s; z = AttS iSS Is asyos Of BOSTON. Msss
HON. wM. NJ. RoDMAN, .. -, -, :.
1 :. f---EE5E3 GzEztz 1-s- .s=-- .i-4 ~. go
HON AMOS ", FFFS Tggss Il NORWICH. COM.
4 .t1a4 tessd n35i eEi 75ll.I u TzI4'i p azz
hon J, n, HARRIS |, y :, o,,roS sco,,S
HON. ,cHAs- 8, ROnIER, i..ss.s.
NV 2 Mayor Of NEW YORK CITY,
=
HON. II. NJ KINsTRY,
.stlzszs May0r " HAMILTON, c. ".
HON. ADAM WILSON, bas Il, sss'z
ia .szsga -fg. Mayor Of TORONTO. c.. W.
HOS. Ran. BISHOP; o,,C,,,g -, o,, ,.
4 - Sd Mayor Of LOUISVILLE, KY,
HON. JoHS SLOAN. tisiass g=ie ~ =l,=,saotos.
-. 1900 -LToHssI IOWA.
,, 4 z 9, ..s,,ss5 a. u VI u
! 4 u = MAJOR OFlBoSaIANvILLE, C. W.
| HON. JAMES ". noRFag T. HET
/ z - 16yOrznl AUGUSTA, NE.
HON, HENRY COOPER, y 81 sICi
/ ~ II ! l MayOs q HAbLoWBELs Me-
HON. JAMES,. BEEK, Z IS
! =
/ @ K3yor Or NEW BEDFoGD Mss.
t .SGEI.To 1iSet eEFAII R1yEEg MASS.
4 HoN!. ". n. oRAUsFoN, 8az 50 H
4 bs5.5.s Mayor Of NEWPORT, R. L.
HON. FRED srAHL. .is s5ssg.T -
i EeH azF Mayor of GALENA, ILL
Il 20
Hon. JOHN uoDeDES, -.
nos. THOMAS 10 eRug 1c III
Mayor of CHATTANOOGA TENN
HON. ROBERT BLAIR,
| Mayor of TUSCALOOSA, ALA,
Hon, RID nAUoH No. :, ,,,,,,.,,Is .,,;.,,.
! = Mayor Of NEW ORLEANS, La
lHON. HD. sORANEeS,
Mayor ef UTICA, n. 4
7f'-is-' Mayor Of PITEsBURG, PA
HON. c. H uH1,
nOs.!Hfz,ri,. !. rAds - w q u
/ Mayor Of MILWAUKEE,, WIS.
EuoE .ByWayNnaAS,p aJJ SgAH a
| asyOF Of RACINE, WIS
HON, a 64s 49nAlIJa5 q Kisosnaj, Tvs vs.
TT; s nom q A5SEs a,,.,gt CHICAGO
4 fzs5eTaossL Z. Neyes of SELMA, ALA
HON; AgtRpsIS 81. Z !. sI B5453 4
IL nIizzso 5rln ze5IisslBIE .Gen
4. HON W. S. HoLYBAD6 ai1iItZ
-uas s. ,tJaT y : - G- - UA % =
OOS Ez4R 4 Effeo M4syE s.d.s Z, vti ,;s,t,
Il DON RIEFRB DR. c4BAIIo,i II : - = .
II Is n alzszs ;s,li .1as-z > Mayor Of MEXICO
81 .trssl-eA ass LSFisa.'s-S a' ~ 49,
! DON EsTRRHASIE RoDRIsgRs. tlE.4T
/ Mayor Of HAVANA
DON ANTONIO EcHEyERA, Al
DON n 9. MILANGNo,
| -aess7 ras! Mayor e VALPARAISO a CHILL
DON MARC sEsQUIPRDALI4,. -. . - :, *
It's, s.=7ssi4< Y kI5f.s llI97JZ s 81 : ? 7
GsFFtif that de rsssdeAt Drdzsi.ts have assured
II ttzi va al ,ily. them iassl 5isaT .EEifI9 ;
Ayers sarsaparilila
= q sEilsnt Ismsdy md worthy the cOuaasues
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com PENs WITHOUT GASES.

directed, G6old Pen or Pens 9eGeet1Hg TIE Ga4S
cOTRtng to description, viz; slf.l 3 . lE75
GOLD PINS WITHOUT GASES.
For 25 cents the Magic Pen; for 81 cents the Lucky
Psn for so cents the Always Ready Pens for 5csuts.
the Elegant Pen; and Tor 81, the excelsior Pen.
The EiEas are, Nos 2, 2, 4, sand g.
TIN BA3lR PENS IN sTEVER-PLATED RXTRN.
90, SION CASBs, WITHPENoILs.
Por 90 cents the Magic Pen; fOE IS eentS the Lucky
Pen; for g. the AlysyS hs9ay zen; '9T ths
are ueIl-anished, good-WriiinE Gold Pens, with Ir
dOsnin points the average wear Of every Of which
The name Of "a Morton, =. sNumbtT," aud SQuA.
ity" are stamped on the following Pens, and the
Points Narrated for Gix EIonths except against
being RE smallest No. the argeSt, adapted t0F the
pocket; No. the smallest. And No. 10 the largest
diHIn Nibs Of all sizes and qualities Short Ntbs Of
Nos. i, 8, @, and are made only 81 4rHt quality.
GOLD PENS WITHOUT cAsEs.
For 20 cents. q 40. Pen, LIST quality, or No.
. For 81, so. Pen, LIST quality, OF No. Pen, p
quality. or Q Eo.4 Pen, "a quality.
ROr s. Is No. ? Pen. 1t quality. OF No. 4 Pea,
7FGr &l5O a No. Pen, In quality or No. Pen,
I'd quality, or No. Pen, Sd quality -, sa
Boz Sl.S5, No. Pen. Ist qaaHty, or No o Peu,
SfSr ssSs, SO. 8 Pen, 1st quality.
TIKI SANE GOLD PENS. WITH SILVER EXfEN!'
SION CASAS, WITH PENCILS. lEls7
For 8, so, No. Pen, lst quality, OF Nc. Pen,
For &1.75, No. Pen, LIST quality, or GOs3 Pen,
Cd quality, or a No. Pen. Sd quality.
For s., 10. PEN LIST quality, OF No lPen, I'd
quality, or q No. Pen, Sd quality.
For SCI q No. 4 PEN LIST quality, or q No. Pen.
ID quality, or No. 6 Pen, Cd quality. 49,,
Por 8, 40. Pen, LIST quality, OF q No. Q Pea q
quality, s ~, 80 7-zs,..-lI ~ 90 Li-l4=.a
For 1870, No. G Pen, 1st quality.
GOLD PENS. ALL RIRsT QUALITY, IN SILVER
MOUNTED DE 81 {: Z II !: n .a..
For q, No. PEN for $425, No 3 Pen for $2..S,
a No. 6 Pen. for $3.50, \ MOI Pen.
For s. 40. Pen, for S, No. Pen, and for s..
The 'slAt quality" are pointed With the very best
IridOsn points, 6refuIly selected, and Of THE
quality sold with the slightest fmPeE5ectton which
skill and the closest scrutiny can detect.
The I'D quality" are superior to any PenA made
| by him previous to the year 1850
The I'D quality" he intends shall equal In respect
to durability, Elasticity. aud Good Writing Qualities
1.-THE only true cOnsideFations) any Gold Pens made
| elsewhere.
In regard to the cheap Gold Pens he begS leave to
say THAI, previous TO operating hIs New and Patent
ed Machinery he could not have made as God Writ.
ing and Durable Pensforths Price, had the gold been
/ furnished gratuitouAly.
PTfieS orf5ihg mltEt n an iHstaneeS specify the
C1SCS 1oanfed and Be particular to dESeTibe the kind
Of Pens they Py.ftr-Srhsker nit OF liHtber eOuTt,
E,a FOR sale by all dealers in the hue throughout
| the county Address Lg.lt - fr-
1 1ata2 No. 25 Maiden Lane. New YORK.
Any one sending angle letter post stamp will
ceiVe circular with fac sInile enSTaVings Of the
above sizes and styles, sL nnh24 Sud.
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FOR THR RAPID CURE OF


-BstETIELn, Mass, Dec. %, 1855.
DR:J.C. ATER: / do not hesitate to
say the best remedy I have ever found
for Coughs, Hoarseness, InfinenzS,
and the coneOmitant symptoms Of 4
Cold. IS your OHERET PEcToAAL. Its
constant use in my practice aud my
tSInfIy for the last ten Year, has
shown 1t to possess superior virtues
for the treatment Of these COM
nIaibts- EREN ENIGuT n n
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Ihe Above pIosPectus has up to this date been
40 extra Efforts to get stock taken have been
!st the publ % well appreciate The sound.
va SoIlals OF the stock has Already been taken We
s1 oEishy stats that the SarSsare Ss each paid
Iiyery registered only when dfvidSnds sFe receiyed
~ Pe5e1n having n11nsy 70 spare can by the pur
~ % snaEes ~ the Missouri Mining Company
r. tLl converted into cab without IOs1
Al communications TO the Precedent promptly,
st. LUEaA, No., March ~ 1851
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tE1TLR TRo4 CAPTAINS sExNouR TO HIS
-ra - SISTER. -s#.--a
Resi- cAur, DEEr CREEK. Va,
Ian 1890


Jan. 3, 1852.
Ny Dear Slater Josey :-FOr the hum
d edith time your dear letter. of Nay 10,
1851, has just been read and poudered
over and, often as have thought Of you.
OF Fred. that dearest aud best of brothers:
of dear brother John, Lizzie and children:
and of my few kind friends in Nassachu-
sets, l have not before been impelled nv
40 irresistible impulse 10 write you what
may proveto be the last letter shall ever
indite. Tonight you, dear ones, fill my
heart and m0nocolizs every thought. To-
night feel more keenly than have ever
felI before the full tenderness Of my love
for those dear brothers and sisters whose
tenderness has been so freely aud so
faithfully lavished on your Isolated, far
distant brother
Thus alive TO the oneness of feeling be
tween us, it is source of bitter regret
that our political views should be so wide
ly dissiEnilRE; you the earnest supporter
of what cannot but regard as the yilest
despotiSm; /, the enthusiastic revolution
ist the ardent supporter Of cause which
l esteem holy, and firm believer in the
greatNnd gloriOusly destiny that awaits
the Southern Confederacy, l shall say
no more on subject We have mutually
Sgreed to prescribe in our correspondence,
for argument, were it never SO able,
would be useless where each are so firmly
and conscisntiously welded to our Opin-
ions. ] will simply say, therefore, that
after seven. months in the field, sharing
some danger and privations with my gal
liant comrades, am if possible, more
earnest, more hopeful, than when the flag
of our new nationality was first unfnrled.
What a change the past seven months
must have made in my dear little nephew,
Ellis Fourteen months old? can fan
cy your little darling tOddling around
and just beginning to shape his mouth
into the dear words ma and pa. God on
ly knows when, II ever, shall teach him
to love his old uncle George; but you, per
hapS, dear Josey, will teach him that. al
though yOs deem me misguided ERE
bel! must not write much if expect
my letter to pass thrOugh-long letters
have no chance.
Dear Sister JOsey, sometimes siCken
with eager desire to hear from yen all.
If letters can be sent hither per flag of
truce rs they arc forwarded hence-Yia
Old Point and NOrfOlk-dO, pray do,
write me few lines, telling me of your
health and fortunes, of Fred. and Johns
business, of all, IN short, that can be COM
pressed into brief letter. That your
old love for me has not been weakened by
events feelsure. Mine for you all seems
more tender than ever. love the South
and her cause; for during my soiourn Of
many years in New Orleans 1 have ex-
perienced kindness and appreciation; but
though MasOn's and Dixon's line may
politically sever US, it opposes no obsts-
Gle, real or ina binary, to the union of fra
ternal hearts. Ever your effectionate
k,.Aho- - 10 ElEtE - 5l-ss-s ~
OsOtnsF' d. s.v,on,
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InteFeSting Documents from the Re b
elCamnS.

Among the papers found in the rebel
camps at Yorktown were several belonging
70 Captain Seymour, of the Fifth Louisi-
ana regiment A letter from his sister,
living in the North, an extract from which
We give below, and the ACCOMPANYING letter
10 her, which it appears did not go by flag
of truce as he expected, show how some
families are divided on the war question.
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Premium to New subsoriber,.

the Nos. Of the same Periodicals for 1850 VIII be
furnished complete, tcith0Rt G8diltORal ehaTyt
Unlike the more ePhemeTal NREaEineE OF the day.
these Periodicals lose little by age Hence, a full
year Of the Nos for $780, may be regarded nearly as
valuable as for 1862. F7T 80
Snh@sEibers wishing also the Nos for 1861, VIII be
supplied at the following UIRElrElr low HANS:
Splendid Oners Tor SEQ, ,6I, q ga.
Together. -
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.The PEN is Mightier than the
Sword"
80 OF gs --IIs q EEhIHtG1
The GOlden..-The Best Of all Pens,
.s'''' NOTIONS GOLD PkNs

IN RECRIPT OF ANY OF TIM FOLLOWING
VI snTn5 In Cash or PSSt-0mee Stamps, the sui.
scTiber win send by return Of mail or otAerW.s, ~
directed RGold Pen or Pens, GeisefiHg TIE sane as
.o-1.i.,n b sie.erfnefnn Viz: = \
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A. b. M0RTLEY, ESQ, Of UTIcA, " Y, writes; II
have nsed your teetOrai myself In my family ever
since you tnTeuted il, and believe &c the best peI
cine for its purpose ever put out NTH bad cold
should sooner pSy twenty-five dollars for bottle
than do without #, or take any other remedy
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70 ys,i ,,5z1r Z, D. . e 9RE1s: Z So
y. BUTLER, Treas. . d. ALFRED Ci1iFP, PFs.'t.
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Por a5 cents the Magic Pen; for 80 eats the Lucky
Pen for so cents the Always Ready Pen for csuts
the Elegant pen and for 81, the Excelsior Pen.
ne @jZsl ara Eol . 4 4, sand 6.
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A. MORTON,
1HrfE .fi- No. 25 Maiden Lane. NeU York
Any one sending sngIe letter post stamp will re-
ceive circular with fac smile engraving Of The
above sizes and styles, mh24Suid.
, 1862-03-01
Ghf Gtih0ttf.
SATURDAY, MARCH I, 1864.
GARR RRETT DAVIES SCHEME.

A summary OF Garrett Dayis's scheme
for making the rebellion source Of profit
to the Border state men, aud for making
the Government trustee to hold slavesfor
the benefit Of such Niger divers as have
lost their cAattels during the war, is con
tanned in ow special despatch from Wash
ington, lrinted herewith It is on
II the embodiment, in the shape
of bill, Of the idea that Nr.
Dayiss Constituents have been en-
deayoring to impress upon the country,
thus far with not very fattezing success.
It is not nov probable that the American
Congress will elect to 60 into the niger
driving business-that they will disposses
rebels of the cause Of the rebellion,
solely to confer them upon others who
viii in turn become rebels by and
BY Iris sufficient disgrace for the year
that a proposition 50 monstrous should be
entertained In Congress for a moment. WIN
not Mr. Davis and his friends understand
that this Government soes not recognize
p1vperey in man; and that when it 'als
with black men, it does so upon con-
stitutional grounds "persons held to
service or labor" By the local law
persens who arc no more property
than SO ma1,y apprentices in the Free
States. This, if Mr. Davis can comprehend
il, will save him "power Of wind which
would be better expended in another and q
better causef
, 1862-03-01

Cur Washington correspondent desires to
supply typographical omission in his letter
Of the 18th inst. 60 far at least as to iufa,sc
common EcEse into one paragraph. It should
have Iead:- =. >.
: "supposIng that the rebels destroy nj the
pcrsona property capable Of destruction-A
7xa1 tssa:c remains, which, according to the cen
sns Of 1850, was worth 4903,29f ,031 ia the
eleven rebel States. Rescrying x one third Of
this sum, which is surely 4 large oyerestimate
for loyal citizens, VIC hare SEQ, ,2so, III to be
EEpicd to the extiuguiehment Of our val
debit
The omission ofthc words in italics leayes
the paragraph without any satisfactory idea to
be derived from the formidable array Of dol
lars- The confiscation bill is the next thing
on the senate calendar, and It would be well
for The people to bear in mind that If it passe:
it will take effect on enough property to cxtin
guish their present war debt and to save them
from into1erablc taxation. But it will not past
unless they help it through by public meeting4
and by written appeals to their Representa-
tiyes.
, 1862-03-01

gross we're Of little value TO him where the;
perpetuity of the Government WIS concerned.
God gave us one country. He made us one
people, and VIC would hare but one Govern
Went- -. =: :..'-~
:: Re thanked Gov. Morton and his fellow cit
pledged. himself to do all in his power to re-
deem the trust reposed In him. He would do
all that he could to maintafn the Government
and the Onion. 49, :. >