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The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1864-07-12

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Es maid uas binds her warriors sasa
wa sang. Isl gen hsf pam disssmblea,
vbils bsaeath Der dropping lash
One starry tear drqP hangs and srsmbi's-
Throurh Heaven alone reeords7ths tear
fe7gf a Der slgys
M tsta dr5gss dear
Assfsr.dsssd tls 6sld q glory.
iIe ii her huaband's ssord,
ga IE 6as5 ui5 Eespor wonder,
had graTsly speaks the cheering HOTdi
Whssshe1ef her hear ba rent asunder-
nd sr Pa
ne BOLT Htr arodld hln r1ttlef
Rh shed q satred blood as s'er
EasPoursd upeFs ted Of battle
ne mother % s5lceals her grief,
aid 81 6ispsl IL s5s ~ pfss9
hef tW hara 1orf ahd brief z
kissing the pasFios brew she blsssss,
Tithno one but her secret Con
70 know tha r1ia that sighs dp0n her,
Sheds holy blood as Ger the sod
Roesiyod q Freedoms field Of honor.
tnT --z--la-aflf
CooB Tha fllsWihe lia
asle written rs. Barbsuid, ia her Old
age. = IS, ON 8 Sc most beautiful stanEas
- tAs English lgogHnge. The poet Rogers,
81 IS 7id fond of repeating IL 10
zig fl Ids airing his latter years, and did
lWiit mush fsslil and fno effect;
LIE ss1 ben long together -
1hush plsaantsBd ibgough cloudy Weatherl
erd % part when fHiends are dear
PERHAPS 'tWill cost silent tear,
1n steal sway, give litele warning.
es' ftiRe eun tiEae1- - -----r--=-
~ not gOod night baE IN some happier
clinos
Hla me good morning"
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1864-07-12
80 RURAL AED EA.ILE YEEKLY
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New Type.
MdonE BURkL NEu-Y 0zkER, long Known
as the bezf end Hlsaf psPulaF Agrieulfi1aI, Hor-
iclflfrrd1, Lii9afg ma FGuiLv NeuspaDer in
h,s Country, entered upon is Fifteenth
Year and Volume. 81 the q Of Jauuary, 1864
Tie new volume Wil at least equal either Of
IS predeeessor ors ia Contents Style and Aps
pearanee, for we have resolved Io spare no
effort ur sEpehsB- tD.snhan6s che Fspdlation
aRd standing Of he paper as the
Best Newspaper Of its class
OF TIE CONTINENT.
Always Layal, Practical and Progressivel
The Rural 81 the FaTeritV Farm and Fireside
gourRal-laVg read aRd admired in beth
Town and Country. It's ample pages com
prise Departments devoted TO, or treating
fuom -
Agriculture Hortioalturg.
Afshitscture Rural Ecou5mV.
du5stiOn, arts and Sciences,
Literature, General News,
With various minor Departments, and numer-
Gus Illustrations, Tales, Sketches, Music, Poe
trJ. Edigmas, etc, ETC., rendering the whole
paper instructive and entertaining 70 the va
riJus members Of the Family Circle.
F Eaadd'tioi to The aboft variety, tie Rural
l3I L554ulll comprise a New AID Important
FeatuTe-a Department exclusively devoted to
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1864-07-12
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8IRhE, FCRAL lERHS ETC
Folrme XV f5f 1854, q ths R1rsi New
YORKER VII be published IN Superior lyle
via new tfpe. good Flits paper, and many
fine illdstrauonls. It's form win continue the
same as nOW-DOubles Quartz aR in
dezl tiile page, etc. atelOse Of Fsar, complete
IBRis aIW4Ys ~ ADVANCE 81 q
year; 3 copies FOR s.; 6 for St0i 10 for S15
with . free copy for every club Of six ormore.
~ Now is the time to subscribe and form
clubs Efficient Local Agents wanted in all
places reached by the United States and Can
ada mails, 10 whom We offer handsome pre-
miums. Specimen numbers, Premium Lists,
ect-, sent free to all disposed to benefit their
Reighbors and community BY introiEcing the
paper to more general notice and support.
Address D. II. MOORE,
Roehester-N Ny
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-01
Hoofland's German Bitters!

From J. Ee'gtOn Brown, 3. D., LtlttOr ofths EHey-
cloPedia Of Religious HT0SOtedGe.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines IN general, through dIstrust OF
their ingredients and elects, Yet know of sui-
cleRt Teas0n, why may testify 70 the bsu6t
he believes hISef 10 have FaceiYed fr0m any ample
preparations, Ia the hope that he may thus contrib
ute to the benefit Of fOthers.
LIDO this the more readily in regard to HoOhaud's
German Bitters, prepared by Dr. U. II. jackson, OF
this city, because was prejudiced against them
many yearBs under the impression shat they were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. l am indebted 10 my
tIisnd Robert Sl0emakers Asq, for the removal Of
this Pretudteo by proper tesla and for encourage
meut u try them, when suffering from great 6nd
long continued dsbnity. The uSe Of three bottles
OF these Bitters, Ot the beginning OF the present
year, was followed by OVtdeut reie aud restoration
To u degree Of bodily and mental vigoI which had
not felt for six months before sud had almost de-
4paiEed p, 19d, o. !, Regulating: thet !nf God aud
PhiladsIpA June Gs. 1851.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-01

Washington Cor. OF the Cincinnati Gazette.
A recent nlInsion in the Independent tc
the fact that Mr.. Secretary Cnase's per
supplied the concluding sentence of the
Emancipatiru Proclamation has been rs
ceived with a surprise that indicates less
general knowledge on the subject than
might have been expected. When the 6n0l
| drutt of the proclamation was presented
by the President to the Cabinet, it closed
with the paragraph stating that the slaves
| it liberated would be received into the
armed service of The United States. AIR.
Chnse objected to disappearance ofa docu-
ment of such nlomentous importance with
Aqtone word beyond the dry phrases neces.
proposed that there be added to the Presi-
dents draft the following sentence:
"And upon this act, sincerely believed
to be an act of justice, warranted by the
Consultation, invoke the considerate
Hj1dgment sof mankind, and. the gracious
ttltsdrQf luaig GOD; g
Ar. Lincoln adopted the sentence as Mr..
Chase wrote it, only interliniDg after the
word "Gonstitution," the words "upou
military necessity;" and in that form the
proclamation went to the world aud his
tory. The President originally resolved
upon the policy of issuing this proclama.
ton IN the summer of 1862. As he has
expressed it himself. everything was goiug
wrong; we seemed to have put forth about
our utmost effort; and he really dtdn't
know what more TO do, unless he did this.
Accordingly he prepared the preliminary
proclamation, nearly in the form in which
it subsequently, appeared, called the cabi-
net together and read it to them.
Mr. Montgomery Blair was startled. "If
you issue that proclamation. Mr.. Presi-
dent" be exclaimed, "you will lose every
one ofthe fall elections
MIR. Seward, on the other hand said:
81 approve of it, Mr.. President, just as it
stands. IapprOve oft in principle, and
| approve the policy of issuing it. on
ly object to the time Send it out now,
on the heels of our late disasters, and it
will be construed as the conyulsive strug-
gle of a drowning man. To give it prop
er weight you should reserve it till after
some victory.
The President assented to Mr.. Stewards
view, and it was withheld till the fall,
when it was issued almost precisely as
originally prepared The one to which
Mr.. Chase supplied the concluding SEN
lence was the final proclamation, issued
On the subsequent lst of January.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-01
our TO SEA.

The wird is blowing east,
And th1 waves HrU running free:
Let's holt the sail ut once,
Aud stand out to sea
Y"u aud mS!
AIN growing moro and more
A.wearI Of The shore:
1t was never 50 brfIre -
tut to sea!
Tne " nd is blowing cast
How IL swell thE Rtraining saiI!
A little further out
We shall have n jolly gale!
tCling to me-!
The waves are running high.
And the guiIs-hOw they tIJ
We shall only see the sky
Ont to sea!
The Wiud Is blowing east,
From the dark and blood y shore,
Where fash million swords,
Aud the dreadful cannon IOar!
Woe is mel
There's q curse upr.I the land
Is that-blood on my handIJ
What can We do but stand
Uut to seat
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-01

hereby certify to the best OF my knowledge and
Deiiei the above named guarantors are good and
s9eent a. securities for the amount for which they
To be certified by the United state. ufstr ~ =.
torney. Collector of Customs or any other officer
unEer ths United states Government, or resnonsI.
BILE person known 20 this Office 'A'''-
All proposals received under this adve,4,ssnsn,
vii be opened and examined ut this ofice on W a D.
NEsDAY Ne and sATOhD AY OF each week, at IL NJ.
b1ders are respectfully invited be present at the
opening of bids, n they desire.
A. Y. BARRINGER
Captain and Chief Quarters Aster,
yanxE'u Department OF West Virginia.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-01

A8-sPE0iAL NOTICES Donblo the above ratoa.
21-Yearly Advertising on reasonable terms accor-
ding to the space occupied aud the number Of
made. sea -- .'F.t7 =
All advertisements from tranAiOnt persOns or stranR
ers, to bo paid for ia ad1dnee
Business Cards not exceeding five lines SIS per year.
or $e for six months but for shorter period nothing
will be counted less than square.
Tho privilege of Annual advertising limited to
the AdVertisers' own Immediate busl Css; and all
advertisements for the benefit Of other prsons as
"fauction sale1d real estate sent in by them muse
be paid for at tlIe, usual rates,
81 Advertisement not accompanied with wr tten
directions, will DO inserted until forbid and char
accordingly.
Notices Tor Political MOotinss to bs charged in u
cases At full rates. IT, :.
Msrriases lStinespf !, an4 annouecras ,,s
OF sermons 80 cturS each uonyl1-1S3
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-01

40 year SIS at 99@ This,is under the sup.
position that the stocks will be paid, when
due. in gold. and not befure, This is the
light in which they5are held by the foreign
investors. 44 a.o
1t has been estimated by Que of the frst
banking houses in Nassau street that has
had The most agency in sending the s,ocks
to Europe, that in the last FIVE months
$40 100000 government stocks have been
sent abroad, some on orders and some to sell.
They depended on thetlarge profits shown
in the above figures 70 induce buyers. 1t
must be remembered, however, that what
is very profitable to a borrower is uot
equally so the lender. II depends on cir.
cumstances. Thus il railroad like the
Illinois Central perhaps, borrows 500, ,OOO,-
700 at per cent in Europe and applies it
to the deVelopement 6f,wealth in illinois,
the money SO applied will earn more than
its interest, and when returned will leave
the country richer than before. If, how
ever, Sc. 900, 900 ars borrowed at IL per
cent aud expended 10 gunpowder, in II
years $4,000, 900 must be returned, and
not vCstige of the M hsYsssif m tfemaip..
In the same mann septtal o6tat hed at
homess shouldf be III 10 S0ch Is manner
as in the least de teeto stop that couIinu.
cd production ofssWeaIth on which the
national existence depends. Thus to en-
courage mining Operations is quite as
important iu national point of view us
to rsplenish the Treasury. If the produc-
ton OF iron and spals should cease what
would become Of the nAtion2
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-01

GUARANTEES.
We. the undersigned, residents of--In In the
County Of, ANU state Of, hereby Jointly
and sevoralIy covenant with the United States an
guarantee in case the foregoing bid of-be
accspted that he or they will within ton days Itsr
th acceptance of said bid execute the contract Tor
the sane with good aud sufficient suret,es In n
SUN equal to the amount Of the contract to furmsh
the forage proposed in conformity to the terms OF
advertisement dated - 1864, under which tho
bid was made, and in case the sAid-shalI fail 10
enter into contract aS Aforesaid, we guarantee to
said l--and the next lowest responsibIe bidd.T
or the person to whom the contract may be awarded
Given uuder our hands aud seals this--day Of
Witness:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-01

PoRTLAND, Maine, and Portland, Oregon
The Eastern and Western geogranbieaI
extremesofourc conttnent-haye been SEM. /.
ing pleasant kilograms to each othar.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-01
The New Orleans sugar nIarhet.

The New Orleans Sugar Market.
By yesterdays mails we have Il les Of the
New Orleans papers, and other adyices, up
to the 18th of March. Z.
We copy the following from the New
Orleans Price Current Of The lsth inst
issued by P. G. 0'Riley:
SUGAR-with continued light recefpts.
little no stock iu frst hands, aud a .stea :.
dy and good uemard, prices have ruled
still more in favor of sellers, Indicating 4
further advance for the week of abouI
halo, u tb for the medium and better
grades kettle sugar. All on the
landing has been sold and is await.
ing shipment, or is held on sale bv
speculatOrs. The sales up to Wednesday.
inclusive, embraced 400 hhds, very near.
ly all the receipts, at prices ruliag within
the range of the following quotations: Re-.
filming grades 7Gl0c, inferior IO4ull8eg
common to good common l2al2Ic, fair 10
fully fair I3sal3s,, prime TO choice 1857
l44c, yellow clarified l44ol5c, white do.
~ fb iS4 =
Yesterday the inquiry was brisk sbnt
owing to very light receipts the sales were,
confined to 800 hhds in various lots AT nre.
Vious prices, for the lower grades. and an;
advance of fully 9G4c on the above pricas
for fair, fully fair, prime aud choice. The
total sales ofthe week thus sum up /, 700
hhls, in many lots, taken ou specula,ion.
and for export to. the North and West.
mostly for the West. We quote:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-01

The FInhnces--Tho old Market and
the Gold CertIhcateH--The IO-4O
Loan Amount OF Specie In the
TreasurY--Amount 90 be Paid OmG
In q Few Days.
NEw YoRK, March 80, 1864.
[From the Commercial Advertisers money article ]
The assistant Treasurer has issued the
following circular:
UNITED STATES TREASURY.
NEw YORK, March %, 1864.
By direction of the Secretary of the
Treasury, notice is hereby given that, until
further ordered, will issue to importers,
for payment of duties on goods imported
by them, certificates of deposit of gold
coin, to the credit OF The Collector of any
pOEt AS desired, in exchange for notes, at u
quarter Of QUE per centum below the cur
rent market value otgotd. ~
These certificates are not assignable, but
will be received by, the Collector from the
party TO whom they are issued.
j.. Cisco,
Asst Treasurer OF the United States.
No. o.=, United States Treasury, New
York, 1864
certify that --- has this day
deposited to the credit of The Collector of
the port OF New York $--in in gold coin.
This certificate is receivable only FIR duties
on imports trom the party to whom it is
issued, aud upon his endorsement.
--, Assistant Treasurer.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-01
9ailgg utellige11eer
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

TwELVIs SOLID LINES OF NoNPARrI1 (oR oaH Inch, )oA
LES0, NAKR A SQUARE,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-01

valuable sabre, sash and belt was
presented to Capt. W. A. Mccoy, Co. C,
Lat Va. Yet. Cavalry, by the members Of
his company on March 20. After dress
parade the regiment was formed in h oil !.
low square aud-tn behalf. of the company
the following appropriate remarks were
made by, Lieut.. F. Al. Work:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-01
The Emancipation Proclamation,

THE FIRST DRAFr-xa. BLAIR's AND Mr.
sEwARD's oBJEcTIoNs TO 1.-THE LAST
SENTENCE SUPPLIED BIZ Mr.. CHASE.
WashIpRton Cor. of theoincippatl Gav.tta
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-01
FORM OF PROPOSAL.

Capt. A. v. BAARINGER Chief arternaster Depart.
ment of West Virginia, Uumosrland, Nd.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-01
FRANKLIN INSURANCE Comply
OF WHEELING. Va.


UIhECIOIES8
John Reid, I. p. ShallerOss, Geo. & Wheat,
Geo Mendel. John Zeockier, sam Mcclellan,
Il. W. krauZheim, JAS ". Vance, Alex. LauShlin
4 us COMPANY having been duly organized are
prepared To take risks tnir rates on buildings
OF all kinds, merchandise, manufacturing Gstabtla
ments, turntture, steambOats aud cargoea on the
Western rivera and iaEea and also on the lives OF
Persons for u term Of yeArs- THIS Company offers
superior tnduceEnenta to farmers whereby they ci,
be insured for threo years at reduced rAeS Tisbe
ing home institution, composed of some ninety.Eour
stockholders, most of whom among our best bll-
biEe4s men, recommends itself to the favorable con-
stderatton Of the inauring public, and soicts their
APptica.iOns for insurance will he promptly at
tended TO by the Secretary
once, No. Mcclure Hou.e, being the same for
merly occupied BY Adams Express Company
JOHN REID President.
4. sAM'L McCLkLLAS, Vice-President.
m, NO ARTHUR Agent for paying Pensions. Office,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-01

Sabre Presentation by Co. O, LIST w,
Va. Cavalry.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-01

Price IS Cts per bottle, or six bottles for f4OO.
VRor sale by Druggists and Dealers everywher,
In the United States, aud by ell the Druggists anS
Dealers In Wheeling. oCts-1I
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-01

. NO ARTHUR Agent for paying Pensions. Office,
40. 1. 4sLuEe hOuay, being the Office formerly
oOSupied by Adams h2press Company. nDrl
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-01

WRAPPING PAPER
A LARGE STOCK, embracing all aizes nm to
"A 36X40, for sale az manu- ,aetn rets' rrts, ~ W
,o,1a hEfCALRG a BURT,
S-.- 90 Msin street.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-25

Mayor yesterday Hsriin wager was The name o.
one He barefooted Confederate soldier, AMI aid
tat he bad been discha god from the HoTards Grove
Hospital to go to his regiment in LongstreePs corps
He rot look II h, had been sick in his lie and
there yfr Little doubs that he sid his shoes TO pro-
cure The whisky upon which he got dunk. The watch.
who arrested him said he fought like tiger Tie
Mayor sent him to the military authorities
The other individual who had drunk too deep was
plroled Irish-Yankee prisorer Of war named VIM. D.
Quinn, who works in the Confederate shoe shop On
Navy Hill. The Mayor retained him for FUR her ex
animation.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-25


A Omar PUBLIC WANT SUPRLHD-we invite special
attention to the advertisement, in another column Of
Excursion Tickets over the Richmond and Fredercks.
burg Railroad.
Precluded as our era.ly ncteas population is this
SUMNER from opportunities Of visiting public watering
places or other more private resorts in the country and
destitute as they are OF their usual Of riding and
driving out Of the city, few accommodations more &C
ceptabe and Useful could be offered them, than these
announced in this advertisement The hours at which
the trains are run bstWeen this city aud the South Anna
River, are precisely those, which are best suited TO
afford the greatest possible convenience, comfort and
healhful recreation They enable people suffering
from the heat dust and impure air of the city to enjoy
for three hours either the freshness and fragrance of the
woods and fields in the deWy hours Of morning, their
welcome shade AID beezs after the exhaustng heat Of
days labor in the city; without any encroachment on
the usual hours OF business. And by the liberal reduc'
ton of fare on these tickets to one-ha this comfort is
afforded at a cost less than fourth What any other
veyance would require. Persons desiing to spend
day in the country the beautiful village of ASH
laud can avail ht melvCs Of these tickets. To those
who cannot spare three hours for ride on the passen
ger train, the establishment a regular sche due
frequent trips at certain hours for the street ard steam
coach between the depot in this city and Camp Lee
affords very pleasant ride at very small cost, with
an opportunity in the afterr Of attending the dress
paradss al listening the music Of the fine band at
Camp Lee To ladies and children these excursions
peculiarly welcome and valuable.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-25
BALLARD HOUSE.
IMPO FAINT OH A N & Il.

rHHE Proprietors of the BALLARD HoUsB
l. deemng conducive 10 the comfort and convenience u
their patrons visitors determined TO conduct the hss
the EUROPEAN STYLE So
after tie s Of April next The patronage Of the travelling
public ana ysoB generally respectfully sosd - cur hhI
win supplied with the best that the market Afford to3
every convenience and comfort regare rooms AID ssysS
attentions viii be fufnIEhed.
The PsoPRKToRs beg leave 10 expre@ s ar 70 hois sb1
generously pstrorzed them, and by giving hs ss
vdus attention 70 the pleasure and comfort OF u Or gess Lct
NEXT q Continuance Of the
AkAIs-fron A. A. to IL p. N.
apl J. q. JALi1AtE8kO. u Co.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-25

HusrISes CoURr.--Y esterdsy morning, Msrriwether
Quarle', penitentiary bid, tried for stealing $50
from James F. Smith, at the LInwoOd House, and SEN
t'nced to The penteniiary FL two yests By law, Ave
years Is aided to hi trim, as he has been in the pen
Tertiary before
Thursday evening, Robert CLARK, boy of IA, Wassent
to the city jail for six months for picking the pocket Of
VIM J. hcDoOald OF $500; and John Howard, pa
rolled Yankee deserter to the pententary for
FIVE years. for garrong Peter D. Bernard and robbing
him Of $500.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-25
PATENT SORGHUM on SUGAR CANI
CRUSHEH,

THE difficulty of obtaining imported sugar
Il and nolasses compes rely home production.
onysted IN Sorghum will yield s1olset oassi
for consumption ofdlrsry farm.
Prepare land and plant your seed earysecrsa gocs
oTuthsr and akG Eclssses soon a. TIE sorghua
matsres.
The EubseihGE has obtained Letters 7aen. from hs Coniee
s.ates for and improved Sorghum Sugar Cgs
sslksn The saving Of the juice a. 1cwg Ia The soneny
the machnen simplicity Of constuf
uon snd In the with which kept n good uEring eT.
it ID much superior 10 the machines heretofore Used.
FOR 6ALZ-sTATE RIGHTS AND COUNTY RiGHEs.
and particulars, address the ubscrber Bslsvs
Post oce PoHhstan County VA JOHN BOOKER, Esq, rie
has model, at The orce OF Kerr Lyon, Richmond. Va
spl- d2tkcsms TH0dA6 0. B7oWh.