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The national Republican., 1862-06-16
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d sOPUsAhs SOR AuLsss sgar .nf
fTf..9 -. DsPo1 QuAssnlnAsHRl's OyYIcH,
cSne n kVaGssnA and straas, wasA.ac.a.
sealed pfotossis will b. received At ,his ONCE until
e. sS5S ssss .s Ssssi s %a
ceuiosn b the followfng .4E-p p. . '...r.
" t,a , sPEClFfCATiO "ag'4
AL 70 b (ll) Iourtssu hasds snd over in heish
fivs .ixris to b osr 70, three and urdsrfo) nine
o.. s,sss to b. ever ~ two sud under %, ,,.rs
All TO BE- seurd .srviosabls Mule, for dr.ught
,'1'''' O PROPOSALS.
.Ths fu'l name ssd post slhos sdd'ess Of the bid
~ sisas SZpes. Y re Sropo.al -. ...
Of ~ the .pArtnsrs mtst sppear or the bid wil! be
oonsdersd = the individual proposal Of The partner
fropos Ii from d.ssyss parsss .sn not Be omsiderei
and Z. Q tn Of allegiance must accompany each
: Pft pGssL must BE- sdd,-ssed to Col, D. II: Ruoke,
siould be psainiy marked Z Propessisf0r Mules"
~ ,r.Rr GUARAGTEE. m
Te ability Of the bidder 10 an the contract should
n Be svArlcd to him, nut b. GUARANTEED by two re-
ens,nis psIsoas: Whose asna'u'ss must Dc append
TS. ss:sosaSily o. y. su.r...og mus. ss
shown hy hs efsisl eeriihcsts q The CLERK Of the
nsersst dsrst coat or Of the United States district
Biddcn must b. present 10 persou when the bids
9s ..op.asd, or thsir proposals. viii mot be conSid'
So.a. Ii sAs -. Of ,y.p,y thousand dollars. nsn;
Cd By TIE eonnastof and botn sf his guarantor. vii,
g IqfhSd q the ssos''fsl ei idsr upon 'suns 'hs
% Is bosd mas. accompany y. eeatssot, II vii
~ sessssafY for bidders 70 have their boodsn with
them, Or to have bo.ts dsned IN antioipsti.n and
ready 70 BE- pto.uosa whsn The ooatrAct is signed.
Blsnko for bonds oan be procured upon application
being made st this ess Sltbsr personally BY letter.
80 ths SSsIsy e. ,sy sa,,,; Of -oi and sS.S sna
State Of -, DO 'hefsby guaranty that -is
abls 70 fulA cooh cot In dance with the term.
Of hb proposition, A. that, shoud hts proposition
q ssSspssd hs w q en's Enter into contract IN
6ho1A Us oootrset b. awarded him, we are pre-,
pa ed 70 bssoaas his sscutities.
r ITO ths sutfan'es Sust no appended tho eTodi
ssitiAs ~ sbove usationsd) ~ g,
= q INSPECTION. DELIVERY &c
All mui contracted for upder this advertisement
@ Re snaa y &. e ss s
Ths 0uis- mast sli be delivs ed In this city within
ls.l twenty ave days from the date Of signing the
7. a.a: sss. The As se%D'sn ,sa s,: e.: zach
Any SfcInality y the bd, Or non -oontorm,nos
wiA ths terms d this advertisement, will On, ure
shs ssjsction Of the proposal vi,
hundred each, uolsss the Depot Qusrtermss'er may
deem y for the in.rsst OF the Government to vary
Ihs Dspot ausrsrm .,t.r reserves to himself the
rEht TO re'sctsdyo all bids M hs ,y ny dem too
- r.-Gu Colonel and Depot Qusriermaster.
June ii-dtaIst II',...'' -..
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ny1 Master Of Trsnspofsation, balt
CAFETY SPEED AsD COHFORT.
FOR g9sIoN, .,..,,

woscs.ssETHK ~ sPAIHESS.o dIJSSo4sy.s. Y
... =, TERvEDiATE POINT,. ~
-&-A THE new sod stsggeh stssmen Of
Shs NS, Mich Linz, CITY Of B0s-
Pisf No. 10, North River, fsot Of vestiy street,
.il.a.1. FOB NEW LONDON, ..t
Thtrs coenee ing with ihs Steamboat Exp. ~
rraia fsr The ab we pstnts, vts Norwich aod Wor.
and New Lsoadou and Negthen Railroads. ~ -
frstght tsksn at the 10 asst rates rr y,r t.ara
Pa tAfosDation isquirs of .l.rli4..
'myssul' 90 - j, .a Agent, q The Pisr.
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RYTHE Pa EsIRESf OF THE UNITED

IN phrsuanee Of lay, i, ABRAHAM LINCOLN
Pres fdent Of the United 6tates Of America do here
be held At the land office at SIEvxsss PoIxr in the
State of Wtss0rsin, comm. noinG on Monday, the
sixth day Of October next, for the dhposal OF the
townships. Wis '. f@r'
North Of he base line and east Of The fourth prin.
lu ciunl naesi}i0a -
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Read! 1sad!a Rssd'

Read! 1ead! Kssa! Rsac
:, ~ ..g '.'-' =. .,il ~ :. ; a ~. ~
sp,sadA Csnse, nesais, Lava, CsrbtA- % 90
-, s.A Jet ssss Of Jsvsify, q 70 .,.-.
4 o2Se.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ... ...., $50
nsUant 0ssnst, furSUolss, sad RaAa- -r.y
-sasd, feil sstts, ei 70 ose................ 9' 80
Bspssior EssnAsisd, osssl, I'D OPAL a arl
| O1sstsr ssss, n 10 % ........ ....... 80
flain, Chased, Enamslsd, and Fsssy r.l' 4
Bracelets, el to sS.....:............. eStol 10
Cameo, Coral, CaTbxnels, and Aipis-
\ tu.e Brooehss, " $snts 70 Si.......... 81
Cent? Vet, alArd, and LsdieV chass 10 .. -
laia Chslns-ahs lafesDs stock Ii wsGA.
l.s'o., . = ss.....,.........,....... 1000
IaAiss' .0aFsss ed csrbsaa,s Hsss,
laeeG, u - e1So.................. -. $50
0es.st. cassu.a,s ~ 0nyx sssds - -.-T
Dat1oas, (nns,) el Q sstt. ......... $50
~, ssaid, eold S1ssvs-DuWoo - aas. .
9ta1s, ssLarats, - esns 10 si . $780,. I.Fi -
Cent? Cissssf sad Opal Bssun.f .fhs, !
gold nosatiAos, % sssss 10 d = ..... -.
IAs Losksts saa Nsdalioas, ,Sbr svs aad
M fiearss, q b esLss..............r.. ,Il,i
osal ~ ssas-s<G 1iaoss Ring, svWy ,,,
vassssy, - essss - osLse.............. ..N
Read on! - Read on!
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150S. 1902.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
r NEW YORK LINES.

r4s r4PsH5EHiP sAPas 1SRss4os sRAiEsoiDC AS 5A C6,i
ssox pH1nApEzen4A Te xrw YoRz
Pro. wainat strsss WhsrS, s,A Ks.-
ilai.-s. "sangton Dspots ... .. %
WILL LI.ys as yoLLows vn Fars
At A. ~, VIZ Csmden ani Amboy-c. a.
A. ~ V. c.%sss ;id j:i;:; ciy-a:.
y. Jsnsyi Aoeommedation.. :. ,s....... ..,. IN
nsA; N Ma Ksosir stou and Jsrssy city-, ).
VIA Camden and xnccy-io.cs ''
MsF VIE G:ndsn and xnSo;-.G :sd x -
A,4 u. osad:n and jersey oiy 80
Ma VI Ss.c:a And jersey Gi;.. "
A..x !. md J::; CITY,
H. Il. k:n.inI,Sn ;:d J:i.s; 6is ~
Ats X, n 6.nd:. .na i1Soy.xsooa
modation, (Ffsixkt s.d rass.nserl- .
I'd olsss ticket. ......... l.6t
The 6k p. n Line runs daily, Sundays exc ptsd
The II p. N. Seu'hsrn n all ruas daily. ~
r. Way LINES. =.
For Bridol, TrsAtcn, b., at 7lo ana ~ A: n
aud 8, so ard u p n, from KsrsinStoi, and an
For Bristol and intermsdiate stotioss at llk A.
For h P.imyra, % SIserton, p.l.os,, Beverly, Bar
liu9tou. Florsnco, Bosden,ows, 30, at lax, Ia,
steamboat Tsenscn, for BoraeptowA e.d istsrps.
date stat,ons At 2x P. M IRON #sinut ssFss,
/ - For Ns~ York. and Way Llass lsayipg Ken.
dngton Depot, take the Css On Fifth sirset, above
Walnut, hall an hsur bsfors departure. Tie Car
ran ate The Depot, and on arrival Of each Train
Fifty " pounds Il Bass.se only, SLOWED .seh p..-
seneef. Passnsers are prohibited from taking say
thing . Baggage tut their wearing aprsrsi. Al
Bag gage 'vsr' hfty pounis, to BE- paid fos extra
to One Dollar per pound aud vii mot b babIs J6I
any amount btyood 100 Dsllars. except BY rpsSisl
ntrast WhGH. GATzNER, iASsat
ap a I. s.rr a .. ,.... - -
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Nors.-UIder the regu, itions Of tNe DepArtmsnt,
IS heretolO.e and now existing, no payment can be
mad. for advertising proca Il ms except 70 such
pub u are Pecaiiy ouhoi,ed To publish b. the
Comnissionsr OF the General Land Omoe. ~
June l2-w18w
The national Republican., 1862-06-16

Landssppropriatsd BY law f,s The uss Of schools
Wswamp and vrinowed lsnis IN de thereby unS,
for Gu dsat on, aay, granted II the SIats b. ta,
sot entitled sot to enable the State Of Arh ansss
IA shsiI hsit., Approved Ser. .saber IS, lss,, VI III
b. exc. .pdsd from ihe aaie a7''' VI
The Offering OF tbs shove lsnds will be eomuenost
In which tbsy afe sdvsrti.si, uaiI ths whois shsi
have been o6srt and the sale thus closed bat the
sals thAll not be kep; open lrpger than two week.
mittsd until sfsr the expiration Of the two wssks
Given uLdsr my hand n the cty Of Wsshingtun
this thlftieth dAy, II Nay, snro Domlni, one ihoC
sand eight hu, drtd and dxty.two.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
NJ. EDnusps,
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ri ON II |ll TINB no DUY sPIIuo
~ 9af. 1ssnS, HsS, ~ oals, 9 Re: 90
Esy1Sf ~ g .I.yss Iiami u S'!s 'ss
'e'-A 'Aa u nNs . wI-II u
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GAS FITTING.

r. ~. OOODAkls o. - ~,
VI. : gsII bTr rFxsUndEaAR,
CAS- AND ssTSAx Filter,
ss1 ssverA IT., redr Ca~Al Srtdss, WashiaSto~.
o ~ .sSssssI .ss.r - e = ssss ~
fs,cI ssSeice ktsso - svssy Aspannsat q ~
6siabAap l.r bdg too tgGF = la. n0v =,
4 iAs YI1TUREa.-We heys e ..sss, -
~ srs 4sily rsosivfsE GA6 rIxTUkse q =.
q styis = snytAiAs hsrsso5Sss s9.ssA q .sskaA
We iuvlts Atassns 4ensfaiy b ooAl ~ e9A0as or
took % oes and Wsts! rxtsro, nsllag Soa9Aeat
All serk IN the above line iasxsstsd 10 or sass
sill Be promptly attended @
/ ..rr a. sisf Ia II IS
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49, ~. !s+iKi
s4nrni rnEyE

u. avsss;r "a psssa,ss II Is ain;:., Inv: RI.
rssaA, sis.nos lss!oHally A. ~ etaos 70 thH ay
sear ethsr, snd 70 pefsos can wsss oAssw vbo ssa.
~i.S sny syis IA prss q rsssS ss.y w ~ S.sif:
bat % tAess who efe paytteaas And Nbh the pur~ei
psaass srusgssl end most perfect dsntufs that N
- P.s,Sass, u xtssFs' r't' vin be ser' my
Roors II th,s sssy.-Sol ~ fsn.Ayivanis svsuss
sstvesn Ntnth snd TENTH sesssts. Alno, so1 Assh
dYest rhiladelphla fIr u.l.I.H H. enifiA-ly
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j clo'hing y a NsMIrHs, No. 4o0 Seventh u. /,
opposite Post 0fAce. ,1 Ill.,. .I ~
w..-.-l. RARNgM Is HEEL ",.
~ ON FREE ExHIBlTlON-Ons Of the bet
sS.oS!s Of clothins, Publishing Goods HAS sSd
TB,-AlI Of the sbos. Goods for ale vry lev.
mar So-dsm 'H" y" E... D - ~ AM
The national Republican., 1862-06-16

nR. LOCK WOOD eene,nsss .Ae pras.
u ues o1 psnti<try, m the wsshtnGtos Dtlldtag
ofnsF Psnasylvsnh avsnse and BsvsatA sFsSA
dsyitg Drastieed ID the Sosfh yearly Mx,seA ysass
as isek isssssA shss ~ Aaa give sa'fsotsa - ~
Tssih iss.tee E. vgusass.., nssss3, I, g gess
Fran, ChssrofOrn sdnlnistsrst wlsh &ssssl
The national Republican., 1862-06-16
Natics 10 Prs-emRion Classant..

Every person entitled to ths right Of pre-empton
aay u the aSds within the and pa Is q
town ships above Imerated IsIequiIed to esfabls
The same TO ihe sstisfaciop Of the Ri giser and Re
ceiver VI the land efco std AXE cot there 10,
soan ss prsstictb able sseng this notice, and be
pubic sale tn LAT dssNbra:ing the traos claimed
Otherwise such claim viii forfeited. I'''
J. o.. EDMUNDS
Commlssionsr Of the General Land Once
The national Republican., 1862-06-16

SPECIAL ATTENTION n RlounaraD.
The national Republican., 1862-06-16

csnparisou Of psiss yin ssavisss I'll ths W srs
.sv ssll.s ~ best ~ shssesst sssda n ~ las
sha. saa y iousa n ssy sesss Il ~ sensry.
The national Republican., 1862-06-16

al Indiana Hopital, Potent ONos,) Waahing
ton, D. G, June I. ~. ..
The national Republican., 1862-06-16

A! Hospital a Cohrnbiaa Oaegs, WashiN9ton
Juns 6.
The national Republican., 1862-06-16

At ~. HiDIbeh Hospital, EIstsrn Brand
Jtfns s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-18
BUSINESS .NoTIoRs.


GRAMMAR LRssOS-To be reeited In the
Churches every Sabbath during the Win
ter. Z 3f4 ~ 1Osf
lstezsrcise, by the Congregation
9 Cough is verb, active, intransitiye, and
In the present tense, indicative mood /,
corrugated thus
=, ! cough We cough
Fn9u toughest Ye or you cough
Present Participle-(dlD coughing!
I'd exercise, by the Preacher:
Cough is a nouur common, TOO common
10 this congregatiOu) neuter gender, plural
number, and in all cases governed by
DR. CHAPMAN's HoARHouND BALsAx.
Price % cents. Sold by
T. H. LoeAs & Co.,
and LOGAN, LIsT & Co.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-18

"a TAG CRY OF WHEELING, as city,
has always been very liberal in respect to
its poor. At the beginning of each winter
the Council has regularly appointed its
committee, a member of its body, from
each ward, to deal oct coal to the poor
This year the coal will be much higher
than for many years previous, but it is to
be hoped that the deserving poor will not
be neglected on that account 1t is about
time also that charitable associations were
being formed to look after the needy. II
the number of beggars seen III the streets
can be regarded as a fair criterion of the
condition of the poor, there is much power
y aud want in our midst that ought to be
relieved.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-18

r& MANA Poru.-Ths other night a
dreadful noise WAS heard coming from the
hog pens, near the Pork House, in East
Wheeling. A citizen having been attract
ed by the fearful sounds approached the
spot whOnce they seemed to proceed, and
there found quite an old man fast in one
of the pens, yelling as if forty thousand
devils were after him. 1t turns out that
the man had the dslirium trenens, and had
wandered into the creek in the night and
out into the hog pens. Nothing more hor-
ribIe can be conceived of than the Internal
panorama which mania pOtu opens out be-
fore the eyes ofthe unfortunate inebriate.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-18

B9-IS WoNAN's CLorH1sa.-Oa satur.
day morning, an individual diguised in
uoman's clothes applied for ticket at the
railroad Office in Cleveland. His voice
sounded SO very much like fls with a
cold that the agent had him arrested and
searched. His masculine habiIiGents were
found in his carpet sack. he refused to
disclose anything about his object in thus
Disgusting himself, merely stating that his
name was Foot and that he came from
Wisconsin. He was rugged out In regular
female style with knit hood, cotton dress.
shawl, full supply of underClOthing, Tex
cept "skslleton") aud "pautalettes" that
covered his graceful ankles. Her face WAS
as handsome as an old stump, and voice as
musical as that of a bull frog after nights
dissipation in damp pond.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-18

b6 sssr TO JA1L.-on Sunday last
Granny Gillespie, a somewhat notorious
person, entered the house of an aged wo-
man by the name Burns, and, like Jem
Baggs, refused to move on. he had i'm.
psudsntly qusrtered himself upon Mrs.
Burns, and as be could not be induced to
leave, officers scroggins and st. Myers were
sent Tor. Upon the arrival of the officers
gillespie buckled into them, and they were
compelled to "neck him and take him II
Alderman RObinson's ONCE. He was ssnt
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-18

Ia TuH river was about at stand
yesterday with tWenty-eight inches of wa.
ter in the channel. 1t Was hoped that suf-
ficisnt rain had fallen to cause a consider.
able swell.
The little Silver Lake, which arrived yes
terday from above, reports that the river
Was rising slowly when she left Freedom.
The Eagle and Express are both laid up
for the want of more water.
The smaller packets continue to make
pretty regular trips to points above and
below.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-18
HEADouARTEEs 24TH BEIsADE, v. M
Wheeling, Nov. 8, 1861.

General OFueF No. 3.
L Untl further ordsr., the held, staa and COM
miNiOned oGieers, with the Bon-eOmmialiOaed STAG
cera Of the 9Th and 5th Regiments Of Virginia Nil
tia. will attsnd the AFmoEy under the O0nrt Holse
on each Monday evsning.fOr instruction IN tactics.
The roll will be called O'Clock precisely.
n Ths Ith and sth Regiments wiz muster on
Saturday, the 18th inst, at O'clock P. NJ the 5th
Regiment on 9Th Street between Union and Monroe
StTeetG and the 9Th Regiment Fourth Street, be-
tween MOuroo aud Quincy Streets. Each Captain
viii cause his company DE formed and the roll call
ed, precisely at IL O'Clock, p. II. Each Regiment
vail be fOrmedby the Adjutant upon the order Of the
Colonel The Brigade viii b. formed By the Alsts-
tant Adtutant General upon the order 81 the Bigl.
der GeneFal, for Inspection and TuVi0W. -.'
III. Until further orders, each company Of the
4th aud 9Th Regiments, win assemble for inspection
and instruction, evening In each mouth, t1F two
hours, commencing precisely a. O'Clock. me Cap
tain o. each company will cause the roll 70 be called
and ahsantees noted for return.
". The Colonsls Of the 9Th and 9Th Regiments
viii forthwith order meetings Of tina battalion and
Regnental courts tho laying OF anOs upon deln-
qaents and thu transaction Of business At such tfmes
aud places - the Colonel Of each Ksgineat may
designate.
BrigadeS Col. }. H. Coehrane, lbSdt Regiment. Han
cock County; Col JOhA D. Nichols, 1854 Regiment,
Brooke County; Col. James AleClungy, bth Regiment,
Ohio County; Col AndieW J. Sweeney, 9Th RFGt-
ment, Ohio County, Col. Thomas @. HerVey, l6lst
Regiment, Ohio County: Col Geo. Bowers, 18th
REGIMENT Marshall County; viii each return 70 these
Headquarters, roster Of the fed stan and company
officers Of hs Regiment, and copies Of the rolls and
returns OF thu Volunteer Corps attached TO hil ReE
ment. He will Also Ts4uEu the do1cTiptopI number
and condition Of All arms and aecOutnmeuts belong-
Ing % the Stnte, within the bounds Of his Regiment
His attention is directed to the 9Th Chapter o. the
Code OF Virginia, Edition Of 1891 and especially
to Sections 10, H. II Is, II aud IS Of that captar.
By order Of BFiadier General JAMS 8. waEN9.
B. DAVENPORT,
now Asst Adjt. Genera, zatti .,,is &c, v. n
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-18

"a TAB MrLrT1A-The parade of the
militia on Saturday was thslast general
muster until further notice. "A rumor was
industriOusly circulated on Saturday and
Sunday that the 4th aud 9th Regiments
were to be called out for the defense of
New Greek aud to "repel invasion" gem
orally. AS it was known, or believed, that
stonewalI Jackson was marching in that
direction the rumor was very extensively
credited, and we learn that many members
of the two regiments were very much re-
lieved when they ascertained that they were
"soId." u.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-18
8g Ueleqtaph.
Reported Negotiations Between the
Butternut Leaders of New York
and the Rebels at Richmond.

NKw YoRH. Nov. 1.-THE Tribune says
We are creditably Informed that clan
destine negotiations have been opened be-
tween certain Democratic leaders In this
city and the head traitors az Richmond,
looking to q reconstruction on the fol-
lowing basis;
First, The States now in rebellion are to
elect members TO the present Congress who
are TO present themselves at Washington,
aud claim seats in said Congress on or be-
fore the LIST day Of January next. The
members so chosen are to be fully In the
rebel interests, but are not to be persons
who have so conspieuously participated in
| active treason as to be liable to conviction
as traitors within the strictde6nitiOn of the
Federal Constitution.
Second, The House being so fitted will
at once have a sonjotnt conservative and
rebel majority, who will proceed to notify
the President that the rebellion is substan-
TALLY ended, that the rebel States are all
duly represented IN the House that con-
sequently his proclamation of freedom is
null and void, aud slavery fully under the
protection of the Constitution.
Third, Congress thus reconstructed is to
proceed forthwith to repeal all acts bearing
hard upon the traitors Of the last two years,
and to pass such others as may be neces-
sary 10 secure pertect immunity ana tmpu-
nit to them all.
Fourth, A Convention of States is to be
called, wherein, the united conservative
democratic and rebel strength is expected
to be overwhelming. and is to be pledged
beforehand to make whatever changes in
the Constitution the slave holding and
slave breeding interests may deem essen
tial to their own future security and per-
manent well being.
There are in substance the conditions
from this city to Richmond by
the first convoy. We do not learn they were
accepted; on the contrary we understand
they were not, the rebel chief still insist
ing on disuniou as the basis Of peace, but
not absolutely closing the door against
further negotiations.
According to our informant a second |
embassy is now in Richmond, or is we'll on |
It's way thither, hence we may expect to
hear further within few days.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-18

B8rFRou ran FoURrRsHrH ISFAsrRY.-
The l4th Virginia Infantry is still a,
Clarksburg. A letter from tho regiment
received last evening says:
The Fourteenth is still at Clarksburp.
We have good Colonel, good surgeons
and officers generally. But we are m af.
aicted regiment, indeed. We have measles,
humps, jauudice, and colds, in abundance,
so much so that our hospital is full of sick.
Our surgeons are exerting themselves to
render each sick man as comfortable as
possible Four companies of our regi-
ment received orders last Sunday night to
be 10 readiness to march at moments no
ice.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-18
HEIpQUAnIERs 4fu RHd,F. YIRaIsIA MnlT1A,
WnEaLtAG, Nor. llth, 1862.

0HAEAAL oAupA Ssl
VFROM and -fer this date the several companies OF
the eth Regiment will meet at the following
named places for drill md inspection, a. follows:
Company A, Capt. Ware, on the first Friday Of
each month at the Armory, Court House.
Company D, CApt. Wilson, on the trst Tuesday OF
each month AZ the ArmoFy, Court House.
Company o, Capt. Ball, on the hrst wednesday Of
each month At the Arm0Fy, Court House.
Company D, Capt. Vance, on the frst Thursday Of
each month at the AFmory, Court House.
ComDRny e, Capt. Knox, on the dTpt Saturday Of
each month at the Armory, Court House
Company p, Capt. Simpson, on the second Tuesday
Of each month at the ArmoTy, Court House.
Company G, Capt. MeN aus hten, on the third Tues
tinT OF each month ct the Afmory, Court House
Company II, Capt. Long on the fourth Tuesday Of
each mouth a. the ArmoTyt Court HOUSE.
Company j, Capt. Scott, on the sec nd Friday OF
each month At the AgmoFy, C0uF1 House. -
Company x, Capt. Hopkins, on the third Thursday
Of each month at the AFmoTy, Court House.
Company L, Capt. Muth, on the second Thursday
Of each month At the AFuory, Court House.
Company rolls viii DO called at each meeting above
ordered and all absences win Be noted thereon and
reported to the succeeding Battalion Courts.
Membera Of companies Of the 9Th Regiment I'M
rroVidsd with arms and Aecoutrenents will receive
shSuS on and after this evening At the Armory.
By order Of Andrew J. Sweeney. Colonel 4th Reg
iment. how'll I.N.1 IRWIN, Adiutant.
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GeIsral Order No. 81 IN
lTTNFIL further uFdsfs the several euuirlnias q
" the sth hegiment VII meet e the ALLOWING
nams1 places f5r arm and InspeetIon=
Complly a, Capt- Cray, o. the aeeO1d Wednesday
q each meath ~ the Annoy, Court-hOu1e. 49,
Company b CAPT 6laaa, On tie 8-eund EEi1ay q
each mouth At The u Belle Wareholla-
Company Q, Capt. Had, the third Friday q each
mouth a the armoEy, Court hsula. . -a--s
Complnt D, Capt SmiLh, On the fEIl Tuesday Of
each mouth At American Hall.
Company r Capt Taylor, On the the fFsf WednaS-
day oteaeh month 1t America Hall
Company y, Capt. Adams, On the f5uTth Thumb
Of each month a. the aruoTy, Court Holse.
Company q, Capt Hart ns1eln, On the fourth nj
day Of each month At Stsubsnraneh Hail. South
Wheeling.
Company q. Capt Hanlau, on thssoeoad Saturday
OF each month Il the amoTy, Courthouse
Company I, Capt. Goady on the seeood Friday q
each mouth It American Hail.
Company X, Capt Mckee On the third Saturday
Of each mouth a. American Hall.
ThoseTeTll Ummauuiag 0f1eora win cause the rOl
70 be called promptly oieloek P. NJ and an ab-
sentees CaIoWng 10 minutes Cor variations IN tmsl
noted, to Be reported TO the succeeding Batta ion
Courts q Inquiry. Each dril 60 continue It I0aSt
two h0uFE.
ne Oiptain Of each company WIN, At every month.
" drill, cause minute inspection e the AFms and
aeooutIemepts within his command. and report 20
the battalion Courts any that are not kept % prOP,r
order.
By ofJas Mckinney, Col 5th RoEtv.M.
noVll-lm J. H SfALLMAH, AIT.
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%DRs. wOarxAS aud SHANNON will be
all day to-day, November 18th, at the No.
Lure House. Their success in the treat
ment of diseases of the lungs, dyspepsia
and liver disease, and affections of a chron-
is character, is really wonderful. They
have remedy for salt rheum and scald
head, that has never been known to fall
Give them a call. Examination ftee.-
They expect to visit the city every mouth.