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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-23
HEADQUARTERS .lTH BRIGADE, |
Wheeling, June ~, lS'E3, (



l. The It'll aud 18th Regiments Ur this brigade will
lc nustbTBd on fO-nOTTuG morning the 90th Inst,
lug the Governor and GensHl Assembly ulSt, II the
state ur WWNt Virginia, 10 the Temporary Capitol of
the state for Inauguration.
The Regiments viii BE- formed on Fourth Street;
the right If the htl Ibstiug Uu Union, and thS right
II the tth IN HCnrue Street; precisely At O'Clock,
4. n.
Thu Brigade will be- FORMED A. soon thereafter NJ
practicable, and WIlI move precisely al O'Clock,
4. ".
ny order OF , Brig Gen, JAMES S.wHEAT.
u. DIyESTnRI, A. 4. u. jun?O
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-23
Sherif's Sale.
VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
TCRE,

VALUABLE IOUkEHULD FUIINT-
TURF.
10y virtue ufAn 0nler Of the Circuit Court Of Ohio
ID county, rendered At Its spring term, lbd, 10 rrr
tain cAu'rT therein pending, will offer for sale III
public auction 10 thr highest and best bidder At the
residence IT Rev. D. ". Fisher m 9Th street, city al
WheelilIg Tuesday, June D)th, 1881 THE follow.
lug valuable household furniture, the property III
llAnNnn W. Charline, viz: Dressing Bureaus, Ward.
robes, Chair, Hall Rack, Tables Stands, WGshAuds
u" iAi"Nhs, Looking dlNssrv, Clothes Prrts Mantle
Clock, Lounge aud MRtrAEs, Kitchen Safe, &C., &C.
Terms VI SRle-A credit Of four months, the pur.
chaser giving bond With approved security, said
hnnd bTarnE interest from day u Salt until paid.
Sale to commence At ~ N'clVck 4. tn.
ALOETO L0RISG,
luhlN Shnrlf Of OHM county,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-23
COMBINED
RGaDGrS 4 Mowers.

DRYORA FROST, q andes NaIu street, Wish 10
inform the farmers Of this vicinity thn they
have limited number for this season Of
Woods New Combined Machine
Weighing AlOui 10 pounds; very light oi inl, AId
warranted to be . very superior Newer A. sell "
Reaper steel cutter hat, and easily managed Tht''
mGrhInCs gave the most unqualified satisfaction l'
season, and every mHChtnr Il nuW inlly WAinO'Ci-
They are peTICiiS adapted IL our hills A. vel
thu loved bottoms. Also, our celebrated and HAH''
AlrI two horse Mower, the liEhtr' irAtl m''h'nelu
use, Ala, = small number Oi the Hubbard two
horse MoWihg Machine. .. ,n,,,,
jun3 FNNuR FNOSE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-23
for MACADAMIxING.

LLEALED PROPOSALS will he received by the un.
- dorsigHv4l until Tuesday, the I'D Inst, ut sig
o'clock r. M. for furuiRhlG 096 perch at GuOl quail.
lty Oi broken Limestone, to bs delivered aud sptUl
IN MAIN street from JcfTerSn street to JOnAthAn's
Gut Als' GOr leo perch to be placed and spread on
North street iTOn Main 10 Market streets Also Tor
hS2 perch, to Ue delivered aud SprrAi Fitth street
from Zane 10 Lindsay streets. Also for s6 perch, TO
he delivered and spread IN First street from Market
tH ChHplhe streets, and M Charlinr from First to
I'trstui, sircet.. HENRY SHARP,
iuHlg n HtFNrl Commissioner
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-23

The following correspondence Is pub
lished ia tho New York 7rib"HG
Nrw YoRG, June 10, 1863.
TO The Prrmi,ot ci II, UmtM &atst:
In the present emergency will you allow
Major Generals Fremont and Sigel to issue
a call for volunteers to march ut once to
the defense OF Pennsylvania aud the IA.
ton? FREDERICK KNAPP,
SIGISNUMD kAUFNANS,
CHARLES kgssNGH.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-23

Dr virtue Vi DEED Of trust, executed by William
ID MrConNuEhry, on the inst day Of April 1852,
and duly recorded In U"Nk IT, page b. &C., Ofthe he
cord Of Deeds, In MNrpAl county aud State VI Wiz.
EinIA, wilt, outh !lGtdA II May, 1898, between
the hours o. 10 o'clock 4, ". and O'Clock r. NJ At
tho front dn0r u The court house Of said county, sell
Vt public auction the following described tfHr. Of
lAi, to the bri and hi EeAt bidder therefor, that il
To say, tact Of lAnL containing two hundred and
eighty acres, more or less, situate IN tie said Mar.
shall county, near 10 thH Village II Cameron known
N' the home hrIn NJ the said William McCOuAughSy
aud IN which then TCNIdsI, adjoining the lands VI
Judgr Thompson, jesse Cain. Samuel $. KittU, Jas.
X. BrIl and David MCCONAuRlrI conveyed Ia tnp by
the said william McCOnAURSy, In trust Inr the ben.
rt Of CcIlAin ri his creditors The Sh tpct II land
10 be sold on \ credit Of SIX, twelve and eighteen
m0nthn, u equal payments, with interest from the
Ay Of SalN the purchaser to give approved security,
and thu title 10 be TelAlnr until the purchase money
SEAid.
This tract land Is In high state Of cultivation
92S acres Of which Isc:OATcd two good bearing orch
ards, aud two comfortable dwelling honDrs and other
nNceAIAry improvements thereon.
DAVID McCONAUGIlHH, Trustee.
have given my CONSENT that the Trustee Il.All
make salsAa AbnVe NJ sail property.
Apr9O-IwdAw wi. McCONAUaMEY,
~ The above sale la adjourned to the 18th OF
june 1903, At 10 o'clock 4. ".
mJH DAVID M'C0NAUGUY, Trustee.
El7- The AbOvS sale has bNCn uOAtponVd until
Monday August I'd. The ANlr Will then
take place At the irOnt door Of the Court House Of
Marshall county,, hSlWEEn The hours u 70 aud !
"'olnck' jnnl6
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-23

A Ill MEN Nho desire 10 join any particular KtE,'
n nrni of Caviar, mov in thu htld, are HEREBY
authorized tn present themselves o. any tin" dhtlus
the next thirty days TO the Rotri Of Enromtn' !"
their respective districts The hAni shall r,"u'n'
them, aud lctcrmln" upon their hlnr'' TOT ne ~
vice and lffonnd to he II, The Provost Marsha" i1s
District shall give them irAnspNrtAoniO SkriA 70 '.t
general rendezvous At the llNAdlnArirt' OF me a.
4. Provost Marshal General VI thu state, n Ann ~
they present thrmseiVrs n this general Ronjt,'ys'
they shall be duly mustered by a mu.tcrins ana W.
bursting ofirrr, and paid by him lhe hGnn'I Ni"N''
b. law, JAMES II. IN,
nV2S I'm Provost Marshal General
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-23
TUX STATE oY WEST VIRGINIA,
Executive DEPARTMENT,

WHEELING, June %, 1868,
Brg. Gen. Jam" s, What, 24m Bri0ad',
", v w., Wheeling.
Tho men who volunteer In tho Depart.
mental Corps, Of Ihr Department 81 the
AOnonRAhslN, will not he subjected In tho
draft for service 10 the si1 monthu militia.
4. J. BoREMAS,
Governor Of West Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-23

ULNFLllb I TlTTsNTKuH NNTIRlN w
Cleveland, May gSth, l"S'l
A SPECIAL MEETING ii the StrcEholdsf' Of
~ this Company will he held NJ IL oinr' IN CIs't.
land On Wednesday, the l-t day NJ july next At ~
rclock A. ". Onpaid day. 10 TAKE iRi" consideration
the nroprirty Of Increasing the capital stock Of the
Cnn pAny IN an amount sufficient 10 AllnT Of Tue coy"
version q is mortgage bonds. The TrNn'icE books
will h. closed irun June sSth to July ~.
mysO 2Oi l., ROCKWELL SrS'l.
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WANTED.

tORRESp0 SDENCE-By young nAu Of Rood
~ standing In society With SONS young lady Ol like
standing. ShS must not he over twenty years age
fond OT music and lover Of poetry. Wealth no OBJ
j'ct, Address CHARLES CLINTON, Box Il, Union.
town, Belmont county, Ohin. jnnYD IT.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-23

People who write to any OF the postolIlCvs
Of tho Now State now should be careful to
put West Va. on their letters, instead of
Va. only, az heretofore.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-23
SIS Reward.

7 OsT. 0u the evening Of the 18th lust, MEMO.
l RANDUM BOOK, containing accounts 'AnN
BE to the owner only. Amy one induG the tGm'
will receive thr above reward by leaving Il At kN
nSr's Hotel, on Main street.
junlP 81" l., iRLTEk.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-23
Boarding

CIX MEMBERS OF THE LRGIsLATuRE eau b,
> accommodated with first class boarding IuhIT
the ensuing session al Mrs. NtcCOi'S, "Rus'rl
House." Monroe street, opposite the Conri'Iious.
JunlG Il
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-23
FOR SALE.

NTYRESIDENCE in Bridgeport, Belmont County,
NJ Ohio. There Il about ~ RrrE4 nt ground
part Of II planted Ia fruit, rome Of Ii bearing now:
good we'll Of water and necessary ont buildings on
the place Terms low, and payments easy. II not
disposed OF before the lSt or August, will lay II
out out In lots aud sell them IN that way Any per.
VT wanting good hOmH, or u good investment,
would ia we'll I" sFcHrr this property.
TIl0S. Il. CULBERTSOS.
Wheeling, June %, 1sS;i-tAn1
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-23

llLNpQrARrLRs DErNkINEST ~ IIlE MoNoSdAlELA'
Pitt.hurH, June IL, lsGl
General Order, No, ~
The Presidents proclamation calling for six
MNn" troops does not suprFctdr the orders e,tAh'
fishing departmental Corps the,nAtur" u which
service appears I" he misunderstood. II Ia not de-
signed to keep this organization In active service ir
any definite period, Int simply I" establish and KEEP
up All organization iUrIh protection and defence IT
the Department that will BE- familiar to every ouu
aud efficient when required. Aiter the particular
emergency il over, the troops will b. sent to thrir
homes, where they eau resume their usual nrcupN.
tion, undututbet They viii he called ont only IN
occasions Of threatened danger, or periodically for In
spFCiOn AndlpNlFuction. For thiElAst purpoAe, II lG
supposed TINT average, mt more than one day
IN the week will he s-Ary. Provision Ina been
malr by -una Of the patriotic citizens Of this city
to advance the Government thB uNc"stRry money To
pay thrEe troop. regularly, 80 that they will not
have 10 walt the action II Congress. Under III cir.
cunStHnccs can lh'-" Troops he transferred 10 Nuy
other department.
ny commnndoT MnI. Gen, ". T. II. IIRooE,.
7. 1IRENT RWEARINGEN, Capt, and A. \. Gen.
ny order II RrIg. den, JAMES :. WHEAT,
u. DAvENrUET, 4. A.G. jun!s!
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-23
PUBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE
STOCK OF WATCHES, JEWEL"
RY, FANCY GOODS, sc.

DY VIRTUE Of u deed OF Assignment made by
d William ShanSr to thu undersigned, AZ trustees
for the UsnOnt VI the creditor VI said William Shat.
Ter, bearing date on the 18th day Of June, 1868,
and duiy 81 record Ia the Clerks Office Of Ohio
County, Virginia, we will proceed on the 9Th day
VI Jnly, lSGi to sell at pnblc auction at the store
IVOm Of said William shnliVr. situate on hnnto"
Street iu thu city Of Wheeling, Virginia, tue follow.
lug described property, tn Wit An said William
ShAtiers UtucA III trade, comprising Watches, Jew;
rIry, Fancy GnOa, Tools aud materials, fixtures and
furniture u"w Ia the store lately carried on by hu
On MuurOb street aforesaid, also this uuoGpired term
Of the lease Of said store room, that Is to say r the
remainder OF the yeRt commencing on the lrHt day
" April 1855, and anllnG u" tn" SlHl day Of MArh.
1864.
hATun, Of Sale a. follows: credit Of four months
from the day Of sale upon all purchases nmonnIinS
10 the sum OF so and upwards, and cash for all pnr'
chRses amounting Ia lCrs than $50. In cases VI pir'
GhaSru upon crelt ~ Aforesaid, the purchasers CIV
Ing negotiable notes payable at one Of the city Banks
with An approved endOFAer. -,
SAiI sale will In continued from day 10 lay until
thr whOlp nt said property /, disposed Of:
". ]. HOUSTON,
junzud CIV. REESSlEG.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-23
Gen. MIIroy nmd the Battle Of Win
chester.

The New Xork Times and some other
exchangeu are very severe on the General.
shin Of NllrOy 10 letting Winchester be cap.
tnrpd by ID, 900 men while he had l0,OO0
behind Notifications.
Speaking OF Gen Milroy, we find the
following notice of his present WHEREIN.
bouts in dispatch from Huntington Penn
sylvunin, on the line OF the Pennsylvania
railroad:
HuNTIxGrOS, Pa. June lO.-GenerAl
MilrOy has established his head quarters at
Bloody Run. With him IL his Adjumnt,
John y. Crnvtns, aud also Major McGec, Of
his staff. lie has ordered Colonel CALI
CHER, to has command at Bedford, to report
a, his new head quarters, with all the Unit.
I'd States forces under his command /,
which now consist Of the Twelfth Pennsyl.
vAniA Cavalry, Lieut. Col Moss; First New
York Cavalry, Major Adams, and portion
of the Thirteenth, under Capt ShrArman,
leuIs. Dirks, Reilly and McDOnett.-
There ure now nj bloody Run the ll6th
Reg. u. ", I, Col James WNshburne, and
the 18th Regiment Va V. l., Dol, John D,
Hunk.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-23

DUGLE TRIMMINGS AND BUT
d TONS, received to-day Mt the Variety Store of
y. SiCOLL& BRO,
jun4T ll1l MNin Street.
STEEL AND JETS, BELTS, BUCK
> ELF aud BREART PINS. received to-day at the
Variety Store n q. SlC0LL / RHO,
jnRG. in9 Main Street
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-23
List OF Killed and wounded Of the
Ith Virginia Volunteer Infantry,
In tho Battles OT the 10Th and AID
nrMRy,IsO3, IN Rear or VIOkaburR.
HEAuQrAArEns Arm REG'T Va. V. |. !
n rME FIELn, ~ REAR or NlcEsBuRG,
May 81, 1863.

May ~ lhOd'
E,htors Mt'ihgsHc'r:
Enclosed please find official report Of
killed and wounded nj the 9Th VirginiR
Infantry, In the fights here up to the Goth
inst.
The officers aud men Of the Regiment
behaved glOriOusly, aud when the order
to charge was given went in with will.
They fully maintained the reputation of
West Virginia, and have gained name
second to no Regiment In the army Of
Gen. Grant hut nj a terrible loss.
Col, James II, Dayton led the Regiment,
and ! anl only doing justice when say
that drawer and more determined man
does not live. lie evInced the skill Of IN
accomplished officer, and won the praise
Of all, Such men ShoHid b. rswGri,d.
My timO will not permit me to write
more. As soOn AS vicksburg falls I will
write you Ogalu.
KILLED.
Major ARA N GoOdspced.
Company Activities = p Latham mad
Peter RrW,
company C--Sergeant &c Neal. color
hcNreri priyAtCS Joseph Quinn, Michael
Faulkner, J McAllistCt. 3D..
Company D--priyatC Sylvester GoG.
Company E-CorpornI & Fogg and prl.
V@tC J Ours,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-23

RIBBON TRIMMINU, n.-
sorted r0loT-. received by express to-day NJ the
Variety Store Of II. SiCOLL 4 BRO,
jnn9g lOg Main Street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-23

God guard our dag, and keep each star
Ya:h stripe ~ bright as nav they wave
still make Ii lead our ranks 10 war
ptIII nOat above each pAtTIotG grave
Death to the traitor that would dare
To trlIl Il through the dust Of shame
All honest hearts itG lot will share
And follow II 10 Death or Pane.
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Junl6 I'd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-18
Y ~.
From tn Daily .VG1s.
TIE REEL RAMs IN ENGLAsD.


There can be no doubt that the attention OF
the Government IL anSously directed Ia The notorious
steam rams lying IN the Mcrscy. II h fit that II
these terrible engines Of allowed 10 leave the
river and 10 Prey upon Federal commerce. serious
scandal viii be- cast upon law. aud upciom VIII
be excited To the sincerity of neutrality II can
be- too often repeated that ~ the very infancy
oi the American commonwealth u had strength enough
10 Innintgn tie honorable neutrality ln rptc oi
the strongest temptation Ia violate II. aud amid the
most vehement popular cNcemrnt. NOonc denies that
# these steam intended to follow the career Of
the Florida and tie Alabama, those ShO concerned
IN fitting them out doing violence 10 our territorial
soyere.rnfy and making against VIII parties 10
fLe war which b. now rigging m America
THIS is not 10 be- endured. and some means must be
found for preventing Mr. Jefferson Dn'.a md la col
lcagucs ron dragging Us into war II the luih Net
rcscnlIod tie american Act there would br Oh" diili
entity M Tie matter for The Custom House ocrb would
be entitled to call upon the owner Of the slip Ia give
bond that Tie armed vessel should not - en- llpycI
apnlnsi hofc with HON We me ~ pc.". bnt There ~
no such provision ~ our Foreign tiIsimcm Act. II
The Southern Cont dr.ncy wcir n achA1hl'dt 10Y
oumcLt there World be- no difficulty ~ dcnlhS WIN
the nnftcr. Remembrance would Dc hddi t3'd 10 ih'Ii
Minister aud De- would be- called upon to nnu,ihAr ho
10 commission any more slips from our poti' ana io
dlsnrm tho.r Which might have Escaped the vigilance al
our Government. II Seems difficult 10 underlined WI!
The same course should uDt rtl be- pursued. Tho cll
cumstancc that The Conf dcrater are lot n lidrlcld
nation likely to become such rs surely 10 reason
Why they should eVJ privileges WHICH "a Lyl c!Jo ca
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l.

OLD Or lOCNN- STNOLE- MtHFiIIT' VI NO-NH1''3
PLA~.HG MARRIAGE.
In many Affections peculiar 20 Females
III EXTRACT BUCHU
"a unequaed by any other remedy In CHI or fe'en
don Irregularities, raiGlness SuPpre.on q customary
yacn9u, liberated OF ScrhoCs state 4 the Uterus Leu
corrhes OF Whites ierity and FOR all complaints incident
to the sex whether arising from lndiscreions HABITS oil D's''
f-N' DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE
symptoms above.
NO FAMILY SHOULD Be WITHOUT 1T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-18
lS

USE HELMBOLD's EXTRACT bUCHU
For al affections diseases Of the Urinary organs whe'hes
existing
IN MALI OR FEMALE .
From wha,eyer cause nans. ana no iuhties OF row"
Ions standing. Diseases Of these Organs
require the It'd Of Diurctic. 100
uELMbOLD ; EAlHell blthu ..,,,,,,,,,
Is THE GREAT DluRETlC,
AND II Is CERTAIN
TO NAV Z TIE -
DESIRED EFFECT .
IN AL DISEASES
FOR WHICH
1T Is RECOMMENDED - So.
EVIDENCE OF THE MOST RELlAbLE AND M
sPONslBLE CHARACTER
WI accompany the medicine.
CERTIFICATES or CURES.
FROM 20 10 30 YEARS STANDING VITA 49,, ,,.,,r
NAMES KNOWN 10 SCENE AND FAME
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-18
Nj

Take no more Bsa Mercury Unrlssani Medicines FOR
unple SAINT and dangerous y seas,s.
EXTRACT BOCfiO
IMPROVED ROSE WASH
CURES SECRET DISEASES
in all the,r stages .i'e little % no change IN o
no Inconvenience and IL caue. fieqne, de-
ire and ,iyes strength urna- thereby removing oosifnc-
ions. preventing curing Structures Of the Jretha aAyns
ain and Inflammation frequent IN this class OF diseases
ana .xueug a.. po souous diseased and worn out matter
THOi AIDS UPON THOl SANDS -
WHO HAVE BEEN THE VICTIMS o. OtAtn>'
md who have paid heavy 20 be cl.cd I'm short tine
az. found that they deceived snd that the poison
by the powerful a-trins-n's, been dned up u
tue system to break olt IN sksraya,ed form, aui
fEkiIAlS All TER MAhtlAOE-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-18
] /

b. medicine increases the power Of DIGESTION and e1cies
the absorbens into healthy action by which the wafer OK
aerou. depo.ons ard all unnatural eaaTgenents are re-
dueed as well AZ pain aud nfamf ation and - 1000 ior
MEN WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-18
From, axe Paris (H~sesD0.Gessoe Of E'he LoH-
G99 E's0gss.

An ALLIANCE IETwEEN RUSSIA, PRUSSIA AID flAN'b'
4 certain class of newsmOngcrs still persists
in maintaining the report ~ the Russo Prgsso rench
alliance but il will be quite time enough 70 attach I'M
portnnce tn IL when olcin fact ~ dornlncht hh
ror. a. confirm H. What obtains more credit IN quar-
tcrg where the first cannrd which flies across from me
Poursc or TIE newspaper offices Is not usually accepted
as fc, If that there is jlrt now N the upper regions
orc feeling Of greai Irritation and discomfort WIN
Austria IL seems that there was an e1Qt citation iiHt
Au.tra would 20 further ahead IN the Poish question
Than She ultimately showed herself disposed 10 go oh
england less reliance placed, but good hopes II
aunesrs were cherished II Aus,lias deposition to 90
y i.h France ,, ?
war with RUSSIA ~ Frances company ore j. Jsiluc-
I'M sugurct.nr that th Government Was iH1nioTien as
10 The zeal state Il feeling Ia Vienna Possibly ~ o.
No,terrias Ticr 81 pariltcs mis-. hA INTO L"dl'e
ont Iorcs too f,t'erllC porhaps ". de Gramon'
experience If Austrian saboiy As hoi !et n''a 'AS
ip,cffious of RechUcTg However THIS I'M! be- II u
generally believed that Ausirla's in extremely nht
oor here ~ present, AID i j. sold that tie fianN,ot
,..,ir "a no cause az the ANNOYANCE and hostility fct.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-18
FIRM The Paris Y'ensps.
YRASCR MD The hUSAoL DOCTRINE.

The Franee la Tghs at the Monroe doctrine,
and Win MOI admit ihat thin display Of Anglo Saxon
temper be regard d s@fog 5; If The Franc mad
nr NE gr't Tine against the Holy Alliance at hc no.
oe bee rrac,oary l. Vope had just reestabshed
order ia flancoit would ave feen ilaI tins Monroe
noo.iilo nae ~, , idruIc il was In fact against the
o Iy' Aa snes and nd lie project that the manifesto Of
president Monroe was directed IA l1I' ac sdsgey
enough IL was an attempted MOI ie'0V '''p'i~"'n N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-18

PHYSICIANS please NOTICE.
We make no SECRET Of INGREDIENTS.
HELMbOLDS EXTRACT bUNht
iscoupos-d of Buchu Cubrbs and Juniper Berries selected
with great caIr by competent druggist.
PRErARED IN NACUO
II. T. HELMBOLn.
Practical and AnAy tica Chemist, and
sole Manufacturer OF
NELMBOLDS
GENUINE PREPARATION.
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WENTWORTH DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER s 1863

Pnt there is no usage at least recorded In ms
tory which will cover such wrong as TINS; ara u
there were would be hOnorcd rather in the breach
thanip the observance The propensity OF writers on
International questions to assume the existence 81
technical law where there is none Is fertile In deception
and in deco ption which, If substantial wrongs de-
Tended on technical pTctexts Will lead nations INTO war;
Peope whose ships being destroyed and Their goods
bnred with every circumstance OF contuInely by cruz
sers issuing from the ports Of power protesting to be
their ay are told that they must not think OF beng
discontencd with this treatment since they are dying
by the Faculty and it would all have been approved by
BynkNshOek and Natteii Ihe ph!sichnS VI 'ioieic
are not yet extinct. 49,,
Finally let me point out again that this is question
not only between our Government and the shipbnlders,
or between Government and the federas, but pc
tween our Government and the C01ederntes' Ihc
opedcrates are abusing ports corrupting our sea
men dshonoring flag, compromising our neutrality
and desgnedy exposing us to the risk OF war FOR inns
they ought 10 be promptly called 10 ACCOUNT ny ue
guardians of the national interests ana hohorj ana
real Chatham were the head Of England they wonld
have been cnlcd 10 account long ago or rather the
never would have dared TO offer this outrageous insult
to the character Of the country. am &c, o,,ru
OXFORD, sopt2 OOl'D"IN oMiih'
THE CONSTITUTION FOR POLAND AND RUSSIA.
PARIS Sept. 3.-The Pdfrie for this evening
says: "A special courier arrived yesterday from ST.
Petersburg, with important dispatches,
TIE France says: 1T is asserted that the fanhy
council held IlaIskOc SeiO pronounced Itself IN dvor
of granting IA Constitution Prince Gorchakof was the
ONLY person not belonging TO the Imperial family who
was present Mt the council All the commissioners In
trusted with the elaboration Of tie scheme 0I The Con'
situation belong to the enlightened portion OF RUSSIAN
society"
The Emperor Napoleon will preside tomorrow at
Council Of Ministers TO be held at 81 Cloud.
The Pays In common with the journal des Debd's
says that before entering into discussion on inc is
projects Of reform II would be Wiae TO wait liliI
ay luk tl.. fIIg. ClhikttIfh.