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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-06

A. ACT to provide for tho payment Of the militia
and volunteers called iRto thu service Of the Uni
ted Stares. EEDm tho tinp they We're called igt,
service the trtieth day OF June, eighteen hum
trei and siNty-one.
Be II crtrts-l 10y the Senate and House Of Repre-
seuiatvrs Of the United States 81 America ia Co.'S
..r-s saIuLict That There Ice and Hereby j. appTg
prlsed. uut Of any money in tic Treasury mot oh
CTy4i-r appropriated the of i've millions
hundred and sixty thousand dollars, so much
thereof may be Necessary. 10 enable the GuyCru-
lEout TO pay tEs militia and volunteer, called Into
service OF the UulcI State, being additional
amount required for the fiscal year ending June
thirtieth, eighteen hundre-; Sna siEtS-oue
Approved, July -, lsbl.
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College !
LO 4 T ED,
Cor. Baltimore and CharIes-Sts-,

roc TED,
Cor. Baltimore and CharIes-Sts-,
BALTIM ND.
TfNIIIS INSTITUTION Is NOW IL THE MOST
/ prosperous and floC-isiug condition Twice -f-
ring the last two years mas it been uecery obtain
larger apartments for thc accommodation OF The i-
cressing number Of students. representing Elsts Is
every state ia the Union.
It now occupies one OF the most conspicuous and
desFs'hly located buildings IN the city III" ROOMS
are enmrodioEsly arranged, spacious and elegantly
furnished
The advantages aud facilities here offered 20 young
men desiring 70 qualify themselves properly fog tlu
various duties OF the Counting Room, to obtain q
thorough PrIciic;l business ElUcrtiSa generally arr
unsurpassed in any particular, 10y any similar r-ra1
lishment In the United states.
FACULTY:
L. X LOsIER-
PEincipa-Lccturer on the Science Of Account Com
mercc- Business Customs. etc.
J. u. PHILLIPS.
Professor OF the Theory and Practice OF BoGk-ktpTu
and Commercial Calculations.
II. II. DAVIES.
Associate Professor of Book ccpiuE.
C. JOHNSON,
Professor of business aud ornamental Penmansl.ir-
81 WILLIAMS. EsC.
Lecturer OF Mercantile Law.
EEv- T. YEATES REESE D. n,
Lecturer ou Commercial ttslioS-
TRUSTEES:
Hon Jno. p Kennedy, Hon Joshua Eansantr
Hon: Thos Swami, Vim Il. keiEhl'T, E-G.,
Jacob Trust. Esq WA. Knabe, ESD.
The College is provided with Commercial Library
of STANDARD Works, expressly for the of Tue stu
dents.
Each SUDDEN; has dcsz to himself, and IS sog:-
Thsrs Beng VACATION ,Iurip; the cz, sset
enter at any time
Lifetime usual rcluired toeonpietethe fuIleousss
from to l. weeks.
A DIPLOMA is awarded TO all Graduates.
large and beautifully OruGmeHted Circular, cpn-
Exterior mud Interior View Of the College vriuri-
characteristic dez gus penuaHsIip &c. sent Il ua
free ~ charge accompanied with catalogue giving iui
particulars Address T. X. LDSIEE
EgHFHGDTs .Nf.
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OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
USED a re Frs .S>1foH gr M TAfrty- r5.;i.
C5Hgr>sf.

lPuuC-No. IL
An ACT u reftui ami remit the lutiea ON arms i'm
pDrtel by states,
BE it enacted by he Senate aud House II Esprc-
tentative, Of the CuIg-i state, OF America IN Con-
;ress Assembled That the secretaTyOf thcTEsa=uEy
lie and he j. hereby authorized and directed 90
fund aud remit the duties and img1ts al arms
imported into tLe United STATES since the first day
May last which may be imported before the
fret dty uI january EgNt, by for the account Ut
ans State; Provided, Jhe Secretary Of the Treasury
shall be satisfied that Iiie aid intended in
good hlitA, Tor the oil tho troop, Of any Stale
which Is may be 'ugaGed IN aiding To suppress
tie iu5u.geciiuA uuv existing Isriu-. she United
State.
Approved, July 10, 1851.
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ON and niter the Iith Of April, IsGi the rassaIi-
" ger Trains will be run 1- follows, viz:
The Express Train leaves Wheeling daily except
Sundays at 10 A. n, Eewood Ht 1880 A. NJ. Brrfy-
ing ia Baltimore i:iO A. NJ. connecting with tie
Express train for Philadelphia, New York, Boston,
and all the Eastern cities leaving Esl5 =. NJ,
riyes nj Washington AZ $3.50 A 81. making close con-
uecton with tho Southern lines for all pars Of tho
South This train stops ut the principal stations
from Wheeling To Cumberland.
Returning. leaves Baltimore Mt Gsf5 r.. NJ. and
Washington City nj 2-I5 =. NJ, arriving BrnWupH
~ A NJ and wheeling at ga A. D., making direct
connection with the EsprrzstTalf for all parts Of tie
West, Southwest and Northwest Thin train stops
only for meals and wood and water.
The Ainil Train leaves daily including Sundays at
6:5T r. NJ, Bvnwo0i ~ 1;25 T. NJ, and arrives ilt
Baltimore at 3lI +. NJ, connecting with the Mail
train, leaving for Philadelphia, New York, Boston,
and all Eastern cities at ISIS T. 81 arrives Mt WASH
ingtuu City at $40 T. h connecting with The South
iur- for ali pHTt- OF the South This train stops
III" west end OF the road OF NuUut7yille Cameron,
Mauniugtun. WaterSmtiDn tairmuHt and CITATION.
Returning, leaves Baltimore at 5:,O =. NJ. Waz'g-
iuEtou City at l.5 A. NJ and arrtvesa Mt Norwood at
1910 N. and Wheeling NJ 1882 ., NJ, connecting
with the Express train Tor all Tartscf the Sautl,c.t
West and Northwest. This train stops at the priu.
Cipn stations only.
The Piedmont and who -iin. Accommodation runs
daily, except SUNDAYS leaving Piedmont ! NJ.
and arrives 1T Wheeling at $50 i. H.
J. b FORD, Agent.
W. p. SMITH Master Of transportation.
L 81. COLE, ticul Ticket Agent apo
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From, Dr. Throoi0rs BsH- 81 NsIg TorL, Efty.
Not only are ynur Pills admirably adapted tlci-
purpose Hpcrgut bJgt hnd their beneficial
iecfs uI'on the Liver very marked indeed They
lHvo in my practice proved more CifcCtuHl for tho
euro ot b5tfous complaints than any remedy /
can mention. I sincerely rejoice that lave at
length rurgaiive which Is worthy the confidence OF
the profession and the people.
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TRANSPORTATION.

Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheeeI-
ing Rail Road.
4s4 - E.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, November 2stIi, 1861,
" Passenger Trains viii leave Bridgeport - iyI-
lows, (Sundays excepted;l
1l:l5 A. N. stall Train, stopping at III stations M.
riyes At Pittsburgh IT 40 T. 81, and
Cleveland Il: $40 p. Il
500 P. 81 Express Train, stopping At all stations,
arrives at Pittsburgh At 1000 r. II. ard
Cleveland az 9:i5 = II
arrives ut Pittsburgh a. -g.J 4. 81 aud
Cleveland a. 0:35 A ".
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland At 9:a5 :. ". and $50 p ".
rive at Bridgeport at as p 81 6ssj 4 NJ. aai !glp
Leave Pittsburgh at $50 a. NJ. $50 =. n. and
1:I1 p. u. arrive Al Bridgeport at 6:3j 4. NJ I1syO
4 NJ and Js2j p. n.
Connections are made as FoIioSvsi
A. Pittsburgh wish Pennsylvania T. i. for Harris
burg, Baltimore, Washington, Pi.ill-
delphia- Ne'y York and Boston.
Cleveland with Cleveland & ToI.l H. T. for sou-
du-ky, Toledo Detroit, Chicago aild
ali points ia the NORM WEs7. with
Detroit steamer. for Detroit, Jackson,
Cleveland az Eri,. II. Il. Glr grie. DHii-
kirk, Buffalo and Niagara, Fails. With
Cleveland. Columbus a CiuCiuHau for
Cre-tllnr, DcluNlTr, Columbus aud
At Hudson with the @ z. < G. u. T.. Tor CuyaIosa
ter.
At Alliance with r # W & c. Il; L. for Canton,
sfas-lIuu. Wooster Salem, Engu, CO.
lumbus, &c.
At steubeuvIle with p e. G Limo and At HzLL.iR
with CO. o. i-!i far Zlucs,.lls, New
SIX, Columbus, &rnit. Dayton In,li-
annapolis Cairo Cincinnati Louisville
St Louis, st. Joseph and all points
Wtst and South West.
Excursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return sg,.J.
Fare always aslow, and time ;:lush quicker tlIau
any other route.
Through Tickets to all points ia the West, North
and East be procured st the office 80. O. Water
street next door to Sprig; House, Wheeling, Va gl,i
bridgeport Station
Freight contracts will be made u. losgCft rates 10
any point accessible by this road and connections,
10 the East, North, Wet and S1rth-Wc-t, office
No.3T Water street. orE!th Freight gent Bridge
port Station. Il. HAMILTON, AGENT,
Wheeling. Va
JOHS CHAPMAN. Agent,
Bridgeport, %.
in. MCCULLOUGH President.
f. Il. MYERS, Gent Ticket A.',. uHvG
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rPusu0-No.&
AN ACT tn provide for the appointment of ASyis-
taat Psyr.1s,ers IN the Navy.

30 IL enacted by the Senate snd EousO OF Rspre-
sentatiVeS Of the United States Of America IN Con-
greSJ assembled That the grade Of assistant pay.
master IN the navy Of the United States Be and here
by Il established, and that from and after the pas
sage Of this act the President Of the United Srata
BY and with the advice and oonsens Of the Senate
may appoint GHiIfant from time to time
a. they Ghan be uCNde3 r active service In the ns
W, aot exceeding thlrty-Gix In number.
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Merchant Of 81.
FL, /. 1856.

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Episcopal Church.


PULASKI HOUSE, Savannah, Ca, jar. G. 1886
ioNSi,Ep SIR should be ungratefl Tor tic RELIEF
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20 YOU, cold settled in my limbs and brought on,
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WAEs4w, Wyoming Co, y. " Oct u. 1850
DEAR : n; am using your Cathartic Pl!s in nv
cleanse system and purify Ne JI,fIfIi,tF Or ne
ct"Sa- JOHN c. AIEACHANI, N. d.
Cors fIHtion, CostIyeness, Suppress
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Too much cannot he said Of your Pills for the cure
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WHEELING, 18th ApsiI, 1901.

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Baltimore & Ohio Rail Road

in. MCCULLOUGH, President
+. Il. MYERS, Gent Ticket Age. unvG
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AVER
CATHARTIC PILLS

A RI YOU SIGN. + EEbl4ls ~ u N'Nli - - -
n Are YOU ont OF order, with your system deTahE
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Statements from leading physicians in some oil the
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-12

The Lynchbmg RapaJlieG prudenty sug-
ess fhaf the farmers save everything slat VII
.rT - food for gltheI man . % during the
winter It ssys that corn, peas, Pottoss and
in ises, every imaginable kind Of edibles, viii
command high prices his winseE, and our com
Try friends should make il 3 point to save IS
much Of everything Of the kind as is possible
Forage, too, Of every description, VIII sell vel,
and the farmer who takes care Of al he has TO
spare, win be highly remunerated for bis trouble.
The idea hat the war viii close after the spring
is INDUCED by some but We do not share in The
opinion Our independence We believe to be
already achieved, bit It's acknowledgment by
the North, we fear, is far IN the distant future
Unil ii Is Acknowledged, our armies eauaOt be
disba03ed, and must be fed Farmersw vi then
see shss they cannot lose, but may gam largely
By saving everything that can be at al useful in
Che field.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-12

DgSoTo couNTF, MISSISSIPPI,
G4tuHapu sanfer1frr 3

DxSoTo couNTF, MIssIssTT
saturday September
EDlFoRs APPEAL Night bsloTe last one
hundred and 6fy Federal cavalry passed, 81
their way from Memphis 10 Hornando, which
they reached yestegday al daybrsak. OF thoi
deeds there we know little, except that having
arrested ten men, they detailed guard Of SIX
teen TO take them 70 Memphis.
When about midway between the two places
q little north Of Sir. VIM. Whites, at , P 81
they were attacked BY Confederate picket O
five or six men. la TIE skrniah a Federal lou
tenant and one Of the prisoners were killed; th.
other Federals ran of and got safe 30 Memphis
leaving al their prisoners behind.
In the evening, as Mr.. White and MS TIVE
nearest neighbors were making preparations *
bury the dead on Mr, Whias's plantation, a ear.
iole passed, and those in it offered to take the
remains Of tie lieutenant % his friends IN Mem
phis for intorment. The ofsr was accepted
Near sunset a body of sixty or seventy cavalry
under the orders, it is said, Of Colonels Morgan
and Smith, Of the Federal army, arrived at Mr.
Whites while be was ct the grave. On hearing
it Mr.. White went to tue house, where his mo-
ther, wife and sister was. lie no sooner entered
the yard than they began TO abnse him, saying
they would shoot him because the lieutenant was
killed. Mr. White protested that he had had no
hand in the skirnisb, did not even see it and
was nosin Che army. His mother, wita, sister,
and a female neighbor, who was present, all con
frmed what he said, bat to no purpose. They
shot at him repeatedly; lac tsied to get out Of he
way; they pursued, and at a little distance hom
the house they murdered himl-a Tie only son
Of his mother, and she a widow After this ne
fariOus deed, they set fire 10 the dwelling and
consumed it, together with at it contained.
They even threw back into the fTe a few things
which the servants attempted TO save.
The Yankees next went to Squire rs, whose
dwelling they burned to the ground, Is the same
time ~bresldng open trunks, etc and appropri-
ating q part Of their contents. They arrested
Squire H.. Squire G. and Dr.. c. all Of whom
they kept in darancc Gle till about 9 p. H., re-
leasing them after taking bem q few mis5 to-
ward Memphis. They took eff tFo Of Squire
HIS negroes, who had dug tho grave.
Between 10 and - O'Clock P II. anothar party
from Memphis got to Squire rs, whers they
found him and his neighbor G., sitting quietly
by the Eight Of the moon, talking over
the events Of the day. They wege exceedingly
to these two gentlemen forbade their
eaying home, and threatened to hang them
both if they failed to intern them Of ih6 presence
IF Confedera.e soldiers in their reighborhood
went to Horn Lake depot and burned tie
warehouse, post Office and two dwellings
houses ct midnight, etc
Such are tie deeds Of q government which
boasts Of its civilization! Such tao acts Of off
ers who claim the title Of gentlemen Such
be means by which they purpose to restore tle
Jnion!
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Anrrrr.Rr nrCrAroHeHIP.


That the project Of q military dictatorship for
The Nortbis seriously contemplated, there Is no
longer room for doubt as cumulative evidence
ofthe fact, we fnd in q late number of the Mem
phis Bulletin, the following extract from e
Washington letter
Many ere willing TO invest The President with
a military dictatorship, so that one mind, with
out SO much dsTaedng counsel, shall infuse
new and terrible energy into the measures to
put down the rebellion. A day OF two since i
attended the ceremonies Of raising a flag over a
new hospital, . milo east OF the capitol Dr.
Sunderland, chaplain Of tRe Senate, and pastor
of one Of the largest new school Presbyterian
churches ia Washington, was the orator. he
boldly proclaimed the sentiments of the loyal
North, That a new war policy must be %insugura-
ted, or the rebellion never could be put down.
he advocated q military dictatorship in the per
son Of the President
This paragraph evinces the desperate extremi-
ties TO which The North is being finally driven
in order that It may be enabled to put down the
rebellion. In order to free the negroes and ruin
the South, they are willing to barter away their
own liberties, and place themselves under the
iron rule Of a military Dictator.
AASAc - eaStA-A fA0h vi Ac NucStuous INV
ever, which may have some weight with the
people Of that benightsd section of the country.
Their resort to q Dictatorship may be the only
means Of preserving them from the perils Of an
arehy an3 the more dispicsble rule Of moboe-
Tacy. Whether they shall be governed by a
potentats or by the o~anaile, is rapidly becoming
with them, a question Of great practical impor-
tancs and while they are educating a Dicta-
torship, with The svowed purpose of crushing
out the rebellion. 1t may be that their real pur-
pose is to shield themselves from the impIca-
ton Of the ideas AID principles Of red republi-
eanism, and the various othsr isms that control
at the ballotbo1.
They certainly must know by this lime that d
is not in their power to put down this rebellion,
LEI them adopt whatever plans and schemes they
may. They are daily growing weaker in their
n~efarioRs purpose, while the rebellion IS daily in
cTeasing N magnitude aud strength, and the
great question with them now is not how they
can most efecsuany crush i. ont, but now they
may save themselves from utter ruin and de-
shuc.ion. a resort 10 monarchsl ideas and prin-
ciplss is their only safety. It IS this only thst
save them rom The terrible maelstrom Of
violence and mobocraic rule.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-12
Rieamond Tsems.

Prom the Examiner, Sd
Yankees, to the number Of eight or ten, at
rived AZ the Libby prison yesterday. The ez-
pected thousand or two had nos errired up 10
evening
A monster engine, used on the Yankee rail-
road by the Yankees, and slightly damaged by
hem in their hasty retreat was brought up to
the city yesterday afternoon, dawn by . string
of twenty-eight mules. us q six-Wheel ioee-
motive, Of great power, ana cen be easily re-
panied.
Several hundred exchanged Confederate pris-
OneEs, released from the old capitol building
Washington, reached Redmond yesterday, ana
sre qgarteTed at camp Lee.
Prom the Examiner 5th.l
FLAG OF TRUcE.-To-morrow flag Of trace
viii carry to The point Of exchange, on JAMES
river, TWO thousand Eve hundred Of the Yankee
( prisoners now GA Belle Islsnd. a mai, made
up by tie prisoners, wiz accompany the dag OF
truce.
The engines, partly destroyed By ths Yankees
ia the abandonment Of The York River railroad
and brought to Richmond have bean sent TO
Raleigh. North Carolina, for repairs.
ITs RAsnrIcATIoH.-It would seem that tic
pestilentious Yankees have succeeded ia intro
dneing into the tsr South thcir base issues Of
the C0nledeFats currency. a trader, from Ala-
bsns, who arrived ia Richmond several days
since, found tia. out Of eigh4 thousand FIVE
hundred dollars in BIS wsiist, aboas on9 bali Of
it was Of the bsse counterfeit issue manufactured
in PAiladelphia, and sold % purchasers III
packages TO suit customers, and at q reason
able discount" Il behooves every oae II taese
times 10 lock we'll to his notes, q he may EN-
: teTtsin a counseEteit war;
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General Order no. 3.
H~sADQUAErsR

a@a12"EL Is. - Em
JAChs1a, Sl3a- angus. Et1 I4aa
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companies Of rs-sGsed pr-s1ers. azBrcse5 4. e-
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1As fr4-r q Intended 81 sHvIT % an r--r--
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PAID OF receive eculu-a Ion
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nsn15 W-o nay EaV1 re1pc-a-lr cor--e % -.l 49,
any q TIE u7a c1D-isso eirH g=-e l.f-=a
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