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sf-ln h.s address TO tie Rebel So.di~rS at
FuTsses'ssro'f fPnh - ~. Day= told theta
iha.fntlvr4tt n !; Ifa.lh TIE history of III,
t'nTdSesatty' tsd frivve2, and mat he relied
nToa'ssn ss sR,.a y-s ri.stisIn 70 sustain Is~r
4 o~ nsose ssy-nriy thsn ever b.for- lie said
he hsd irr'sh-'t ~ IN Virginia IL the hands
Q; mat 'sYl' GidrGai. ,RcisT' p lee, which xls
tfc = ~ 100. sfSl IjGsc. IN IA. SOuth west
SA i'r"1"nc" ss'a VI eta. e,I'd nov. I, i, sad
uI3i Dave - Eo'''r t"-NoHe-Rrste sal CT his
fro fonsa VI" f2 s",-od Az .a,-,. .atppi fJ- q
,,cs,-.y,t- 5traIygs-.i A>t,s a,i,.,- -.
ace ti,a;t .rIEtsfT''S ar'1 q, W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-17

y aud Wrong 65 cent?. s-
Magnet Stories, IS cent?
Ths story Of Cecil and his Dog rs Dante
Travels OF Baron MunehAuesn IS eents
Amy D~apr. s. cents.
The ell in the r eli e cents.
Always Happy g cents.
Clsuoine. So cents. 80
The Young Lady 3 Oracle, ~ oents
The Mitt~n Serfrs 70 cent? Per roll
Rhyurs, Jinsles, ard DittieS. colorea, Sis
de J. FRANrK TAYLOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-17

A.,.1Is L,sools, President Of Shs q mites Stases
Of AmefieA

A.aAaAs LisooLs. President OF The g nise4 0se'0
Of America:
- 70 Az Whens Is MdS Coarv".
s,sAhe6ey evideaee bssihp 30 eIh4ded 70
ME Hat EepwIo res BArmAersef seis:
hes zen ppointst Consul shs ..sd pcos .,
H. Bsepstadt. Or the seftes sewisesusee ana
MiuIje< ia do hessey rcca6sisoA im IS sua and
: d<sllse hiy free tesexereieeA and sA5-y suo4hne
tdfsI po1<rs an1Bpr vlsses ~ are nliowWt 70 tas
Consus CT The most favored nations IN snet 'sea
Ststrs
X In testimony whereof have caused these letters
10 be made patent. and the seal OF Inc Cni'eo
= States TO be hsreuntu AM Xcd
Given under ny bard = 'as city Of Hs sss1
E :1 ,s npss s Of NE aised ssssss
of America, the SD
a 4 to p-s<;s.nt Nh An
% WfIt1AsM. sr~.Rs Secretary 81 state,
AsBaxAu LINCOLN. President CT the United States
. esq ss>aS5 - of America: 80 $50
To Ar Rka-a it May Gonoes.
Ssiisfsctory evidence having bccn exhibited 20
p,s-th.t b B. HAAGsxA has been appciL ted Con-
.ul of ths Netherlands, for the St.tes Of Missouri
le~a and Illinois. 10 fesfde as st. Louis, DO
hereby recosni.- him Is such, and dec are him
free to exercise and spjoy Pach Functions. powers
and priviIst aliowei to the Consul- OF the
ruc.t favored 'nsti ons. in the United Staiss.
In testimony whereof. I have caused thee letters
70 be y, ade patent and the Seal of the Z nited
sta.es to be hereunto afhKed.
Given under my hard 1T the cry Of Wssains
ton The 18th day OF December. A. D, iao2,
X Ell and of the IndeReudenea of the United
:. States Of America. the Sfth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
WfLlIAs n SsvARp Secretary OF State
-o>-
pErAarxsHT or Sv1fR@ 4
WAsHIyGYoS. Dec. Is, lSs2.t
Releases from the draft OF the ground Of slieasSe
have b-ea allow ed IN the following csse-:
NINA WAsrs DYdffsf.
Henry UbtrS Anne Arupd-ic county, Nd.
Chsris. Nignhsrt ~ DO do
Alexander Harrison Was ainston counts, Pa.
D--.;nitT Is. tS1.
. William Jones $500. Dodge CO., Wi-c.nsln-
Henry Murray ....-...-.. Green Lake CO.. do.
RfAI.EAgDyCANDYi NAIL ARD GlSDTi
N MAILbAkD CANDY,
KING l. HCREuELL.
SeIJ CcTpsE 18th st. AHi s--rtont
y asSra County apples just recelv i fhsy are
seiec's1 AN7 % KISE Z re lGIIELL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-17

DIAkY,
PROM MARCH 1, 1885, TO NOVEMBER Is, t66a
by
ADAM 0CR0weKI
HEILPRINS bookstore.
dc 3AA Pa. Ayenua
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nFftstHAE. Mef3fAS 90 WASHINGTON
TIhf Ar sssrs eG; he dif,srsnt Essaa will
M M; ct t{h+ RassA .fe@ y s'elosk A. =.
eember, sindsyfs. -t0-ecoffycepand register thu
name, IN, =, RgT' list;
avenue, between 18th anu Tyth streets
ID jFnessn Sbu 6srf lcar Ter l2fn and II sts.
Sd Ward. Henfg &rH eerlersta and st-.
4sh Ta,d Ihsxi RaEsh. 81 street. Ovs"esn
5th WSf1S SfE Syff. rSsslsses Ten Baiidinx..
6th Msr4,4GenFissG.,.Is ri. 1T T. Bi~, CLARK
oisse IsfinssA s.tHR 6sscssp sth and itn SIS
b..wses.rs 49, srf Q a ssrasts- xAst;9 dsI2-ltSi
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THE Acknowledgement Sc au ,>cIs,-s - srl IA IL
rtiioI sad rnuG!.i0Es Of wsE = rrTs!ty have
's'r torSa..,'t % the ar.-y - thr PG'"'ssc
~'tair t!ic lass Gay oe tSo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-17
NEW AND sIMeLIRIEp MVrHonro. PIANO
~ FORTE AND SINGING,

NEW AND s1MeLIlIEp MsTHonsoa PIANO
~ FORTE AND Singing.
PROFESSOR ALEXANDER wOiOwsKI. =
ufAfSI VOCALIST AND COMPOSER.
has opened Ladies' aud Gentlrmsns Aft-rnaoa 4.
or mos. i is.t hy,en.pm ecscp snxnF o,s-e.
seiplsin the full theory OF Music and Reading by
By Prsf. Wolovssrs new q, s.Aoa . person. A.,.
eltd in very short time TO read mu ie With s-ss.
faculty, and execute eperatic a Well a. cIsssicAi
music With rare p-rfectioo
A To the vocal p1t b, his way Of yooolis. sson
be arrives a. most e1t-ao.dinary results, renders
eaiise with facility, accuracy and Has quality Of
Prof wolovski receives visitor. daily from I, 70
Isl Ter :bl s r@@ s",seen ans No.
crpf+d deSlm
ARMY OPvfCERS, Bte.
The ntersis ned wall furp;sh s.i Sizes of Rt.0p-
prices =. alBR 40.
:w 10 Llsht street, Baitinore.
LADIES BAIR DRASseR. from Psris, hAs ,ust
NiiVt~i tn t--ut al estl ction OF fraach "A -
bOhStTS, HEAD DRES-Es aud FLOW N.Y.
EkS. - t,sceived from Paris. .hie, he has 1N13
opened at III, CASHIER ef Eirventh and ats No
4oe He REQ. ctfr.!y soiicits q pstroGss~ Of the
isf'"s a. h~r-tefor... Also sreneh Corsets. 'Nim
MINK SABLE,
FITCH WATER mra,
tjnr 4-,h 60 steaM:3.,e. '
Ia - IN SHiAet as, ti>S,. svteaa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-17

ARsIyAI OF EkckufTs, &o.-Since our -
r, por, he following have arrived: = recrar
fer PA aais lphls y-g mense. t7o foreth Nj ohies
cavalry. 50 sor l3th Penn cavalry, ~ for hsv
kins Z2ns,es, snd q from Harrisburg A.
10 drrsrte-s frC % fcrt Nciieury, ant 500 60 90
vslescs MS from various hospitals have ~
arrived.
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81 e,5-.ISt., rso'sPs ''ii ...,- B.. ti..,-n 4.
u,,E e siLBs lsT y1t.Ht
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fjnt @'s +, 60 steaHt So.
Ia - m SEiAcJ as, tiSe: su,esa.
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- NAVY PORTRAITS,
cent. epsh PULL Sets. n, for SeSi
RICE IL Saa'e' "210''07f ud Az ss s
Ensr,vea by J. But.ra. n. Y, n. best Portrait
~ g on Steel plate in tha ntted stats Drop
your address in the Post Office TO James stewart
Warrington and you win be supplied at your of g
or residence. III.
dsl5iw' JAMER STEWART, Ae.nt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-17

DEATH IL The CAks.-Iasi evening. ssa-
train, Containing among others a nrmbf a.
tTTargiers sSd desertssTs under eisarss sf Lseut
Sbonnard, S'h ". =. Artillery, from Fort ne.
III. my ,wss on tie Wy hsre, one OF the y. usM4
I.sac HEnr, OF the 18th Mas, was tskea via
cTsnpf ann died befors rssichisg The sItv.. u
was wound, d 81 Anti. tan. and sent 90 q BAlap
NOR Eospits which he LEFT without l. ave, ss1
VIA ARRESTED At YorF, Pa. snd tsk1n 20 WI
McIferry or the lith inst He had b%a SUD.
,nF with the jsun'ice for eorNe days. His rs-.
nlaine W. re taken-charge Of by the Y uartrrns-'
tors department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-17

A Mrss.-Lss1 Eight. Aanbfr CT so,ai-r.
visited Cahte: bury Hall, and dur az th@.r star.
tLrir conduct callsG Tor the inbcrference 81 !
the rrscial poiIcs N ,iose thsrs. A ros ~r.
stcI, a VIA. fri ads of the sp-ciale took stdSz
against The Zousy~s. B,ltets wr-c f-eaIy 49,
ard s'vrrsi o. trie Zcuaves We're -oush.s a.
d "a ard lad -, y heads cut Tie Metroeos.
ltan polio" vas caiisd IN. and Linz soiit-sD1
wtIe taken 10 lhr Fclr h Mari sfa.iop. TbeA I
tie Eog aNsz rhaI Ell improperly, aud cae wn3
thty ssIi.d captain struck at J1s,Ice was+a
lie re~uif wac their transfer 10 the central
euArdhelse, 10 IL tTisi ~ E.ii.t-ry authoriy.r
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A T MOORE's WEST IND DRUG STORE. ffs
"A Penn, avenue, south side, the public can u
Always q i'd q Ia &c and Ns ersl assortment Of So
pursand fresh AEDf0ft rs. -H W
81 Particular ATTENTION paid To the dis <X
pensipg OF ph ysiciansf prrscri ptions. ds Is %
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PaRsoSAL.-Yhlo Durfec, Col z. s. sss:
ford, New L ork; Col Beach, Of n y woYnc1a
In the bSttie 81 Eredericsburs; Hon. Jas. krf-
EFT, Judge II. G. Cady, Roosrt Murray. Sc
Soyk, Hen, J. 7, Rale, Pa, snd J. Med rsF'
Tor, faIis, are At v iiisrSs I. .-.--..- ....... =
Col. brown. ASH Pennsylvania vo.nnseess
who vas sever,ly won nded In the eattie =
FrederickshrrE, arrived yesscfdsy, and
stopping 8. kirkvccds'.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-17

Virginia. b.ak notee, Is discount; TesaS~S
Sai6 6i-connt; South Carolina -t&>ergfa- -.
sa.o discount: Nof-h Cxrolfaa- sSa3J dIsc,eX
Prices lower with exception 81 gold. whit
is in gcrd demand. - -
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Disc BARGE or J. Wz,,LEy GRBHN. Tn
.PxhCx CoNSIssIOSER."-J. Hesi-y G--eAe
" hOee arrest we nolced fsw dSvs sirse -
having taken pis - IN Chicago on De chsrfr Of
swh!6ling Mr.. II. =. StinernStx, of this cir. OK
Of ST OF furs, has been discharged In ChicAes
for want OF eyidence az the exaniusifon Anf
his dischsrIe Omen stated thai he wanted D
full *: miratiCR, and pledged himseh 20 an
brought against him. but b. hiss since vanoosed-
10 CsaSda, ss we 1sarn from a dispAt h Ne
ceived by Mr.. Webb from Capt. MoKeIvy, VIE
VI emit Out aft1-r him s ..'..a. y 81. =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-12

own Oh oulders, is questionable. But it is a
gross outrage to attempt to increase private
profits under the pretext of the internal
tax. The Brooklyn city railroads are about
to attempt something Of this kind. They
have given notice that henceforth they will
sell tiOkets only at the rate at which single
passages are sold-five cents. They thus
stop all Communication arrangements, but
claim that they have not really raised their
rates. But half--probably two-thirds-of
the customers of these roads commute by
the purchase of tickets; and the companies
under pretence that they are only adding
the duty 10 the rates of fare. are in reality
preparing to pocketa very handsome sum,
70 add to their already ample dividends.
The Brooklyn city railroad companies
are in the power OF the corporation of the
city. They can be made to lower their
general rate of fare from fiveto four cents
per passenger, the rate at which they orgi-
nally agreed TO ruu. If they show gree
dy spirit, they will arouse public senti-
ment iu the community which will force
the city corporations to bring them to
terms. They have the right under the late
act of Congress to charge tax to the pas
sengers but the city government has also
the right TO cause til IN to lower their gen.
eral fare and if they insist on this unfair
levy on tue public, that will protect itself
even ifthe railroad companies lose by 1t.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-12
From Ruekhannon.
BUCKHASNoN, Va, Sept. Z, lsC

-
Editors IHtellignesr:
Il desire to correct an error in your pa
per lately in regard to the distribution of
arms here. About the 3Oth of August by
telegram request of Colonel Harris, called
for 100 volunteers for Eve days and sup
piled them with arms aud ammunition.
Also by his orders called in the new re-
cruits of Capt. Moore's battery and supplied
them with arms. subsequently 65 citizens
from French Creek, aud others from Max
wells Mills requested arms, ammunition,
&c. Col. Harris telegraphed to furnish
the same, taking receipt from some one re-.
sponsible man for the same in bulk. AT
that time NIL thought Col. Harris showed
good judgment in both supplying their
wants, and at the same time securing the
return of Government property. All
demands were met. About an hour
before the fight on Saturday, gave
out word publicly that every citizen
that would fall in line should he supplied
with arms and ammunition, and Quarter
masters Adams and Clay supplied them
If l had opened the arsenal as one or two
citizens demanded, and allowed every man,
woman and child and negro to help them
selves, none would have succeeded in get
ting the right kind of ammunition for the
different guns as there was ut least half
dozen kinds and requiring different cart.
ridges. We did supply all that we could.
If any blame is to be attached to any per-
son for anything of the kind on Saturday,
let it fall on me and no one else.
L. NJ. MARSH, Capt.
Former Commander IF Post.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-12

A TIA meeting Of the Board Of School Commission
IA ers Ofthe city Of Wheeling, held on Friday, the
2Id day Of August, It was, among other things,
ReSoired, That in the Judgment OF the Board of
School Commissioners, Il is0xpedient and necessary
that the present School Districts be modified As 10
Construct out Of the LIST, 2nd, r 9Th aud 5th Wards
three school Districts containing nearly pOsEi-
bic equal population, and excluding the 9th Ward
im the City Districts and that the Trustees Of the
several Words be instructed 70 call etingB OF the
citizens OF the Wards and to present to UGH meet
ings this action Of the Board OF Commissioners for
their rejection or approval. UH
Copy-Eeste:
seP1I-St GEO. W. SIGHTS, CLERK.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-12

CITY SCHOOL ooMAIIssIONERS.
TINaE SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS elect for the
IL city ofWheellnR, will meet at the Court House
on Friday evening, September -, 1862, att o'clock
for tho purpose OF Organization The Secretaries Of
the Boards OF Trustees will at that time present their
official bonds.
BY order Of the President ofths Board.
sepll-6t GEO. W. SIGHTS, Clerk.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-12

Couch's Division aud oae brigade of Sam
ner's had been left there, and sent down
Hooker on Monday afternoon :otake COM
maud and post himself at or in front of Ger
mantown, at the same time directing Nc
Dowell'to take position along the turnpike
from Centreville to Fairfax Court house,
about two miles west of the latter.
Heintzleman was directed to post him
self in rear and support of Reno, who was
pushed north of the road, at point about
two and half miles east of Centrevilie,
and to cover that road, il being my pur-
pose, in the course Of the night, to mass
my command on the right, IN the diree-
ton OF GermAntown, where felt conyinc-
ed the next attack of the enemy would be
made.
Late in the afternoon of Monday, the
enemy made his demonstration upon Ger
mantown, but was not met by Hooker at
that place, and by Reno, reinforced by
Kearney, further west. The battle was
very severe, though short, the enemy be-
ing driven back mile with heavy loss,
leaving his dead and wounded. In this
short action we lost two of our most yalu-
able aud distinguished officers, Gems. kear-
ney, and Stevens.
By moving, the whole OF my command
was mAsseu Ueulnu ulnlCulb CEeeAi De-
tween Warrenton Junction, with the ad-
vance, under Hooker, in front of German
town.
With the exception of Sumner, the COM
mauders of the army corps of the Army of
the Potomac had continued to inform me
that their commands were and had been
demoralized ever since they left HRrrison's
Landing; that they had no spirit and no
disposition to fight This latter statement
their conduct in the various actions fully
contradicted, but the struggling in those
corps was distressing. Iast
The full facts having been reported.
on Tuesday afternoon, to retire TO the in-
trenchments near Washington, which was
accordingly done on that day and the next,
in good order aud without the slightest
loss.
Banks, who had been left with the Rail-
road trains, cut off at Bristol by the burn
ing of the bridges. was ordered to join me
on Monday at Csptreville, which he did 90
the afternoon OF that day,
This brief summary WIN explain snth-
eiently In detail the whole OF the operations
H. .E a - d. II NWM
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Castem House. yyheeIlng, We,

SURVIVOR OF COSToN's oFFlcE, Sept. u, 1869.
0lHE CALCULATIONS instituted by the Treasury
i Department under the law: of Cor Rress publish
Cd In Wednesdays (sept. 10 issue OF this paper will
go into effect Friday morning, September 12. All
cha ndse to places therein designated can obtain the
necessary permits, &c., by calling At my ONCE and
complying with the provisions therein described
THOMAS HORNBRoOK,
sepl2-2t Surveyor OF Customs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-12

Tar Washington Star calls for arrests
among thsarmy ofabandoned women at the
National Capitol who are eorrupting the
mosalsand destroying the health OF the
soldiers. 1t says quinine may be the need
Of the eeafsderats army but Icopayin
eetainly is the necessity OF on 3.
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GREAT IMPROVEMENTS IN
Sewing Machines.
ENGPIRB
SHUTTLE MACHINE
$40 Herlr - rf-fT 40 -r.-r.
Patented Febuary I4th, laeo.


FTHus MACHINE Is constructed on an entirely new
i principle Of mechanism, possessing many Tare
and valuable impr5V sniants, having been examined
sfMPlCITY and PERPECTION Combined.
The following are The principal objeetioAs urged
1. Excessive Labor to the operator.
.. Liability to get out Of order
,. Expense, trouble and lOss of time In repairing
s. DisagreeibIo nolss Whiis In Ope1Ation-
The EIPIRE SEWING MACHINE
IL Exempt from all these
Objections.
1t has n stalIght needle perpendicular action,
makes the LOCK SHUTTLE STITCH, which viii
NEITHER RIP nor RAYEI,, and IL alike on both
Of material from leather 60 the anest NansoOk Mus
lin, with eotton, linen OF sink thread from the ooaT
Having neither CAN nor COG WHEEL. and the
least peal Fiction It runs as smooth ~ giAs aud
Is ALPHABETICALLY
A Noiseless Machine.
It requires RIFTY PER CENT. les power 70 drive
Il than any other Machine In market. A girl OF
twelve years Of age can work it steadily, without "a
tIEus or injury to health.
Its strength and WONDERFUL SIMPLICITY Of
construction render It almost ilnp0ihleto st
order, and is GUARANTEED By the Conpany to
give entire satiSfaetlon.
We respectfully invite all those who may desire to
supply themselves with superior article 20 call and
examine this UNRIYALLED MACHINE.
But In more especial manner do We sClieit the
patronage Of a
MERCHANT TAILoRs DRESS MAKERS,
CATER T FfTTERs. SHOE sH5Fh Et MbbhE's'
HOOP-SKIRT MANUFACTURERS
- Shirt aud BOSOM MAKERS,
vEsr and PANTALOoN lIAKERs
t. ReligiouS and Charitable InstitutiOls Wilt
literally dealt with
Price OF Machines, Complete
No. 1, or Family Machine, sl5 90. No. ?, Small
Sized Manufacturing. $50 %. No. ), Large Size
Manufacturing, SO 90.
Cabinets in Every Variety
We want Agents for all towns in the United statss
where agencies are not already established 70 whom
liberal discount will be given, bnt Ne make no con
j. II. BIeARTHUR e co..
$40 BROADWAY, NV YOak.
w. d. SAWTELlL & BRO,
Agents for wheeling.
WANTED. ,s.af
ENIPTY MEN Of IS years and upwards. hale. hs,r-
Il ty, sober, aud o. good character, % 5Fpnrd he
Atheneum and other posts In the city Of wheeling.
Men received from other counties. The COMPANY
wt meet On Monday, the 1Ath, a. the aFufry under
the Court House, to be examined aud OrEaniiod.
-By order OF the 9oTernor.N - TE
.eP.tO-os ..l.s. r. HAMILTON.
Regular Packet for ParIEersbuFg.
The new and Iieht dranRht steamer
g. LEVI. Capt. GHAcET, Tin Leave on
Tuesday, TlIurlday and Saturday Al 10
O'Clock AN. POr freight or passage apDlV On bard
or b lssPt0I JOSEPH 1fANHRR, Agent
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-12

We published au article yesterday morn
ing in reference to proposition made by
one or two of the Gas companies OF the
East to shift the tax imposed upon their
profits onto the shoulders of the public
aud thus escape from taxation. We pub
lish more extended article this morning,
which also takes Railroads into the scope
ofits comments. We are glad to see our
exchanges throwing themselves Ia time
between the public aud certain corpora
tions that would increase the burthens OF
tue people. Ia publishing these articles
and in making these comments we would
not be understood as having in view any
special local interests further than to let
all who are concerned see that it is the de-
termination of the country that every kind
ofbusiness shall fairly share its proportion
of the public burthens. We upderstasd
that tue Gas company here proposes to pay
its taxes out of its dividends, and not try
to make it of the public. This is right
The profits of all Gas companies amply
warrant them in doing this, and itwoulG
be to the last degree unjust to add theil
taxes to the accommodating dividends upOr
theiI customers.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-12

TIE Grenada (AIiss.l appeal complains
bitterly that one million dollars worth of
slaves have absconded from the counties of
sTunica and oomhoua since the Union
troops went there. It saws We .@haye yio-
lated The Constitution, -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-12

Regular Packet for ParIEersburg.
H. The new and light dranght steamer
q. LEVI. Capt. GEaSrT, I'm ieSyo On
-,-s--,- =. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at 10
oeook' n for freiEhe Or passage apply on board
or b IssptoI JOSEPH 1fANNRR, Agent
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DISSOLUTIoN

The CommonygeaIth or VIrEtnIn-1
ADJuTAkT GRNRRALaS OFEICR. -
WREEtINq, Va, Sept. ID, Isa2.
w ALL PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS who
YoE are requested torepurt here in person is-
By order Of die Governor.
sePt4-u HI. sAAIUELs. Arr Gen. VI.
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WATCHES
FOR SOLDIERS!
At Reduced Prices.
AMERICAN WATCHES FOR
AMERroANs
AMERICAN wATcn COMPANY give notice
ANGERICANS-

'CHE AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY give notice
that they have lately issued new style of Watch,
expressly designed iorsOldlsrs aud others who desire
a good watch at moderate price. These watches
intended to displnco the worthless cheap watch.
Of Brltls and Swiss manufacture, with which the
country Is flooded, and which were never expected
to keep time when they were made, being refuse
manufacture sent to this country, because unsafe.
able at home, and used here only for OcEsyfng and
siOfHdlfag purposes.
We oner to sell our watch, which Is of THE MOST
SUBSTANTIAL MANUFACTURES, AN ACCURATE
AND DURABLE TIME KEEPER. and In Sterling
Silver Gases, Hunting pattern a. as low price as /.
asked for the trashy Anerss and Lepines Of foreign
make, already referred to. .aii -
We have named the new ssrIo. Of watches, WIN
ELLERY, Boston. Mass, which name VIM be found
on the plate Of every Watch of this manufacture.
andisOue OfOur trade marks.
SOFA by AL respectable Jewellers in thsIoyal States
Wholesale orders should be addrrssedto
ROBBINS & APPLETON,
Agents OF the American Watch coap.pv.
sePo-1m2ndp 1ss Broadway, MY.