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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22

NO MANS NAME u MORE INTIMATELY
y oenneetsd With fhe hfstofy 81 the Msfsrla
hadioa q The United States. Or mere 64afahiY
hHoyn a. 4 pisnseF - Aas1leai discovery than
that % Bf. JOHN III, Of Lssuisssils, ~. His
tuimlishls Tfspafntisa a aaEsaeaFIliA has ienR
steed ~ abe bed 81 IS *srlaaa esmpoans u thai
vaiuabls drug His
q -soa re- aasa ms hsa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-06
ENECU IOR'S SALE OF EALUA-
DIE REAL ESTATE.

DAFT q l.: No. -. ouEuvr u MaTse; .I.L FrauS.
.iE streets. --'-.lllS .s1 ? fame teEerusat-
Pl-t 20 1t ~ g. c.. .lts 1'N-su tTTeeL. near
f=sEk-.--
Lot SO i aat T.. zlIL their JuIldiar,. corner
= jlaI1 80 FE.lSIu -t.--Js, e--t ,t--.
Part o. 1t NJ. =, Htsr -.'- uf Market street.
7ar A. -zl., VI E4lla -=.y-.ei - tsO ~ story
tT.-k -zr.I2u--
yas-l44f o; l.; =. o. ss-: ,rG- o. Main street.
-lth IE5 > 't-rg yUe. iN-s.Ius Nls ss., building.
Lot ~. -, Sss-er Uf - -; street .ll r.rkArit'-
Allag. rElait = 90 she TU.-r-
pf.- -a48 % Lsi No .ss. ,.-r-r a. u EpIEas .aI
liE-t -t--vt> 'rsl ,ll t-a $50 = bros Hing;
Part - Ii 40 - tzll 1ui J-f'zr-.t u
stE--t. 49, -.t-, alto iHrs- - good dSelli,. <
houses.
Ir+51 acre, of Land i- Hsr-.tII s.utty, -Ad lAui
t-sl- ulisr goa g-.slsDfsYu- zui htvIaE =opd
;GIs4. T. 90 sL4rEez
sa.r H: t-- zt..s . .-l-.t-I ~ I--ty eau he pur-
H-r.I - g-s..r= s.I= 90 ar t-fsr- tile .r-t
siDl-,y ia tzrT, I.OI. Il -L!e.i dime ,ar re-
ua.a -r WilI l. JHrTeI - lie .rJgt tgJr Of the
Co-rJ Hogs- gs yEl5 rr.z.iy AZ i..blsc aH=iinu-
l.. T.sWEENET,
EIesGtas < tn- estate d y. McSashrra.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-06
VERY DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.

N ii Usse-s Er, ,iestFcus q closing a. hI, Lu.-
i Less VlEl = N.r< e sIvuslu.s his time Ia the
C2uH:Ey. Ger, foE sAle the t-IoW.us desirable real
r-IN:e. - Nit
Tie g.. .ad -,TeLoC,y corner Mulberry Alley and
Main - &C. l.& occupied by = >WeSley 1 sou.
EEls ----l ! -tJT-- HI L.. El-s! .li
. ven aLa,-al.lAls t-..E-
Ai-o ist, No. Nnd 1 iu square ,, fronting OF
NA.rr .tEyet, grgNeeu Monroe aud Mulberry Alley.
CO ELIsL j. =E--t-t tgSu story frame dWrrIuS-
Corner Jog y l-y OF g=.i' s.4g "a street. East
NLrvs---
Lais =, - - -, -, IJT ,uG los. situated in
NoIEE Nh-elau.. c"rle-u' iA!u Ald Lurv streets,
btl-s former r'--It=rce gf tA;- JyuAthAu Zane
LIT NJ - "a e4-s eide u Main -tg=ri, VhIch
= z=r-t~- a tlrr- story -Esgk dwelling
L-ss y" d. L.. -s's1I - Eita tour 81 tWo story
t-Atnv Dwelling on parS 9f los Nc ! sui l.. ,iGg
Atei Ou Vet -trret, No-th Wheeling
y-vEaii u !g; NJ =, east aide VI Main s;Ie ct,
=; st-1 t-r--y- Was-.u..aL sDd Alan. st-rc =
&liE sd - . story t=1cA l1-rIEuS Lgu-v.
Lott ~" - - so - --as % No =. '-<t s'Je
~: N.- -ts=-t, -lT-rr g MAla Aai Third street,
CeUGTe = L-v-lLs-
Surs- taGof lot ~. y, ca sti street. tct4sea
" ar5= - Ja.oa street. Eiyt -aIA!i britE h,u-v
NY . ia- asls- .-gsgEfy ca BE ruTc-A-eI ~
.E-EA-s s..- 20 1z'--- Tie bret nuIAy & PsoFu
zEys Lso-. - -a.-l. tila= Eu= Remainder Ill Be
g7srsa-s putt ssSr s9-E--s s--- s--s
CLurt House o. Da:o eJ-uty.
sz=-9tI 7. SWEENEY
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-06
Proressor t.oII,vIn sn.ltn,

One ofour steadfast friends in England,
has published Il reply to the misstatements
uttered during recent speech in Glasgow
by the notorious Spence, formeIy a rebel
agent, but now, as Professor Smith shows
by citations from the Richmond pspers,
disowned by the rebels. Professor Smith
concludes his letter with the following
puugent passage:
IL see that Mr.. Spence does not dwell
much on the tariff theory Of the secession.
That theory has served its turn by prOvi-
ding English morality with q suhtcrluge
for symPathizing with slave power lie
now dwells more on u difference of nation
ality between the North and the South.
But before he calls on the President to
sacrifice the constitution to his ethnOlogi-
cal theories, he must, l think, make those
| theories more precise. He allows, if, |
mistake not, that tue Canadians are of
the same race as ourselves; he says that
the Canadians are Of the same race rs
the nOrtherns, but he says that the north
erns are not Of the same race as ourselves.
4 good many Of the nUrtherns can scarce
ly fail to be pretty nearly OF the same
race as ourselves, since they have hut Just
left our shores. The old gent t'cman in
'Tristram Shandy,' after hearing all the
learned arguments on tho other side,
comes round in his mind to the conclusion
that, after nll, the Duchess of Suffolk must
have been some kind of relation to her
own son. Yes, on those battle fields the
| COvcnanter is once more encountering
the Cavalier: and think that once more
the Cuvenanter will win, and that once
more he will save liberty from tyranny,
and progress from the worst of all reac-
tiun. Of two great efforts to drug the
English race back into slavery Of body
and mind, one found its grave Mt Mnrston
Moor aud the other at Gettysburg"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-06
Letter from Harrison County
HARRISON County, WEsT Va,
Inn 2 1894

,
Editors IntsIIiyeacer
The elections in the various townships
! of Harrison have resulted IN filling ma
jority OF the offices with Butteruuts and
SecessiOOistS. How this result has been
brought about it is difficult to divine, as it
is an indusPutnble fact that the thoroughly
loyal people of the county are as three to
one, and they are very much dissatisfied
with the result announced They are
sure that with full vote they can carry
every township in the county, and they
are unwilling To be governed by a class OF
men who have done all they could in op-
position TO our new State, aud some OF
whom are outright Secessionists. Il is said
that the election ls void on account OF some
irregularities in the action of the Super
visors. For instance, it is provided in the
act TO regulate elections by the people,
passed Nov. 10th, 1868, that when there is
no BOari of Supervisors, the persons law
fully acting as Supervisors of the election
shall meet on the twelfth day after the
election and declare who are elected. See
Bath section of the act This section, il
seems TO me, was designed TO meet the
wants of the first election under the new
system, and why it WAS overlooked or
diIregdTdedis is to me inexplicable. Instead
OF the Supervisors of the election, who
were the only persons authorized to meet
and decide who were elected and give GER
IIGcates, the men who were voted TOR as |
Supervisors met on the twelfth day and |
proclaimed hsmJelreJ elected, and then GER |
tilted the election of others. This, to say |
the least Of it, does not look right, aud il |
the law has not been complied with the /
validity of the election may well be ques-
toned. This being the case. would it not |
be best 10 set the election aside and order
another? The new law bearing upon elec-
tiOus would be better understood, and the ,
bluniers and Irregularities of the last be
What think you?
WEST FURK.
lOur correspondent asks our opinion.
1t is this. II Uuion men, being in the
are SO apathetic AS to suffer
themselves to be out-voted, they have no
remedy but TO submit. Any other idea is
simply revolutionary.l
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-06
Hoofand's German Bitters!
Fro., J. Nr.r:or BrotgE. D. D., Eiiior of;hs Eaey-
esqFeItEI cI RslIgioHI EH0sclodSc.

FrOs J. -Nrsraon Br0tgE, D. D., EIiior of:hs Ency-
es2FcdII 81 R,!Igi0sT En0IclsdGs.
Although not disposed TO favor or recommend
Patent A~ItCinss ia general through distrust OF
IheIT Ingredients AID elects, yet EuOw Of sum
Gent rvAsJu, by may not tUstfy % tle benft
1- believes himself hAyr eiyeI FROM any simple
preparations u this EOIe that he may t.igs contrib
ute 10 the 6eu-Gt of others.
do this tue more rvAGIIy regard TO HOvdAni's
German bitteTs pref aTrI by Dr G ". jackson. Of
lis cIIy J.e aus- PREF udicei against tLeI ior
i.Auy yeIrs. under The Impression shat they were
gl.!rLy an alcoholic mixture am indebted TO my
Iieni Robert Shoemaker, Esq., for the removal OF
tAs prgiEIIcs ~ IESPsT tests and Tor encruFHSe e
meal 10 Try them, shsn sansrtng trUaa great and
luaE Continued Debility The OF three bottles
- she-s Bitter, ~ the beginning Of the present
GJ.g - 10y evident relief, aud Ie-tuTAtion
10 = degree q bodily 4Ld mental ViSyI which had
Rot felt for six months befg1e zud had Utmost
,paircd OF regulating. l TheI - iub God and
ny ltisEd 10 dIrrCEius me u tn Ese i lusm.
NJ VI y BROWN.
PhisdSIlA :. June p, lsol.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-06
aailp guttlligrntrr
TEKnIs Of ADVERTIsISc.
TEEsvI SoLLD LINIs or SuSPAHEII, toE oxE Inch loA
LEss, MAKE SQULRI

sFLtLAL NJTICL5 DOuDIe The above Tatod.
. .Ao-feaTiy Advertising reasonable terms acc0r.
ding to the sPAce occupied and the number caHges
made.
All from transfer persons or -trAug
ers- to be TIId fnr ddpdncs.
Business Cards uut xceeding i've iincA 81 per ar
or - for six months, bat for "a shorter period nothing
will be counted les thAn n square
The privilege OF Annual Advertising limited to
the AdveTtiseTs' own Immediate Lusi css: aud all
advertisements for the benefit OF other prauns as
we'll all legal advertisements, and al, IIstnL pts
81 auction sales and real estate by them muBI
be paid for At the usual rates.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS not AcconipAn led with yFttsb
direetionh will be inserted until forbid aud charged
accordingly.
Notices for Political Meetings DO charged in all
cases at ICn rates.
Marriages, Notices Of Funerals, and auuoneelnouti
Of sermons, 50 conts each nuuvIl-'5p
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-06
Meeting In S1nr.haII county.

At meeting held nj Rosby's Rock,
". Va for nominating township officers.
ThOs. Johnston was called TO the chair,
when the following nominations were
made:
SupsTrisor-G. ". Evaus.
WdgsfrdteS-N. S. Fish aud Samuel ~.
Wykerl.
CLERK William DObb5.
Totrnship Trsdsurer-MiIrs Bonar.
Orersser Of Poor-Isaac Gorby.
ConStlJle-JUhn Martin.
ResoiUsd, That copy Of the above be
sent to uhe Wheeling LuteLiiyencsr, with a
request to publish the same.
THos. JOHNSTON, Pres't.
jouS RULOHG, Sec'y.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-06
Letter from n w est VIrgInIan In
Iowa.
NoHwALK, Iowa, Dec. 25, 1868.


SoRwALK, Iowa, Dec. %, 1868.
Editors Ante!iiyeneer
Dear Sir,-As now sit costly by my
fireside, away out here in the midst of these
plains, my mind iusliuctively turns back
upon the years that are past. am ma
tive VirginiRu, raised near the centre Of
the State, aud OF course look upon scenes
that are now trauspiring there with emO-
tiOnal interest. Witnessed the struggle
between freedom aud despOIism until
April, 1861. Being au iIInerunt minister,
travelling iu connection with the Western
Virginia Conference, had fair view Of
the causes which produced the rebellion
and made u new und free State OF West
Virginia. The blows Wero first struck at
the Methodist Episcopal Church, and es-
pecially at her Ministers and every Editor
that did not enter upon crusade against
the Church, aud her ministry was de-
nounced as black d6ohnoHist.
often admired the course Of the Wheel
Jag iHtsihgeHesr, aud would gladly have
acted us AN agent for it, but the people
were too iimid 10 take it. But as sure AS
the needle points TO the north pole just so
sure will truth prevail. The very blow
that was designed tU crash the last effort
on the part OF liberalism in Western Nir.
giuia, nude her a bright star in the galaxy
OF free States. OIL how my heart bounds
when think that at least n portion fNir-
ginia stood true 10 the government in her
time Of trial. 1t is true the new State does
not embrace IN its area the place Of my ma
Iivity; und that some VI my nearest reln-
Iives may be crushed iu this mighty strug
gle, yet | would rather staud alone than 10
10 see our great nation divided. Nay, let
Inc die also rather than this. Having an
helpless family Gni:bur lit { of this worlds
goods, as the storm ueared US, I took
transfer To the West Iowa Conference, Huh
were it not for the lac; that our brave boys
leave US to die on hard won battle fields,
and the weeds w0rn by mourning widows,
mothers and sisters we would scarcely re-
alize that this grent struggle was going on.
regard your excellent paper as having
guided your Il bad like to hive SAID our,) }
noble State to her present honorable posi-
tion. For that reason enclose 81 so to
bring il to my western home once more.
Afectionaiely yours,
IOGEa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-06
TRUSTEES SALE.

10y virtue Of n deed Of trust executed by Sanford
ID u. Hall on the nineteenth day Of March, ls62,
aud now OF record in Ohio cOdnty, State OF West
Virginia. In Bo i5page 52l, will sell in the city Of
wheeling, the front door Of the Court House,
the third Monday in January, isth,J 1865, the fol-
10 ling property viz:
Lots numbered 5, (eIghD ., (nlnc) aud 10, (teu)
also 25 ieet Of ground running back u-aTly the
full nth Of said lots situate the north end Of
Market street. In the city Of Wheeling, with the
improvements thereon, which consists Of large
aud conYeGieut brirk hOnse, with brick stable and
other out houses. The said house Is known As the
Culbertson HOUSE.
Terms OF sLle-Cash.
Pc-son4 desiring iniOrma'iIn can apply to John
A. Vincent Efq. 7. A. MAULSBY,
decIs-taA Trustee.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-06

TRUSTEES SALE

IlN Ntsar e.. dsgf % Sra,I ,x-curri b, uusL
~ nis. v.s On tie l'th IlAS OF March. 1859, AuI
~ @! r,SSr4 Ii Lh0 e0gf =, state -fWest Nri a,
10 t''~ - r7's - sud slsa Iy other decd .: trust
ts-fIas 1Nis IS = dNy April i. y aud Of rvcorI !
DO OLt- o-tiN, safe OF Wet Nir-.l,, vii sell
llc NtS 90 " As,!iLS 81 gI- 'fyuI OF The Court
tl- .3iH-.us rIvi~ytN. Ntss tsog, ~. -, iJS =
~ % o slsy ui WAc-.ta-
AHI =; he s.a.s s.lc ,.- .tNss. apiece Of Erouud
~i.L The inpruN rtsca i..'cRH .SeAIed Al the west
ea- 90 tn.nu -tsvvf, 'u iar ~aArt formerly knoWu
~ tuu Esary li.s4sr-
A., .: Ise -.1-y i.aas sud II,,v. the soIIou ing
PFs.eE - GEAal.-I- --sg.oa G.. tav sIy - Wheel.
l-s 900 Nu.ury street, part ut Let ~ 81. being IS
lr0t, moe or - part Of isJ No. 2S, beng 2S
lrr Rr- ns t-> % lst OAss side, Nai the sect haiT
a; Ia %" "a CcatEv -STr~t. WAich - well ~.
f-.'Hl Saa - rGrs-ut rSUIirI Ny Mrs. NcCul Cu Et
.ts- .ls, EIsg hueihE, uSTth hA.T y. Lot No 10
halt ..u: No -, AaI Lot NJ s.
Aso. At the same time and place, ,1!ecS Of Land
vvutAGutBH . acrrs sCriAge. Nith coal pTiyilpEe
u ..- -cs : >1it land Is boGRjed on the north By
-. .-u AaL ea ia' Wssi Sy lAads of the Crescent
A. = The ,,a.s sime NnGPlASr, l.l SHARE, OF
,rg>A "a .ac Belmont sridse C., aud /. shares OF
s-ssS . ihe N0tihSustrru Bank u : SiuiA-
AZ 49, Ell uais- sle drei trust 0u The
.ylgs. y a2sy II I4LGEgy, isis, - the tsHu uf
NH,ui-Nil.r, Marshall cyUaty, state u Wet Yir-
A.asN iNIul Known - the "SoSkaINu Place" situ-
ste sid MarshAiI county, on the WAtrr- Of Yish
SSreN c-z.al4 sSI N-ge~r Glsv ~ less SAii taTIl
- ~ ata- isr i'l-u EA.suu sul eight miles from
Csaplrs- sNfi iIrui ~ril be iiyidr,i IA TAGc-IA
,GEG .uTahNs
al >Lsl .vlI aaarr the ,aii Lcryi = tru,, on
Wrtl=-l,y- 'Et SsIh tAN % January, ls'i. Lu tie
trss- af NN-L.l-N.4-r. sale % lE4., 30 Br,snuut
-11a's- IN ASTris'site Perry TteL. AHt E7.I. the
JHtIA-v Hct-i. NHIl los. @ lS5 ~ iSu. Al-J
Lsts Ne, L.. 80 and lSI, all located in sad town OF
hAutGsNule.
TrTu, OF saie-uuc th.ri in ca L. the balance iu
So y.Ne zs.l sEts Gl-4sL- -IEA iutr.rsE, ith
sfr1s - sr-lE 80 ;iIle eTstAini uutIIthe money
], -. j.
A OF the Above property vii L. odd at p'tVAEe
s..e
Al per~1uz tsgtt,J 20 rhr r-t.I- Vt Hugh Oh J,a
- sz-, L..N z-.aGus-, -sat-. az yla-rNTE-. 9.
tar e IN % " Cll %, will cal! ant settle the
-s44z- Aal Al! Iseg-HB having claims against tie
stNt- Hi abe said nsh Nichols Or the irsu o; J. Nj
.-i4 Co. Sili pEg--aS the same ia s-gtlrt-rut.
Isaac COTS. TTE-T,r.
I-ac Cg;,s i fgiIy sutf1TG=ei a. .=Ite the estate
81 Lu-a NIstu.- ae5eA.o.. 20 E-i and euuyey any
ui he above .e-- lbs! properly either a. pablo
private sale, GUt has my fnI Consent th rrtn-
WI SICaOLS.
wHlElsN.s Dec E;h. T>E1-ts
- C-..r,'a.s ClEyal-.s ssPy Aal --ai I'll TO
thi- a=las-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-06
Commissioners Sale


Jsno- Em.Iey, C0mr.t.
ag.lu-t , II ChaIcsTy.
Peter II PrgIeh AL sth r., D.fts-D
TyT sGrr.= u = Isgr~ - :r- irrg!t o 1T fyr Chic
ID euauly, made % the 9th day Of October lsE-3.
Iir-ct-d 10 the uudvTsix Igd special Ccnm-
anI Ale time grrlgl IJr t4o Ia Isut uf t- debts
"a aid .scrs- r4yfaE s17!rsf shall, uu Monday.
tue 18th Day q JaHuRry, sSi, yaeT ST sag a. the
.rsut EaaT - th~ Court H01-" of ohio county IA
tts city oI WHel NJ that part Of .; No. 81. situate
- tue 9Th ward %. the city yf Wheeling, And con-
y-yeA q -alG French By James II stout and Wif-,
ty I.-! 10 = r-clTI ln TIE E- orde.s t;Tcr -
Ohio Euuaty ia Box NO y Ilt-- 50
TEzr- - sBts-4 -uE4ricut amount in hand TO
rAy the e1--, ~ sid sAl- Nud the St- 1f sAd suit
49,! credit q ,lr twelve - -Ig teen months the
flrchas-r giving LpnI nLd -yJd 'scuritT for tbs
tsEerr,d VAyEasnIs: aid bJads ,-IrfuE interest
from tE- Jay q sale
HENRY { FLE-IIER
del. ut SIslIal CImui.sl0u.r.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-06
SALE OF VALUABLE PAPER
OIILL AND ELLINGS.

AErILL L. sglI ~ tie fEsut dor cf the Court
W r. nee = Ohio county al ;A- hrst Monday Of
F-LruE-g. 1905, G not previously cold at private
sale Lott No aud 10, SiH THE buildings ald ap-
.ur;sallcss thereto EIu- kugu p s the Phnni1
Ptr.-T Niil. --r--. g Water AID >-c0uf streets.
Czntrs Hhs-.4ES.
An, .u:grH 4Il6u 10 regard TO the above property
-Au BE obt.ia-d 10y applying - J. r. Dlckry, At
PegyIr- B4gk, or 10 the galzr-Eued-
T. sTEESEY
fg-g4 q PTGs't- q 81 4 2 Bank
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-06

TUE sales ol the five-twenty bonds have
been steadily increasing. The sales for
last week a83pnted to some twelve mil
lions. These - stments in government
funds will help 6 Pri1k the bubble ofin-
tiated prices, br the money is thus with
drawn from speculative operations, which
have been aud are still doing SO much to
enrich the few at the inconvenience OF the
many. 0nly about SEC, 900 900 OF the Eve
tweuIies now remain to be disposed Of
Some excitement was occasioued in Wall
street last week, by the appearance of IA
circular from Jay Cooke & Co., the gov
ernGent's subscription agents at PhiIadel-
phia, stating that ou and after January l,
they will offer for sale Ht par, S35 900, 900
Of five per cent legal tender notes, the
smaller notes to be paid, principal and in
teresi, at the end Of u year, and the larger
ones, having coupons which will be paid
semi. annually, torDe paid At the end OF TWO
years. The banks which have not yet re
ceived the $50, 100000 of these notes which
they have paid fOr4feel uggrieved that the
treasury department should pay Cooke &
Co. for disposing Of these securities, which
they would gladly take aud pay for at tue
convenience of the deposiTors.
1t is expected that, If the exigencics Of
the finances should require. Congress will
give Secretary Chase permission TO issue
5000 ,OOO. 900 OF the fve-tweuty loan. At
present, the wants Of be treasury are very
supplied from the sales Of the
five tWenues and from customs aud inter-
nal revenue. Tue disbursements Of the
government for the public interest due in
gold on the lst OF January, amounted to
So IjO. 900. of which three millions were
paid out from the New York office /, is
probable lhnt tue February army payments
will be made partly in the small notes OF
the new national banks. Some OF these
have already appeared from the first ma.
tioGal bank Of Washington. They are
made as current, 40 well Ne secure, by the
terms and pledges OF the bank law, in all
the business of the treasuTy-oIber than
customs and interesI-as the ordinary
greenbacks Between December 10 aud
70 there were established fourteen addi-
tioual national banks with au aggregate
capital of nearly two millions Ot dollars
There are now nearly Two hundred of these
banks established in all parts OF he conn
Try and the whole amount OF capital in.
vested in them is little less than thirty
millions Of dollars. The law requires that
these bnuksshall deposit one third Of their
capital with the United States treasurer,
in United States bonds, aud they will be
allowed to issue notes TO the amount OF
ninety per cent. upon these deposits
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The Union state central committee OF
California have resolved that the Union
members of Congress from that state be
requested to suggest to the Union national
committee the prOPriety of holding the
national convention nj Getty sLurg.
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HERE is a aspecimeu OF Washington "per-
sOnaIs:" A lady Of refinement and educa
tion would like to make the acquaintance
of q senator or foreign legation. Address
post Office, Florence Benton.
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are rebels, lighting against lawfully cau.
stituted authority"

are rebels, lighting against lawfully cou.
stituted authority"
The argument OF this is badly mixei +;
the rebels are under the constitution or not
under it, just as it suits their convenience
at the time : out the main purpose is evil
dent enough. The rebels are not disposed
to recognize their fugitive slaves as Iegiri-
mate United States soldiers. and they will
murder such as fall into their hands, or
give out that they do, in order to excite the
fears OF the negroes and deter them from
eulistiug. That seems to be the gist of
the matter, as they look at it. How to
checkmAte them iu this game is the prob
Iem. Nothing is really gained by either
side making lLe fate of white soldiers de-
pendent uPot the negro question.
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Hoofand's German Bitters!

tFLhELf NEHEIABLE-)
Hosts uf iEuvTAut QGAcks and uuscrupuIuus aiyriI.
lGTeTs' have oIrued upon suffering humanity the
uOod gatus VI SOstTuuis in the shape Of poor whisky
EiIeiy compounded with iuJuTi, iruSs and chris
truSa IuEics, StUu!Achics and BiIter..
beware OF the iunumeIA able array Of Alcoholic
pIrpArAt4Vus IN plrthuTc bVIt--, And high brllied
Ar-, under the modest AppvllatiOn OF bttrrs which,
instead Of curing, only AErAyatc disease aud leave
the disappointed sufferer in despair.
HOOFLASD'S GERMAN BITTERs
Are not and untried article hut have stood
the tr.t OF niir-n years trIAl by the American Do
lie, aud tLcIT reputation and sale allied by
any similar PREPARATION.
The prvprietOrs have Thousands Of Letters from
the Inust eminent Clergy uIsn, II yeTs, Physcians
aud CitiIeus, tsstiying, their personal AUowl-
Eigr 10 abe bsaeneiAl elects aud medical virtues
these hitters
10 YoU WANT SOMETHING To srRENGrHEN
YOU!
DO TOU WANT \ GOOD APPErITEl
DU YUU WANT To BUILD UP YOUR CONsTITU-
TON
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Do Yvu WAIT To SLEEP WELT
Do IOT WANT 4 BIIIsh AND VIGOROUS rRELr
INGl
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Price rs cts. per bottle, or 'I BOTTLES for 400.
r1-Ygr sale by pru EEiGts and Dealers SVHryWhST!
In tbe UnItod States, aud BY all the DTuggsts and
DoalsrB In WhoSli1E oete-lJ
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NO. 03I ARCH STREET.
Principal og5es and HaHErao'OrE
JoNEs 4 EvANs,
lsuees.soru to c. NJ Jackson 4 COL
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GUITAR INSTRUCTION

DY MRS. -. II. HECK. .yr ,,r.fct.r,r,
Music >I1Tcs. t,f- fi,t
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Hydraulic Cement.

s. YNNS" brand. superior article Tor clste,u-,
i ! SC, always on hand. aud for sale low
MErCALF 4 BURT,
AuEH sG Main ,tT,-t
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DR.. W. A. CnILDs, surgeon Of the Tenth Vermont
Regiment, writea:-"I wish every soldier had bot
tic OF Plantation Bitters. They the Eiivc-
tive, perfect, aud harmless tonic 1 ever used"