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soldiers and their Heirs
Take NOticCy

The undersigned has made such
arrangements that he can secure
BorNY, BAcK PAY, PASSIONS, &c.
FOR SOLDIERS AND THEIR Heirs IN
the shortest possible time in which
the same eau he done.
obtain PENIoNs for DIsAnLEp
SOLDIERS, for the WIDOW of De
CREASED SOLDIERS, for the WIDOWED
MornERs and ORPHAN SISTERS OF
SOLDIERS who died unmarried.
am In constant communication with the
PRortR pErAGtNl Ms, aud can insure prompt
returns 10 my applications.
FEES $500, For Each Application.
lfyou wish your business promptly aItcn.
dcd 10. and Your accounts against the Gov
ornmeut collrcted With dispatch, cal on mo
OFFICE In Croniscs' Book Store,
A. IL. BYERS.
TiMn, Tehtuaty %, lE61 g0--tf
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GRAEFENREEG
EhRTthY RgEDfCtMEE.

Ere ntspnrsI Under tho immc diaie suprryision ofs
skllrul Physician, aud they may be relied upon IN 81
eases
The Intelligence Of tho community /, not nsulted b,
the oil Of single medicine which claims TO cure
pisE ASFs, but the GuritnbrtR Remedies consists Of
eleven d. hrrrni medicines, all unequalled In the ourr
orthe diseases tor which they are tecemme aided,
among which may be selected one appropriate to any
ofthe diseases nciien to this country ans climate.
s1-rnEGREFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS
are better than any other Kind os Pills In the world
Pucc % cents,
tg~GREFENRERG UTERINE CATHoLiCos
= an neilible tcmcdy iof all Female disease'-Ptiee
$3.50.
tY-rHE UTERINE CATHoIICoN will alec
cure Gra,el dieascs Of The kdneysi urinary difficult
ties In males.
sV-rHE GRrFENRERG sARsAPARIi.Ihb,
fur the mo.t powerful and chcac,ous compound in
I-PTice 81.
eg-rllE CREFENBERG pYsENTERy sYR
Ur Is certain and puiuh remedy tor all diseases OF
| he howels--rnce ~ cents.
! g-rlIE EFENUERG FILE REMEnY nsy
81 n' IN permanently relieve This Distressing disease
Price 81,
| ev-rnE GRHFENREPG CnILDpEN's PAN.
ACEA l. an invaluable compound in all diseases Incl.
dcut 90 children.
! eT-TuE GR ErENBERG FEVER AND ACUE
RENEpN isa sovereign specific for this particular
ldiscu.o-- pftrr 81 ccuts.
eV-rHE GR.GFENBERG GREEN MOUNTAIN
IolNrNENl rNncls an other sahy9 in is curative tf
iccts-- Price IS cents
| tg1-TuE URFFENHEPu CONsT MpTIy r.,
BALM affords the most Astonishing oelcf in all puuo.
nary romriuirts--l lTivc 81 bottle. - An eminent
ph, stefan ol New Nor, states that he has known the
Gtrionbtrg Cunsumpive's haln used With great suc.
cess In h"psy. uuTown eApedehoe subslanta ates bis
[ statemen0.
twTIIG ar FFENBERG health nrTTERs
the most pleasant and delightful t1ne prepHT.
e,g-TnE GREFENBERG EYE LOTION /. ur.
psTaeldodin IN all Inflammation OF diseases Of the eye
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BUSINESS CARDS.
Silns n. Lindsey.

A licensed Auctioncer, is now
rssd, to tend 10 al business In his iine ih,i may be
inusetf 10 hiseafe IN senses and adiotnt ng coeu'
ties. .
tsyRssldencs, 2 miles north Of Tihn, on the
Fremont Plsnt Rosd. Al ofdefs LEFT with W. A.
Iiustifk \ TO will he promptly attended 10
THIN, Jan az, 1863. GIN
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H. n. KtNGSLEY, ,Clevelsnd.
For Sale by nnRois n CO., n. u. Snyder, ritnni
", Hall, LowelG nt. y. Yates, Green Springs; Mm.
Rininger, Atticsi u. Hoffman Co. McCuivhenyills;
an by medicine dealers throurhoui the state.
n u. KINGSLEY, :, cleveland,
Ne5 Nv, Ascent tot Ohio.
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BJ2 Y ANS
PULMONIC WATERS.

The most certain and speedy remedy ever
discovered Tor all diseases Of the
Chest and Lungs, Coughs, Colds, Asth-
ma, Consumption, bronchitis, In-
nuonZn, lionrseness, Difficult
Breathing, Sore Throat,
&c., SC.
These Waters give the most instantaneous and ner
feet relief and when perseVcTed with according to di.
recton,, fail io effect rapid and lasting
Thon sands have been restored to perfect health, who
have tried other means in vain. To all classes and
all constitutions they are blessing and cure-none
need despair, no matter how long the disease may
have existed, or however severe tmay he, provided
the organic structure Of the vital organs Is not hope
lessly docayed. Every ont afflicted should give them
an impartial tTial.
To Nocnlists aud Public Speakers,
these Waters par icularly valuable. They will In
ONE nay remove the most severe occasional hoaue.
nej aud theirfcguur use for few days will at al
times increase the power and heNihiliiy ofthe voice
greatly Improving It's tone, compass aud clearnes for
which purpo'elhe are regularly used by many pre-.
JoB MOS Es, Sole Proprietor, % Cornlandt ID,
New York.
Price. .95 cents perbox,
Vocalists and Pubho Speakers
Nocalists aud Public Speakers
yoealists aud Pubhe speaken
win dnl BTyans Waters
Willind Bryan's Waters
win fnd Bryan's " Afers
Invaluable TO remove
Invaluable to remove u
! Invsluabls to remove
noaueness and Sore Throat,
Hnateness and Sore Throat ,
lloarseness and Sore Throat,
| Aud give clearness tothe voice.
| And give cearness 10 the voice.
And give eleaness to the voice,
They telievein ten minutes.
| They relieve In ten mi mites,
They relieve la ten minutes,
Coughs, Colds, snd alldisesses
Coughs, Coids, aud all diseases
| Coughs, Colds, and all diseases
i oftho Chednnd Lung,
| Ofihe Chestand Lungs
OF r,he Chest and Lungs
Sold by all Druggists
| SoldbN all nTuggs's
Sold by all Druggists
| Al s5 eesH a boz
| Al g5 cents box
| AT s5 cents a box
! septls.lv
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j. IL. HOrd,

Attorney at Law, Tiilin, Ohio
once IN shawhnn, New block. ovsf shriyer'ss store.
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w. II. a u. Noble,

Attorneys 4 Counsetlors at Law.
ince In singer, New Block, opposite the Cor''
fta.., nov25
~ T. N,bie Harrison Noble
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HOME TESTIMONY.

Nj. n n BkiSusLgt-Dcarsir; We ereel II duty We
owe To the public, TO state tnat Nar,h-ls Catholicon
i medicine invaluable Ter complaints classed under
the head OF Female DiseH.es. We have used your
Grrreubstg Medicine and have ,ea greatly benefited
thereby, - much 30, that were the Hire donhle we
" ,nld have thcm. Tothe thousand OF our sex who
nrr suffering from eakntsscs, we would tecomne nd
tho Calhocon a. sure panarca II gives strength
the sV.e aud enable, each Of the organs OF the body
to pcfiofm their appropriate muctons
Mis- W CARTER
Mrs T.. T.. WEEKS
Mise, sMURMsrEiT.
Medina, March I 1901
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DIR. WM. IL. ElURD'S
DENTAL REMEDIES
THE BEST IN THE WORLD,
tNsuRiN0
Fine Teeth aud a Sweet Breath,
AND
ouriag Toothache & Neuralgia.

OuIlAS IOOJudCno q N6uIdlS a.
no you wish 10 be blessed with Aad admired lct
rEARLy WmrN andSouNp TEETH Use nr WM;
u. nuRnSs uNRINALLEn TOOTH POWDER,
warranted ftee iNm aeid, alkah, OF any Injurious
saastance, Price - cents per boa,
tW- beware oithe ordinary cheap Tooth Powders,
which whitrn but dosIey,
10 you wish tohe seFiain that Your breath Is pnTs,
sweet snd agreeable To husband OF wife, lover or
ifnends l,e DR. uuRnS CElERRATEu
MOUTH WASH. Price ~, eentspet hottie.
This asringent wash Is alo the hes, remedy in the
world for tANhER, IAN BtrATu, hIKEpISa GUNS,
SoRE Mourn, etc. II has caIcd hnurteds
no you oT Nouf children suilef from fOOrHACUE
Get nR. UuRnS MAGIC TOOTHACHE DROPS,
Price, ~ cents per battle.
ATe Won athicied with NEURALGIA Get DR..
HuRnS NEuRAlGlA PLASrERS, The mO.t
effective and doh shiMl rcmedv known.
They 10 not adhere nar blister, hut sooihs and
ehsrm pain away, FRY them, Price, IS and ~
cents Mailed on receipt ofpree,
A " 'aiisr on the best means Of preserving ths
Teeth mated en- receipt of the pFice, ~ certs Ia is
a, ,Naahle hide wek aud shouldhe IN the Possession
OF every psrsen'
For sale All the best stores throughout the eoun'
nv
CsvuoN,--As there arc dealers who take sdva n
tageo Of our adNetyisen,ehts 10 imPose unou thvucns
tomtfs interior preparations, it h necessary fu In
u upoH having what yon eAil for and YOU viii UEt
rng utsr, thoroeghN tested, aud prepared bs eN-
peUsneea tsnt,st, lrrasVryr ni the New Work state
nvHtlsS Association, and Vice President OF the
New No5s cay neniulsoeie,y.
Adovs W.. nVRn co,
Tribune br'ldings, New York.
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william Gallup,

Clock and Watch Maker. II
kinds Of watches kept constantly on hand.
store IN Tomb's Block
Tiinn, Fept. 18th, lhtl-ly
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George j. SalzII,an,

Surgeon Dentist.--lIooms In
Shawhan's Block, over the Bank Of Tiilin,
IIllin, Ohio
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n. n. HBycrs
q. Il. Watson,

Attorney at Law.--Wili attend
p,ompiy 10 al Kinds sgal business. Otoo IN tom
nefciai Row, Ttlin, Ohio. nova
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-30

THE NkvIsKTroS OF TIE NIssIssIPPI =
The western people move quickly. The
day aises Port HudsOs fell, the steamer Hi
auAthA raised Sisa ''fOr New Orleans At
Up, "a Excessive prepsratiOos are max
ing in the west for rssUniog trade with the
southwest,
The steamers Imperial and SAllie List
fFOu St. LOais hare bosh bsea to New o.
leans, Admiral Porter has Is<aed a. or.
der ssAiiug that steamers dsstioed for New
osisHss viii Be eOavsyed tarOaEs 70 YIeks-
burg, saa that every NOsday zOraioS
convoy viii go shesee 70 New OsisAas. Ii
is stated that Eae POss Master GsassAl Is
about . ssad the sails sOS New Orleans
dsva the river,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-30
Important TestImony.

A gentleman sends to the BO'tOn Courier
an extract from letter from friend in
New York, who was formerly, like himself
resident of Georgia. The extract, which
the intrOdneer justly entities important
and valuable" is as follows:
"NEw Yonk. July %.
The exodus from the south, you once
predicted, has fairly set 10. Every day al
most some new face drops in. They gen
orally come from the upper part OF u orgla
and seem glad to get here / know OF SIX
gentlemen who are here from one place
One of them says the emancipation Procla-
nation of Mr. Lincoln struck Jef. Davis
the hardest blow he has received. he
says it has caused large reduction IN the
southern army by desertion, more so than
the people Of the north have any idea Of.
He says the poor white people are deter
mined to 6ght for the negroes no longer
They have no interest 10 them aud LOOK
upon the var as one brought on BY dema-
goRues and Shareholders, TO ride over the
rights Of the poor white people. He says
be has heard repeatedly the soldiers say
openly, they would not any longer hight ioF
the id uiggers and their masters. The
upper part Of Georgia has but few slaves
uOaE anu suppose N1G PCSEfS 1890
think more Of their own comfort, aud less
of the rights of the'slATe oT0ers, than in
the low country. Twas surprised however
to hear from this old resident, aud one who
Is close observer Of events, that the pro-
clamstion tended to divide the people south
rather than unite them. The effect doubt
less Was differennon the seaboard, sccord-
log to iHfornstioa from as competent
judges there, bet Cherokee Georgia like
Tennessee has always been for the Union,
aud now grows more aud more so, as they
suffer from JEFF Davis desPotism- This
is the cheering sign.
The pound sterling was worth SIS IN
currency-gold 81 for S."
Gen. ROseerAus will soon lifs the harden
from the shoulders of the Georgiansr wait
ing for deliverapee, We are glad to see
this testimony, showing that the poor
whites are beginning to understand the
Oasure of the conflict TO which they have
been dragged, are preceiving thar the war
on the par. OF the south is altogether the
rich mans war. The teachings of spsats.
Yaney, De Bow and others, whose ideas
have shaped the contest at The south, are
clear enough en- the poia'.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-30
Independence ana the curs.

We have Observed that Wheu TIE rebels
are hard pushed, seine of the Southern pa.
peIs begin to talk SraudiIOSueatly about
the blessings of adversely, dying ia the
las, ditch, aud 50 on. Hat certain Others,
among which the Columbus (GA.l S'SS is
conspicuous. begin to talk tarioUsly sbCu,
killing the innocent dogs Now that Rose
ctaes' approach is dreaded, the ,Ssss re.
conmsuds its old panaesS, killing the dogs,
1t estimates them at = million 10 aambsr,
and says;
"SuppOse, for Instance, that each dog
will consume oaly one, hslf oaaes oEbread
per dsy--that is ceeSAiats moderate esIi-
mate, but we desire TO Ss clearly within
the bounds OF reASOa-shsa the million of
ours could consume three millions FIVE
hundred thousand OGa>es per week, or Of
teen millions one hundred &nd $ixty-six
thousand six hoadred aud sixty six and
tWo-tAivis pounds per sapam. A. pres,
eat prices. the bread thus construed BY
these WORTHLESS dogs would amount to q
SUI, not less than tOrey-si1 haedsei thOa
sand dollars"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-30
WEsTVIRGINIALR GIsLATURB.
Senate.
MrnNr.nAY Inlr 70. 1853.

WEDNESDAY,, July 3s, 1853
The Senate was opened with prayer By
the Rev Mr.. Brockunier.
a communication from the House an
no0nced the passage of resolution pro-
posing to take = recess from the 9th Of
August 70 the ID of September.
Mr.. STEyESsoN from the Committee on
townships reported a bill prescribing the
duties OF township Clerks, which was read
= tirst time aad aud ordered 20 be printed
Mr. MCCASx from the Committee on
NayigAIou, reported bill providing for
the appointment of Superintendent OF
Public Works. Ordered TO be printed.
The House resolution In relation to q
recess. was taken up and laid upon the Ia
BILE.
A communication VAS received from
Governor BoremAn, transmitting 8 COM
munieation from Governor PeirpOint. an
nouneinS that the county of Berkeley, 10
to become part of the State OF West Vir-
ginia Referred to Committee on Courts Of
Justice,
The Senate bill prescribing 10 part the
duties OF supervisors was taken up and
passed
Mr.. BuSKER offered = resolution that the
Senate viii proceed on Friday next 10 elss-
sifT the members of this body aud deieru.
ine the term of service of each class, in &C
cordanee With the third sse;iOa OF the +th
article of the Consiitution.
Mr.. McCASS offered joint resolution
proposing to raise = committee to ascertain
what proportion is due to West Virginia,
from the two militia appropriation bills OF
Congress, to pay the militia of the border
States. Laid over.
Mr.. You've spoke upon his bill prohibit
ing the importation aud manufacture OF
sPirituOus liquors in the State, which came
up as the order of the day.
On motion of Mr.. Bunker the bill was
reeommiited to ihe COMMITTEES.
Mr.. YoUSG called up the resolution Of
fered by himself that no person shall be
permitted to teach school IN this State,
without first taking an oath to support the
Constitution of this State aud of the United
States.
The resolution was referred to the Com.
mittee on Education 4
The Senate then adjourned
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Mr.. Chase. E.'Ima,ss of the Public

Several OF our exchanges are zwardiog
to Secretary Chase the credit, which is
tus him, for the accuracy Of his estimates
of the public debt Ga the list Of July,
1851, te estimates that the debt would be
on the l., OF July, 1862, SSH, 372.sO2. 1t
proved really to be S5I42lIS72. Last
December he estimated that the debt on
the Iss Of July, 1888, would be SI,l23,-
aa7,4os. II did il fact amount to Sl,0sT,
ia 500. la both cases, 1t will be Observ-
his estimate WAS little too large. 1t will
be remembered ,hst 10 December he ssti-
mated that the debt would in July, 1864,
smouu. to Sl,T44, 6s5 5sT. We may natu-
rally suppose that :. viii not exceed that
amount Should the war be brought to
an end by that time. this nation With its
astonishing resources will be able to man
age the debt without serious trouble.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-30

JEFr. DEvis's LsrE-The n. 7, Pcs.
gOes into an slAbOrAss statistical ia4essi,
gatioR to determine how many men there
are OF military 4gc in the States east Of
the Mississippi, nov under rebel eantrOl.
snd cones - the oOOelusSoo thai there
cannot Be over S4,lSS If there are net
it's simply impossible fOs Davis to raise
snSshsF army or 70 uaaks any inpOssans
additions u those alrsA3y in the ksld
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-30
PUBLIC SALE OF 4 VALUABLE
STOCK OF WATCHES, JE " z L.
RY FANCY GOODS, sc,

DT VIRTUE Of Deed q Aziz-zzzt -aA5s By
D HilliAz SaA1sr 70 the G1dsrslEnsd, A. Trustees
foC the bens6t Of the ereisoEs q 81 n IiAz SAf
ssr, bearing da's en- the 18th lay CT June, 1861,
Aa1 duly Ct FeooEd II the Clerks &c q Ohio
CoCnty, Virginia, vii Proceed CO the S7tk day
q July, lS5- 70 sell A. pu5lg= s1cri5a AZ t. stc-e
ruoEa Of SGs4 WiliiAa shaft, s5.zA;e q Azzrce
Street II tAs czIy Of " hsei1. EtEEtufA, tie fll1S
Tag Described property, 20 M: Al SD WIZ
SEA6eE's sso-A Ia trs1s, co=PEisinE Watches, JsE-
elry, FAny Go5is, Tools and I,AssgfAfs- dIrErss M
furniture II the store lately cG-riE5 % ~ hiz
Aosroe street AfoEssaiG- also the Gss1pi-zd
% the eA8e &C sid sore mon tA- ssy fsE TIE
reezAb4eF Ct TIE year ccs8zs1cI1E the nEs= s3ay
e APri, 49, asd se1ias q tie 3lsE dsy Of Aa-eo,
TeEEs q Sale a. Slows A credit 81 far zacnshs
trua the DAY q sale GPoa Al PE-rk4==z zzse1fza=<
- she sz Of SO AID EPEa-ds- and ezsh f1r al pay
chases AsuEEiz - les ttEa So Il casez q par
ehAses uPOa credit - afo<ssaid. TIE prrhAssEs CIV
Isk nesoSHbis c2ts payable A. 0oe Of he city Banks
With Al ApTCgTed s1eoTseT-
Sahd sale I'll b eostisE-l Eroa day q day Eafil
the Thote q sd property i disE9sS,i 4
" = HOUSTON.
jGESS-d CIV EEESSIN.f
S--Ths above sale ~ keen Po-tpenes IN No
day, Az5rst SD
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AN e@esr Do slIed an irnnn,t,n, ii.

An saiesr Who SlIsd an important posi-.
ton in the confederate army duriog the
Gettysburg 6Sats has stated that
Gsn. Lee set eat With only 40 eOq,3s
for each tntsutrymau in the asysy. thipk.
tex as could march through NsaGs's torees
Aad capture IS 1uee as he ueeded hus
EeAisn unfortunate mfstakel Ca his ae.
SoeSt> Sloas, be has 6sSa rOUPellei 10 all
eSsA; u me enemy had known this aai
AttAsSsa S9dsPptsued him, instead az faIl-
IRs b&SS ;hSnseIVes. thSy could haTe
AFFILIATED oar army, Nov oar ne, ~ !,
Ssoroas spirits. feslinS tASs Their have IN
nseSed aere Injury oPeH the foe than thew
hare 50 Tered,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-30
A Dinersnee OF Opinion.

The Richmond papers declare that the
IOss of vicksburg is OF no sort OF eonse-
qusnce TO the rebels. The Montgomery
(Als-J Nal says, on the contrary, that ''tbe
conquest of PeunsyITauis, aud the -OSaa-
grstiOn of every farm IN that State, would
not compensate US for the loss of vieks-
burg
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-30
TRUSTEE,S SALE.


DY virtue OF Adeed ct trust, executed By Ril:xa
10 AcCOGsughey. the drst dAy Of April, lsSs,
and duly recorded in took Is page So Ge, ofthe Re
ginIA, vii, onth SIst day Of Nay, lseS, between
the hours Of 10 O'clock A n and O'Clock P Il. At
the front dOOr ofte eOurtbOuse q said county, sel
At public A1etion tas allowing described tract q
land the bsst and highest bidder theEsfr. tha. e
% say, tract Of land containing two hEndTed sod
eighty Acres, less, situate IN tie sad Mar
shsIl county, near to the village Of CaeEuo- knOGn
- the home fArm Of the sid william eCouHaghsy.
and oa Thieh os then resided, Adjoining the lands Of
Judge Thompson Jess Caiz SAm1sl : kitile. a
B. Bal and David McCosAukhsy, eluTeyed 70 n oy
the aid william NcCooaaEhey Il trast f5r TIE ben
eft Of eerskn his eFstors- The sid tr4ct q lard
70 be sold On credit Of six. twelve AID e2ghpeea
mouths, q equal payments With interest from the
day Of sale Ihe purchaser 70 gre approved scu-ity,
and the titis % Be retained Ertl the zrcAlss Dosy
Il paid ~
This tra-t ofIAnd Is IN high state o. caltivHtoa,
rs Of which ise-sare, tEo good bszr1Eg orch
ards, Asd TEo comfortable iEeiuE ho=sss AID ether
aeessAry Improvements thereof -
DAVID McC0NAC6HET, Tr1stse-
have given ny cns=s1f that thE Trustee shAH
make sAfeA above Of said pruperty.
Gpr2o4vdEU WI Mcc0SACGHET.
~The shove saie = sdiozTssd &c thz 18Th OF
June, S63, AZ 10 o'eI1ck A n
myE3 DAVID AAC0SAUGHT, Trustee
~ he ahoVs sale has bes1 pastFSosi u1fl
Monday, August Sd. The sAle -fi th=a
take Place At the front door q the CoGE- H1== q
Marshall ecunty. between tia ksurs Ct y ADD ;
oiclock 5EnI5
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-30

TaExx are twO kinds of criticism OF the
government And It's measures. 0ae is cap
Itoas and seiitious in its tone, exagEesA,es
faults, invents false SeeusAsiOas, &ad 50
mAnifsstly aims to destroy eOn6deaee in
the government il order TO embArrAss its
efforts to pot down the rebellion that every
loyal man is disgustsd both With the mAu-
usr aud aim OF the criticism Such is the
coppeshsad criticism OF the WAT and its
eOnduet- The other style OF criticism
olAmes what seems to be wrong, 10 order
that it may De res'tdvd, aud gives = seUeS-
Gus aud hearty support to those in power
ia spite OF all faults spd mistakes, No
lOysi man is at $ loss to dis'in guish be-
tween the TWO.
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Tbs hold which s When lis ssavl "a

Tas hold which When Iris ssavl was
is over. has taken en- The Pepalas
heart IS = marvellous success IAs par
has been, at lssst, democratic, aaa iais
little ballad touches he heart 81 sScs o.
poor it siaSs Of what we all owe ia eOa-
mon. Moreover, it is sweet ssd taking
air, aud goes Of itself As sNOs Is il hAs
leave. lis The NAsiSssl ole ia saoShSr
sense, Which the Eonnftsee t6essst 10
create for their SEQ,
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The LoyaIIsts OF East Tennessee.

Colonel Saunders, who commanded the
latest expedition Into E4s, Teuuesse, says
that the people of tia; regiUa are suong
the most loysiiu the Uaioa. 'o!d men aud
women aai children ran from their houses
when they saw the federal soldiers, aud
cheered them with iudeseribN6le eu,husi-
asm- AT times, where the command stop
ped long enough for the people to collect,
the Colonel says he was reminded of camp
meeting scenes. Tue Uuiou people were
at great pains last tsIl and this spring to
Pu, in large crop. hoping i. would serve
TO feed oar armies; aud now that the rebels
seem likely to reap where the Union Poo
pie have sown, they Iurn their cattle iutu
the grain. Thousands Of women and chill
dreu have ISbored Ia the fields, thinkiug
they were raising supplies Tor Union sci
dies, and nov mourn over the sPlsodid
crops because oas armies are not iasEe to
eDjoy them.
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NAssAcaesErrs haa Is regiments ana
fOar batteries IN The battle al Gettysburg
SIX or ssvso hundred Of her sOns were
kllae L Is proposed 10 srecs ; u0au-
ment 10 them On the battle6eli
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THE REsELs ExIEcr1Se TO Loss rHEIa
SkAPosrs--The Richmond Di,pdteA Of the
l7th Instant says:
I'VE have made our calculations long
ago that all the tOEos within reach of the
eGemy's navy would fsn.r
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