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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-03

No Alcohol or Bad Whisky
They ", cure the aoovs discs, % N
ninety. nine Cases cut VI . iunjrea
DOlUU Want oUMErnlNG to htN3TH
EN- lUU3
10 you WALT A GOOn APPETIrE9
~ YOU WANT 10 BUILD UP YULk CON
I'll. U1iUNY
% luU IAAT TO CEt l. WELL
DO YOU NANt To !ET AIO Ns NERVOUS
NES-
10 Y u WANT EN-, RGvf
~ u WANT TO sLttP WELT
w lOt WANT A BRISK AND VIGOROUS
F. kLlNG3
II you 90 use
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-03

Wcuo0c0OJys Ne0P01R60.
Many remarkable cures Of these 0Aectione haze
been made BY the Alternative power ofthis medicine.
1t stimulates the vital functions into vigorous action
aud thus overcOmes Disorders which would w svD.
posed beyond it, reach. Such remedy has long
been required BY the necessities OF the people, and
We sre confident tia: this will do for them al tak
medicine can do
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-11-11
Sheriff' Sales,

Rf VIRTUE Of sundry wdU Of Lsu.iE Pc.
40 eias, issuod out OF The courts OF CDmu0n
Pleas OF Clenrhcld county and tJ me directed
hoto will bo exposed 60 PUBLIC sALE, ttUH.
court house in the borough Ot Csst0ed. 900 We'd
ncsdey lhe llth day of Euyemhpr nelt..1i
"c'ocE' Z Alr tho following described Bral o..
tate, TO vita
All lh"so certain two tracts or pisccs ur Iauf
situntc In Clesylold county. One ortbe,, s,r,,.y
rd IN pursuance VI warrant eraptod 20 Inbn
Buyer dated the lth duy ufMuy A. ID. 1893. be.
ginning ut a post thence by Nighol.ou's survey
south ~ degrees west 2GO perches 20 n most
thence by unds Of Nathaniel Donald, south 20
degrees east $50 porehes 10 Il post theGcv by
'aehht l"nd north ~ degrees east POO perches 10
post and thence by Christian Gettng,s land
norm ~ degrees west 2sO pogchss to the place uC
beginning, containing i3O acres "a percLrs
ana allowance, be tho same moro or less. And
The other surveyed on a warrant rrrul.l Z,
Nathaniel Donald, uatrd tho 10Th day of Nav.
A. D. l,v3 beginning at a post, thence hy Mich
olsou's survey south 80 degrees west 26O uertlos
10 post thence Jy lOnds of John Bringhur,t
south ~ degrees east 2SO pcrohos ton most lneuco
by vacant hand north 80 degrees cast 2gO p.rcbes
To a post ana thence by lands VI Join Buyors
hsrth 40 degrees west $50 perch,- 30 the riaoo
OF beginning, continuing 130 acres, "A nercE-
es ana allow altCe, bo the sauie more or lrgq
Seized, taken IN oNecttion aud 10 be s1ld ng
the propery Of Lewis Jamis0n, and Ilorcp A.
Ellsworth.
DY virtue afa writ 'c Fieri Frci1s issued out
} Of the same court and 10 me directed, there
viii be exposed to PUBLIC SALE. at tho court
House, IN the borough, of Clearle,d, or Thur-lav
the l2th day Of Nuycmb.r ucxt the following
described Real Esmlo, to wiz:
. Tho following piece VI land With all tho i'm
Provonents thereon erected, situate In Girarl
township, tl'aririd county, State ui ptnu'a,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-11-11

The proprisrOrs have tn, usands o.. Letters fruru
the most eminent Clergynen, Lawyers, Phy-i.
clans and Citizens TestilJing tf their own per-
sonnl knowledge. to tae beHclicinl udvcts aud
medical virtues Of these Bitters
From Rec. j. Nsfetoa Bro,ca, II. H., Editor of tRs
Encyclopedia gf Religious Haoulsdge.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines in general, through di.tru,i
Of their ingredients and effects, yet know og no
sufficient reasons why man may not testify to
the benefits be believes himself t. have received
from any simple preparation, in the hope that no
may thus contribute 70 the benefit of others.
! do this the more readily ia regard to lloof
LANDS German Biter-. prepared by Dr. c. NJ.
Jackson, OF this cit, bccagso I was prejudiecd
against them for many years under the upre,.-
ION that they we're chiefly an alcoholic mixture.
am indebted to my friend Robert Shoemaker.
Esq, for the removal Of this prejudice Jv proper
tests, and fO7 encouragement u uy diem, when
suffering from great aud long contnucd debility.
Ihe use of three bottles of these Bittels. al tho
beginning OF the present year, Nas follow cd by
evident rel # ard res oraton to Il degree Of bod
y aud mental Nigor which had not felt f,r .iA
months before, uud had almost dssyaircd Of re-
ginning. therefore thank God aud nv friend
or directing me to tue use Of them.
j. NEWTON BROWN.
Philadelphia, juno % 1861
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-11-11
ac Reason WHY
Every body purchase their CLOTHING Of
REIZ.NSTEIN BROS. & co

Because they sell SO very choap-ror Cash
Because they keep the bost goods;
Because their Clothing iswcll made & fashionable
Because they keep the largest assortment;
Because they get New Goods every week
Because they give every one the worth Of his mon y
Because they take the advantage Of nobody;
Because they treat Jher customers well -su e
Because eycrybo iy likes to zeal with them &
Because they sell cheaper than the rest;
Because their Clothing are we'll sewed & Gl well
because they can suit eyerybodyj ....
Because their Store is 10 conveniently situated;
because nobody leaves their store dissatisfied;
lscause al who deal win them are sure to call
again and send their neighbors
Because they have purchased their Stock at such
reduced prices that they can afford to
ADVERTISE
These are few Of the reasons why they sell so
cheap. ..
gas~An kinds Of Country Produce taken at
the highest market prices.
RElzENSrEIN BROS. Il co.
Clssrfrli, Nov II, 1868 Sn.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-11-11

Those suffering from Broken Down sud boil
cato Constitutions, from wha.e cause either in
Male or Female, will end in Iloonand's tioruan
Bhters, Remedy that will restore them to their
usual health. Such has tcen the case in thous
andS Of instances. and fair trial is but required
to prove the assertion
Remember that these Bitter, are NOT Alcho-
holic, and NOT intended as II Beverage
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-11-11

"a Bro lHiNG on BUcHER TO make a
"mean" and villainous" assault upon
Russell McNurrsy, Esq, and then back
out Of it by saying it was the Election
Board" lhat did wrong Bah.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-11-11
u uCGnS w are.
lsaEm of 29o Azores
EOr sale Gg .<Gnt.

/ VIE SubacriOer residing H. Ferguson -.
4 ship, LieNrfel6 cobn,y. nov ,gefs hi.,z
ctIieut ARM for sale ct reut on y,r. toasors
Die terms. The Farm is situated on ... .a.a...
road leading from Lumter city 70 Nd~ Wasliav
tor, about four miles from toe forner place ant
contnins 22O acres, 40 Of Which is cleared
and in good condition, and is well eslc4.a,cl o.
G ther grain or grass. The improvements aTr
! " Q pWELLlNG-H OUSES, al eKcslIer,
BARN. two ORCHARDS, and tue usual outbUl
l.ngs thereoa. Possession given on the rrsl e..
April next. Title iudi sputaJle.
JOHN CAMp.RLL.
Sept. 30, ls6S-,E
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-11-11
Sbt CItatfitIS glYublitar,
WEpsrspAY, Y,.a..#mNoy 18th, 1903
pIOrO4RAPHs

rfyop want neat, cheap, dIrnble and
life-like Photograph, 60 TO Holes q Brad.
ley's car, on Market street, opposite tho
jail, where you can got your phiz taken on
short dotice.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-11-11
10 FiliEF NorIcn.-.1h. no,,, !, mn

hhhF NoIlCE.- The Bosrd Of Relief
~. tuu county Of Clearhsld, will meet nj The
lonm, Noner Office, On "Wednesday and Tburs.
daN 'h3 Eolh and 26r days of November isei.
Inc BOARD have directed that all new april.
cnnis must appear before tho Rosrd and produce
thp'r sworn sBlcmcni detailing nam. .ar ,,liior
regiment and company when enlisted tbe
number % children, with ago aud soy Of esrb /,
lho township in which thcy to.ided at he time o. +
ciIs'mcnt aud thcir present re.idenc.. ,,,, ,I.,'
t.3 N H.'.1oal .he means of support rar herself
''r ..'.g,-.H "ao are dependent upon bcr.
i",' witnesses ofcrolitili,y. from ths t,Wpsl,i,,
in rh,ah che resides. mu.t al.o bo nro"d"nco9
"h2.' tih'',e sworn 90 before tho by,rl. must
s't !orh mat the applicant the person She REP,
Tosen's horsclCtg be- that tho s.ateninept Of lie
number ana age Of her family /, true tbot .bc
Is IN destitute circumstances and her family in
actual want and that oil the fasts set forth in her
application arc just ard true.
orm3 containing these acquisitions car bo ob.
ialneu ~ the Office of the Board Of Relief when
application Is made and the witnesses appear.
October 2slh, 1869.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-11-11

EAME to the premises Of the suL.cri5ar IN
~ Boggs township, about the-lst Of September
last a h-ck COW Z CALF. The owner will
come iofward. pay charges. &c, otherwise she
"ill ~ disposed Of according to law
october J. 1863 pd. A HARTMAN.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-11-11
Orphans Court Sale.


(f virtue OF an order Of the Orpbuus' Court
I'D Cleirleld county, the undersig gned will ex
pose to Public Sale at Lumber City, on Satc rday
the 2ist day Of November, A. d. 1868, at l,o clock
?. m., tue following described real estate, late Of
Thomas Ovens, decd to vii:
All that certain Loo Of ground situate in the
borough Of Lumber City, Clearfeld county, Pa,
on The north side of the Turnpike, and bounded
on the west by lands Of Joseph Hagerty aud
Samuel Moore containing acre and IGT
perches, having thereon erected A PLANK
lFO-SIOBf TAVERN HOUSE, 40 by ~ f.
with good FRAME STABLE.
tasS~ TERns-One-third at the confirmation OF
sale, and the remainder in one and two years
thereafter with interest to be secured by judy
mSnt upon tho premises ...... ....
EMELINE OWENS, 4 Admir-,
ANTHONY HTLE, J AdDir,
Oct. 49, 1888. Of TNomqs OIrens. Iec'd
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-11-11

STRAH sFEER.--CumO to premises cr tho
- subscriber in Lawrence township, on or about
the lst OF September last WHITE and RED
STEER supposed to be about % years old The
owner Is required to come and prove property
nay charges &c, Or he will be disposed of as
the law directs
JOHN SHAW, jr.
November (, 1863. pd. ''
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-11-11

CoRRECrIoy,-In the Court proceedings
as published in our paper Of the lglh
October last, the report Of the case Of tho
" Commonwealth vs.. Joseph Amcs, for
Fornicalion," &c, should have been Josiah
instead Of Joseph Ames. rhe parties are
in no way related to each other. The
mistske was entirely accidental on cur
part.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-11-11

VNHE subscriber, residing in Girnrd township,
i ClearGeld county. Pa, will sell at PUBLIC
SALE, on tho premises,
On Saturday 9Th December next,
to the highest bidder, his FARM containing
Hthta Is7 Acres. Etf
and allowance, adjoining lands Of Leconte, Bur
ket, and othors, 90 acres Of which is in an excel.
leat state Of cultivation, with a good two-story
FRAME HOUSE BARN, and ali the necessary
outbuildings, together with large ORCHARD
and IN excellent Spring of Water,
80 Acres
OF thiS land is well covered with PINE, .OAK
and HEHL OCK. 1t will cut 12s. 600 cu5ie feet
Of white pine alone, and is located within miles
Of the Susquehanna river at the mouth of Deer
Greek, where there isexcellent rafting ground
ALS0-0ne other tract Of Land eoniaibinr
. .. % Acres,
With a good HOUSE and BARN, and also a
SA W-AiAL in good running order, and located
within miles Of the river. ..sT .rr
The whole will be sold together, Or separately,
10 suit purchasers.
&.sa- Torms moderate and made known on day
'f sale, or by addressing the undersigned by let
er, at Lec0lte's Mills, Cleufeld county Pa.
'att.f 't NN- JOHN BR0NOEL
November II, 1868 Is /
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-11-11

n = IVN|N NIFIIJ EN- OticO
"a is hereby given, that Letters Of Administra-
ton on the estate Of Wm. Gro nam, late of Brad
ford township, Clearfeld county, deceased having
neen granite to the uders gncd all persons in
debtcd to said estate are desired to mako jmpre.
dtIte payment, and those bayiug claims against
the tame will present the duly authenticated for
settlement
WM. GRAHAM, jr., Ada'r
Goshen, Oct T. 1863 ..
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-11-11
Earn for Sale.

Farm Tor sale.
THE fubscrbcr residing in Covugton town
ship, now offers his valuable farm for sale on
reasonable terms, Il is located co the Clear6sld
road, and contains %5 acres of land: 70 Of
which is cleared. with two story house, suitable
for hotel wagonmakcr shop, and other out.
buildings young bearing orchard, and a well
OF excellent water at tho door. a Coal BANK
IL opened on the farm with a Vein Of coal feet
thick.
Es:'For terms and particulars, address the
undersigned at Irenchyille ?. O. Clearfeld co
Oct 2S, 1863. J.. BRUNWELL.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-11-11

SHAViNG and INC.--Tba
~ citizens Of Clearield and vicinity will '=k.
notice that the undersigned has opened r. Shay
ing saloon in Graham Row, whero the ysriOus
branches bis Profession will be conducto iu
style equal to the best city sheps. Iio rgspectiul-
ly solicits o trial Of bis skill.
GEORGE FRIEND.
ClearGel3. July %. lsG3-6m
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-11-11
A DMINIsTRAToR's NOTICE

4 DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-Notico
"A IL hereby given nat Letters Of Administra-
ton on the estate Of hartley Eagan late Of Kart
haus township, CletIfcld county, deceased, hay
ing been granted 10 the undersigned; and all
persons interested in said estate are requested to
make Immediate Payment, and those having un-
settled clains VIII present theu duly authcnti-
oa,ed for ssulnnuIh. MAI,G EAGAN,
sept. so, lSba-pd. Administrators.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-11-11

ChuTiON-Au persons are hereby eautisp
" ed against purchasing or In any way med
ding with the following property, now ~ tts
possession Of Jacob Goarhart Of Graham town
snip viz Two Brown Mares, two set Hnruss,
aud one Timber Sled and Chain. 10 the snfpe M.
Deon purchased by me. aud is h,it witt ra.
Gesrhart on loau, aad subject to 1ny order
Graham tp, Oet ~. JOHN HOLT
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-11-11

Sworn lY.- Amos Read Esq, the County
Commissioner elect, was sworn in Office
on Monday last. snd entered upon the
discharge of his duties.
Mr. Read takes the place Of Samuel c.
Thompson, Esq, who has discharged the
duties Of Commissioner for the past three
years, with honor to himself and the
bes! interests OF the public.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-11-11
,TOTICB & CAUTIOR.

NOTICE & CAUTIos.-Tho public are
~ hereby cautioned against buy ing or taking
an assignment of note for SIS, dated sometime
in June last, payable in April 1884, given by me
to David Askey, Of Bradford township, u. | did
not receive value therefor, and will not pay it
unless compelled by due course of lew.
JACOB GEARHART.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-11-11
slrtp A0OrrtIsrrnents.

STONE PIPE.-For sale at the cheap store
Dof John b. Thompson, in Curwensyille, at -
cents per pound Nov. II, 1863.
NIBAs BULL.-Capo to tho premS os Of tho
~ subscriber in Deccaria township. on or about
the middle of August last, Dun ooored Bull.
supposed to be about ) years old. The owner is
required to come forward, prove property, &c.
otherwise he will be sold as the law directs
W. s. DiCKEY.
Nov II ISG3-rd
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-11-11

- TRAY BULL--Came to the premises Of
~ the undersigned. in Pike township, Clear
field county, Pa, on or about the lst Of June last,
A BLACK BULL, supposed to be atout 2! years
Old, The owner is hereby required to oome
and prove property, pay charges, and take him
away, or he will be sold o, corling to law. .
RICHARD FREEMAN.
Oct l9. ,Ea-pd.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-11-11

NOT A EUE DRINK,
A HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
vegetable Extract.
A PURE TONIC
THAT wILLRELiEyE THE AFFLICTED, A
Not 1Idhe DrankarttS.
Dr. HOOFE.AND'S
German Bitters,
PREPARED BY
DR.. c. NJ. JAG KSON,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
viii Efectually and Most Certainly
Gu X F. A LII Disc A SES
ARISING FROM
DIS09DERED m.
LIVER.
STOMACH
on KIDNEYS
HOOFLAND'S CERMAN BITTERS
VIII cure every case of
Chronic or Nervous Debility Disease of the Kid
neys, and Diseases ursinl, from "A Dis,
ordered stomach
OBSERVE THE FOLLOW SYMP-
toms resulting from Disorder. Of tho
Digestive Organs:
Consti-
patton, in.
ward Piles,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-11-11
so. Public Sale '
OF Valuable Farm and Timber
l. a n d.

FENIE subscriber, residing in Gimrd township,
i ClearGeld county. Pa, will Sc. at PUBLIC
SALE, on tho premises,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-11-11
A DMINIsTRATOR,s NOTICE-Nou

JAMES WRI9LEY, Admir-
October 70, 1s6S.-pd. -.st 81 @.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-10-05
> MOsby's Guerrillas at work
near Alexandria.

The Alexandria Va News of Tuesday
last says that it was reported there that
day. that the night before, Moseby, with
one hundred and fifty guerillas, dressed in
Federal uniform, made raid about mile
from Fort Ellsworth, and captured two far
mers, William Reed and Lewis Tresler, and
attempted to fire bridge on the Fairfax
road, near George D. Fowle's farm. From
.hr Tresler they took some 5000 in gold
and $50 or $40 in treasury notes, and re-
leased him and Mr.. Reed Before releas-
ing these gentlemen some of the guerilias
informed them that they We're going to
Maynadier Mason's to carry dispatch to
Colonel Dulaney, aid to Gov. Pierpont,
who makes his home there. The fact Of
the capture of Colonel Dulaney was subse.
auently communicate to the provost Marshal
of Alexandra. Moseby is said to have
commanded the gang in person. The News
of Wednesday evening says:
"Museby, while on his way down on Mon
day, with his gang Of guerrillas, passe d
within half a mile of a detached camp of
the End Massachusetts, cavalry, whose head
quarters are at Centreville. He seems to
have no fears Of capture, and but little
trouble in penetrating our lines On Thurs.
day last he captured near Springfield Sta.
ton two teams, consisting of four mules
each.
'Guerillas seem to be about as plenty in
Fairfax county as our own troops, and much
more active. Until regiment is stationed
at Fairfax Court House, and another at
Vienna; we may anticipate the continued
and frequent depredatiOns of these bands.
"Col. Dulaney was heard from yesterday.
At three o'clock yesterday morning he was
in the negoborhood Of Vienna, on hia way
South, in charge of Moseby and between GO
and 20 guerillas y
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-10-05

do; Lieut. NJ. NJ Carson, do; Adjutant W.
Bell, do; Captain Daniels, 9th Kentucky;
Lieut.. Bell, 4th Kentucky.
Colonel Bland and Major Hard, eth South
Carolina, aud Col. Ould, of the Sth South
Carolina; Col. Hewitt, I'd Kentucky; Lieut..
Col. Inge, 18th Alabama; Col. Wheaton, 22d
Alabama, were killed. Col. John NJ. Lilli-
ard, Goth Tennessee, and Major Haskell,
10th Tennessee, dangerously wounded.
Col. Richmond, Gen. Polk's aid-dec camp
was killed by Yankee sharpshooter just
altar the fight was over. He was riding
between the lines of the two armies, and az
ter he was shot and had fallen from his
horse he wrote in his memorandum book
the request that his body should be taken
to his home for interment, for which service
his legal representative would pay $500 in
gold.
Brig. General Preston Smith, who was
killed, was brave Tennesseean.
General Gregg, of Texas, was shot in the
neck during the first days engagement, the
ball passing out of the lower part of his face;
inficting very serious wound, but not re-
garded fatal.
FROM CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 28.--The enemy, with
their Morris Island batteries, were firing
slowly at the ruins of Fort Sumter to day,
for the first time for several weeks. No dam
age was done.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-10-05
News from the South.
Peace Propositions Rejected in the
Virginia Legislature. .s'
QUESTION OF FRECONsFRUCTION,
A Conferences Project Re,ee,.d, !

A Conference Project Rejected. "a %
A resolution submitted in the House OF
Delegates on the 28th ult, by Mr.. Miller.
for an inquiry into the peace sentiment
in the North, was indefinitely postponed
Fby numerous vote, without debate. The
Whig says: -g o.1i. $500
"Our Legislature has properly determined
that any overture for peace must originate
with those who are responsible for the pro
secution Of the war. Until the Yankees
withdraw their armed hosts from confeder-
ate territory there will not be any peace.n
The Question Of Reconstruction.
LETTER FROM HON. T. II. WATTS, GOVERNOR
ELECT OF ALABAMA. .-r... .
From the Atlanta Intiligencer.
Whispered" as it was Immediately after
the late election in Alabama for Governor
of that State, in this and other sections Of
Georgia, by designing parties, that the sue.
cessful candidate, the Hon. L. II. Watts,
favored reconstruction" and circulated, as
the base report was, secretly by "recon-
structionsts among the timid and weak
kneed, in order to effect political purpose,
Col. Ira r, Foster, quarter master-general
of this State, addressed letter to Mr..
Watts on this subject, apprising that dis
tinguished and patriotic gentleman of the
false charge, which, with Col. Fosters note
to US, we give to our readers;
STATE OF GEORGIA,
QUARTERMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE, ;
iATlANTA, September l9.
EDITOR INTELLIGENCER | herewith en-
close you for publication aletter from Hon.
L. H. Watts, governor elect of Alabama,
which explains in terms, unmistakable and
unequiyocal, his views on that foul heresy
called reconstruction" Never were sen.
timents more pregnant with patriotism and
devotion to our struggling cause penned.
Every true son of the South will conclude
the reading Of this letter with spirits more
buoyant and confidence more steadtast
Nor will our noble women fail to exclaim,
"Governor Watts is right; rather than be
subjugated we will march TO the field OF
strife and bare our bosoms 20 the bullets Of
the cruel invader"
With such leaders, such soldiers, and such
women, we 0i,ist, we shall be FREE.
IRA r. FOSTER.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-10-05
TERMS OF ADVERTISING. -
so,,D LINES OF NosrAsEn, (OR ONE IseH0
IwKtVE s0I' OR LESS, MAKE SQUARE. r

oS-s,rcJAt Nor1cEs Double the above rates. =
Yearly Advertising on reasonable terms, aocor-
The SPACE occupied and the number OF changes
made srtisements from transient persons or strang
-. 70 be paid for in Advance. ain mar vs.r
B Business not exceeding five Lines nsrIoa pscthn.
III! S oe nTvege of Annual Advertising is limited tee 70
me own Immediate business; and all ad-
t2r the Ssn a Of Shsi gsrsea
az real estate sent in by them must be paid Tor
Ct % 1e advertisements not accompanied with written
;Isctions will be inserted until Forbid ana onarssa
Tntees for Public Meetings to be charged In all cases
at full rates. ana announcements
# sermons, so cents each ar- -r--
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-10-05

Some admirer Of the President 10 modest
enough 70 allow that be is not perfect-but
he says "there are spots on the sun, yet
"take him for oil IN all, We neer shall look
upon bis like again. ias
Most rsligiously and devOuttly do wehops
that we never may.