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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-24

INDIA RuBBER GOops.-It 10 not necessary for
Mr.. H. A. HALL to enumerste the different styles
and kinds OF Rubber and Gutta PerehA mAnufac-
turers goods he keeps The has them ALL on hand,
and glance Into the beautiful store or list Of price,
given ~ ne attendsnts Will eony t1ce any one that
Warehouse, and IL loeAttd 81 3iO Pennsy ana ave
nue., next door to Messrs. Harper h Mltchell's Dry
Goods warehouse, between Ninth and Tenth
streets. rtHI. ..,RGG F q. Old. .. dec 8--tf
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-24

ARREsr or 4 LvhATlc.-on Monday Hast Odieer
Anderson, Of the First precinct arrested Ferdinand
Block, lunatie, who had escaped from the Luna
tic Asyium He found him wandering about the
streets. He wsi taken By the officer and conveyed
to the asylum where he belonged. -
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MILITARY EaUIPMEN t

II FIND the Ladies' and Gentlemen's Ordinary
Il beautifully supplied At Markham's.
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TIIE only genteel Ladies' and Gentlemen's Din
l. Ing Saloon IN Washington, II Markham's.

II FIND the Ladies' and Gentlemen's Ordinary
l. beautifully supplied at Markham's.
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Jordan, 4. s. Al col. BaIiins, u. .. T.; seth Good
hue, New Hampshirej JAM. Pierpont, New Ha
haven't chas. Morgan, New York; are 81 the Ma
Nonal. % ~ ~ n Hi3'fFa' OF. p.
8. T. Suit, Kentucky; VIM. r. Brewster, U.S. A.
Capt Lee, U. 8. A., Jno. W. Lamb, Michigan, Stew
ar Danell, Baltimorej.J. @, Noyes, Norfolk, Va.
@. p. orme, Norfolk, Val are atths Metropolitan
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DlscHxnsH or DnAsIrD soLprrns. Lone hun
dfsd aad sightyour disabled soldiers were ysster.
Ssy SissAsilsa fseS - tiasfsss hsspitsis, and
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uTAsHINGToN THEATRE.

Doors open at Ga; performance commence At -.
dec -
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49, 4; ,t;'; . :;''s:s
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CRIMINAL CouRT-Bsfors Judge Meyrick, yese,>
tay.-Wm. ssdlss, charged with the laresny At I
ssk!rt, the property Of Myenbsrger Droy found
jail ~ .i.rg.a yn.. F.sg|.H ra4g. 3.
George Becker, charged with passing eountsrssli
and Ok month"; in tbs psnitsatissy. Phillips foI
defence. -
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CaEsApEAgE AID ONO cAsAL-TAe foilowins
boats arrived ct Georgetown since our Last
George l.. JaQues, Borden Co., lis tons coalj LIB
erty, . tons coal phsbs L. DetmOld, io6 tons coal
The following departed: rZHr
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PHoTooRAPa OF MRs.i sEcRcvAav SMITH AT
fHE HosprrAfa-We have been shown . very
gallery Of n. W. Adds, Pennsylvania avenue. II
70 large eabinetsized photograph OF Mrs. Caleb B.
Smith, the good Samaritan In the OF our sick
and wounted soldiers. The perspective Of the pic
tnre II an hospital scene representing the cots and
patients, incident to the wards Of our hospitals.
Mrs smith stands ~ me front GROUND IN very
be struck OF from the photograph and offered for
sale 80 that every soldier can possess himself Of
friends Of Mrs. s., and we bespeak large sale OF
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1li JoHN G. Uxprnwoop,
Prssident OF the Association

TaE ONO soLDikas RELIEF AssocIATsex net
a. the residence Of A. N. Gangewer, No. ~ II
Reports were, read IRON the committees to the
various hospitais.a ssIsI. aFhgJ - "a 4 .
Mr.. slsds, from the committee appointed to pre-
pare Christmas dinner for the Ohio soldiers At
the camp near Fort Gaines, read list Of articles
provided by Mrs. Caleb D. Smith.
note was read from Hon. Q. A. Trimble, NJ. c.,
enclosing s2l0, which he had collected from the
ohio delegation 10 Congress, In aid OF the friends
A resolution ofthsnks was adopted 10 the donors
and also TO the Hon. G. A.. Trimble for his efforts
- increase the efficiency Of the association.
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SCHOOL MArisEE.-The district sehool taught
by Miss mary Middleton, will, this morning, hold .
public matinee, which, we have no doubt, will
prove highly Interesting to all who may ind II
Convenient TO attend, The ceremonies van take
place in the sehooLroom in Corcoran's building,
on II street, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth.
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Banjo Solo, (originaD W. 5, Budworth
Guitar Solo A. NJ. Hernandez
Mazurka Mile Pauline and NJ Szollosy
The Old Sexton, In character -. Paul Berger
III ZaDAteO Mile Julia Lehman
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SENT TO THE OLD cAPIIoL.-The following per
sons were yesterday arrested by Col. Tait, Of the
First District Of Columbia volunteers and sent to
the Old Capitol prison BY the Provost Marshal: H.
Ryder, Geo. Porter, @. Watkins, A. hammsrshsdt,
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Grand Corps de Ballet.

MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER Odd, 1862.
Great Progransune Of AttractAon. r
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Thursday, Christmas Day, Two Grand Per-
formanoesi Afternoon, for Ladies' and Children,
CONNIE ncing at . O'Clock, Evening at usual time.
10 Special Noties.-A Grand Matinee on Sat-
OF Ladies and Children, commencing at o'clock.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-17
Fighting.near Charlaatonl...

MBMPHIs, June l4.-The Grenada Ap.
peal, of the3l2th, contains ths following /:
AUGUSTA, Ga, June ll.-Fighting con-
ttuues in the vicinity of Charleston. The
papers of that city this morning contain
Particulars ola sharp engagement on James
Island Tuesday. afternoon, which coutin-
ued till dark, Our forces consisted of three
regiments, one battalion of 10 tSntfy, and
three batteries, under command 6f G ehefal
w. p. Smith, The enemy were under the
Profession of felled trees and gpnboats.
Col. Williams, OF 4Bth Georgia regiment.
mortally wounded Our loss IL estimated
at from 30 to 65, principally Ge6rgians,
The loss of the. enemy is thought to be
large. The GopfederatesE sneceeded IN
driving the Yankees from "a piece OF woods
they were trying TO occupy. Col, Lamar,
st Seccepnville, kept up FREQ the enemy' .
boats and land camp and on Monday no
disabled a Yankee propeller. 49,, I.
A federal prisoner taken on Monday re-
ports the enemyaon James Island as I6
regiments strong. few more were ex.
peeted shortly.
1T WAS reported at Charleston that the
steamer. Cecil, At that port from, Nassau,
With Q cargo Of cotton, had been captured
by the enemy. 81 rssa
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Dar COMMON sEssE in short md "a,


D9CONNON sESsE in short aud easy
lessons
l. The trapelsr and the solder are very
liable to suffer from the frequent changes
of water and die, to which they are neoes.
sarily subjected, An. elegant and etFectual
preventive and corrective of such results is
Logdn's Essenee Of Jamaica Ginger. This
preparation is made from! the pnfest aud
best materials, aud is warranted equal! TO
any Essence of Ginger in the market.
Prtce 20 cents. axgo Or .EEr 10
2. The hest Hair Dressing and Tonic, in
the market is Heiatstfser5 Hdl Coloriag.
Price 81.
g. No one wishes to pay 81 for a cough
remedy, when one equal to the best-Dr.
ChgpAldR's Hodrhound Balsdm-can be
purchased for 20 cents.
You cannot purchase everywhere,
Turkish Towels, fine French, and American
Sytingss, Trusses and Supporters Of vari-
GUS style, fine Tooth aud Hair Brushes ;
Pomades, Colleagues and Perfumes, in rare
bottles Of new ahdielegant designs Nurs-
ing Bottles, most approved styles, Lint,
Hospital sheetIng. &C., Sc.
5, You can purchase all these articles,
nth a thousand Others, as wanted, from
T. b. LoeAN & Co., Al Main Street, or
LOGAS, LtsE & CO., Bridge Corner, whole-
sale;andl Retail Druggists, Wheeling.
"a" ECONOMY IS WEALTH.-Save your
money by buying the SapOnifer, or Con-
eentTated Lye, for making havdor soft Soap,
one pound will make aiae pounds of good
hard Soap, or nine gallons of beautiful white
soft Soap, also Rabbits OoucentratedP OF
ash, BRbbitts Celebrated Soap Powder, or
washing without labor. Warranted to
take the stains ont of Table Linen and
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PuR1RY YOUR BLOOD by using Ayers Sar.
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back Blood Purifier, Dr.. John B1ll's I'm
proved Sarsaparilla. Scoyill's Blood and
Liver Syrup, Jayne's Alternative or Brent
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DandellioH. For sale by Reed & Kraft.
BGrhaEe.s Holland .Bitters, Arnoli's Gel
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man Bittets, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
Saufordis LIVER Tnvtgorator,l Kenuedy's
Medical Discovery. For sale by Reed and
Kraft.
SirJames Clark,s Female Periodical Pills,
EofFs Pills, Todd's Pills, Ayers Pills,
Wright Indian Vegetable Pills, McLade's
aud Jayne's Pills, Klltt's Worm Plums,
Frey's Vermifuge, White Wash Brushes,
Scrub Brushes, Paint and Varnish Brushes,
Hair, Cloth, Nail and Tooth Brushes In
great variety. For sale by - Z
80 81 a REED & KRAFT,
Centre Wheeling Drug Store.
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From Gen. MoOlellanls ArmH.

HEADQUARTERS OF MoCLELLAH'sr ARatY,
saturday Eyenit.g, June l4.-The rebels
yesterday, after driving from Old Chnrch. a
squadron OF the Sth cavalry, proceeded To.
Garlteks Landing, onjthe Pamunky River.
about four miles above the White House.
where they burnt two schnonefs. some
wagons, and drove OF the mules, Here
their conduct is represented as bRrbarons.
having killed seVeFnl of our teamsters
without any necessity. Those who failed
% make their escape were taken prisoners:
IRON here they proceeded 70 Tunstaul's
station, fourniies from the WhitetH House.
with q view Of burning the railroad bridge.
a train which was passing at the time,
WAS hred into killing two and Woundinp
several a Colonel belonging to the Rx1
scelsiop Brignds5 was there taken prisoner.
| put succeeded IN making his escape during
the night. ~ sls aFs7sl''
a paymaster jumped OF the train aud
hid himself in the woods until morning.
leaving Sl2b, 600 In the cars. The train
never stopped, but passed on TO the White
House After destroying the telegraph
wire this point, they proceeded 10 Bal.
ttm9te Cross Roads, b ear New Kent d. il.
on theft way 10 Richmond, crossing the
Chiekahoniny between Bottom,s Brid9e
anu the James River, abo9t Two O'Clock
this morning. i
Tie force that affssoomaipIiShed this vas
jcomposea OF 4 800 cavalry aud an ipieees
bot ARTILLERY, under. Gen. Stuart, most Of
whom we're residents Of this locality, and
theteforel we're no strangers Is the roads.
/ p s4ient. Col Ingalls, arommaudanti Mt hat
posthad 1.-THE corps ordered out and post
ed IN favorable posl tions TO resist any nt-
itAclsth nigh have,bee made. salt
The mail boat Nellie Baker, which left
this nloruib mas FUWded with hangers on
the army and Civilians who thought FOR
tress Monroe tosbs more c0ngenial eli.
mate.
at the old church the rebels had in re-:
serve six regiments OF ipfaltty With Rrtil.
lery, AS soon rs the facts were known
Parsdls elYalrg was Immediately order.
So ~ snegly having so,muth of 4 star
i 'oHiJ. getestaP tdreds Several arre5tS nave
been 4ade,itpsday of eftizsns within our
Inc g. IS s sRlcl9n q having given informa.
ne Richmond papers of The 13th STATE
4 Shat 200 prispnerst ken by Cen Jaclsso,I
from Banks, left on. Wednes ~. for Sails.
buys N. o., also states that Of The ~ 3
our wounded that fell into their hands A
the hatt ais 3 have since liiet
aud me lance re ID The liberty PRIOR
= ho9pItA ~ - y X isaAs tlil sLss5S s - s
i
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RUslNRss MoTI5lEs=

RS~Go down to A. NJ. Adams,, M. az
Water street, If you wish to SEQ the. best and
greatest variety Il clpthE CaSsimefes aud Yestings
ever. brought to the city Of'WheelIng, and at the
lowest prices, made into Coats, Pants and ysyts.
Call and examine for yourself II you want suit Of
elothes made up In the latest fashion and nsatsst
-WOfkmAnlnp. mY22-aR
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Ear Nom PaIsoSnhs. Some twePiy-
Eve prisoners, from the Kanawha Valley,
arrived yesterday on the steamer GlslE SOd'
Capt, All. Armstrong, They we're sap-
tuEed BY Gen. cox's soPuand, ~ the vie
entity of Flat Mountain. Among the
number is lieutenant Qug, of Gabell
cOuuty,.whO went out With the celebrated
Jenkins Cavalry, and two Federal soldiers
recently sentenced by court martial at
Oharleston. - - tlltl p
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Iatast snntllarlns I1aWn.

MkNRHTssa June 14S-A citizen of this
4 city, who has taken the oath, has just ar
rived from Gregeda, Miss, and reports
aeHn arm OF GO, 900 men has soncentra.
4 .s1t snst point. Business was brisk and
X ~ ne Iollofgingt - Z copy of the oath adj
I l ny TO rebel officers and soldiers
who voluntarily deliver them elves. mn.
I 9 tsI solemnly sWear that T3will bear trns
aiieRtauce 70 the United States, and sus-
tain the Constit4tiop aud laws thereof.
thatl1 viii maintain the National soyer.
eighty patampuut to that of all State.
county or corporate powers thas / win
discourage, discountenauCea and forever on.
pose secession, rebellion and dfsinteRra-
tion of the Federal Union that / disciaim
and denOunce all faith and Fellowship with,
the so-callel Confederate States and Con-
tedernte armies, and pledge my property
ana my life to the sacred performance Of
this solemn oath of alIegfanee 20 the Unisa
ted States.'' 49, E,fi5 =
ATLANTA, June lo,-Passengers by the
STATE train reported the enemy varfously
estimated OF from 1000 to I, 900 had left
the river opposite attanooga. after diyid-
ing ms forces part going up aud part going
down the river. 1t was believed they viii
attempt to Cross and lorna junction on this
side to attack the city.
Gems. Kirby, Smith, Leadbetter and Rev
no.ds are there with plenty of troops to
whip the enemy.
There is, much alarm among the whites
OF Orittenden county, Ark, opposite this
cityl ia consequence of the discovery Of
= design. on the part Of several hundred Of
tue negroes of that county to sim1Itane.
0usly, fiseaand present themselves5t to the
Federal commander for protection. There
are aboyt 1000 negroes in the county and
only few hundred whites, some of whom
are coming here, not deemiug it safe to re.
main among the negroes.
a company of cavalry, advance guard of
Gen. Wallace's command, reached here
yesterday, and Gen. Wallace will probably
city.
The following dispatches are taken from
the Memphis.G Grenada appeal of the 18Th
AuGusTA, June l1.-Fighting still con-
tinues In the vicinity of Charleston. Pa.
pers Of that city this morning contain AN
account otsa short engagement on James
Island on Tuesday, which lasted till dark
Col Williams, of the 46th Georgia, was
mortally wounded. Tue confederates sue.
ceeded in driving the Yankees from q piece.
OF woods they were trying to occupy.
Atederal.Prisoner, taken on Monday, re-
ports the enemy's force as l6 regiments
aud few more expected daily.
4
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n8- Tul ATH1sEuiI. There are now
nearly q hupdred men in Substitution,
most Of whom have arriyel within the last
two weeks from various sections of the
country. Among the number are some
hall dozen Federal soldiers, arrested as
deserters. All will be sent to Camp Chase
this week.
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. fAEMPBIs, June l5.-Col. Slack's order
tsnPpFessipg the circulation Of confederate
Treasury notes, and requiring persons 10
receive permits to pass the guards around
the city produced great excitement. The
lipAPers devote long editorials 70 the former
subject. The argus deprecates. the order
ldssneds hut says twill ultimately call ont
better currencysw which has been idle some
months. The AUaidHche trusts the order
will be modiieui as it conflicts with the
expressed views of Col. Fitch in an inter-
view with the bankers of the city.
Eoman dressed in mems apparel was
arrested as spy yesterday She repre-
SENS herself as having been in the Confed-
crate service under Gen Polk,
SeYenly.toqr Confederate officers and
The following is from the Vicksbyro
beles of the 18th. .
3tGen. Breckenridge arrived Yesterday.
Seven of the enemy's Runboats we're
engaged 10 Smelling Grand Gulf, all yes
teroay. Tue result Is unknown.
Gen! Butler arrested Dr. Stone at New
Orleans, and lodged him id Fort jackson.
with limbs shackled and iroued.
We, learn that the Confederates last
week rescued the Orleans, OpeIouhas 4,
Great Western Railroad from the enemy.
taking several officers aud iprivates prison
ers. aud destroying iallithe bridges on the
road. Two trains were taken near Bras.
sier City. All the Fedetals on board we're
captured. Oar men then ran the train To
Aigiersi and cut the lever to prevent the
enemy getting out. They soon repaired it y
Late Orleans papers contains partfcu-
lars OF the hanging Of a fellow named
Aqlford, condemned to death by mill
tNrV com misaf0nf foF 4ooy,;,,,. - =, (
American flag on the Path of April.
Six released prisoners taken at Oa1np
Jackson, swere sentenced to be- shot for
violating their parole.
The Ytcksburg IHti.g, of Thursday, con-
dems tho opinion that the city must ne.
cessaFlly surrender, and says chat having
driven the fleet from below they have on.
lysTait an opportunity to destroy the one
from above. = ~
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86IllI0I4I9III1a1l1.
AFFE p N9OA pIISRI b W 2
Sontharn Itama

nfat....a Z d = go Z = ~ - u
oE0eEs tnis morning 'prohibtting dealing in
s o. using ihe currency OF the Contederate
ia1;na .oaJ 1uss Tue use Snereot as clrsu-
.9l.ps ensp!n would beFeGarded Eas an
s sas9. e ne Soyes9nsRt q the Omitted
$3.50 !, eLeols SO 0uenaing are 70 De ar
n s. E9 Iliy 'eaits NJ sl.g
81 Z u q = Z g elt1l sgtu-
The ~ manSe un9eE Tue vigorous policy OF
Rss 49, Sssis ..S9s IVY 4ssns: ~
ft ss,,s army y reported at TRpslo,
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B8-FEDERAL PRisoNnRs PROM DIxIE.--
Sixteen Federal soldiers who reside in Ca
hell county Virginia and Lawrence county
Ohio, arrived at home last week from the.
rebel prison in Salisbury, North Carolina,
They are part of comprny II, 9th Virginia
Regiment, who were captured at Gpyan-
dOlte, on the 10th of last November and
are among the fourteen hundred for whose
exchange Gen. Burnside recently concluded
negotiations.
In the fight at GuyandOtte company Il
lost six killed, two mortally5 ID aud
forty taken prisouers-9f the forty PrisO-
ners, two Ne have heard died in prison,
two escaped ON the road there, aud three
were sometime since released from the
hospital at Richmond, Two Of them being
wouuded) and are now back again In theit
comp,uy-leaving II yet behind. atssr the
arrival of the sixteen, aud they are praba-
bly, on thsiriWay aud win be athoms in :
few days.
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q II Oh CIFiaGs Apno

"A. s. HallqHellsan old Citizen Of thi
plass, hut who Vas lately employed in III
Government service in the Kanawha Val
lev. died ii th6 Hospital in Gallipolis, o
sataEtay iasE T6e body arrived In iii
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-17

sSrE1xsEEa OF 4 MtLiT161 ooMH1s.
slOF TO rms CtT4.-we learn that the aTil-
itary Commission, which has been in SEES
sion At oiArk5batg for several days, has
been trausferred 70 eityT qpdWiil meet
here during the present week
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BATCHRLoR's HAIR DYHl

TIE BFsST IN TIE WOlRLD. sF
{ WIIIAAtA A. BAToHELoB's celebrated HAIR Dye
produces color mot to be dsting uIshed from nature
not 70 injuro the Hkir athe Iedt rem.
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nairfor life, GREY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR instant.
ly tafnE sniendtd BISel b brown, ieSyih "a Hair
son and ibsautiiul. Sold BY al Druggists, &c. 20
- The genuine Is signed WTLL1AM A. BATCH
HLoR,o1 ttsJe,tr siaes a. sqeh bl1ls4 ar
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ThIsis theoriEilal article. % long known for pro
noting iuxuriaut srOWth7or the lair, and restor
ng It's original color, however gray. Sold Of tue
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Druggists. d
@ REApEPR, yep can have an etsiuFiag. aIVSy'
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The, Confessions and Experience 81
an Invalid. 75lt7

Published for the bsne6t ADD 4 a warning AIDA
tsution Is young men WhS SlRer nom Nst tons DE-
bllity, Decay &s; supplying Il rs simo
time ths means Of sslEcuFe. BY ono Who has cured
himself afssr bains iuE 10 Fslt se5ponse through
medical tmpOStipn. and qlaeS oSy, by enclosing =
envSl6Ps sllis1l corfEs, may 81
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tFFesn Il IsiaIS .l1sastsF, ti.I
tscEEA1CAI Al TF13ITlNGfFIU Il, i
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iuppy q LluEhllns 8 nj Is aFaticlS "a, e
haze tpoJ 5asps 4sIaiYlly idi;flio tsiE past. a
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and who's tfictiidl tie III et Ne
could pay Folld b . tl.lt i 4 - mise. e
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-17

KANKAKEE, I'LL, June l5.-The houseof
Aathpuy stp4ton,I east Of this place. was
destroyed by FIRE t6ts afternoon. Three of.
his children persisted In the flames, and his
wife and sister vera badly burned. The
latter issnOtiexpscted to recover. ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-17

WASHINGTON, June l6.-George Fredeim
Berry has been Informally Recognized as
Consul General for the Republic Of IRA.
quay, to reaide at New! ork.I5 sf
p The applicants for Compensation for their
slaves under the emancipation act, rec
spectiyelys value them at sums varying from
500 to $3.50. 3 ss5ss !.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-17

PHnADELPHIA, June l6.-Gol. Kane Of
the Bncktail regiment in company with
Capt Taylor of the same regiment. a BROTH.
erlof Bayard Taylor, have arrived here.
having been p&roIed by the rebels. Col
Kane is slightly wounded in the leg. The
other prisoners taken were sent to Sails
bury, North Carolina.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-17
Tuesday Morning, June II, 1862.
Notice to Man sabserIbers.
4fh or July celebration.

TINHR underslgned respectfully invite the ei,tvs,.
1 Of wheeling TO meet With them AZ lie to,,+f
HOUSE! on THURSDAY EVENING NRNF, letL in.t ).
10 make arrangements for q proner cel.6rsJtoT' ~
the coming anniversary OF our NatiottIi in,i,,sS,
denee: A. J SWEENEY, MAYOR
g. Harper 4 bro. Lat MORT. h E a.
J. T. Scott 4 Co. CransISl 4 a = ~.
T. II. Logan & Co. SanII of o. 4 ~
TallAnt DeIaPlain, 3 g. (trr 4 a.,
Cooper 4 senbsney, McCli.iiarss f;no,,
Laughlins Bushheld, IL CaTtWriEht-
J. @. Harbour, to,z