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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-17
remain, gentlemen, respectfully yours,
u. ID, l.. N. SOUTHWORTH,

READ JOHN W. BRoNAUGHs LETTER.
NAVY Dept, BUREAU or YARDS AND DocHsJ
December 10, 1852.
MesHs. Hosieter 4 Smith, Pittsburgh, Pa
CEsTLgMfs: About four years since my atteu-
ton was called to your Celebrated stomach hit
terB, being ut the time perfect martyr To iys-
pepsia, In all OF Its terrific forms. Indeed, had
not known for six years An uninterrupted hights
sleep. commenced the use OF your Bitters, TAX
ing them according to your directions, except that
the dose was reduced to onc-hsl and found mi sell
much, very much, benefited by the hrst bottle; tie
second relieved me entirely; but have ever since
taken dose In the morning inmed on rising,
finding 1t to act as " tonic and appetizer OF the
most agreeable character There is a peculiarly
III the effect Of your Htters ON me whlc! It may b.
well to statei II from any ususG shall DO suffering
ever so acntely with the headache, a dosc OF your
Bitters relieves me In fifteen minutes In conelu.
sion, I say with all sincerity and truth, | would
not he returned to the state OF health In which
your Bitters found me, and from which they hay,
unquestionsbiy relieved me, for all tho money In
this world AN, with great respect,
Your obedient servant,
JOHN W. BRONAUGH, Chief Clerk
Prepared by HosrETTER 4 SMITH,
Pittsburgh, "a.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-17

READ Il. d. y. N. sOUTHWORTH'S LETTER
PROSPECT COTTAGE, GEoRoETowN, D. C.,(
April O. 1888.
MesHa. HOseher Smith:
GEsTLEMEs; 1t gives me pleasure to add my
testimonial to those Of Others In favor of your
excellent preparation. Several years OF residence
on the banks of southern river, and OF close np-
plieation to literary work, had so thoroughly OK.
hausted my nervous System and undermined my
health, that had become u martyr to dispepsiA
and nervous headache, recurring at short inter
vsls and deiying all known remedies In the hIseria
Medics. had come to the conclusion that nothing
but total change of residence and pursuits would
restore my health, when friend recommended
Hostetter's Ditters iprocurcd a bottle as an ex.
pertinent. II required but one bottle to convince
me that had found at last tho right combination
OF rsIiedies: Tho relief It afforded me hss been
complete. 1t 10 now some years since first tried
Hostetters Bitters, and It 10 but lust to say that
have found the preparation all that II claims 10
be. Itiya standard Family Cordial with US, and
even as = stimulAnt we Ike 1t hotter than any.
thing else but we use It In all nervous, bilious,
and dyspetio cases, from fever down TO tootha lei
II what have now said will lead any dyspeptic or
nervous Invalid to sure reaiedy, Ishall have done
some good.
remain, gentlemen, respectfully yours,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-17
Brigaiier General d. II. RuCKER,
Chief Depot QuArtermsster,
Washington, d. c.
GUARANTY.


thereby certify that, to the best OF my knowl-
edge and ell ef, the above-namei Guarantors are
good and su rcient as suretics for the amount for
which they offer to be security.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-22
w esq 1890.

We have intel igrnee from Washington
that the President has issued hts prOclama-
tiou, 10 accordance with the terms of Ihtl
Congressional bill. announcing the new
State of West Virginia to ne final, com
plete, and fixed fact, and calling the world
to witness that she is forever hereafter
sovereign and independent memter of the
American Onion.
The official vote was certifed to the Pres
ident AT The close Of last week, and he has
been prompt to discbargs the only remain
Ing duty necessary tn complete the full
maturity aud cousummattOn of our ne~
St"trship.
The Pros q nation itself has not reache,
US at this writing. Possibly it may be
fore going TO press, but if DOT We shall Ger
tnluly b. able to lay it before our reader.
Tomorrow. Th,s is the last public act re
qu,site TO make tne.aduission complete
aud West Virginia i. nov AZ securely and
entirely ia the Union, an indepeuden,
s ATE. AS ii cau ever be. There is yet on.
f IN .ity.to ne observed. Oar organizes.
tiOn Is oolno go into operation till sixt,
days alter the dare of this proclamation.
ruts 10 to afford time TO get ready for it.
1t would have been very awkward if the
proclaim .t,ou had taken effect from The day
OF its issue tor the functions of the old
State Government over our territory woulu
have ceased immediately. aud there, wouId
have been NJ perfected Organization 10
take its place.
To- srxt. nays gives time to elect STA
officers ,nnuoers .. Legislature. aud max
u,asr ne-dtal preparations for putting tn
NV m.cuinery in motion, AS well as re
moving the ord to irs appropriate place.
Tuis tecas"l isto bslheld. ION the THURS
day uext succeeding the thirty. 9Th day
after the late of ,he prooiamatioq. Tine
b ogs it As it happens 90 The Eoortn
Thursday of Nay, the old election day
TIE sixty days Wal expire on the 18Th o,
jay Sadisy) aud we suppose ths Legs
la.urr will meet the following day, and ou
shat day the operation OF the uew Sta,
wal practrrally begin.
TO" first "Wednesday succeeding te.
days fr,,n tnr d ,te Of The pr0ciamati1n, l.
tnr tine liked for holding the convention
ut ParkersourR, 10 nominate GOverno
ADJ other State officers. The sixth of May
or thus day Two weeks. viii be the day.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-22

dfaugh By him, or aug deputy, upon the PUB
lie bayScalss, aud the ices ceiVed Therefor uu4sr
tie edinS BectOn. and make report thereof 70
Board q. TFnstpts within the first ffeen dlys Of
and July in each year, yerih nus oetn rs
5ssc Isl Thb Inspector and WeIgh master shall talie
the care aud conTIol Of the scales, be4ahees atls
be provided for the town. keep fhe SANE
Is TAR as praet6abl64ln god order 20 e 20 SeeE
tile greatest accuracy in thetr ussi wig men Ls
uuestea any article 6f commerce, aud dsllNe ~
applicant certificate Of the we'll tngtsoI ne
shall keep au accurate register IA
make report thereof to the Board OF Iruste Wthin
the first nftsen days of J9nu ukY 4ha Ucf
tobaf Ia each year, yerrftd by htSU
see 49, IL shall not be lawful tor any person, other
than inspector and or
to weigh anY article OF commerce brought within
this town Tor sale, for any fee or reward or promise
tnereoff for such weight sud every PEI ote4d
Ing hereIn shall forfeit aud pay to the town hns Of
not esSthan one nor AZURE than ten dollars for every
such odenSe. TReJcgrttfeate 3lnspectot
and eighmAster shall be prt11 Jdete evidence OF
the facts hereip 3heYsame shAl be
In duesto before any alderman of this IoHnsd The
register kept by said Inspector GHsIghmRster,
sIaIl &C all timgs be open cor the OEAny
person interested IN ANY weighing done,by him.
sec. ~. The Inspector and lReiXhmaste ,Ahall de-
VIZ. % .iisalf ~ d
R5r CORN ne, barley, aaaxssed0 bran, In
barrels terces sacks OF boxes for hty packages OF
under, Two tents perhuldred pouuds roHer lnfry
packages aud spOt over two hundred, one and hat
cen per handled pounds; and Tor rover two haAdred
1 L
Ror sugar in hogshea1s, barrels or boxes: for i've
hogspeauS barrels or boxes, or anu less number
Twenty-Five cents; and f0reach ihOSshead, ba.rel1Or
bog, over hTes I've celts. 1s.s sis ~ tp sdfl o.
coffee Ia barrels sacks: Tor are o6either, OF
apy less numbeI twenty cents, and for each barrel
or b0 over i've, four centad .'Qft ctlp si,
POr hemp OF petries: twenty-five cents for each
GHns 81 giF3e 37s7 blE tsi4fl is7sfea 80
orlard In barrels or kggsaTo cents for each bar.
I rel and two cents for each keg. st rs ~ ssit .
For pig trnj lead othsr metals: for ten tons OF
thirty cents per ton; and for each tonoTeF ter
/ IONS; diteen cons.
Ror hide; for the a7k: hundred aOr any ilesS mum
bet one cent each; and for ever hide over one han
died ohe II ceptsas b.is .sisslar1A Ai3ts,s
YFor bpcOn and meat in bull h: for ten tons orleSs
twenty cents ton, and ten cents tOE
every othes Il 81 "a q q ttae. o
enumerated tWcnty cents per tOu, IL In bulk or Eve
ceniB for each barrel eask brother package. al
sec.et Thel pspeotor and sIRFtg6mastsr shall flI
fWth every quarterly felOtt e4nired by this l0Fdi
nance she receipts OF Of the town Ol
ht per eentum VI the gr0ss amount Of the fees
celSed by him under the provisions Of this ordinance
AND shall retain the rgmaining atty per, centum FOL
services the Services OF Euch deputy depu
/ tles as he mag have appointed employ ed Stf7
lq a9rESaSt 6di fdsI II "a GEO. BIRCH, CLERK.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-22
A Demon.tra.Ios cail,d For.

II reF"tIuly serIns proper that our people
sh""ld in soms btHrung way congratulate
tbense yes on the issuance of the Presi
dents proclamation auuouucipg the new
Stt,es member OF the Union.
1t has been suggested that We, should
have sUme illuminatlon, some bell ringing
aud speechityiug some night. this. week.
From the start OF this great movemeu,.
for "a new State thsicity bastaken It's pros
prcts very much il. a matter of course
style, not to say very alphabetically, while
the people of the Interior have walked thu
echoes OF their native hills with all sorts
of wild rejoiCIngs.
IL is about time here that we became
someWhat "entbused" on the ubject. We
did uooIy 10 our vore. but We have NO,
dOue anything else, and the movement has
yet to be celebrated 10 our midst.
Considering that Wheeling is the C.m
merctal Metropolis of the New, SUITE aud
has so much TO expect in the future, we
suggest, III accordance with musy sugges
tI"hs made tu US, yesterday that We uuRbr
some uight thus. week TO have a demon
s.rAtIou Suppose so,neoOdy moves IN the
matter To d,y aud settles the preliminarits
i" time for announcement to.mOrrOw
morning.
We understand that sn invitation III
come here and speak has been sent to-
He"r, Winter Davis Who spike last night
inCiu0iuuati. If he.co.ssnis 70 come an,
evening this week, it viii De \ very proper
time to "nrOrk The enthusiasm of the CITY.
The Marshal Coaaty Convention
Was held on Monday last, at Aouuds,iile
We will publish the fdIl proceedings to
morrow. Toe EOiIOw,ug persons were
n"med for county officers: M
sher'f-A. v. Baker; Clyrk-JAmes
d 'lhn"y; c"rdsr-Wal,er ESauss SUI.
v-v"r-N rheal DoWleri Assess6r-wm.
B. .PariOtt.
) L. Parkinson aud Michael Dunn we're
nominated for DELEGATES TO ,he L RrsIaiurs.
R. c. Holiday was dssisared as lib.
choice of Marshall euuuiy tnrJudgs of this
Circuit. 1--
James Bnrley was aonipated for the
State Senate. Vi lz'iss5 -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-22

God guard mr. nag, All keep ach star
n: n strips Is bright Is now they wave
StIIin.ke L IOapl our RACKS ~ SI1SE,
still d,,at above etch pStElOts grAYs,
Death 10 the traitor that WO;ild tlRFe ii
To trail It n gu tn dust Of shame,
All hSnesI he RS it, To- vii hhAFs
Aud EoIlIWi U IAe h r Pam"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-22
STATE. oDNvRrTIOr.i .

STATE QQNKEHTLON, f1
To uouiuntr d" Uae6Sditi0s3I ", Union eau eau,
diistes for he.usW State nfiees, msets At
ParkershurE. on Wednesday, May The s h.
State election taxes place on Thursday,
Msy tue 2srh. .e,a ,s...ssss 80 slsss
TaE Efts R..Irpau earned thr Lass qoaI !,
ter over two millions OF dollars Who
says freights are high 2 57,-.5=.s,,,
80 y lal ii.s9a Ha4AEli ~ 4
us - fo1fe.Q leet,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-22

When the torpedo.rsm6vinsgS mas ifnis3
-huated into Charleston harbour. Il Wasn.t
the. first time the De5iI got into tbat dSsS
- Chicago 7Ii6atsS gatfsidd5i y. -ftf5ia sSisssis
Because The citizens never p1tsianyo
sebstaeis in hisRsy befGressslas sda q
stis boog q SsHnHo SRi nj qodsl
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-22

RssIF 81 pie gsal Fro eftY 81 Sale
y bita 75 Ssl sn9An Pork House and sIsuEhteTiae
= n 4dfoinlng the city 81
- " tRsr1ltp bolonEin. s -
JehP % 81
e sd NV 81 $50 GfiA Il III Fift 81
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-22
k1tO6I RAG mOoNTAI0..

The Is IS ely LRneers >, and tho Bush.
Wh3skers-LIeutsnRnG N. n. Hon-
2 n an land Orderly SerGedne9T.. Il ,iB.s
Lemley WOunded-nushv5h a6Kersi
DISPsrsed-ColoneI Obey aud 1 ho sths
Vmginia Infantry, Sc, &o!s &c.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-22

WE often hear it said that measures of
compromise, and especially the adoption
4 the CritIenden resolutions, would in the
winter of ls60-6l have been accepted byy.
he South, and would have prevented the
var and that similar measures. if now
endered, vs. q dlrestore the Union. Ihaye
no belief q either.-EdUard Eperetfs
Union Club Sp eeh. Igi0 -
Mr.. Everett.is,a conservative of the con.
servatives. His opinion on point like
this, ought to have especial weight. AS a
member Of the peace convention, which
John TyleGboasFeD Vas s6-gd to carry
Virginia ont of the Usion; as cores
popdeht before the war of many leading
southern men f'as man Of statesmanlike
studies and character, be is one whose
Judgment ia valuable. Norris 1t 10 accord
Suce With his old political relations. he
xaa PFe-emiNently compromise man
He has unt given up his faith in compro
mise With"ut strong. reasons: We shall;
all deWeliIto accept the TACT that The mai,
ness OF the southern leaders has made the
war inevitable, anil that no compromise
can terminate il, but it can end only ia
tue triumph of.the Union arms. q
Prices In New York ana Rie6monS
b We have already Published full accounts.
of the ruling prices at the rebel capital.
but1hs following comparison OF, them Win
the prices 1t New York will be Of inte[+e.sc, a.,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-22
s no Coal Dealers and Others. J
FOR SAFE

II / q. UNION sBJfLbINd 81 % lsst fsos,s !
i =, SniI Is g 81 2fetf8 inches
3 3 ~ 3et Pr s5plF1 q q nav "a
Fsts. 80 9n me corner Of an allsy
n Sott III III = 6s Rjcl Flsd1e
iIeco1d story Of Onion Bun is tS VIII
70. q J64S /: sersfoRb.
jPARpNJl9RSH -.
asSoeta With a n ieof,55i,-t
~ - ths bulEuSl . heI Stoiole
is41S " e sssEE1ed on By the new aim
OF OF seph GnaVel Geo. = ~
is 1881 g6sEfR I'll
-a6al7SS 5iin ssssSNt ,ts,s,isd ,.il9s-5iiiI
Il.lSttS 8 4 IN y 2 lUa1lI.
ilS5s,i y. s. - d =, ~ ? r.
S 9 T. folS + ~ /.
' stFS 1 81 Ms Gc., &C,
"a q i4arissIT fHTaHGI
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-22

L
3 ATLANTIC MONEHLV The Mayjnum.
Der Of the Atlantic islou our table. and
affords an unusual amount of good read
ing even for shese who dislike It's It's polite,
al complexion. QneIot the best and drolI.
est articles asswell as.most curious and in
strustiVe. isoliyet WendsiF Haifdes' HUI
man Wheel, its Spdkes and Felloes.!" It's
something quite out of the common May.
and its, discourse on artificial limbs and
the self-Walking dali, alone, is worth al,
most the price i IF = years subsciptiop.-
The Fern Fsreatsl'fi SAgassiz is anoth-
er valuable contributidn. We need par :,
ticuraliEe no further; the reader, mp az
get the az antje for himself s;zs q 1
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-22
& !. d .Renaoval!.o

M KURT 6RS removed hil Dfy Goods store q e
Ftankel as ha. ware store; and onsi door b6liyg
ms old stand where be has opened out % new and
Sensqn 9fths pubfic.fdj 10 s@ffsiS Sbrao ~ ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-22

III this agesof humSag .s,thtags are nor
What they seeui!H AcHsmist 81 Cbfie5s5v6s
being offered Packags of 50 ss:isd Cream 1s s,
OF Tartar, Fhish was dEagp, stna gift en-
tefprtse, apalyzed and found tstoi cons
slss of a cheap .eempopad of bbne4 dSssi
with pl, no trace Of genuine Cream of. Tartar
aeeat W. Toe mixture vas worth perhaps
10 cents pound. and,B sold II 55cen i.
SRsq mems ofiso called Cream of fsftsrc
were o4tsintd from several stores and fonbd Z
70 s os !ne same spurious pre- ton.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-22

# WILL 81
llhRithlmyi
GopS he.twt
tWtn1enfhd
Alo,5oneiGl
fronting on z
properly! II
t9letfAiEb9I
gf@sfERAaaa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-22

SIC 49, It shall be the duty ofeysrv
OF c4pSiRgto bs use,l. within this town
cart or other vehicle for me purpose Of ba1IT -
9tQecoa for sale TO have the same mpSt,,Te5 e,3
necessary, nrand6d, on d IN es er jesr IL.
tWee tbs hrstand fifteenth days II ~ ,ltIItFr
IAiIinE soto DO every sue psison slail Il rfIt AMI
Ptyi92l Town 5nne OF not less than one n.tr
q III h.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-22
g DISSOE BWTONs

IN peEsons indebted = ssiSse arm are earnestly
requested to call and settle without; dslsvI
I1geE2siaanl aasfEsaE ii5osI THos! HuGHEs.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-22

; ~ Co
.5aAAsfi
Ieo5ddeedbyI
tuRdRth6lay.
ye3as sss14
2%l9aSRama1I
ai5qt1256sI
iARaAhae1e
fPspsrVI
Aa,2s9Hs9P'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-20

Ea- The magnificent steamship Mag
ara, of 8. 900 tons, and with an enormous
battery. is now ready for sea at Boston
She is specially designed to look after the
rebel steam rams built by Laird / Co.,
should the British government permi,
these vessels to leave the Mersey.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-20
PanTrcrLAs NOTICE.

isdslpbia, June e, 1851.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-20
Five Congregationalists, one Free
Will Baptist. aud two orthodox Baptist
ministers have been elected to the Legis-
lature Of Vermont.

"A stranger in New York the Other
day. observing an ordinary rollsr-ruie on
. table. took it up, and on enquiring its
use was answered, "lt is rule for coun-
ting.houses'' Too we'll bred, a. he con-
strued politeness, to ask unnecessary
questions. he turned it over and over,
and up and down repeatedly, and at last,
in, . paroxysm of bafiied curiosity, in
quired, "How in the name of wonder do
you count houses with this ?"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-20

Metallic Burial Cases kept castantly on hand fer
~hi article an sole sgent Thg-e froia distance
tan rs srgn m st-a BY Aps cstSor to Woaasn
Cogts irIpned To orders saer' notices and hsring
say uesvse er4 czrriaEes. an3 prepared e st-
tend 10 tuner al. very rssseaaa. stefi a, ny
ofiee. at ms residence. corner OF StXih sad bx-
ehange Streets. Siii meet With prompt attention
spe1diy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-20

There sLy IrspsrstIoss sod nicer ie nszo %
Bifters rnt az in qEari bottles EafsHhaed ~ tie
cheapest whl.key osrimo tGe, eo,ttg fIrn4 ~ -
80 cents per raeH, the taste disguised ~ Anize VI
Cora nser seed.
It's rfsss ST PsteFs Aas caused Grd will ccutnne to
tong shes cas- n shla bn"a ecstg a8e the
6eni Of he GFunsa. Is tf ~ asE ~ satsn - keft
eet.nuAily u5d-T tae inf1neeot alcfo45c Stn7tists
OF the xo,z snf The ee.lre far Liquor aee ard
Kept uY snd fh- rcss u Al the n9rrors stteu up
On 3 drrnkar3'- III ant deatb
ro- tbnse y ~ des5r- ara sin ESse Liquor sitters
re ghlieh lac fsij lBH 4-selp.. one Settle ~
HoafaRdS t.trfEaB itftFS ms sniz elt three GuaFts
OF gosa sraHss Ehiskcs. ,ud the result y I'D be
pgear,t5osl ths all lar tAt,t IA msdicia y,tt aes
spd tua sxes iefe. nns Tie araersss t3Qaa u
in be market Ell ccs BsGeh !ets. Yoa viii base
all the ylrIEe Il HoofaBas hlltttsn eon rttou v III
good article L5p1ur, II as Huea less price thGn
ihrsr inferior f1rsiastsA IONS v III cost YOU.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-20

WHY Is Ir?-Our Copperhead friends
have been accustomed to claim that a
large majority Of those who compose the
armies of the Union are Democrats. The
fact that they have gone almost unani-
mously against Vallandigham proves that
they are not Vallandigham Democrats, a.
least.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-20

G The following are the principal
pianks in the Copperhead platform 1t
will be we'll for "the people" to remember
and mark each separate plank, although
the election IS over and the men Of Iowa
have MOLLY sustained the war and the Ad-
mlnistration
l. That the States have right to
secede.
2. That it is unconstitutional" to
suppress the rebellion.
3. That slavery is an incalculabIe
blessing
1. That soldiers in the army of the
Union are not entitled to the right of sui
trage.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-20
Six reverend masters of the College

Six reverend masters of the College
Of S. Primitive" in Turin, have recently
been detected in eorrupting the youth
entrusted TO their care. Three Of the
brothers fed, and the other three were
arrested and conference.-the Rector Of
the College, Brother I. Teoger, to fifteen
years solitary confinement, Brother Mar
cissus TO eight, and Brother Telesphorus
to six years.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-20
Prices or laebel Papers.

ne ioilowing arc the prices charged
per annum for several of the leading pa.
pers at the South:
Richmond E1qairer, daily, $50
R'chaond Enquirer semi weekly. is
Richmond Eaqairer, weekly, 8
Richmond Sentinel, daily, 60
Richmond Sentinel. semi-weekly, IA
Richmonl Sentinel. weekly, 7
Richmond Dispatch. daily, 90
Richmond Dispatch, semi-weekly, Il
Richmond Dispatch, weekly, S
Montgomery, ALI, Advertiser, daily. So
NJ pntgomery, Ala. Advertiser, weekly, 8
Atlanta, Ca, Appeal, daily, SO
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-20

sR- The Lindell Hotel, st. Louis, the
largest IN America. has been opened
The price of board to transient guests has
been fixed at So per day, and for day
board $50 per month.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-01
GENERAL RULES AND BYLAWS.

lst. Grounds will bo leased to private iudi-
viduals to erect groceries, victualiog establish.
ments or stalls for the sale of any commodity
permitted by the Board upon application to
the Board, ani no person will he allowed to
offer for sale any commodity except on grounds
so leased.
"a. No intoxicating beverage will be per-
mitted to be brought upon or kept on the
grounds during the Fair and any person vio-
lating this rule, will forfeit all liquor found with
them, and be liable to prosecution.
81. All officers of the Society are constituted
O special police force, for the preservation of
order.
4th. No articles or amin ii sh III be EMIT led
to compete 10 more than one class, or for more
thao one premium 10 the same class,
5th. No animal that hos taken the first pre-.
miums in any class, at previous fair, shall be
allowed to compete in the same class !; pro.
vided always. that all may compete for sweep
stakes, except fast horses.
9th. Superintendents of the different depart.
ments will have all articles under their care, so
arranged that thoss to be examined by one
committee shall be as near together as possible
7th. Officers Of the Society and Superinten.
dents Of different departments, will be known
by their official badges.
8. Competition open to all, in Or out Of the
county.
9th. Should the cash receipts from the gates i,
and for membership, be insufficient to pay the
full amount of premiums offered, the premiums
shall be applied-lst, to pay the current ex.
penses 2i, the balance shall be paid in equal
proportions upon the premiums awarded !,
which shall be payment in full for the same.
10Th. Owners OF stock shall show satisfactory
pedigree to the comm ittee. when on exhibi-
tion