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1854 ARRANssssAHNTslS6A

1864. ARRANssssASNTsl 1864.
FEW ToRK LIHEB.
TnE CAMDEN AND AMBoY AND PHILADELr
RHLA AND TRENTON RAILROAD comPA-
ERoR PHILADELPHIA 70 NEW FORK
AND WAY PLA0kS,
Hsss VALIANT ptrsst Wharf saA Kan
hnsto.. Dspot,
VIII LAW AZ FOLLOWS, VII Fsrs.
~ . A. NJ, via Camden and Amboy-ch A.
Al . < 4, Via S.nssn and J.r:.y c,,,-N.~ s
AS / q, d. GsSdsa and J~s., as, =
49, y; s. : nod im.y ap- =
An !. 4, ~ Tsssas.0a and I~;s, an
np r. W. via o..asa .Ai Assoy.c. ..1 "
Az :. NJ, u. Camden And Anhoy-c md
A. apres, ~
a & va i a nd y. :. "a I1pss:s' : go
~ ~ !. ~ via ksHsiHEtOa snd !GssJ otJI =.
A. Il4F ~ Y. Rsanas.oa and Jersey CITY, ="
A. * SS sisRsS - Rssaaa,o. ma ssi.s, -.
A., FL. Va st csmasa n sad xaboy.A.:o.- "
lasdIs.on (Trsisht and PasssngGS
- alas. tskst Az
soutSsin Exprc.s VIII run daily, IAN 5thsfs, aas,
isys eLosPted)
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW pGaK LINES.
Leave Walnut street wharf 81 0 AIDS .. n, u n,
Lsa X K.n.iaston Depo, a, lila H., an, IN
and as p, m, and lO.So q N. (nishtl
Ihs s6 P, n. nRs runs daily Al ethSrs, Sun
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA LINKS
Leave foot Of Barclay street 81 q. n. and p. N.
Prom foot Of Cortland street At 7, and 10 a. n,
s1 sss n Line f0Rs SA4z Sias'. As sSass'
p,.n,,., p., a, r ,sa, And N. Y. Lines
1PRRMS OF THE SUPREME COURT
oS TsH D,sIRlGr or &c col y
Isrns have bean aIsd A. ionovH
osz1ol T1nS
lhayd dondAy Of January.
RIrut Monday Of May.
THIRD Monday Of Octobar.
THpiS oJt Ne CiroEd Ces0t.
" ~naA aloha iT eyi a lSSs1A'''a '0' iA' a'
IItst Tuesday q February
Ts1rI q a. CrtmiaoI Cosr.
Hlrst Monday Of hIsrcA.
Third HondSy Of June.
FifEt 6londAy Of DsSembsI.
TsrpsS OF Us Dt1rtd LE4T!
FIrut NOndkY Of luna.
Frut MONDAY OF DoOemDn'
9iecta! TsSNn
First TresdAy OF January.
| First tuesday OF February.
FITst tuesday OF Marsh.
first Tuesday OF April.
Third Monday OF May,
HirVS TuasdAy Of June.
SiISt Tuesday Of July.
Elfst Tuesday OF boptohbm,
TiTut Tuesday Of October.
FirIt Tuesday OF HoVsubeIj
'gITpt 1ueBdAv Of DsoeNbST.
NJ oIia ni tha Loun ,. J. MNE8a.
IN ENTLEMEN'5 ULOThIH0.- WI
INT have now In store q fall stock Of Gcntlpm0nh
SpflnE OyOrooAta, BuSineBs Sults, Dreaa suits ana
RTnilhtng Goods Of the Latest Styles, mAnufAstur
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POsALS FOR FULL.
lh1 uudsrstgaSd will resolve sealed prcphs ala
uaal WADNLbDAY, NE igih ttJ or fully, Jtsk, foi
supplying The WaAhlAItoa Asylum with
100 SoES Of Red klh Coal, sGS axe
% sordA Of Oak Wood,
70 sordh OF Fns Wood.
Al fusl TO 10 furnished b Tbs sist CAY q sally.
". n. NEWMAN
yoH" ssnByirr,
WIN, sAArEh,
jsS-d Commiszaonsrs Warrington Aiylun.
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PROPOSALS.
nRoPosALs FOR POTATOES.
trrIer pEror ooxsi.s.pr ~ sss.lsIsses.

tryIcr DEror Commfsssny o. sessisrHreH,l
wAsufroTor, D G., Iune %, 1894.
undsfs,rns6, Al W. a,s s,rsst, wsshington, b. C.,
until THURSDAY, July ], 1854, at 70 oeiock, n,
Tor furnisbtng The United states suea,stsnss Do
1--WE HUNDRED BUSHELS OF POTATOES,
TO Be delivered in Washington or Georgetown, D.
C., or Alex sudrfA, Va the fOtstoes 70 b ofsocd,
II, 4 before they afs resolved. The bidder must
lpsoiIy Ia his bid ~hsthos he proposes 20 deliver
IN barrels, In sacks, Or ~ bulk Rids wiz b te-
The oath of allegianee must npS0m pany each bid,
ners the bidder hns slfssdy nied the same fn tails
ais I'D, and tho Govern sdt reserves tbs right 70
reject any bid for any sssips. 81 p o
Payment win be made In certificates Of indsbted-
Anys for di'eursenent, - S rsS
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DENTISTRY.
NJ 1W INVH MT o n
ARrIEIcAL ChHoPLAsTFc
BuSk TEETH,

N y, + 0 n
ARTIFICIAL ChBOPLASTIc
BoEk TBHTH,
~
DR. 4. =, sI9RahOED \ HAYWAAD,
- PsnnIyvLnlA avenue, betWean TwSifA AAd
Thntssnth sGoets, WAAhinstna.
DTs, o. \ H. sa1I ths AttsptioA Of fhS public -
Me following advantages Of hslt tmpIuV system;
IIL ire tSsth OF thett nanufasturo will never
sorrods RoF change color By any astdE, and arc
three sourths Lighter ,hAA any other.
Sd. No teeth or roote need 10 extracted, e. NE
Artificial ones can b Inserted over than.
81. Ths roots viii b made inonenEvs God never
All. No temporary teeth s,s nssdsd, ~ psraA-
nsnt ones sAn b made Immediately, thereby pre-
serving the nGtaIal expression Of The fsss which,
undsf The old syssSu, Il frsQusntly dia figured w
bth- This WORK kA4 been fully tostsd toa erG
ave years By many OF the nfst aAe0ists and phyli-
siAns OF this and The old country.
Drs g. n. have also tnyonted . whlts iads-
strastibls metal nlhnk, with vhieh The most ssa,
IiSiTs teeth can BE- fNsd without pAin, and can
build up . perfect sound tooth on any side Isots,
which viii lAst through histins. o.. =
TBETa RITRACTHD WITHOUT PAIRi
Wit, Innoxious vApoF, By Dru- Hgesmond Hay
UAIG DO PoansylvAniA Avenue, Inventors and sole
nAAuEAaturarV Of AnAesnS LAuoHious VApoT mot
Laughing oAa, Aor Chlorototm or Ether but
ltTiStIy an AnGsShs Lssat, entirely nee from On
hnaIA'ins effects and perfestly harmless causing
9aist sleep, with PLEASANT sonAAions and pArfsSt
tnkshnibIlty 70 pain. 81 ..r,
ms bo.t Of references given n required.
SNll AND examine for yourselves. nyn
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ORR HANS QUIT.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WARRINGTON
COCNIY-To WITT

- - .I0sB 10. 1854.
10 the case OF william A. steSFna, AdminiSirGtOI
Of Henry A. stsATnS, deceased, the adminihtFAtor
NoreEaljh -, With tho ApprObAt on oil the OphAnA'
Court OF WAshL BtOn eounty Aforesaid, appointed
ruesdsy, tho lAh day Of July nsxt, for ths anal
settlemSnt hSd distribution Of the persons estate
VI tho said deceased ANd Of the AsSe In hand, a.
far AZ NE AAmo have en- collected SRd turned In,
moneys when and where II the srpdiloFs and heirs
OF said ceased are notified 10 Attoad tat The Or
phAns' Court Of WAshinBton county AfsrssAid,l
with their claims properly Vouehed, OF they may
otherwise - Law DO aIolldSd from ell benefit n
said dseeAseil estatsi provided sopy Of this or
der he publ shed once . Week for three weeks In
tho hatondl test,blteon previous 70 the said l2lh
't lei. ~" z c. RosBrSs. Register of VILLA
jszi-btW' =. -
DQYsS OEOTHISG.--WE ARE NOW
I'D 81 feSSiptoi large ASSoEt.ient Of Boys and
CIlI1ipnr clgthing Of The nSwOstStyles, suitable
Tor tls pfe,4ut season for dTeaa and SoAOol VSSi,
70 vhish " Invite The Attention o. parents.
WALL sTKPHARsk ooY
HUA PonnEv1viniA Avenue, botwOan
Ninth and Tenth StroSSS-
spE Io-t1 lssAr b htsld
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IMPORTANT TO YOUNG MEN. IAN

IMPORTANT TO YOUNG MEN. IAN
i Infallibls Cure without the use OF mcdicnos-
Have you been addicted 70 that habit which has
ruinedso many OF your san SOLITARY VICEN
y neoe.sArily we.hens the organs, ossssioninE
vOLuPTCOtS DRBAhs and IHV0LrHTARY
acknowledgements Invariably, II not arrested
In hms, train Of symptoms such - Weakness
and Pain In the Back aud Iimhs, Pain in tho Head,
Depression OF spihtA Loss Of Memory, Nervous
Debility, Trembling, kyuptions Of the fsoe, PSlid
Countsnanee, and . General Prostitution of the
Muscular system, and not unfrssuenely PAsuity,
kpilepto Fila, and cftsn Insanity and Consupp-
ton,
DR.. Y. o. ELLINGTON, afteF trJins for years 70
hnd Q nsJieinAl cure for the above complaint
without satisfactory results, hss diSeovsIed =
STRICTLY MECHANICAL remedy, which u 3
oertAin and Lnfauibls euro In all cases, u used
without inoonyonienee to tho patient By day OF
ni4ht when employed 81 any Kind Of business,
ehAnis student soldier or sailor, and will be for
vArded 10 any address 10 an oADIsAHy cnvelepe,
with directions how 10 use, on the receipt Of PivH
DoLLARsN Address DIR! Y!Q. ELLINGTON, Il
spT-sms Boz les, Washington, d. Q,
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a soLOMoNs,

u
DHILP a 6OLOMoNs,
BooKsKILKRs ARMY sPAr7oSEAl,
PRIHrh Rs,
AND
BLANK BOOK MAHUYACruhEhA
ss2 PKHHsYLvAHIA AymrR
hAvs constantly 90 hand
An Military and Naval Worm,
Now and recent Publications.,
Army stationery, sn kinds.
H1ald Order Dookk
Field Manifold Wrttss,
Company Rou Hooa6t
General Order P1LsA
Ilne Books,
Army Pay Tabsea
Field Glasses,
Field COPYING FTtStsn.
Abstract Papers,
renston And Bounty nAnka
hcoofd books for uss ~ hoStqAzTtaTB " -
distant Actutspt 0ane<sls.
Bisnk bSoks made, And ri1Htas ssss 70 sfan -
Al ffisssd sOois ssn, b pAu sae o, past@s~
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hRD pIBe's nusslA sALVEI
A Real Pain Rxnsstsr.
FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE
Has fully established the superiority Of his HAlye
over All other healing remedies. II reduces the
most angry looking susllinSs and lnnAnns lions ~
N By Masis, heals Old Sore, Wounds, BuTus,
soaIdl AZ In . surprislnsly short dina
Only 70 sent Boz.
The AboTs are ali old and wsll-cstLbnshsd Rene
dies.
RoF sale By
J. p. DIRsaohE, tsi Broadway, Now Iofh,
a. W. Fowls Co., 10 FREMONT siroet, Boston,
cad By al pTuEEists, nJ@'Whsaa
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PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON,
il AND BALTIhoRB RAILROAD.

AND bALTlhOhh hAlLkOAD.
CHANGE OF HOURS
On and Aftes Sunday, June isth, 1884
PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
~ 80 r., ... FOR
baltimore, At 80 a. M, (Express, Mondays ss-
'gs:s sO :, a. 2 % sss q y . p
&iininstop, at I 10 Mondays sseoptsd,) aos,
II 70 q n.,l %, 2 %, No. ., 10 81, and II p. m
New csitle, At 8 Of ., N. and % p. N
Milford. ats,e N.
TRAITS FoR PHiLDBLrHIA LEAVE
Baltim 70 Al 70 and 70 g. N, tBxprsss,) Lie,
W,lminstOn = %, ga AM, |. m ,ae.. ,.,S,
4 50, = 20, and oio p. N.
~ sl,; :SSry st L, ?; N:
Dover At $50 .. m. and I 90 p, N.
New Castle at $50 q. N. anu Q 50 .. m.
Chester Of % and $40 .. m, !, 80, go. ., ale,
Leave Bsl,inors for s.li,Sury and is.s,Hsdi,t.
stations at 1913 o. N.
Leave Dtumors for poye and internsdi.ss ste.
A0n' TT! TRi II FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Chester at 9. 10 q. m and and II. % o. m.
Leave Wilmington =, $50 and % .. N, and q
TREioHr TRAIN. with passenger car attached
VIII leave wilminEton for Perryvlls and inferno
suEDxYs = ron Phn.d,lphiA 70 Baltimore
only At $50 .. 70. and 1880 y. N.
Prom Philadslphta 10 Wilmington ~ $50 a. N.
From Wilmington to Philadeiphia AZ i.G 4. N
only Al iOsOp, m. from Baltimore to Pnnsdol
phlA.
js77-H H. y. KINNEY, Ass't supt.
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TOHN WELC KKR'B
81 BUHLBR RESTAURANT.
"a h haasoa poTes1)
TNB PENNSYLVANIA AVRHUK
Between Ninth and Tenth RtreeN, (up GtAiEs.l
Tho proprietor Of this iAyoIitS Restaurant hAs
wAlhingtcn and he points With pleasure 70 We
ArEo patronage 10 has Always beeh honored VITA,
and respectfully sonoiN SonunuAnSo Of the sans.
GAMR, oYsfRRs, and other reffsshmonts con-
ItGntly on hand and n tho most fSAIoAGbls rates,
BRKAKRAsT,
DINNER, AND
prepared ~ tina shortest notice and IN the most
sAtiAfAStory manner.
der ~ AL hnuIH SAV -H
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n o T / q

~
OIPIeE Or conhHSIosEEs OF IMra yEhEsrs
CIR HALL, June -, 1874.
10 scnptAr 70 with an srd nance Of the orp.,
rat on, entitl. "An act for thu rtmovAl OF otfaI
slop+, 40, :" the pbhs Are hereby notified that Al
ii chen utrl VII BE- removed fro their resppetiy
dvsllinEs once day un'u the LIST October nert
and ali horseksspsrs Aro hereby notitt ID To IIas
vessels ~ relentto soniAin such offAl, and vastly
hAndlad In the rear " IhsiT D yerAl prtmi,ss
Hhsa Aessesibls 70 tho EArhsfs sarts, aud ,eh.n
81 Ae:ss.iess In tho rear, then a. place most
sorrsAisnt y. r. DDRsRrf, -
-nr' Commissioner Eirst Ward,
JAS W. sPALDIEG
Commissioner seoO. Ward,
JOHN T. GARNER
CommuIIoner Third MRrd:
Wm9D0U0LhsS, ~
conIbtssion Fourth Ward,
WM X. HAMILTON,
4 Commiss ober filth Wa
W. a. FLETCHER
commisSfoner siKtA Ward
o.. JAS, n, birch,
Commissioner seVehih Ward.
y. D. An onal OF Other kihds piit' "a rrnInntl,,
removed BY notifying the Commissioner 81 DC
sans. 10 DO lNw2m.
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h BOOABiND&k
No, vi PKxB. AvL., HAsIIhy'oA, u. e.
Books bound in cray st7.S-TdGGyl @GlOts
RussiA and Cali
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C1-HaRAnS aAHnoitA bAin--This n the
most delightful and extraordinary article over dis
covered. n changes the sun-burni tAes and hands
TO q peArly satin texture Of raVshinE beauty, In
parting the marble purity OF youth and The disfin-
or appearance % Avitlns In The city bale Of
iAshion-. u removes taa, freskles, pinples and
ronghness from the skiE, leaving the complexion
tresh, transparent and smsoth.5 n oonhALnG no
mAterisn injuries 70 ths shin- PatroniDed b. Ass-
Fesses ard opetA Singer. n u VIA, ever tsdy
shouid hAvs. sold syeryWhnrs-
Prepared " w. X. HkoAE, Troy, nj.
DRaAs e. RARNRs 4 Co.
N MsIioaa mustang LAainoss.-Tns
parties IN B.. Louis and Cincinnati, who have sesn
eounterfeitinS tbs Mustang Lnimeot undsr pre-
tsnes OF propristorIhip, have been thoroughly ~
topped BY the courts. To guard against further
tnposition, have procured nom the United SaAtss
Treasury . pnVAts steel plate rsvonue stamp,
Whish IL placed over the top Of each eJttis. Essh
EtAmp bears the fox stzts Of ~ TEnAsGro, AAe
without Whish the article Il counterfeit, danger.
o,lS and Vorthlesa imitation Examine evsSy boz
ue. This 4aiment has been In use and sSowtas
m favor iors many years. There hardly exists .
hsmlet On Nc hAbttabIo globe that Goes not son
tain sTideRSe q tie wonderful efeetS. 70 ne
boat emoiisnt In the world. With its present In.
provsd tnsrsdients Its e1eets upon man And beast
sre perfectly remarkable. Sores arc healed, pAin1
relieved, Lives saved valuable animals made nso-
mi, and untold VIA ssauASed. For cuts, bruises,
sprAihs, rheemsthn, svelhnSs, htes, sAkSd
breasts, strained ho1e4, A., II u = sovsrsagp
remedy that should never be 6ispsuaod With. u
should be In every family. Sold By ali dIuaEtsss-
Engl ArEp N
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~ ENT LEMkN's CLOTHING. ---WA
VI have now In store . fall stock OF GontlPmsn'a
spflnE OyorooAts, BunineBs suits, Drsas suits and
Furnishing Goods Of the Latest styles, mAnulAstufs
a with the dsggBe Of nsan0ls, styls, and oio
gapse, a. n made 70 ordGI.
WALL, STpPHHRs 4 Co.,
EBA PonnpyivAnlA Avspuo, between
Ninth and 1snth stTNstA
- Le-Ini DliAI Iutsi.l
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& PRIN DEBI LITY
.AEouon, LAssIT upR,

IAhdUOh, LA55IIUukr
AID THAT
Low STATE OF THE SYSTEM
Peculiar to the SPRING rImK OF THE YHAB,
are Immediately relieved By the
PERUVIAN SYRUP,
OF Protected solu,ion o. PRoToxIDE OF IRON.
THE PERUVIAN sYHUP
supplies tho blood with Its vital principle, or
! LIFE BLEMRNT, IRON,
Iuflsing srnxserH, VIooB, and new LiPB into
al pArtl OF The systen-
Ono Of the most Distinguished Juriits In New
England writes 10 . friend - follows
N havs tried tho PERUVIAN sYRUP, and the
result fully sustAins your prediction. " has MADE
. Few MAE Of moi Unused into ny system new
yiSor and energy ] An no longer remulous and
dsbilitated when you last saw me, but stronger,
heArisf, and with larger capacity for labor, men
tai and physical, than ~ any une during The last
I've yeav.h
An eminent divine OF boston sAysi
"IhaVe been using tbs PERUVIAN sYhUP for
some time past, II givsa me sew vIsoH, suoT-
Aley oy nIhrTs, nLAsriosrI OF nvseLs.n
PamphLots rOs, ]. r. DIEsM0RE,
No, Di Broadway, Now York.
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EFFIGY ARMY HIRRoRs. "a
s6UTACHE, OR EMBROIDEhI R
BRAID, BuGLE AND BEAD GIMP, .e'
BUTTONS, 10. DM.
EkAARLED Cloth DRESS LINING, "
ETHAL AEnJET MAZDA ~
BuoLn1, A.,
L0athsT Dress TItpmingn "a. ~
BENJAMIN N. SMITH,
nyT-lm ~ Duane StTest, New York.
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THE "aIDnoH PRINTING
i oHHicA,"
ESTABLISHED IN lsaS
GIDEON a rEAHsoS.
SrEAM.roura
SooK AID JOB PsrErERs,
I'll Ndhth Itrest, mar Psansyfvabis k-rpus.
wAsRwGros CITY,
Having greatly raassssd shs nsuinss Of as
.Aors Old n Established r,.nsa
Housv " a. Almost
ESTmE sEM vwAI OF MATERNAL
ADD sh addition Of ssrsrsl OF ths mos, Improved
rowEE-PAsssEs.
kss prepared 10 szssuss srssy rntstyd
LETTER. PHE8 PAINTING.
PROM
TINE WAITING cAaD
H. Ii
rLAT a oa ooLozMD nK.
Oh. fSt ndrrNKSs AND pIsPATun
nkY TX
Rel led OF. soit-u
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-01

VIZ have noticed elsew here the reception
OF batch Of rebel newspapers yesterday.
Among them we have a copy of AN Alma
nae for 1864, the hardest looking thing of
the kind We ever saw, printed in Richmond
and called "RichArdsou's Virginia and
North Carolina Almanac The leaves of
it are not cut aud the paper is OF a reddish
rotten character, so much so that we can
with difficulty examine the contents with
out tearing it all 20 pieces. We End on
one page the Government of the Coufed
crate States" jeff Davis receives a salary
of $4,000 year, Stephens, Vice. Presi-
dent. SIS, 900 year, payable in Confederate
paper worth, at last accounts, 81 cents on
the dollar. They have what is called n
department OF Justice" in the Confederate
Government, and it consists of an "A,tor-
ney General" an assistant Attorney Gen
eraI, "Commissiouer of Patents. "Su
Perintendeut Of Public Printing" and a
Public Printer" The Postotiee Depnr,
meut is divided Into Postmaster General,
chief OF Contract Bureau. chief of Ap-
pOiutment Bureau, chief of Finance Blu.
reau, and a Chief CLERK. The whole nun
Der of Confederate Senators is tweu,y-si1
aud the whole number of Representatives
one hundred aud Eve. The Representatives
from Virginia are r. L. Montague, R Il.
Whitfield, wm. c. wickham, Thomas S.
Goalsou, wm. c. Riyss, Thos. S. Bocoek.
John GOodc, Jr., d. C. DeJarueue, David
Funsten, F. W. NJ. Holiday, John B. Bald.
win, W. R. Staples, F,yeue MrNullep. S.
Miller, Ro6t Johnston aud Charles W. Rus.
sell. The States represented are Alabama
Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky.
Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, North Car.
olina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas
aud Virginia. r. NJ T. Hunter and Allen
CaPerton are Senators for Virginia. The
name of Geo. W. ThomPsou is published as
the Judge of the goth circuit composing the
counties of Hancock, Brooke, MonouRalfs
WetEel, Tyler, Marshall and Ohio. II the
Judge has been holding any court in aoy
Of these counties for some time it is a fact
unknown 10 the inhabitants thereof. When !
he commences doing so they will be apt TO |
know il Gideon D. Camden is published
IS Judge Of the 2lst Circuit. He likewise
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-01
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We cordially wish our readers a happy
New Year. ADD 10 doing 60 We 90 beyond
this mere FIRST day OF the ye7r-this holt
DIV We wish for them the speedy fulfill
meat Z the present brigh: promises Of
Peace-Of restored aatiouality-ot a fu-
ture 10 which rebellion will have been
made forever odTsus AMI impossible
thing. How changed the appearance of
things since January /, 1868 We were
then fresh from the terrible disasters in
trout of fredericksburg, aud The prospect
Was such 10 the cas-; and west that the
loyal heart OF the couztry really seemed
TO sink hopelessly. But see where that
heart is now. Never did It beat higher
since this war began, and never did il have
more cause to do go. II this rebellion
is not to all iutenis snd purposes over
thrown within this year, the signs Of the
times will utterly fail. Ever day shows
The resoluie purpose of the loyal States
never 10 give up the struggle. A resoiu-
tiou to that effect passed Congress the
other day with only one dissenting voice.
The man is coming 10 be viewed as a mon
ster by the people, who dnres proclaim
that be is for peace on any other terms
thau the success OF the Union cause, and
the full restoration of the Federal auth ority
over every part of The country. On the
other Land every paper that comes to US
from the South shows how rapidly cumu-
latiVe are the distresses which affiict the
unhappy people of that section. There is
ateudency to yield manifested in everything
save The brsggadOcio words of those fire.
eaters 10 Richmond, who can not yield
by very virtue of their po.iti on. The tight
lines by sea aud land that are being drawn
around the rebellion are taking away its
vitality rapidly. Reduced as they are to
such diminished limits-rheir main depeu-
denees wrenched from them-their mCoey
Worthiess-lhe necessaries Of life going
daily beyond all precedent in price-cOn,
scriptiou eEhAusted-what can they do bui
what all oYer-run, overcome Aud subju.
gated reoels ever have doue? The "last
man" aud the "Iast ditch" are something
thAtworid has never yet seen and never will
We are hearing the click and we will very
soon hear the general crash of doom, auC
and there will be no last man or last ditct
about it,
We believe as truly as we write this ar
'icie that in 4 Il its main and essential fea
lures this rebellion will be crushed utterl,
before this time next year. Thus believing
we feel as il We could with the spirit an,
the understanding wish our readers mos
happy New Year-the haPpiest, in its grea
promises, Of their lives.
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TIE ST. ClairsViIle Chronicle contains the
proceedings of a meeting held in that town
on the 22d December, called together to
start fund for the support of vaIlandig-
hams wife, mother and children. We
quote the resolutions that were passed at
the meeting:
Whereas, Despot, in violation of all
Laws aud Constitutions, has banished from
bis Family, and our State, one of cur best
citizens, and has made no suitable proyis-
lou for the maintenance OF bis aged Moth.
err his little children aud their Mother,
| therefore
RsSOiUsd, chat the Democratic ladies of
st. Clairsville and Richland Townships. be
requested to contribute the sum OF ten
cents each, the money to be sent to Ex.
Gov Medary, and by him to be placed in
Bank to the credit of Mrs. C. L. Vallandig-
ham.
I'd. That Committee of six be appointed
by the President of this meeting to receive
subscriptions, in pursuance of the FIRST res.
olution.
30. That all money collected by said
committee, or sent 10 through other sources
be paid TO the Treasurer, TO be disposed of
as directed in the first resolution.
On nouoni Miss May J. Patton was ap-
pointed to report the names of Ladies pre-
sent who wish TO contribute.
The Treasurer reported $40 paid in.
In pursuance Of the I'd resolution the
President appointed the following ladies az
committee to receive subscriptions. To
wit. Miss Alcinda Frazier, Miss Eliza Jane
Thompson, Mrs. Robert Thompson, Miss
Mollie Taggart, Miss Ann Martin, and Miss
Sarah Ault of Glencoe
ThereuPon, on motion, the meeting ad
Journed, to meet at the same place on Tues
day evening, December 29th, 1863, at Z
O'Clock.