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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-05
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aA stait Rites Demikrat," in commu-
nicatiou 10 the Detroit Tribune, thus teel-
ipely bewails the effect of the whisksy tax
upon the fortunes of the democratic party |:
aThe most outrageous exercise nv TYR
fauuy nv wich this b1ud stained Rdminys-
trashun has bin giIty, was the imperialism
nv the tax on Wisky. Wat do the mass nv
the demikratic voters care about the ,rit nv
eo1.p.s saeatis9 Old Abe never suspended
IL over them. Wat If he did suspend 1t
over VaIlandigum-i say let that illustrius
martur skin his own skupks, Wat If the
administrative has shot some demikFatic
deserters If caught fitin fur jeff Davis 2
They deserved shootin for volunteering tu
fite in this abbnrlishun war. Wat If It did
suppress the New York World an. JiTRaI
Of Conwerss The farst nv these alwus
keeps nifty sharp lookout fur its own in
terests an never Wdnt be supprest more'n
"a ours at time, II sWaIlerin its own words
will take off the tyrants edick, an the
other sheets darnd aristikratic consurh
anyhow. But wen the Administrashun
tucked on their infymus tax on Wisky, they
trod rite on the corns nv the dimakratic
party. Talk nv military interference with
the freedum nv elekshunsl WHAT'S that in
out a soutable supply nv Wisky there Is no
such thing as freedum nv elekshuns. This
tax on wisky was an insidious plan tn re-
eleck Ole Abe, and 1 greatly fear its opera
shun will be most disastrus tn our party,
There is already q most deplorable destito-
shun Nv this rdemlksatic Auid In menny
sekshuns nv the country. Wuu nv my
nabers who used tn drink moderately
about 3 galluns a week.-Mrs. bin compelled
tn cut himself dowa tn as menny quarts,
and saw him only yestirday talkin tn q
nigger as black as the ase OF spades, as If
he took him for a hewmin being. The
consequences on those who used tn drink
considerable are still more dipporable, and
shouldn't be surprised if hRrf on EN-
shood becum blak rippublikins before No.
vember. An how are the demikratic cam
dydates tn bring .owt the whole strength
of wat'll be left nv the party, when Wisky
is ten cents glass" nf ...a ..l. ISL
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RATIONAL MEDICINE.

TR. THOMAS =. IKISNER WOULD
u respectfully inform the eiti1ens o. Wheenns
and vicinity that he has peEmAneutly located N
this city for the practice Of Medicine upon the ~
tional Or Eclectic System. He has been gasea n
the practice d his profslIion for nnmber o.
aud has been eminently successful In the treatent
Of all varieties Of diseasa both acute ana ehronle
DR.. K, e heretofore, VII devote good share OF
his time and attention 70 the treatment ofa chronic
Diseases Of both sexel, neh As ConIumptton and All
Variatias o. Lung Di8eAsa Al Diseases Of the Throat
CataFrh, Dygpoplla, Liver Complaints MereuriAl
and Nervous Dllaal6l, Rhsumatism, Serofula, every
variety Of Blood and skin Disea1oI pi6p1y, Tumor,
Wena, Spinal Aneetiola, Diseases q the ktdley9
and Bladder, Heart A1eotiOu1, Diseases Of the Eye
and Ear, Ec. Those peculiar 70 Females, yiE= In
aammatoFy Diseases o. the Uterus, Painful 1Eregu-
Iaritfe1 LsaeofFhea Prolapsu8 ut6ri, and al Ner-
Vuus DisoaseS 70 which they are slbiees. Diseases
Of Children cArofully and FAtionaly treatod- NED
icines mfld reliable and agreeable. -
All eonmnnicationa strictly eonhdonttAL might
calla eho0rfnlly and promptly anguoIod-
R~Omeo and residence ono door west ol Louis
Abling'f Hotel, Third street, near Reed kfatts
DFug STORE Centre Wheeling, ". Va. 0fies houD
from 8 A n. 20 . p n.
.RERERENUEa.
Prof B. y. Payne, steubenViiles Ohio.
Or. ". ID. Mcdreg0rs
DR.. g. Arnold, Cambridge, Ohio. 4raI
Prof, o. II. OleAyelAnd, oiDcinnatt, Ohio.
DR.. Q. A. Melchimsrs Van Wsrt,
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TRUSTEES SALE.

OF THE NEWSPAPER PRINTING EsrA RLIsH;
NENT, KNOWS AS THE sReGISTKR OFFICE
ON SATURDAY. THE ASEH SEP rEMBER, lS6A
AT THE FR0NF DOOR OF THE C0Ukf HOUSE
ROR OHIO COUHTY:
n pursuance Of . Deed Of Trust nom Arnold
i TroWbFidgo aid Owen D. DoWnoy, 20 me, bear-
Ing date the 16th July, ls6ls recorded in the Re
eordeF'G Once for the County ol Ohio. In Book -
foIo 8o2 at the front door % the Court House. for
Ohio County, Saturday, the lIth September, ls5ts
commencing At 10 O'Clock, A ~ shall sell 20 the
highest bidder AZ publie anetiOns -ths printing
preTses engines typsa materials and nxtuFss tool
and implements Of any and every Kind Whatsoever
now contained In or belOuEing % the printing once
and bindeFy.' then known a. the SUniOn printing
and pubIiskli z odlee,5 aud sinee known - the
ARaRisteF printing and publishing once"
TERMS OF SALE-Tb5 one-third OF the purchaso
mrnsy in cash, aud the remalning In equal install
mants Pays5Is In and n & Hoasss: H,s
may nay tha full amount OF the PurchAse money N
cash For tho deferred or credit iastaimsuts, the
e1TitV JAMES 8. WHEAT,
onSIkta -r s-..- Trustee
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Letter from Col. IlocKSVontI.t

I@-s- Letter from Col Ii0CktgontLs
HEARQUARTERs 7TH REa'r. W. Va. Vol, I
oAMP NEAR PETERSBURG, VA,
August 30, 1864.
Editors lnteliigeHeeT: -.
The journey from my home to this place
occupied q much longer time than l anti
cipated, caused by unforeseen accidents
which transpired on the way. -.z...I
On account of the rebel raid upon the
Baltimore and Ohio Rsilroad, we were COM
pelIed to take stage from Hancock to Fred.
erick city, Maryland, some ifty-four miles.
We logged along quite pleasantly in this old
fashioned mode of conveyance, until
through the darkness of the night, when
the coach with ten passengers of us were
precipitated bag and baggage over rough
embaIikment some twenty five feet, not
having entirely recovered from my late
wound received 10 the Wilderness. Also
being weak in my shoulder caused by my
wound received at Morton's Ford, by this
dangerous fall, was much injured about
both head and shoulders. 4., us. l'".' 10
u A few days rest and 1 proceeded on my
journey and now find myself near the re-
nowned town ofPetersburg, Va. ~
II is said by some that it is better to be
born lucky than rich, yet my experience
has almost taught me that possess both
these endowments, had ! not been lucky
the green grass would have been growing
over my peaceful bosom long ago.
The Joy anticipated on meeting the
members of.my regiment was greatly sad
dened by behoIding the diminished mem :.
bers of the gallant boys, who 80 long and
SO faithfully stood by the honor of the star
ry emblem of our greatness.
They lost one fourth of their number in
the late engagement at Ream's Station, on
the Weldon Railroad, on the 25th instant.
Aud although their bronzed and weather
beaten countenances hear shade OF mel
anchoIy for the departed dead, there was
still visible on each individual countenAnce
manly and lofty determination TO still
fight the rebellion as they have done so
long, or find honorable graves. ..ar..
Oh how wish that could impress mp
ON the minds of your many readers the
great contest between the scenes that now
surround me, and those peceful and hap
py walks in life that have 30 recently left,
perhaps forever. e"
The continued booming of artillery aud
bursting of shells, the long rattle Of mus:
kerry, ambulances filled with wounded and
dying, the hurryiug to and fro as prepara-
tious are being hastily met.for this and that
contingency all this l say comes up be-
fore my eyes in strange contrast with the
peaceful quiet firesides of your readers.
1 hope our people fully appreciate these
beautiful blessings of Providence, and l
hope also that when their days labour is
finished, and they wend their way home TO
| meet the smiles of their hearts idols-and
whilst they are sitting in their sumptuous
parlors that they will once in while cast
q stray thought upon the poor men who
are undergoing all the inclemencies of an
unhealthy climate and surrounded by every
danger, and still fighting on for everything
that we hold most dear. n-.
hRYe the honor TO be
| Your .obedient servant,
| uf ...s,r4i ]. III. LOCKWOOD, Lieut.. Col. lt
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the object of inefable contempt. It may
look like digressiou; but few words
must be employed in defining the pro-
eramme Of the Northern opposition leaders.
It is only the dupes and noodles OF the
party, who are 10 favor Of Southern indie
bendence and final separation. Vallan-
digham, voorhees, and their fellow plot
ters intend nothing of the kind. They in
tend 10 claih, their reward from their
Southern masters. They intend to hang
hostility on the skirts of'the Government,
to weaken it by ell means fair and foul,
until they shall have secured Southern in
dependence and the abandonment of the
Mississippi. And when they have secured
possession of the father of waters to their
Southern allies, then they intend 70 make
use of the strength of his mighty current
to food all the Northwestern States out OF
the Union, and join MS in loathsome en-
brace with our mortal enemies. ts.h
BLRRDoN.
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o. S. Marshal's Notice.
In Rem. in q case Of for.
feitnro and eondscation.
The Real Property OfwH


The Real Property Of VIM fsitnFs and eonasoatiOn
T. HIeganbotham. .-... - ., .
VIZ HRRBAs, At the spring tarm 1861, OF the Dis
w tIict Curt Of the United States for the District
or West Virginia, At wheeling, the Attorney Of the
United States for BaId district sned an Inflammation
agaln!s tne seSi y "a tyfnStion sIisipE in sub
stanes that aid HigganbOthA has been engaged
a the fsfig insuFrecton against the authorities
Of the United States since the 1Tth Of July, 1Sd1,
that at the time Of his becoming engaged he was
the owner Of the property In said Information men
toned and praying that the said property may be
cOnhscated and sod forfeited 70 the United States
Nov, therefore, in pursuance Of the monttun M e
der the seal OF the said Court me directed and de-
HveIed do hereby give public nOtee 70 au persons
claiming any interest in said property or IN the pro-
ceedsthereoL to appear before the Judge Of the Dis
tFict Court Of the United States for the D5r1et Of
West va at wheeling ,On the 12th day of SeptSm6
A. D. 1854, ufthe mmS shall be day sfgur1sdietiOn,
n not on The next day of JurisdetiOn thoTeatteE1
theu and there % intsFpOse Iheir claims ano make
- - EDWARD n NORTON,
u g. MaFGhall for the District Of West Va
REM n BnITH, U. s. Attorney. auglB
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THE N. Y. Tribune in speaking of those
who are shouting for Mcclellan in New
York, observes as follows:
The rioters who held our city in siege
during three days in July, ls63-who
burned the CoIored Orphan Asylum, turn
ing two or three hundred helpless and in
offensive children into the street-who, in
gangs of one to three hundred, hunted sim
pie negro boys and women through the
streets, manning. robbing and killing so
many as they could of them-are all hot
for Mcclellan. They paused in their dew
ilish work, and went around to his house
to cheer for him. That portion of the
gang who mobbed, sacked and set on fire
the Tribune Office were constantly shout
ing for Mcclellan. Their ring leader, while
among his confidential cronies he proclaim
ed himself for JEFF. Davis, and boasted that
we should soon see Gen. Lee marching up
Broadway at the head of a triumphant, in-
vincible army of Oonfederates, yet in pub
lie cheered and exhorted others to cheer
tor Mcclellan. "$50O reward to whoever
will show us a Black Republican" was
chalked on the opposite fence almost sim
uItaneously with the burning out OF the
young orphans. All who participated IN
those cowardly, rufianly, murderous riots
are now shouting themselves hoarse over
the nomination of Mcclellan.
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Hollands German Bitters!
From, J. Ne,Oton Brown, d. D., EDITOR ofths Escy-
oIopedia of Religious RHoaUted0e. 1902

H,oz, J.. Ne,Uton Brown, D. D., EDITOR Ofths Baey-
oIopcdia Of ReIi0iOIS kTotutcd0e. a3t
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines in general, through distrust OF
Their ingredients and elects yet know OF no sum-
cie1t reason why may not testify to the bennt
he beiieyes himself have received from any simple
preparatious the hope that he may thus contrib
ilts 70 tho benefit of others.
I do this the more readily in regard to HoohRnd's
aerman Bitters, prepared by DR.: @. n. Jackson, Of
thIa city, because prejudiGed against them Ior
many wears, under tho impression that they were
ehi.ay an alcoholic mixture. am indebted to my
friend Robert Shoemaker, Esq, for the removal OF
this preiudfce by proper tests and for encourage
meuf 10 try them, when suffering from great and
long continued debility. The use Of three bottles
Of these Ritters, at the beginning Of the present
wear was followed by evident relief and Iestoraton
to a degree Of bodily and mental vigoI which had
not felt for six months before and had almost do
spaired Of regulating. i theT -" 4nk God and
my friend 70 I directing me TO tn use ottnem
PhiladolpA SLIME %, 1861, 8 q
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Witness:

thereby certify to the best OF my knowledge and
belief inc above named guAFRntoTB are good and
Gucient as securities for the amount forW they
Ofior to be security. -.--.-
To be certified by the United States District At
tornsy, Collector Of Customs, or any other otheer
under the United States Government, or responHi-
bIe person known 70 this once.
All proposals received under this Advertisement
will bs onened and examined at this once on WHD-
NESDAf and SATURDAY Of each week, at II n.
Bidders are respectfully invited 70 be present ~ the
opening Of bids, II they desire .,,,,,,,. -,-
su Captain and ChiefQ QuaTtermaster.
Ian22-tf Department Of West Virginia.
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The Weldon HailroRd-Ungucce cessful
Attempts TO DIsl0dge the Unlontsts
EIGrtfng d DepreSsIng EnectS Ge'
Correspondence ofthe Petersburg, Express Aug. 20.
NEAR MALONE oRossIEG, PETERSBURG
AND WELBoN RAILRoADi Aug. 26. ] n
The people residing in this locality, have
Just received an idea Of the war, which has
most indelibly impressed it upon their
minds. Heretofore they have only read the
newspaper accounts and heard the recltals
of the wounded and convalescent, as they
would pass back and forth to their homes.
Since the landing of Grants army on the
south side of james river, our fears have
been excited time and again by the thou
sand aud one rumors which would reach
us almost every day, but knowing the Inn
portance of holding this line of ro ad, We
felt secure in the efforts which it was be-
lieved would he made by the Confederate
authorities to afford it protection. This
feeling of security was greatly shaken
however, when ON yesterday two weeks
ago, we learned that Grant had suddenly
swung around an entire army corps, seized
| the road, and proceeded to fortify. The
subsequent unsuccessful efforts of our
forces to dislodge the enemy had the effect
to still further depress us, and when, du.
ring the past Eve or six days, we learned
that the enemy were gradually le4Aenu'uB
their lines down the road, hope gave way
to q feeling Of deep despair. We prepared
for the worst, and many, we regret to say,
have realized all and more than they ex-
pected. .l.5
DESTRUCTION OF THE RAILROAD.
Ia walk to.daEy from the Fourteen Mile
crossing to Resms, distance of four miles,
showed truly q cad scene. On both sides
of the track the enemy have swept fences
land crops, leaving scarcely a yestige re-
4 manning. The crops, consisting chiefly OF
of corn and sorghum, have been fed. to
/ men and horses and the fences piled upon
the railroad siIls to assist In the burning.
The road is quite effectually destroyed
n as far, as Mrs. Fannie Hstton's place, q
distance of about two and three: quarter
j miles south of Ream's station. Above
1.-the station / did not extend my walk and
therefore cannot speak from observations
hut from all i can learn the same deslruc-
tion has taken place at least to Yellow
ltayern, making in all about nine miles el
the track destroyed. In some places
observed that the sills had not been de
stroyed; bat for the greater portion of the
j distance siIls have been burnt and the ireE
heated. s..s.5.5...s O.
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Valuable Property for Rent.

TNO LET ON GROUND 4 81 {, for a term Of years.
i about one hundred and MY feet Of the prop
erty fronting on Main street, and runntns back
aboat one hundred and thirtg-tgO feet, aud knoGn
A. the Zane Homestead property, im ne lately
north Of aud adIOIning ths HornDrOok buildinsa'
ThIs property win be rented In suitable buiiding
lots, ana embraces some or the best unimPrOved
- R.RARMSFRONG,
foR.sf -r.-... Trustee Of Emily A Zane
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DeSiFabIe Property for Sale.

TTHHg underlined offers for sale the following
desirable Country Residence: r.5.s..,
A Dwelling House aud ten Lots adtoininB' loeated
in the town o. Cranberry summit, Preston county!
west Virginia, on the line Of the Balhmore and
Ohio Railroad. The house contains eight apart
menta. Also, adjoining the house . RhysleiAnii
Tho property Is pleasantly Gituhted and . Eery
For Say inIorSatio1 desired apply to Dr.. WIZ. a.
RAVENSORARF, DOIm0ina8 City Iowa. G =. X.
JONR9, CranberTy Summit angI+ZWN
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Boiler and Engine and Other
- Machinery for sale,

Ar THE WHEEL FAor0AY, East wheeling,
"a opposite the UEOek, OaR 26 inch kiue bOiier,
2JIk feet long; one Ensins, in ~ n stroke, n
aood rnnninF order: 90 Il az In ShA.tlng and Pul-
Ieys and Billing Ons Spoke Machine, one Tenant
ing Machine Betting Maehine, and Wheel AAehin-
eEy for Gtting up wheels, and saws, &C.
For further Information enquire OF the undtr-
S11iI II,i ~ .tIIIss50s H. PHA-KS.
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A CARD.

DR. n. n. LEE-PHYE0IANs SURGEON
lllAND ACCOMPLISHMENTS for past fayoEs
would respectfully inform his friends and the public
Generally that he 4 stI doing business at his old
stand, Main street, near the Suspension Bridge,
where he viii oO happy TO attend % any business
in his linz that may be entrusted 20 his care Might
callg promptly attended 70, Dr.. Lee i8 graduate
of ne Reletie Medical Institute Of Cincinnati, and
has been VaFiously engaged In the practice Of his
prOfcsson for the last fourteen yeArs. Dr. Lee b
now prepared with all the necessary apparatus Tor
the Medical application Of Alectcity In the treat
mant OF Chronic diseases, 70 which be gonld invite
the special attention Of the anieted. 30 perfect e
the sHealIng Art" Of the present day (as praetoed
by Ecloeties) that few need despair Of reeeSng per
uianont benefit II they cannot Be peIieetly cured
Special altantion given 20 diseases Of women and
children. An communications strictly confidential
Our practice is safe certain and prompt leaving no
noreurial faint in the Sygtems but eleAnstng reno
VAting and the general system acting
IN unison with Natures unsrring laws H..I
a.t WHEELm9, WEST VA.s Dec. 4ths 1868
10 al tDhOn e may eO1eeLn: We. the undar-
sfRned members Of the West Virginia Legi8iatlres
take pleasure in saying that We have known Dr.
Richard II. Lee many years previous % the break
ing out Of the Rebellion, . Buccossful and enef-
Retie practitioner Of Medicine (Ofthe Eectie SCHOOL,
both in KAnaWha county Vs. and Gala county
S--S' a aTA0R aarator Tth nfGt
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PropertY Tor Sale.

Tm HOuse. nov occupied by J. LAnafri0d, Main
me House nov oocupIsd by Peter French, Water
kiso, the Dwelling HousS now occupied By T. II.
LOEAa, Main street, North washing.
The above will be sold low and on roas0nA0lo
LII WILLIAMS CO.,
aav1T. .soAS Monroe Street
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PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE.
uHW oUAREKRIIAsFKR,s oHIICE,
I1IpAn9IrHI1R OW Wn9R VIuoulIA.
oUr1lll1N6. n. January islh, lsBa


cJEAIED PROPOSALS duplicate are invited By
mSSter,s DepsFfmsnt in the Department of Wet
YIrElniA 81 ohAEiestpn P.EkeE.9aTg ana MhsSl- 81
Ine ~ Balfimure and Ohio Railroad, - follows
OlarkSbuIr q 0ialton, New Greek, O1mberlandt MaE-
tins6uI HaEsEs Ls5Eg. ~ sgFa, koes S,I ~ IA
Or either Of fhoae placaSs with HAy' Corn oAts ana
Ris. - rooe1 for edeIiVsry ofthrss thou
sand (e0OOl buahola of Corn or Oats and my (oo9
tons of Hay or Straw and upwards, and mnlt Be So
oompanied BY eoPy O. this sdyets.semenE ~
point they propose to make deliyerios, ald the
rata at which they Win make deliveries theEsats
ored the time When said delivery ahAl be COM
menced and when to be completed. ls1ia, :
An deliveries must be promptly made within ne
70 insure prompt ssttlemenf therefor. 7
Tho price must be written out in words on the
T6e particular kind Of description Of oats, corn
hay or straw, proposed 70 be delivered, must DO
stated IN the proposals. rs.t \
bushels each; Oats IN like sAekl Of about three
bnshels each; the aaeks % bO fnFnlshed without
extra charge 70 the Government the Hay ana straw
All article ofIsred under the bids herein invited
viii bo subject 70 . rigid inspection By a6OVeFn-
ContraetS Vii be AWARDED from time 10 time
70 the lowest responsible bidder, a. the inter
eSts Of the Goyernmsnt may requirei and payments
NeasASNNNN~e
Ghall have been csliVered and aeceDtOd.
No bids will bO considered from parties who have
failed heretofore 70 comply with their egntTacts-
All proposals must bo accompanied BY guar
auty, eigned by two resp0nnble persons that
n case the bid 4 accepted, he or they win, within
The time named, execute the contract Tor the same
With good and suileient suretie in sum equal In
amount 70 the amount Of the contracts 70 deliver
forage proposed, in conformity with the terms o.
this advertisement, and In case bidder shall laii
to enter into the contract they 70 make good the
difference between the offer Of said bidder and the
next lowest responsible bidder the person TO whom
the contract may be awarded.
Tho responHL ility Of the guArantors must be shown
by the oHeial certificate ofa United States District
Judge or Attorney, Collector Of Customs, or other
Government Ofhcial, known by this ONCE.
All npArties Will be duly notined OF the AoeeptAnoe
or rejection Oftheir proposals.
All proposals. must be mAde In duplicate ana %
accompanied with the oath Of allegiance OF the par
~ parties, unless II has already been placed on
hle in this ONCE. I..Laf
No bids except in the form prescribed, will be re-
ceVed and only from producers or parties regularly
engaged in the business. 20
The fun name and post once address Of eaeh bid.
der must be written In the proposals.
ringer, Chief Quartermaster Department. OF West
Virginia, Cumberland, Md and marked @ProPosAls
for Forage" I. .a.-1ar.
Blank forms Of bids, guarantees and bonds may
be obtained on application 70 this ONCE.
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sEcasrARr STANTON has ordered that the
wages of the sewing women in the EN-:
ployment Of the Governmsnt, be Increased
Wenty per cent. tiya