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New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-15
Hle0ieal.
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New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-15
MANHOOD and the yigor Of Of J Youth R Restored

WI in -Four Weeks BY DIR. RECORDS ESSENCE OLLIE.
This wonderful ageGt will restore Manhood TO the nosa
Shattered Constitution, whether arising from bxeesse Sea
required the most nveere case Is ionr weeks rs
ure /. i'm possible DIR. RICORDS ESSENCE OF LIFE b
sold m eases with instructions for for SO or four qnsntt
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One door west from Broadway. kewYqrk
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-16
8g G.ellegrapg.
{ Ahernoon Report.
AfEairn Ahnnt llrnhilsL {


NEW YoRK, Sept. 16.-The HefSid's No.
bile correspondent Of the 4th says: Ev.
erything ia quiet here, and there Is no
probability Of any immediate military
movements upon Mobile. Al Is
The sunken rebel iron clad Baltic still
effectualIy bloekadssi the main channel
across Dog river bar, but the Winnebago,
. double-turreted monitor, has found =
passage through the distractions 70 .
point nearly opposite Mobile, and can drop
eleven and fifteen inch shells into the city
ct will. The Metaeomet, Sebago and Ken
nebeo have also reached the same place,
and are IN line of battle, ready 70 shell the
city ct signal from FarFagut. ~ ~
Mobile Is entirely at onr mercy. The
distance OF the war vessels mentioned
above from Mobile is but three miles, and
their largest rihed guns can throw shells
into the remotest suburbs.
Rebel rams and RnnhoAts are IN plain
sight, but make no hostile demonstrations
They seem to have had enough Of FaFragut
and his feet In the recent combat.
The rebel war vessels referred % are the
rams Alabama National and Tuseol0osa,
the gunboat Morgan and one other ram,
name not known. They remain above the
city In the mouth Of the Alabama river
aud Just ont Of range. The gunbOat J. p.
Jackson has succeeded In capturing the
largest one Of three launches that have
been lowering around the Mississippi sound
Of late, with the object Of attacking the
Trihonia. The launch had on board q
hoWitzef and other evidences Of 9 Warlike
character. As stated in q late Mobile pa
per, Gen. GrangeF's troops have construct
cd .splendid Notifications at Cedar Point
and other places, % that II Hoods whole
army should reinforce Mobile and attack
our position. with the aSsi5tAues Of the
gunboats, the enemy could easily be kept
az bay. r.FfsE r ~ TG
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-16
From Graut and Sheridan.

NEW YoRk, Sept. ia Herald's cor
respondent with Sheridan, dated the 18th
says: : .4 a.lHts 7.ei i-,--fs
Yesterday . Reconnaissance developed
the fact that the enemy was still in force in
the vicinity Of Bunker Hill, and short but
sharp skirmish eusned. -
A Herald's correspondent in front Of
Petersburg with the corps, dated the 18th
says:
Deserters continue to report great dissat-
isfaction emong the rebel soldiers. A new
regulation has been established. II rebel
soldier advances beyond his post without
his musket, he is to be cred on BY his com.
rades. II be comes forward with his piece
Of course be Is likely to be fred on by our
pickets.
Tho 6rst division 9th corps have been
consolidated With the I'd and Sd.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-16
BlanksI Blanks!I
NuTICE.
EarRTcHIETowH.-We will make coll
,sc,Ious in LABEL aud Ritchietown ON
s- a-aaf iii tlF--fH +a--fe
Saturday. lsi4 la,i -7a. ~ ts-- .
n~FEDsRAL CoURF-HoN. john J.

nR-FKDsRAL CoURF-HoE. JOHN j..
JACKSON, JR., PRAsIDIEG.-Yssterday after
noon the case of WIN. Kryter agsinst Thos.
HOrnbrook, collector of this port, came up.
N. Richardson, Esq, appeared for the
plaintiff, apd Colonel Smith, the District
Attorney, for the defendant. Kryter,snes
HOrnbrook and claims $500 damages for
an alleged unlawful seizure and detention
Of certain goods shipped from PhiIadeIphia
to the plaintiff in this city. 1t was proven
BY the plaintiff that in September, 1851,
Collector Hornbrook seized and carried
away from the Express Office in this city a
box containing pistols, caps. cartridges,
&c., and has, since held and Detained the
same. On the other hand it was shown by
the defendant that the seizure was made at
time when there was great excitement in
the community, and when it was not known
who was for and who against the govern
ment. That the Collector, from intOrma-
ton his possession, was induced. to be.
live that Kryter was a dislOyal man and
that he intended to dispose of the goods to
persons about to leave the city for the pur-
pose of joining the rebels and opposing
the Constitution and laws of the United
States, and that he acted in thepremises
as he supposed to be his duty under In
.Stfuctions from the Treasury Department.
The case occupied the whole of the aher-
noon, and was not concluded vixen the
Court adjourned.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-16

~THE DaAy4.lThe counties in the
State that are deficient in furnishing their
quotas of men for the army are very much
excited ON account of the draft which COM
uences on Monday. They have nobody
to blame but themselves for their present
circulation. The men could have been OBJ
tanned very readily if the proper efforts
had been made, but like the people in a
eertSin badly improved agricultural dis.
trict out west, when the angel Gabriel came
to take them to. Heaven in a hand. basket,
they all stood around with their handsi in
their pockets waiting tOsee a trip or two
made, until the golden opportunity was
lost. 1t is not however too late yet. Many
of the counties and sub districts. by prop
sr efforts, may yet furnish the required
number of men. tttASi
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-16
Last NIGHTS Report.
From the Potomae Army.

HEADQUARTERS ARNY OF TIE PoFoNAO,
Sept. 13.-Picket and artillery firing has
been kept up very bFiskly since Saturday,
the ire of the rebels not seeming to have
cooled OF yet at being surprised and losing
30 many prisoners. . 49,
Some Eve or six of our men have been
brought into the hospitals, the majority
badly wounded, and some few have died.
| Yesterday large mortar opened on the
right and threw Q number Of shells into
Petersburg with great precision z
A rebel sharpshooter this AFTERNOON stole
across the Appomattox, and, watching his
chance, shot one Of our men at battery.
He was soon discovered. and as be was
mixing bis way back across the river, q
we'll directed shot struck the boat, tearing
It TO pieces and, il is supposed, killing the
occupants. ~ ,-e1,s'2 Isk :.
Deserters report that Lee announced to
his troops ON Saturday, that be would give
the Yankees fourteen days 70 get away
from here, but did not say what he would
do II We refused 70 leave. These men alao
represent matters In . bAa way there.
They have been living on short fations,
and these Of q poor quality. The irat thing
they ask on reaching camp is: where are
We 70 get rations3 We were just going %
dfaw ZEN when We lefl.
NEWYoRK, Sept l5.=The Commercial
Advertisers Washington special says:
The rebels are constantly Smelling Grants
new RGilroad from City Point % the left
wing. No damage is done yet.
Grant has prohibited suffers and Pur-
Yeyors from selling liquors 70 the army
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-16

BdrMoRz ABOUT THr yAUIrs.-our
readers will recollect that some time ago
the police made complaint against many
owners and occupiers of properly in the
city for leaving their coal vaults loose and
insecure, to the peril of life and limb. A
large number of citizens were fined for the
offence, and the result was that for time
the evil was thoroughly remedied. But
the remedy does not appear to have been
permanent one. Citizens are again neg
lectipg their vaults, and pedestrians are
falling into them and barking their shius
and breaking their legs. We are request.
ed to notify all delinqnents that the vaults
are about to be examined again, and that
all persons found guilty of neglecting the
duty of securing their vaults win be ar
rested and fined as heretofore.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-16

R6sAS1oRD, the inimitable, with his
Incompatible troupe of minstrsls gave an
entertainment last evening At Washington
Hall, to large and delighted audience. =-
The troupe has lost none of the enyiable
reputation which the proprietor has go long
enjoyed, Many new and Interesting fea-
lures. we're introduced, and the entertain
ment was fret class and original through
ont. They give another entertainment this
= evening with an entire change ofpfOgramme
and we advise ali lovers of cork opera to
attend. ss.2 ta4Astss. s7i' stis5 as
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-16

Augusta, Mi., Sept. I5.-OfHcisI returns
have been received from 275 cities, toWos
aud plantations, showing . total vote Of
IS, O52, and majority for Gov. ConSy Of
rs 3l6. The total vote yet 70 be heard
from viii amout 70 about IS 900, and. will
fnerea5e Gov. ooney's majority TO nearly
is. COO, or about the same as last year.
The total vote Of the State WILDE nearly
IL. 90 less this year than last. -
Returns from lie Representative dis
trfets show the election Of 102 Union and
IL Democratic Repfeseutativest 70 the Leg
islature. The Senate IL unanimously
Uuio6, and every county in the Stats has
been carried by the Union party -r
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-16
New York Money Market.

------ NV IoRKl sept 70.
Mousy-Scar eeIy 90 stringenI bat still
firm, at Z per cent.
Sterling E1chauEs-ouiet AZ Ios39IOs9
for gold.
CODA little hrmer with . more steady
market, opening al 229; deelining to 22T /;
advancing 70 22sa; deSlining 20 227i and
closing at 22si
Government Stocks-More active andTA
little irmer; stocks better; q. s. s6's, 6.2O's
coupons TIOi; do. Sc 10 80 coupons 80;
Treasury 1908 Ill; .. s &c one year eer-
tifcaies 9l1; Pittsburgh 1IOi; FLl Wayne
lO6. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-16
New York Market

HHW YoRk, September Is.
! Cottsn-Dull, ~ 81 so for niddIling up
lands. 't t
Flour-6o0tOc better, bat rather quist
1t SO IO@l0. 20 for extra stAte; SO 90
all IS for extra R. 81. o.; $II 30(9l3
for trade brands The market closing
WhisEyzFiEnsr. vestern At. 81 sI9
l sl3, nov held ~ 81 50. - -
50 1o@2 20 for Chicago spring, $1l2@
2 20 for Milwaukee club; - z0@225 for
Amber MilWaukie; 81 1904 80 tor winter
red WESTERN - sl@2 IS tOr.Aubsr Mich
oorn-Dull, .. 81 sat@I IS for mixed
oSts-NOminal, in request, a ss3@ssE
for western. -----.s------.. -..--.----.a.a-1
CofIse-YerY quiet. =. sbOut previous
P tsosar-Dull. Cuba at aO@al.
Molas5es-Du nominally unchanged.
Pstroleam-QaietI bat frn a. previous
Pork-FIrm, with fair demand for par
cells on the spot, bat less active for future
delivery; closing heavy at S4o94l for
mess $43 62494S for new do, eIosiog az
S42 s2942 IS for prime and S42C94S for
Besf-SteGdy, with moderate demand;
prime mess beef dull AID nominal
Out MeatS-Quiet and 6Tmi l6i9lS for
shoulders; and 1903 for hams.
Lard-A shade hrmer and more active,
at 234A2ak; also, $50 bbls. for SePtem-
Der. buyers option, at 24i
Butter-Qniet and very firmly held at
45@4s tor Ohio, aud 1905 for siate.
Cheese-Quiet and steady, Al 5000.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-16

EoRIHEss AoHRoB, Sept. I4.-Ths zaaQ
OF Truce steamer New York arrived lasi
evening nom James River with 400 re-
leased prisoners OF war from the South. In.
eluding forty cfacsrs in charge OF Major
Milford. 80. :
The Richmond Sentinel Of the l2th,rs-
ports q very destructive IRE IN Marches
ter, Vs. on Friday night last. Gilmout's
large tobacco ware hou8e was burned
With 1910 hhds. Of tobacco, belonging 70
John GilmOur + Co., aud ga hhds. be-
tapgiDg % the Confederate States. Messfs.
ItaTls & Cos warehouse was also destroy.
eas Win ather valuable property. The
total loss e sEAa 70 be 100, 900 dollars. The
hre ls said % be the greatest which has
occurred In the SouAsrn Confsdsraex.
The Sentinel has an -h.sieIo -, fle1's,.l,
Shermanis depopulation Of Asaoe.' - ma.
il an event unparalleled In the ,,sric.,S,.
war, and without an example in n.-5s--
times. II calls Sherman the chief smf,--
savage the Captain Anong pirates, The
leader among highEAymens the prince
among scoundrsla aud brutes, the t0eemost
villain Of the world. Sherman, Il says, has
given fhe war q new feature; stern as il
has been, q Is henceforth 70 be steruer;
horrible as L has BEEN i viii henceforth
be more 90. The people are ready. II the
President wants Us let him call for rs. No
matter about age now. If this is the kind
Of warfare We are 20 resist, We viii strip
to fight. Bettsrafor hating aye, o. lisp
ing innocence 70 die in defence Of home,
than 70 be driven ontin herds, to languish
In exile. The last man and the last boy
among rs must take his musket Sooner
than endure such OntrAges e. that 81 At
lanta. l.-' lr-1-r - - a--afsf
The Richmond Sentinel of the 18th has
the foilowings a7-=-ss'--'-s---
Naeoa, September 9-The prisoners cap
tursd yesterday say Sherman viii a. once
reinforce Grant, take Richmond aud knish
the rebellion. They also state that part Of
Gen. Lee'sarmy viii 60 ont Of service this
The enemy are closely nassihg about
Atlanta. There IL not the slightest pros
peet OF an early resumption Of hostilities
Macon, Sept. l0-Wheeler's forces have
been dispersed near TullAhssuaI By Stead
Psss1sBGrg Sept. s-Grantis sill perfect.
ing his earthWoFks on the Weldon railroad
and pushing bis lines slowly 70 the vest o.
the road. 80
ClarIsstoa, Sept. T-0ur prisoners wer.
landing on Norris Island, today anc
marched 70 the rear Of Battery Wagner
guarded by large body Of ssntinels.
The enemy brought two new guns x
Fort Gregg, this afternoon, drawn BY 1;
or Il horses. s..s
There ls no news from City Point.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-16
Rsnnhlioan state ConHention.

Il WoRcEsTEE, Mass, Sept. I5.-fhs Re-
publican State ConventiOn met here 70 day,
about 1000 delegates mere prssenL. Gov.
Andrew and the rest Of the Stats ticket
we're rsnominAted By aeelamation, with the
exception ofAttorney General Poster who
declined, and o. l. Reed Of fauntoo was
nominated in his stead. Hon. Edward kV-
erell OF Boston, and Hon Whiting GsisWOld
acclamAtiou. .-asl -s-l4 a. B. t--.-a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-16

if pRrsfdN COUNTY, W. Va, August 20 1854. :,
~ -FfTZGERALD Seiton b. Ritlgerald, Wm.
VI. n. FifaEeraid VIM, "a. FitEg0ralds A. W. Ritz-
ss59 ss.s snS n SFnsriy rsded near Fork
Mountain, Nelson county, YlrgiAh. 1hey passed
through ne nnes, Wentto Belmont eounty, Ohios
Franklin Furnace, Preston county. West Virginia,
WHARF they atnl remain. They have LEARNED that
and vent 70 Ohio IN search o. thsm. Their names
are - follows .LEf
Matilda Fitzgerald, Judy fitzgerald, Lawns Rlt1-
gerald, Sophta RitEgerald, 61salAh fitEgerAds 81
nantha RitEEeFAld Elisabeth RitAgerAld, Elisabeth
]. Campbell, Mary Jane WoEger, and Emily CotIy.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-16
nSrRl1tRolp AooIpEsr.-We leaFn

from, q passenger who was on the train at
the time that early on Tuesday morning
the sleeping car attached to train of cars
ON the oieaveland and Pittsburg railroad,
was thrown, off the track and down an en-
5baakment: Some. six, or seven persons
were more or less injured, but none fatal
u. The7tFaih boy was pretty badly hurt
aud It will be some time before he RECEIVERS.
Que o. two Iadiss werelala0 S0Revhat hurt
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-16
Prom Mobile.

NV YOEK, Sept. .l5.-Private lettsf5 re-
eeigsd here from AorglnEia, state that
everything there = Prcgressing faYora6ly.
. The order for the consolidation Of col
orsd Fsaimauts vas reScindsds By GsaeraI
Candy, and Gen. Ullman was anthorIsed
% take Measures 70 have these -foreas re-
cruitsd frCn plAntAtiona. A ZEN skeleton
coIored fesimsnfs we're disban5sd, them
heing p1t iut1 existing gregiments, thus
-bringi1s them np 3 . more edseiFe M
merical piHndingz Ieafan6c
K Qhils ) EoEce 81 Uaioa trS6ps was being
coneentEstsd % the. MisSi5I pPI riVer, eta
e. in anticipation q nossPeat by rtbsli
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-16

W-V1sRAET WoNln.-sergeant Britt
and officer Richardson, yesterday made q
descent upon a number Of yagrant wo-
men who have been for come time hanging
about the camp on the Island. They were
broughtlO over to the city and committed to
jail by Alderman DuIty. aa34
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-16
Taraa IntaIlipnnna.

NnW YoRK, Sept. live have news
from Texas papers as late as the 2Ist.
An order has been issued by Kirby
Smith to enroll all male negroes, free or
slave, for army service. tfe
A Shreveport correspondent says Bo.
llgna's and Walkers divisions have crossed
the Mississippi and are said to have gone
to Mobile. The correspondent thinks they
will not stop short of Atlanta
on the 18th. Fssls .
Brownsville is reported almost entirely
deserted. s
The federals have fortified BraEOs and
Santiago and will probably remain there,
close the port and then blockade again.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-16

R~PoLE RAIslEs.-There will be . pole
raising at MoundsviIls, on Saturday at one
o'clock. The attendance of all good Union
men in this section of.the county ,.are inVi-
ted. There will be several good speakers
present. a1t
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-16
cOLaAREIs HONEY. SOAP

This eeIobrAted Toilet Soap, in such unIEor'
sal demand, 4 made from the choicest materials
d mlld and SmOllLOnf in its nature, FRA
GRAVITY scented, and extremely beneficial
in it, action upon the Ilin. For sale by all Drug
glstI and Fancy eOods Dealers. mrlb ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-16

. SrsrRrxrsa A wonAN.-Yesterdsy
morning mau named Lovely (and a love-
ly youth he is, tool knocked 9 woman
down in East wheeling for demanding pay
ment, Of, la9washing BILL Several persons
started in pursuit of the scouudrsl but he
was s'IiRhter heeled than they" and sue
cesdedi ID escaping Che punishment he 50
abundantIy deserved. ~ nniIinE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-16
FRESH BEEF

United Htato1, unti1 M MOHOAIs IEMb11
18th, 1854. only, for furnishing al the
g.l u FRESH BEEF
that may be required Tor use Of the troops OF the
United States serving in the Sd Division, Department
Of West Virginia, and stationed at Charleston,
Fayetteville, Gauley Bridge, Camp Piatt, &C., West
Tor 1ayei months, or such less time Is the Com
missary General may direct, and subject 70 his APP
prevail commencing the 24th LtWenty. fourth day
OF September 1854, and ending on the cath twenty
Raid be of steerS, tuot Bulls, Stag, Heifers
or OoWs four years old, and over TO weigh net each
at least 500 ave hundredl pounds.
Shanks aud kidney tAIloW excluded In equal pro-
portions Of fore and hind quArters and % b0 in such
duautities usually three dimes per week. ~ may be
desgnated by the Ohiei Oommissary Of the Division
The Contractors will be required 70 keep an agent
with . sndlcient supply Of Beef Cattle, constantly
within supplying distance Of the troops.
A bond In the penalty Of $4,000 CtWenty thousand
whose individual responsibilities for the above ann
mult DO shown by the ofeial Certificate Of the CLERK
Of the COURT Of Record Of the United States
Proposais from hrn must specify the names and
resdenees OF all personS competing H. aud each pro.
posAl must be accompanied by the oath Of alegAneS
Of the party or parties also BY certificate Of thC
Euarrantee signed by the party or parties making
the bid; the whole akng four separate papers, toI
which forms viii be furn1hed on application BY mall
Veoped, sealed, and endorsed proposals for Frest
Beei,p and directed 70 the undersigned a. Gambler
land, Nd. t9.
| other GuVernment Funds Is may DO on hands, 1
none on hands, % be made soon a. received.
The bid, cath Of allegiance, certificate Of respon
Blbility and guarantee must be in duPlcAteS
| Fhs Government reserves 70 ITSELF the right g
reject any or al bids, deemed unreasonable
L t7as}E = f-.- WM. II H0sACK,
Captain and o. g..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-16

WAsHrHgTOs, Sept. 1.-THE Commits
siousr Of Internal Revenue has decided
that sthe special income tai Of Eve per
sent d 20 be collected from persons In
the employmeAt Of the goyernmentD the
samei as other collections are made, and
not WithheId fom their salaries.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-16

NEW YoRK, Sept. l5.-The London Daily
News of the Bird, received per Arabia. has
an editorial on American peace rumors,
and contends that the North cannot submit
70 the terms on which JeR Davis ispre-
pared to treat for peace, aud argues that
unless Southern terms are lowered there
can be nothing bat war.
RoME.-It is asserted that active negoti-
ations are going on between Paris and
Turin relative 70 the evacuation of Rome.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-16

Or for 40 offensive moVsmeut TIE ebsls
have q force Of some $1,000 men pnder Gems.
sFAlker end Polignte above Als=andria.
Flying bands Of rebels to eontinas 70
hover on the banks Of the Mississippi 70
TIRE into passing 0teamboats, hat ne indi-
cations are, from the military movements
about being projected BY Gems. Candy aHd
Reynolds that this viii soon be stopped.
The health Of the army 70 good, and the
morale OF the eolofed troops e highly sat-
tsfactoEy. - .ssa-F7l1 - d
The cotton crop Is said TO Be Sl1ost
tAIIaFe m Louisiana from the ravages Of
me Eorui which has made It's appuaFance
IS highuP ~ Tieksbarg, Z ! n =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-16

@THE Township meeting called for
tonight at the City. Hall will be held at
the hall of the Hope Fire Company, on
Union street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-16

N1W YoRK, sept l5-GoId has been
stesdV ana-on the Hhoie frm during the
morning with less speculative movement
than for come days past. There - 3 steady
demand for customs. Quotations .opeued
al 22s, and huet1atiug from that figure
down 70 22T aud up Agafn 70 725, closing
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-16

"a WE were the recipients yesterday
of a fne bunch of grapes raised BY L. D.
Wait. They are very delicious grape
and the vines are said to be great bearers.