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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-05
Nsw YosK, Oct. 5,
The Tib ,ne's sa,s:

The Ifibsne's saws:
q n,lem.n who are accns omed t.
watch t Q current IF Europe n po tiles,
and are /" rec .ip' of pr'yate corr. spon-
d-' ce from wi, Informed sources, pr.
: dict y great md yen raj wan growing
out OF tue Pol eh question, which vii
coo.ul E rope by mex ring.
IL . heli.-ysd at st Petersburg thu
Russia ii thtn>have I 900 900 men IN
dr. a m. and viii be prepared for any
emergency c ,njectured.
Tit. t,,fe explanation ,f The appear
knce u Russian vessels Of war il our
wat-ts T. to secure them from beng
''tlotka led in home pot as was tie
: cxse do ing the Crm,an war.
A, quiet a'"ng the line is the report
from tie font.
The s,l l'er- b we been gladdened W
the 4 rival ~ a long tram OF cars 'oa 4 :
ed vi h ut er's goods. 1t can do u,
," hafm' 4 " TO 'say III I, arranyciients 70
| far~srdiax troop, from. Washington to
the department 1t the Gun g land have
:. been br ugh to such pe,fcc ion that l.
= dess gro left tere n Flla week. we,c
on LIST E.esa ~ in. position t. rem lie ef
fect,v- assista ce 10 Gen. i'osec,ans, wno
his BY this Il 'e received heavy leiu-
@-Eess ;ats,ssa;. -,,..t tss.- -
The eaner Roanoke, fom Havana
30th, has arrJel hefe. - -
TIL rebellion in st. D,mingo is in
crra.'ng:
Tbrgn boat Barney, which arrived at
4 U'vanss.p he 29th, rep 'rts ,het m ire
FererSf ,esnor Tog1 look
tue rehel steamer Head, with $50
b'les 1T colt n. Agents for a new
blockade inning company, with u CAPT.
tel Of $4,000 600, were ahoari her.
She was the first vessel s. The -se~ Hae>
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-05

Que.s srnws, Sep %
s The Greet Eas,prn has Withdrawn
from Ame icaa tlinA, for the present.
TIE Americs" ships Express an An
M s .hmiit .as d st,ovrd toy pirate
st Aisbsnis, of lilo Jancrio. ~..~
News T. .-dav, un', pc 'a"t.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-05

'r.prietor Of Stomach Bitts,s, Blooc
'uf 6.s, Blood Pills, Catawna %
weecish tsrandiss. Nsoufsesoe
Is So g. 1 81 y. sd st.. Cia %.
q. G COOK, Chisaeo, 0ear AGENT
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-05

.l1aVenp0:t.-IOvA, Rept. u. Bl5. =
Rock i.snd Arsus m E~soM sIiu Zach, insert
every ushsr das TO- tw weeks and send hill with
COPY If the q ivertis.neBt to.,he b W 81 rees
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-05
QKrARrMRxr o. rHE IxrRRle

A.. ~ 10y, .On, In. ~ Itn Feb. 1850
hospital practice ever suce you made them, and
cannot hesitate to ~ they ass the best caihaseio
We employ Their regulating action on The liver q
quick and decided. consequently they are an Cd
mirable remedy for defangements Of that Otesn
Indeed, hare seldom tonnd case or bUjDes dis.
ease - 06s(tnaee that u did not veodi)y yteld "a
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-05

DxAn Bro AYER: cennst answer you ~
complatpte bare cured With your pilh beitsr IN
e ~ 81 49, = e.~ svsss ratA pss1sttsv ssed
cathartic fn ny daily contest with disease ana b
uevipx. - DO. that year PilIa albud q the boet =
have, Of couroe value them hiahlv
, 1863-04-28

cough syrup on Sunday. I do not rccolect Of any,
thing efee being done.
1when dd goa a ,ss,o sss NJ maGes ssr thst
and under what circumstances did you see him
Al faw him the next evening ia Nj. Law
s1ss MA rs S ma rs I'D
afternoon. Mrs. Wh.e came into the room and
said there vas company n the parlor wishing to
Miss Helen Baker, and Mis-. Bake Is mother. I
went into the parlo1 with Mrs. White, md saw
the company s}ie had mentioned. Miss Olive Law
chcaso were therc T sso ' lie vsto1s rerainea
about half Ill hour. They came to btdme good
by az WAS TO start the next day forhome. The
Rafy wS whe in tS ,aa In talking
ha1inS made a fri:nd1y cail Irs. White sid
e5paed yst ooa tt md beq
They went out from the parloz all together. As
Mre. Whitc and returned from the gate! to 60
the walk, abont halfway from The house to tbs
drive. She left the parlor with The rest, and do
not know whether she went to the carriage with
then. q not; when Nls. White md md met her On
the wslk, Miss Lawrence eaid, ''That hoTrid old
thing tried to kiss me-" The remark was made az
though che preferred he should not hare attempted
Q.-Then did you nextmeet Mr.. Haeer?
A met him the next afternoon in the cars 80;
ing from New Lenno1 to Chicago. Ay husband
and me walked with him from the cars up State
FtANCk IL NtlllEaSO. WE NA1hGu Uut!4 Ht E~tut ~
the street that leads to the post Office. We let
Mr. Ha:er there; He went to the post office, and
two wee19 lae: Tuesday II the car between nj CIT I
THnraI 9aGu aau 9oss. left ar L.wrsnccs TIC arst
fhn N sp.cmber, 1862. did not see any Of
.ne aSt: t':aiy aga:n tI two weeks ago last MoaJay.
tt Mntn met Mrt. Smith Lawrence In Chicago. 1
nfst learned that MI. Hascr was charged with i'm.
ro[iton oTH oo1daet o. The 2th of last January NJ
me the paper containing the flrst card
eo;EtainlnS eo;a the ladies' names who were
@ n9ld to h7ve been fnsulted By Mr. Haser
That That Paper was the CHICAGO TRIBUNE Of JANUARY
ftn. leE; had not. prior 10 that time any know
ieuge OF the use Of my name In that paper. then
learned Of the details Of the acts Of immoral coz
auct alleged to have been committed by Mr. Hsger
during that visit. 1had never heard ofthe allcged
acts ~ the time had previously received letters
IRON Ms. Smith Lawrence, who was then residing
other. Nv
Q.--Doyou reeollcet whether you or yonr hus-
band went to tho depot in Cleveland early in Jauu-
ar Last; II SO. whom did you Or ho 90 to meet,
and what toccasioned your rolug there the 1at time:
7,-My husband vent therc on thn 9Th day Of
;:oiEG was occasiored by y letter received from
, 1863-04-28
Gl)lfoeo Gril)111re.
TUESDAY, April, es, 1868.
IFrom the Washington Chronic!e.]
THE FAST THAT GOD HATH
TEEnNNN


DT TIE REV. JOHN rIrnroSr,
HYMN FOR TIE NATIONAL FAST, APRIL 80
s'1s it sucr a fast that have c!,osep-a dav TO,
man to eflict his soul; to bow down hia bead like
bnlrueh, and to epread enckclpth and ashc5 nm
der him: Is not TITS the fast that have chosen
TO loose the bonds Of wickedness., to undo The
that 70 break cSesy yoke. .''-fsatah vif.; s, 6.
In deep humility,
WeEshippinS e. ottly Thee,
And while Thy name we Hess.
And own Thy righteousness,
Lord, in our sore distress,
On Thee NC call
Our great sin VIC bcnaoau-
Our fathers and our own;
We cloak no more
TEr huLdrcd years Of wrong
We've nuIsed and made go stronp.
The Sin we've loved 50 loug
We now acplore.
Is sovereign on Thy throne
FcnEl a1ce sits not alone
To ecouFgc our land;
Mercy comes nearer Thee.
And on iler bended knee,
Holds back, with strong pies,
Thy chastenipg haad.
Beneath the tempest's tread
The bulrush bows its head;
But when the blast
That hulnbfed it is Ger
1t lifts itaclf once more
AZ proudly as before
The storm o'cKRassed.
So be It not with us.
But, while VIC bow down thus
Beneath Thy frowp,
Let us with peuaEce mcte,
Lie 1owly at Thy FEET,
And nr'er the Sill repeat
Tnut brought u6 Gown.
WASHINGTON. D. E., April $, 1861.
, 1863-04-28
GTATEMENT OF THE
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF BUFFALO.


Nsde rnrsnsnt tn 1a II the statc of rr1rof.
'-o I'd iaiS - @-'1'e1''1 eo'@ @1ts
NAME AND hoCAtloS:
,ncc Cnr,Iany Of uEa( located at IsuEsio S,ate nf
New York
CAPITAL.
AuthnrIzed capJta1 tt0o Oh 10
P,ut ny c1yIt.i ...... .' Al 'ss;tn
.ccrrr. '>S
Fash AIla: 4ar saeo
Es.f ii:t a. ~
To:Ds OWED NJ CoMrASI.
I9uEaso and SI.fe Line Il. T. lst mortgages stn70a
Toie ard Soswalk 1st -. itc,o0
Hudson River . lss -. 2a,a110o
Hnr. r.hrtA !Ea!aaA =. lSt 3.G9D
M.S. y. In0lana :. "a f3fo0.0c
EarlacU 1st -. 3s.0DD
r.,
00ooo
sToSk::
New York per cent. ent....,,,,,.,......... aitfr.Uo
i':ltet States s reF reF..... SngoMJ
United states 5 t.et CENT t 100T, %
Jrttst states $50 net ccnt - 5.O0J00
'' .---
To:Al. ,{ll7tooGo
carr oa raj cite hit liens worth 6oub!e
III amnuEt Of motirsrr ner schcdni.. ftt}3:o1q
Dehis due for nrrmntn5 md h;i!s rcesysblc i;4:s *
XII c:her serr1rities sna ciains. ii.i6i q
ie's'1"' LUZ fah'i'' -x.oE..t
Total Assets. go. .;;ol7
AAAo1AA1A15.
Axorsr OF L1.E11171Es pCs OF Sor DrE.
, 1863-04-28
7 l}. SEELEY'S TRUSS ESTAB
L 4 IS1IAsENT

136 Clark str.ez, Chicago, ILL.,
Ecc a7,'-;cfar t.1-cIactare: tle f1s.d Kubbs
1rrrs, It's Trus vi cur kuprnse, will never rnyt
s.ts FL. 9: tAt;s .. ttle csEd i:oA a: pressure
q. .&:rr ~ Saeu!d. :. i:1css AblonIn 5uptosters SIX
l.:sttc sts:!.s e. DC. &c. Sind su- TGmrt.e
D.. Ni,ca- i'ste7i .Ft'fctat Leg, nanA1acturcd by
C.StnfHd. ;a6 r!a'k .trsst f:':en-o H.. has many
lnIc7taai advantages ever any ns!.ef lao knoW1 8
Ear7af.t"d to give perfect eatttact1oa. Send for
r.Upltt. dfl 15G1JT r. T&a
THROAT AND LUNG Dis
i E..sI>.-s he nnusual sood e,c7es= of the iocal
";Ica,i,;s. OF rercdt2l ag-rts through my Insufla
s:caa, Viii secaTe sire AID guIcE cuse cvca ii ID
ret"ta:c eas.s y. sEGNIrZ. y. D.. sSs !s,oadxay,
{ 's1r- 6: 1872 strtee. Tlt!-!ts aoroad shol!d
give fUl! description OF thor di-ea.es.
Il III t.1'1HTl W-FAE
I AIDES, READ! a TREAS
IL Gl:E FOR 1OU..
Chooec tctwccn neautv. yi=or snG Health o. Faded
, 1863-04-28

AND NERVOUS DISORDERS,
For all Of which 1t is speedy and ce.taa remedy
and nsTe5 ias. THIS Llnnent Ia prepared rroa the
famous tone sc:.rtand has heca used In his practice
ioE mo- than twenty years with the most astonishing
AS An ALLEvIAToH OF PAIN, 1t Is uar.ya,ed
By any preparation before tie rnhllc Of whIsh thc
MGst skepitcal Iaay he convinced 1y single trial.
1hts IthiuleAt will cure Iaudy AMI radically f:hea.
tHtc Disorders Gf every Kind. and in tho1!anI6 OF
cas"s HAec les betn Used It has neVc. been knowa
FOR EEERA LGIA. It viii afford immediate relief
In nevery cAse. however distressing.
. 1t Hi'l relieve tao worst cases Of HEADACHE In
TOOTHtCHE also will II curr in.S.!fly
EgE NERVOUS pERlLlTY ASIYEs5SERtL LAS
F!Tt Dr.. ,Astsln: from impruden.sa e&rtsR this
lug directly upon the nervous tissues it 1gthena
and rcEvihcs tic system and restores Il to clastlcsy
nhd r110r.
FOR PIlEs.-As Al external remedy, We clai,, that
Is tic HfsT known. anu we challenge the worll to
rrG1ucc equal. Every ttc:In Of This distressing
cMr tt Should give It trial, Tor 1t Eil1 not II to
aaost iln:eantc r'tf. and III majority Of cases viii
QTISsY AND sORE, THROAT are sometimes t.
tTemtly malignant a.c dangerous. bet timely npplt
cation Of this Lniu'rnt will HcytE fall to cure.
hFIAINS are sometimes very obstinate. Rud cnla-Et
ItI, Of tic iotats liable to occar II e2lcc:cd- The
Notkt cas-; may be conquered By tle linncas In two
Rl:!:Is:s GIFTS. wo!Sps. :soEEs., ULCERS.
fnl healing properties Of nE. SWEETS 1SFA1L1aLz
l1NIxEY1 xhen nsed according to directions. Alsa,
C!llLHLAIEs. EknsTED FEET. AND Insect
BITES AND 6TINGS,
, 1863-04-28

THE MERCHANTS, FARMERS
l. AND MECHANICS SAVINGS BASk
So Clark Street, Chicago, Ill.
0Ecs hours from 1oA. 81. to ST. NJ Also, from sP
N. toSP P. II. Tuesday and Saturday.
INCORPORATED IN 1861.
6i1 pc. cent. Interest paid on Saviugs
D1HECToEs AND oFF1ckRs.
F.esident-9. q. FLEETWOOD,
Gfe PTes't-F. e. SHERMAN. Gounsel-WA. C, GoppY
Vice-E1Cst-P.RN NEs1FALL~ Cashiet-SypsEY NYErs
zoARD - KIAY1NKRs.
J. E. Fargo. J. n, Itountrtc. N. Lewis.
/ Keh5n. .,, Key~D pgnne .EG.C 8: Do!et
I'd ucmpstcat, r. II. fGebe, Y. u. Scates
i. n lshh0r-D.p- y. Il. Gage. Ho1- WE. Ogden.
J. H. II. Jones, ". +. D0gEett, sell fu6tS-1y
, 1863-04-28

~ ma rrr3fnNr1r r ~, 80"
~ u T. III IN OF Lac c0nult10n
s,. IT,. r-
ActVA A4AC AHsA1 AAIC VVupA1u5
rrr xou
Or the s1t dsv of December 1s6, mnde tn +.c au3o-
of Public Accornts Of the State OF IIInots nn!.,0t
to he statutr az tiat S,ate entifleh ~ ~ rs1n
late The AEcnc!cs Of Insurance Cemnanies nat tncor
poTaic;! 81 the State Of illinois annrnyed Eehrna.v
NAME AND LOCATION.
.-. - - ..... ,.
vott 'oea'eo IL ~" aosA CITY stats o1 New
-o'A' ,.p-r,,
CAfitaL
The amount Of Capital Stock fpaid up, 100
~
taen On hand. ana IN the hands OF Agents
or other persons. as.,....-.................. 52!9s1
Real Estate nn!EcumhsFed- .....:........-. 1910;
LIS. Treasury Notes 3t0per cent: :,....... 1i50pG0
Dcbta due The Company. secured by mort
gage on !2esl Estate. L8 $50 %
, 1863-04-28

r.orr7s aad Fas,er, x1.i tnd tc.s raa Ecss sdysa-
4Etou: .ouse Ior Lye stock Capacto0s .Ya=da 1e@
Estrrtd ard supplied witt every cprveo.e1ca h1V0
sen opened ihs line and its connection and eJcT
attention Is paid 70 their Esata From ua11nbusT
.eet1nE choice L oneEsd q t:e PHUADELPRIA.
NEW LORE and BALTIMORE MARKETS. Tais III
With fewer Ct res than AnT osser
ESoGE LIVE. Gen1 sn2t, Aitoon4 Pa
+ L H1CEE, GeaI Ticket AEr:t, Philsa4elph1A
tASy1:1ly
, 1863-04-28

p EllOVAL.-Todd, Dexter d. Co.
IL have removed from III to
I14 South Water street,
Where they v II continue 10 usnkAct Gcnsrkl Co1-
AsoE huEinrss n.d world respectfully solicit con-
sstun4e.1s u3 Grin. Flour Pork, Lard &c Liberal
aGynnces mauc OF co2aEumcQts. Rpl4 ciM-1u
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-12
4allg 9MtrtI1gentet.


The Philadelphia people are in great
trouble about the horrible nasty worms
that infest the trees and dangle down and
crawl everywhere. The style of worm is
the measurer, the same pretty creature
that lets itself gently down on your hat
or bonnet from an apple tree, while you
are looking for the promised fruit. Vari-
Gus remedies are suggested. The Ledger
says:
One recommends tobacco juice pumped
upon the trees from an engine, which
would be as pleasant as making common
spittoon of the city; another with artistic
notions, suggests white washing the trunks
of the trees; dealers of petroleum want the
trunks we'll oiled; others, destrous of nur-
sing long job, advise scraping The bark
OF each particular tree, and Councils have
appropriated money to that end. The
gardener who has large stock of trees
of particular species on hand, is always
ready TO suggest that the trees already
planted are the very kind to attract the
worm by providing 1t with the food most
liked, while the agricultural surgeons,
who take of limbs from tue trees with as
little remorse as AN army doctor, have an
infailible remedy 10 clipping the trees
every spring, at the moderate cost of City
cents tree. We have seen the tobacco
juice remedy tried in Philadelphia years
ago upon the fine grove of lindens
which grew 10 front of the State House.
II brought the worms down, it is true, bat
between the swinging worms and drop
ping tobacco juice nobody could walk
along the square. Que correspondent
probably a schoolnaster, suggests birch
ing the trees or 1agellatiug them lively
With rod. This has two recommends
tions in its favOr-it will certainly remove
the worms, if no: all the leaves. from the
trees, and, as vigorous and heAlthful exer-
else, is an excellent and useful substitute
for the dumb-bell, cricket, shiny, or any
of the other fashionable amusements for
the development of the physical powers"
Philadelphia is supposed to be the place
alluded to in Holy Writ, "where the worm
dielh not"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-12
Alexander Heyman,
1872 MAIN ST,
OFFERS FOR Tur3
SPRING TRADE OF 1868.

A GREAT VARIETY OF NEW GOODS IN MY
IA line, to which ask the attention of buyers at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Among which have full line of Rich Plain
Black Silks, Handsome CoIored Silks.
NEWEST STYLES OF DRESS GOODS-Such as
MeHtcOes, Broche, Auglaise Valencias Lissttes,-
Very handsome new Spring Delaines a large variety
Of Lawns and BRrcges. - 7zfH'E
CLOAKS AND Manifest have the largest
sortment Of Spring Cloaks in the newest styles a,
most fashionable cOlorE.
SHA"Ls.-A splendid lot of white and colored.
plain and embroidered Grape Shawls, well as new
style Stella and Cashmere shawls, to be disposed OF
at lowest prices.
BALMORAL5 in the richest colors. 3H
CLOTHS, CASSIAIERES AND JEANS In endless
variety.
CAKPETs AND CURTAIN GOODS, which were
sell cheap. -
IN DOMESTIC GOODS, 1 keep large assortment
OF Brown and Bleached MusIins, Check, Ticking a
great variety of all makes Calicoes, Ginghams, and
host Of other goods that i take pleasure in show
ing, and will always cell lower than any
invite all to call and examine TOR themselves.
ALEX. HEYMAN,
#- 1877 Main street.
Country Merchants respectfully Invited to call
and examine my stock, which am enabled to BeiI
at less than New York prices.
feb24 a All.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-12
Ayers Cathartic pills.

I'VE sciences Of Chemistry and Medicine have
Il been taxed their utmost to produce this best
most perfect purgat-'e which is known to man. In.
Vulnerable proofs are shown that these Pulls have
virtues which surpass in excellence the ordinary
medicines, aud that they win unprccedentedly upon
the esteem OF all men. They are safe and pleasant
10 take, but powerful to cure. Their penetratinp
properties stimulate the vital activities of the bS
remove the distractions of its organs, purify the
blood aud expel disease. They purge out the foul
humors " nich breed and grow t.istemuer stimulate
sluggish or disOrdered organs into their natural ac
tlon ord lmpart healthy tone with strength to the
whole system. Not only do they cure the everyday
complaints of every body, but also formidable aud
diseases that have bahed the best of hu
nau skill. While they produce powerful effects
they are at the same time, in diminished doses tb5
latest and best .physic that can be employed fol
chldreu. Being sugRr.conted, they are pleasant 10
taKe and being purely vegetable are free from any
risk of harm. Cures have been made which srrrss
oelst were they not substantiated by men of such
eAiteu position and character forbid the sus-
picton of untruth. Many eminent cIerEyUIen ami
phSstcians have lent theIl names to certify to the
pubiic the reliability of my remedies, while Others
have sent me the assurances OF their conviction that
my Preparations contribute immensely to the relief
OF my afflicted, suffering felloW-men. #Ifl
The Agent below named Is pleased to furnish graf
8 my american Almanac, containing directions for
lelr use and certificates OF their cures of the FOL
cosfiveness, Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism
Dropsy, Heartburn, Headache arising from a fou
Stomach. Nausea, Indigestion Morbid Trar+joT ~
the Bowels and Pain arising thererom, FlatulencV
Loss of Appetite, all UlcerOus and Cutaneous Dis.
eases Wnlch require an eVacuaut medicine Scsofula
and stimulating the system, cure many Complaints
which 1t Would not be supposed they could reach
Such as Deafness, Partial blindness, Senralfts and
Nervous lTritability arrangements Of the Liver and
hldneys Govt, and other kindred arising
functions - = ~ ~ :" 10
Do not be put of by unprinoipled dealers with
some other pill they make more profit on ASK for.
ATER's Pills, and take nothing else No other the
can give you compares with in its intrinsic value
OF curative powers. The sick want the best AID
there Is for them, and they should hayeit
Prepared by DR.. J. C. AYER.
Practical ard analytical Chemist, .Lo,osu, Ia
# PRICE 95 CTs- PER Box. FIVE BOXES FOE 81.
Sold by A. G. GOOD c., and bv All nr,,,,T,.,,
and Dealers in Medicine everywhere mis-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-12
HEADQUARTERS 4TH REGIMENT V. ~, I
WHEEI!NG, May 81, 1868.


special OFueT.
7 PURSUANT TO General Order No 4 of Brigadier
l. General Janice s. Wheat, of the 2Oth instant
Commandments of companies comprising the 4Ih regi
ment will assemble their respective companies at
the following places for drill and Inspections on each
Saturday afternoon at O'Clock, commencing GU Sat-
urlay, the Esd instant, and continuing until other.
wise ordered:
Company A, Capt. J. W. Ward, on the river fiat
above North street.
Company b, Captain John Z. Wilson, on wheeling
Island.
Company C, Capt. j. A. Clement, at Second Ward
Market House.
Company D. Capt. j. N. Vance, at the City Armo-
Company f., Capt. C. D. Knox, at Second Ward
Market House. =
bank, east end of Quincy street.
Company g, Capt Z. q: Rothacker, at the corner OF
Market and jefferson streets.
Company II, Capt. a. j. Long, oa Centre street.
between Sixth and the Creek.
Company l. Capt. John Scott, on Wheeling Hill,
to the right of the National Pike.
Island.
Company L, Capt. James H. Holmes, at the Court
House.
II. lfpOssible arms will be ready for distribution
in time for the drill Saturday, the I'D inst should
they net be ready, commandments of companies wili
employ theie time in driliug their commands in the
tacinGS aud marching; and also procuring correct
rolls OF persons within their several districts liable
for and exempt from, lniiitu duty, AMI report the
same to the Adjutaut of the Regiment or before
Tuesday, the Goth ingt.
III. All citizens between the ages of IS and as
years, residing within the bounds Of the 4th Re-i-
ment, required report themselves to the com!
Innndants of ihe company in he district in which
they reside on or before Saturday, tho 2Si lust; and
those Claiming exemption for any cause from such
duty will state the grounds upon which their claims
are based.
~. Courts martial will he convened tor the pun
shmept OF all dOlinquents in discharge Of the duties
above required AS we'll as To- the trial Of those who
avoided duty under the late order OF the IioSernor
calling the regiment into active service
ny order OF A. J. SWEENEY,
Commanding 4th Reg't Va NJ
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TO THE PUBIIC!
ExtraOrdinar inducements.

ATELY RECEIVED, we have the following vail
u liable property for sale ond exchange viz:
city in high state Of cultivation, and supplied with
comfortable buildings.
Also. SIS acres of improved Land, one mile from
Warrington, Marion cUnnty, Va, together with SO
acres eeven miles from the salne hSlfOf which
in cultivation. ~,
Also, las acres Unimproved Land, two miles west
Of Warrington. 'r1 lzffT af-7 -
Also, 1900 acres in Wetxcl county, Va.
Also, desirable ole Lot Of acres with good i'm.
National pike, and i've aud quarter miles west Of
Wheeling, Va. #al 7f Gr@-l.' ;
Land in BraxtOn county, Va. ''F
Also, one valuable Grist Mill, three miles east OF
wheeling, Va, together with some 400 Lots in the
25ih ward of the city of Hhiladelphia.
All of this property will be sold low for cash or
exchanged for other property on accommodating
terms, by TAYLOR, ROLLYsON 4 co. =
aprt4-tt No. 60 Main street.
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