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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-03
DEVRIES, STEPHENS & CO.,
WHOLESALE AEALEEsM
Foreign & Domestic Dry Goods,
No. a1e Raltimore St.

BALTIlIORE,l ND.
WE are now receiving our large and earelllly -
w. leeted Stock Of ROrelgn and Domestic Dry
aoOds, purchased for Caah, for the Spring aud Sum
q Gne and medium qualities Of beautiful styles q
the most resent printing and Importation
1NGS- ALso general assortment Of an kinds q
Dry Gooda. I
an extensive NOTION DEPARTMENT, 1hlch 60
braces every variety Of Goods usually kept By TIE
largest Motion House.. To an q which Ne invite
the attention Of purchasers. We win sell our stock
e - low prices - tia Gale DDS en- be had IN alI
Of the NoTtheIu or Eastern markets.
mhal-ems DEVHIES, STEPHENS 3 90.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-03
BLOOD! BLOODl BLOOD!
Fluid Extract sarsaparilIa
SXRHTTTS

This Is an aaectun Of me Blood, aud attacks the
Sexual Organs Innings Of the NSse, Ears, Threat
Wmdpipe, and OtheF Mueus Surfaces, making its aT-
poaFance in the form of Uleera. Halmbolds Extract
saFsapaFIA puFies Tie blood and removes an EeaIy
REuptions gfthe Skin, giving 70 the Complexion 3
Clear ard Healthy Color, II being express
y for this class Of complaints, IL
Properties are preserved 20 extent than any
other preparation Of 6arsapaFflla.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-03

The present critical state OF European a6AirB win
render these publications unusually interesting dur
die ground between the hastily written nSWBItema,
crude speeul8tions, and flying rumors Of the daily
torian written amer the living interest and excite
meht Of the great political events Of the time shall
have passed away. Il e 70 these Periodicals that
readers must look for the only really intellgible and
reliable history Of current events, and such, in
and theological character, we urge them upon the
consideration Of the reading public.
The receipt Of Advance Sheets from the
REPRINTS inAsInuch - they can now be placed in
the hands Of subscribers about a. soon IS tho OEig
nal editions.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-03
HELMBOLD,S EXTRACT BUcHU


For Weaknesses
ARISING PR0SiRXCEssEs, HABITS OF DIssIPA.
TON, EARLY INDIsGRETION, OR ABUSE,
Attended with the following symptoms:
IndispositiOn to Exertion, Loss Of Power, "a
LGs Of Memory Dime9ity 81 Breathing
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror Of Disease, iWakefnmess,
Dimness Of Vision, Pain IN the Back,
Universal Lassitude Of Flushing a the Body,
the Muscular System, RETPtiSns on the IaOe'
DFyness Of the Skin.
These symptoms, II allowed to go on, which this
Medicine invariably removes, soon follow
uIPoERNCY, RATUITY, EP1LRPuo FITS,
In 6no Of which the patient may expire. Who can
say that they are not frequently follOWsd By those
'uife'al o'-e' iy.-r 1. =
INSANITY AND CONSU1GPT1ONS !
Many are aware Of the cause Of their suffering, but
none win confess The records OF the Insane Asy-
Iums and the Melancholy deaths By COns9@Pt'On'
THE CONsTITUTI0N,soNCE AFFECTED WITH
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
REQUIRES the aid Of Medicine % strengthen and in
JigOrate the system, which HELAIBOLps EXTRACT
BUCHU invariably does. A trial viii convince tbs
most Skeptieal.
Females, Females, Females,
OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED, Oh CON
TEMPLATING MARRIAGE,
In many HHectIons peculiar 70 Females the Extras,
Buehu Is uneqnaled by any other remedy a. tnChlO
TOsis Retention, IrregulaEty, PaintnIness or sup
preston ofths Customary EVSsuatiOns UleeFated O
SehiTFUus state Of the UteFus LSueoIThe4 OF Whites
EteFility, and for all complaints incident to the sex
whether arising from Indseretton1 Habits Of Dissf
patton, Orin the
DECLINE or CHANCE OF LIFE.
sBB SYMPTOMS ABOVI-
NO FAMILY SHOULD BIB WITHOUT IT
/
Take no g9al.en, M:tsusz, or UaPls44saa. Msdiein'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-03
CERTIFICATES on CUREs.

From eight 10 twenty years standing, with name
known 70 sCIENCE AND. RAAIE.g .. 49,
Tor Medical Prop ert1esdf BUoHU, 80 Dl5pansato
See ProIessOr DEWEEs' valuable WORKS On n
Practice q Physlc. ~ iiaft q = --fis - = -.
See REMARKS made BY tie late eelebratod Dr
See rsmaEksmadeb by d! EPHRAIAG MCDOWELL.
aeelebFated Physician aud member 0f the Royai
College Of Surgeons, ireland, and publisha6 n the
1fansaetions Of the King and Queen Journal =
See edlc0.OIuEginal Review, Published by BEN-
s1AAllN EAANAshs, yellow q the Royal College q
/ So mast 6fths late sfaddafi works On hiSaIes5S
EERscf BUCHU, 81 90 per bottis, six forS5 OOF
sAasARARIILA. 8 90 per bottle OF III foF s.
Or half dozen q each for tla %, which viI lSsu1
tcent g cure the most obstinate cases n directions
are Gahered %. Escs.F 81 80 ~ 7-ss
Delivered to ady addEes', sseureg Pasksd from %.
~ DeseEibe gymptpms n an communicate =
OUTea glaEAnteeds Advice gratis.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-03
Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheel.
ing Rail Road,

Cleveland, Pittsburg RndWheel.
ing Rail Road.
-
an AND AFTER MONDAY, April 10th, 1858, Pas.
" sengsr Trains VIII leave Bridgeport follows,
Sundays exeeptsdl
1850 A. NJ Man Train, stopping e az stations, a:
riVes ht Pittsburgh ct $40 p. H., and
Cleveland ~ $50 PM
SIS P. II, Express Train, stopping at all stAfions
arrives az Pittsburgh at sos z. u.
1910 p. H. Express Train arrives At Pittsburgh ct
2:lOfA. II. and Cleveland ct sslO A. II.
observation-disclosures.
Leave Cleveland ct $40 A. II. and $500 p. NJ, ar
I Is ~ PissSuFsh \ ico7 81 sSo H. and
1870 P. NJ, arrive ct bridgeport At $40 A. IL, 1OOS
A. N. and 455 p. n
Connections are made as FolIoVVss
At Pittsburgh with Pennsylvania B. X. for Harris
burg, Baltimore, Warrington, Phila-
delphiA, New York and Boston.
Cleveland with Cleveland Toled 3. r for San
duBky, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago and
all points in the NORTH WIsE. With
Detroit steamers for Detroit, jackson,
Chicago and the NORTH WEs4. With
Cleveland Erie B. B. for Erie, Dun.
kirk, BunAlo and Niagara Falls. With
Cleveland. Columbus &CineinnAh for
Crestline, Delaware Columbus and
Cincinnati.
Al Hudson with the @. z. O. r. R. for ouyahoga
Fails, Akron, MillerSburgh and Woos-
AZ Alliance with P. Rt. W. L O. R.R. for Canton.
MAGEillOn, Wooster, Salem, BuOu, Co
At stsubenviIIe With P. O. / o. Line and AT BEr1A11
with Q. %. o. R.R. for GAINESVILLE, New
sr ark, Columbus, Xsnla, Dayton, Indi-
annapolis, Cairo, Cincinnati, Louisville,
St. Louis, St. Joseph and all points
Wtst and South West ---
Excursion Tickets TO Pittsburgh and return g 90.
Fare always - low, and time much quicker than
through Tickets to all points in the West, North
and East can BIO procured ct the once under the
Mcclure House, Wheeling, Va or with Ticket
Agent At bridgeport Station.
Freight contracts will be made Atlowest rates 70
any point accessible by this road and Its connections
TO the East, North, West and Northwest, At ONES
under M'Lure House, or with IT. Agent at Bridge
port Station. WN. D. TERRY, Agent,
Wheeling, We.
r-r D. B. WILLIAMS, Agent,
i'm. MCCULLOUGH, President.
J p MYERS, Gent Ticket Ag't. febe
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-03
THE RRsroRRR REPRoDUoEs.
THE HAIR DRESSING oULTIyATEsAN
BRAUTIFIES.
CONVINCING TESTIMONY
RKY. @. A. RUCKBER,

ONlN " 11NA144NNI
Asst. 7Esas. An. Btols Ustsu, NJ 2: 0ay, ~.
writes: 81 very eheerfully add my testimony to
that Of numerous ftiends TO great value o. afs
g. A. Aliens Worlds Hair Resterer and zylooAlSq'
REv. VIM. CUTTER. n 7. City: any hair Exchanged
10 its natural color, and growing on bald spot
REv. J. H. CORNELL, N. Y. City: 81 procured It FOR
Q relative. The falling Of the hair stopped, and
beautiful color"
REy. J. WEST, Brooklyn, L. L: 81 will testify 70
their value In the most liberal sense. They have
restored my hair where It Is bald, and where grey
Rry. a. WEBSTER, Boston, Mass: II have used
them with great enect. am now neither bald
nor grey. Ny hair was dry and brittlei Il - now
REV. q. v DEGEN, Boston, Mass: ''ThAt they pro.
mote the growth Of the hair where baldness IS
have the evidence ofny Own eyes"
sod by an Draggias throughout DE World
Principal Sales once:
No. 1913 Greenwich ST., N. Y. City.
spr2S3m
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-03
Sugar Nils and EEapOratOrs
PRYOR & FROST,

EhGOH q EhOSI,
~ - 40 Main Sc.
MOULD elIl the attontion Of Farmers interested
W stn the raising Of sorghum the present. seAso1.
Q TIE net that they have. secured tie EX0LUSItA
CONTROL Of the
Best Sugar Mills In the West
e ven e theonly EvAPORATOR which has really
PRODUCED SUGAR. - -'
Anil slpplyof Nils VII be On ha or exhib
r.ing SoEgham are urgently invited % inspect tbs
AlAls ana. EIap0EAtoEa, -, vel - samples o. the
Syrup and SUGAR made with this lnaefineTy, ths
past sel1uu; als0 - Est % our treaties TIE
eultV1fon and Manufacture Of the a1gar cane cir
tllated EFStaitoEly.
We allO have . small quantity a the genuine
French Seed for sale, Imported by ourselves, sd
hnlly WaFFlnfed pure and genuine.
lliIl. nd EVlpoIptors ialIy warranted In sVoU
particular -
IVA - =. 1. p .. ~. Pryor HRosT.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-03
A Card to the People
Now is Your Time to Save Money!

BargainsI BargainsiI Bargains!
TN consequences Of the fAet. that all Cotton Good
ii are advancing very rapidly 8nd the Indications
are that they vii very soon Be higher than a. any
previous time, have purehas8d large sud splendid
stock q FOrutgn and Do1lnstte Dry Goods. Ihish
have in store, No. 3 Main street, Centre WheelinR
and 70 which would pecffully invite thu hftn6s
tioR Of the pube As intend selling the stock out
at the old prices and s0ne goods cheaper tlSn
they were ever known before So that an perIous
needing goods, OF who VIII need them very scon had
better avail themselves Of this opportunity Of sup
plying themselves, they viii save money by Hnak.
ing their purchases at this time; besidas they UI
have good assOEtmsnt 70 make their sslsstiooI
Ny stock consists, in part, Of Brown and BIsaehsd
Musns, Calicos, Mems and BOy5' wear Of every de-
seFiptiOn, Checks RiAnnais, GinghamA EhEWIs Table
aud Towel Diapers, IFish Linens and Shirt BOsous
PaFa8ola shaker Hoods. Hoop Skirts, Lace and Grsn
adins VGs, White Goods, Laos, Embnoidsrias q "a
LADTEsI IGDfEsI Your special attsutioa i
| invited 70 my very superior stock Of DRESS GOODS
which & the largesE, cheapest and most eouplGts a
the season. Lawns Plain, Plaid a8d EnbFOIdorud
Grey Goods, MoEambiques, BefAgo Angiais, &c., h
| great variety. Please can early, e yin maks &
| greatly 70 your adVannags 70 DO %.
JOHN kOKNER,
js2s No. 20 Main T., Centre wheolIag. Va.
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!2BZ Rosa

% - I'D 81
AFFIDAVIT. 53gri
Personally appeared before me- an AldeErSu a. ~
slty g h I. HHLMloLD, who, being a.
y sNofp dem sly, his praPgati0us contain no mr.
Soee, 1ometegtys or0thsf tajgEieut do, but are
Rd99sly Neeete7ole. d. J. HEL1B0LD.
sNcEu and a1tsertb I'd before M, this "a JlaY az
AoHenanefs ISL = - WAE p. HIBBARD.
ALDERMAN Ninth street. ab0Te Race, Phfia
Addrea Letters for Information "a eOnfdenee -
~. 7. HELMBOLD, Chemist
nePoe 100 south Tenth-st., beiOV Cheanafs Phfia..
BEWARE OF oOUNTERFETFs. i
uAND UNPRENoTPLEDD EALERs, -
VINO endeayOr to.disposs fa0ETEEEIR OWts "a
cher articles On the rep tation atiained bY -
HelnbolRs Gsnulns PEepa ra.lons, ~ -.
F4id- \ a. : =, .,s-st.
ImpE05ed Roe va. go
s6ldb an Druggists evurywhere. tzsSs
ASK FOR HKLalB0LDis-EAKRNOOrHER.s
CIT GUT the aaEszsl,sselt, nd Ssind 10 Il. AND
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TERlIs. (Regular PriOeA)
@tCe9 @RTs
PnaTAGR

eetped at par. ~
POSTAGE. Ifsa
The Postage % any part Of the United States VIM
be but TWENFf.F0uR CENRS . year for ssBlaek-
wood and but FOURTEEN GENTS = year for each
~ ~ he aSess prices the Psriosoal. win he fur.
niahed fer 1854. And g. q
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-03

HTERLING's ANIBRosIA FOR THE HAIR, jus
y received ut the Odd Yellow Hall Drug Store.
my6 Z. BOOKING, Agent
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-22

NEW York, Sept 18.--The Paris cor
respondentof the New York Times, un-
der date of September An, ssys most
important change has taken place in Eu-
ropean affairs. The Emperor Napoleon
has turned q somerset, and now lies in
the dust At The feet Of Prince Gorischs-
kohl disposition Of European Dictator
is at an end, and hereafter he will have
enough % do 10 take care OF himaeif
His msjosty tried 10 carry England
and Austria with him into q war with
Russia and Prussia on The Polish queg-
ton, and hoped by this war 10 conquer
the Rhinish provinces, but bis allies took
alarm, and while England declared aAo
would not go TO war for Poland, Austria
went 10 work to organize the German
Confederation against him. About the
Same time there came 10 Paris posi'iN'
assurance that Mr. q. NJ Clay was maui
ring an alliance between tho United
States 10 attack France Ia Mexico On case
| OF a European war.
Then arose before Napoleon that bug
! bear Of his family coalition. coa-
luton which should embrace 40 active
enemies Russia. the German C0niedora-
ton. the United States, and as a passive
but NOT less damaging enemy drsa.
. Britain. Such a combination would cost
him his crown in three months. He saw
II, took alarm, aud turned square round
| fell on his knees before Gortschakou
protested he never intended TO 90 70 wal
Tor Poland, washed his hands OF the Po'
lish question and begged 20 be friend.
again,
Eueland thus being placed morally ID
an atutudo oil hostility TO France an'
Russia, wall be- forced into friendship
with the United 5 atea. Another resui
of tho aT4ir is that the Mexican Elo
phaut vail be Ielt on NapOleOn's hands
Tor tle Grand Duko Maximihaa now &c
fuses tho new throne, and there is "a
Other Prince eligible or acceptable VIII
7 will take ii.
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United States Of America +:

DISTRICT Or MIDDLE TENN sSEE.--N0, ~
EFyHERGAs, an information Dee Bern l.eIiu Che
w District Court 81 tho United siat'a Cor tho
District aforesaid, ON the 1871 day ol -ptlmuer,
1853, by Horace Harrison, Esq., Attorney ,f tho
Uniicd sacs for slid lis-ict, agu.rst ono Box D..
tanning Medical Books, and six blXrs contain ing ID
an ole huu1fed aud uGecn bales AZ spun THREAD;
alleging u substance that On TIE LIST cay OF January
1858, u che District aforesaid, on land fi properly
seized us forfeited to the United statls, b.causF
the owner thereof being eng gad . aiding aud abel.
ting on armed rebellion uEalrsi the Government {
hc'tIite State, nt The time oi the pa. Sage uf
act OF co gross, approved July H. 1902, aid % o..
tied, an aat 60 srppr AS ifstsrtcu D. 90 punish
treason aud rebellion, o. seize and co.. dsntte the
property U rtb a, and iJr Other purposes old not
with siNty day tue- he Proclamation Of tLe Plts
Ideut ,f The Uuliol States lnads en- toe 2' tas of
July, l6J', 40 pursuance ot CALI r,t tc1.e GO aid
cnuutc. ce. and alrt st Q tcloiIut ard rUitru o.
his allegiance 10 she iuitol >t,t.s; end pI, iu for
ro-css TO enforce The s,asict lv cation at d CONE
domination 90 "a property
Now, Therefore iu rurs1aucc 90 tle mIGitlon cf
said Court, urd.r ihe send co. ODE Court 90 me
directed and delivered, j DO herabs give pub ia
notice 60 Oh, PERSONS concerned tu iutere.t la sold
property. appear before tAs said Court, on thC first
cay az fhe u.Nt 90 m thereof, bdug october lItu.
1868, M thc Federal Court rom, n the Ctp.t1'. 90
Nashville, iu tHa District ufog sail, then aud there
to mt r.oao their ciums 10 that b.half
b. q. GtAtCucE,
U.S. Nluha Tor Middle pa.uc Of Jsnu,ss,c.
sup l6-'4t
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-22
United States Of Amer ca:
DISTRICT on MIDDLE TGNNfssEE-No. 20

DISTRICT OF MIDDLE TENNt IS EE-No. 20.
IVA uEaEss, an Information has been fled in tuo
uis.r.ct Court Of the United states, for said
MS rct ON the Inlay oil sept, 'G3, by H.H HTrisoa,
Attorney u The Uuitn1 states for The hi suict iores
against rs Piau F. Of which one G. ID. Elliott 5 the
ropat owner so "a OIL the 3ist day of August 1885,
ia the u str T.. aforesaid, on iaHj, by v. O.. Brown
low, Speciu Ag1at of thc United taics Treasury
department as fortified % tha Omitted Sistos fr
causes fully set forth in said lulurmQti which rob-.
cges la substance, thlt alter tie a5a.r of uu sv o
Congress npprov 5u' %, l'6', afd cntiu ., eau
oct ~ sllpIess lu-uiuctt 10, 90 punish r5efp 900
reod ion, tJH.i2 u.d nj cate tln ua.iiy Of re
be g, and fJr other rurros SCI tAe F't tJloi in t,e
state u lepn' $500, was oug god % aing Hud abetung
an armed rebellion AGAINST the IT, r. rud dd NOT with
In 60 days after pub c warning ri Pru'ama ~ duly
gyPr, made by The President Of the United States
on the 25h day of July, 1862, boz pursuance oh said
oct csase 10 aid, count nance, and ab said fchc
Hon, and return 20 bis aliegance ttihc United states
contrary 20 the requirements q. III act and said
Pmcl2maEoui ana praying for process ana 1 ai said
propeit} be condemned os forfeited
Now, therefore, 10 obedience 90 the monition Oh
tho Court under the Seal OF Che Court 20 mo Guect-
ed and delivered. do hereby give public notice i'
an persons gin ng I'D property or knowing or
having anything 90 say, why tle sane shDud NOT be
condemned orieitcd that they be ami appear by-
fore said District Court 90 Or hcIu GO The Fe1eral
Court room 40 t5c C.pit.l, u che cry of Nashville,
ga the lgth day 90. tCilbrr 1873, tu.n aud there Co
iut,rrosc their claims. %. *. GLAS'uCE,
I. S. Marshal ior Nllio District Oh Iencssce.
sepll-llt.
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Amnesty men should read the follow
ing carefully:
The virginia Legislature,
PEACE RESOLUTIONS

ing carefully
The Virginia Lcgt' inturo,
"rEAcE RESOLUTIONS
In the Upper House Of She Virginia
Legislature on Sept 8,
Mr.. Collier offered q preamble aud sew
oral joint resolutions, which were read
and discussed at some length.
Mr.. Armstrong moved that the rules
be suspended for the purpose OF acting
ON the resolutions forthwith
Mr.. U-llilr app aled 20 the Senate to
allow the resolutions 20 lay on the table,
in order that the Senators might have
full time TO reflect on their importance.
Mr.. Seldom was unwilling to allow the
silent sanction Of the Senate to endorse
for an hour these resolutions. lie was
in favor Of disp9siHg Of them without de-
lay.
The rules were then suspended, and
Che resolutions were again read. They
propose in substance that three Commits
sioners be appointed by each Of the Con-
federate States, TO repair TO each Of The
States remaining in the old Union, and
make known to the Governors Of each of
them that the Coniyde States demand
that they will, by the ballot box, consent
that the Confederate States be allowed
thenceforth to be separated from them in
peace.
Mr. Nash moved the indefinite post
ponement of the res lutiOus. II regret
ted painfully to see such resolutions Of
fered. lie objected TO them t0t3 c9yio IIo
was as much opposed to sending Com
missiOners to Gov. Morgan, or any other
Northern Governor, IA to Mr.. Lincoln, In
their views and public policy they were
all alike.
Mr.. Collier thought the action of the
Senate was hasty and inconsiderate
The scheme he proposes never had been
attempted, There was no clause in the
Constitution that provided for peaceful
dissolution Of the Union. A sort OF
dread filed the public mind 10 regard to
propositions Of pesce, because they might
! do harm. II there was any expression
IN the preamble and resolutions which
inculcates the idea that we are to desisi
from this struggle till the independence
of this Coniederacy was achieved, be
would ike to know It. lie was willing
TO dght on, till we should obtain our in
dependence; but while fighting with one
hand he would hold out the olive branch
Of peace with the other. Tie hoped il the
resolutions we're 10 be buried, they woulC
be allowed the decent repect shown t.
all corpses, Of remaining twenty -fou
hours before interment
The roll was called, and the vote st)od
ayes SO, nays l, (Mr. Oollitr) SO tn,
preamble and resolutions were indefinite
| ly postponed.
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NO lSl

There is now evidence that intrirues
of French Consuls in the South for tho
bleaching of Texas were true, and thcv
have not ceased
INA regard to the Florida az Brsst, the
same correspondent states that tho en-
gines ct the Florida are Of English
Manufacture snd that they are much de-
ranged. Ni'li. was obliged TO stop
someNhuc. but WAS bound, after arriving
at brcst-lluch workmen could not
repair his English cngines--to wait till
he could got English workmen from
England.
All this has caused delay which has
put Naiht into a towering rage; for now
his vessel will probably suffer thefate oG
the Sumpter at Gibraltar. But there is
no help for IT, Mnlit says that, but for
the mistake of Lieut. Reed, who cut out
the Caleb Cushing at Portland, it was in
his programme 40 one time TO enter the
port OF New York or Boston and burn
the place.
Whom Che Florida first came into Brost
Mr. Dayton protested formally against
her admission, but not probably with
the expectation OF having her expelled,
for 80 FAR the French have faithfully exc
cuied their neutrality proclamation in
all other respects, and it was to be ex-
pected they would also in this, but the
protest guarantees the incidental points
which might arise, aud prevented an ex-
tension OF iayors not found in the neu-
uaIity proclamation if such should be
attempted
The Noniteur this morning publishes
an official note on the subject, which de-
clarcs she will only be allowed 10 repair
such damages s5 regards her Navigation,
but no supplies in material will be
furnished her.
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United States Of America ::
DISTRICT OF MIDDLE TENNs5CEE.-No. %.

DISTRICT OF MIDDLE ILNNc5t EE.--No. 3.
ETHEREAS an Information has been fleI i1 The
w District Court Of th3 JHilDI States for suI
District The 7h day OF septcmbeg, 1863 by Horace
u. Harrison, Esq, Attorney ior the United states for
said District, on behalf OF the United states, ugaust
? kegs of lmudy ! kcg OF WHISKY, mi 10 boxes,
marked "F,H aud supprs. d o. c.ut1n Wine, uru
against ai pegsors avluy intervening for tucir itar-
ests theron; sud poverty ayuE been Pc zsi rc.
spegugey Cu he 2tth, the 10Th, ans 2)t1 dy 90 Au-
gust 1863 u the District Aforesaid Ou land 10y JOS h
Nll lH, hUyuyorti trs.uus, % tbC Port oi Nash
vIlle ass t0rei ed To- The United states tr~C1uecs
set forth ia sand Information, vhiCh alleges In sub
stance, that ou th days ard SO al regad said pro-
perty was tnspo1.d irym the state Of hcrwcsyi go
The 5, 0to of Tennessee, without "a permit OF drIy
authors officer Of Che United States lUasury De-
lartment, and prays for process t enforce tbg s..
zure, conhsraton and condemnation o. m.d pro-
perty.
Now, thcrc.or' In obedience 90 tAc anon on of tho
Court under the seal OF The Court, Co me erected ny
delivered, DO hereby give pub 90 notice 90 an per-
sons claiming said property, or n any n.anncI- iuier
csted theren, that they be auf appear before tbe
said pstr court, TO he held at She Fed raj Court
room, ut the tupitDl, n rho CITY of nashville and l5-
trict aforosai on Tie 3l day. Il october 1868, then
| and there 90 ntcposu their clims.
r. q. GLAS1OEK,
sepll-1lt u. i. Marshal MidGio Dist Of Tenn.