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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-10

To Msior General Frank Gardner is COM
mitted the command Of this military dis
trict, the city and troops. Gen. Gardner
has proved himself every inch 2 soldier
The individual man is lost Ia the soldier.
With q clear and active intellect, the high
est military habitudes otymind and the
largest military experiences, We know NO
officer that the goVsrnmsnl conld possibly
spare to ns WhOuia better entitled 70 the
fullest and most enthusiastic confidence of
the public. At Port Hudson; he fought
aud defed for months the combined power
Of, Farragut's feet and Banks army. BE
held both at bay, sunk the enemy's ships,
repulsed and Slaughtered his land forces
with only . handful Of men and only yield
ed at last when food and an npnition fail
cd him. Here is q record of deeds-the
proof of fery trial-to shoH that he is
Just the man for the place ln which the
fortune of war has thrown him. Indeed,
with Maury, Gardner, HigRi1gB, Liddell
and others, We consider thar THE army is
particularly fortunate in its comuauders.
They are certainly the matches OF any
generals which belong 90 the opposing ar
my of General Banks, an attay iWhose his.
tory is defeat iuR series Of eampaigns be-
iSond the Mississippi. These troops have
been whipped out of Arkansas, Louisiana
and Texas, and we have the officers and
men and the warlike appliances TO whip
them off from Mobile Whenever they yen-
ture upon its attack, ,I,.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-10

am handling g u. IL I've bound
ed it north, and bou. II Outh, aud
bounded 1t east and boz adel u, yest.-
Perhaps that accounts for the eEaracteris-
tic you observe in my speeches, though 1
never put the two things together before ,
'Mr. Lincoln, thank you for this. II is
the most splendid educational fact / ever
happehsd Upon! This iis gsnfus,s with all
its impulsive, inspiring, dominating power
over the mind Of its possesser, developed
by education into talent, with its unifor m-
ity, its IpermRnence, and its disciplined
strength, always ready. always available,
never capricious-the highest possession of
the human intellect. But, let me ask, did
you not have law education2 How did
you prepare for your profession 2"
"0h, yes read law as the phraselis;
that is, became a lawyers clerk in Spring.
field, and copied tedious documents, and
picked up what could of law In the inter.
walls of other work. But your question re-
minds me of a bit of education had, which
am bound in honesty 10 mention. In the
course of my law.readiDg Il constantly
came upon the word demonstrate. I
thought, at 'first, that understood It's mean
ing, but soon became satisfied that did
not. I said TO myself what do do when
demonstrate more than when reason or
prose2 How does demonstration differ
from any other proofF Iconsulted Web
ster's Dictionary. That told OF certain
| proof proof beyond the possibility Of
doubt = but could form no idea what sort
of proof that was. j thought great m4ny
| things were proved beyond q possibility OF
doubt, without recourse TO any such extra
ordinary process of reasoning as under.
stood DEMONSTRATION to be, l consulted
| all the dictionaries and books of reference
/ could find, but with no better results
You might as we'll have defined blue 70 o
blind man. At last l sAid, 'Lincolh, you
can never make lawyer If you do not an
Iderstand what demonstrate means !; and
left my situation In Springfield, went home
| to my fathers house and staid there till l
could give any proposition in the six books
of Euclid at sight. then found out what
demonstrate means, and went back to my
law studies.' 8Eai.gi inErJ0. =.
| could not refrain from saying, in my
admiration at such development of char
actsr and genius combined, 'Mr. Lincoln,
your success is no longer marvel. II Is
/ the legitimate result of adequate causes.
You deserve it all, and great deal more.
If you will permit me- would like to use
| this fact publicly. 1t will be most yalu-
| able in inciting our young men 70 that
patient classical and mathematical culture
which most minds absolutely require. No
man can talk we'll unless he is able frst of
all TO define to himself what he is talking
about. Euclid, well studied, would free
the world of half its calamites, by Danish.
ing half the nonsense which now deludes
4 and curses it. have often thought that
| Euclid would be one of the best books to
put on the catalogue of the Tract Society,
If they could only get people to read II. Il
would be q means of grace a. ag tst.
II think so,' said he, laughingi i vote
for Euclid "'''1. "'. ''- is
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-10
TRUSTEES, SALE.

OF THE NRWsPAPER PRINTING EsEA gLIsH.
MINT, KN0WN As fHE sREaLsrRR ORRfOE
ON SATURDAY. TIE L5TH 6kPtEnlRR, lss
AT THE FRONT DO0H OR THE C0uRT HOUSE,
EOR OHIO C0UNTY: p '-A
TN pursuance of Dead of Trust from Arnold
II TfoWbridgo aud Owen D. DOWnay, q ne, bear
Ing data ths 1oth ylly, 1851, recorded in the Re-
eOrdeT'g once tor the County q OhiO, IN Book Is.
lOliO 3o2 ~ the ront door % the Court House. for
Ohio County, Saturday, ths 1Ith Gsptsmber, 1854
eommeneing at 10 O'Clock, ~ shhn sell % thS
highest bidder At public anstion, rthe printing
proasss engines, types materials and nKtuFqs, tool
and implements q auy ana every kind whatsoever
nav contained in or belonging % the printing Ohes
aud pahlahiGg & Ofico,S aud alnoo knoGn - the
aRegister printing and publiIhing ollea"
TERMS SOF6ALE.-Tho Ono-thfrd oi the puFchaso
money in cash, aud the remaining h equal install
ments payable in Eix and twelve moths AFTER data.
with interest iron date; ndesired TIE purchaser
may pay the full amount Of the parehaso money In
cash. For ths deferred or credit iastdlmsots, the
purchaser 20 give bOnds with approved PersOoAl 50
curity. JAMES q WHEAT
augl6 - Trustee
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-10
ITo m OOE4IEUD.l
A CARD.

DR r. n. .LEE-PHYHI0IAN, SURGEON
IL AND AOCOUOHER-thankfnlf foT past fayurs
would respectfully inform his friends and the public
generally that he l. still doing business at his old
stand, Main street, near the Sunpeusion Bridge
where ho will oO happy 70 attend % any business
in his line that may be entrusted 70 bis care Might
calls promptly attended 70. DIR. Lee is . graduate
Of the Eoletic Medical Institute Of Cincinnati, and
has been VaFlOugly engaged in the practtce Of hl1
IirOfoagon for thu lA1t fOuFtOon yeAr8s Dr. Lee -
now prepared with all the necessary apparatus for
the Medical application Of Electricity In the treat
ment Of OhrOnlo disoabea, 70 which he would invite
the special attention 0f the Rhicted. 30 perfect i.
the SHsalIng Art Of the present day (as pTaetieod
by EcecticSl that few need despair of Teeeing per
mAnent benefit n they cannot be psrfootly cured
Special attention given 20 diseases Of women and
children. All communications strictly eopadentiAL
Our practice is safe certain and prompt, leaving no
mercurla faint IN the syBteul but cleaning reno
waiting and strengthening the general system, aetng
in unison with Natures unsrring laws.
WHEELus, WEsF Va, Dec. 9Th. 1853.
10 al tptOHJ q may eOHeernG We the unders
signed members Of the West Virginia LegislatlrOs
take pleasure In saying that We have known Dr.
Richard II. Lee many years previous 70 ths break.
ing out Of the Rebellion, successful and enor-
gete practitioner Of Medicine Eeeetie SCHOOL,
both in KAnawha county Va and Gala county,
g. SLACK, Senator Tth Dist.
VS. DUNBAR, n. II. d.
JOHN n. PHELPHs, Pres. Senate.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-10
RATIONAL MEDICINE.

DR. THOMAS J. KIsNER WOULD
IL respectfully inform the citizens Of Wheeling
aud vicinity that he has permanently located In
this city for the practice Of Medicine upon the ka-
tional OF Eclectic System. He has been engaged in
the practice Of his pFOesaion for number OF years.
and has been ominenty successful In the treatment
OF ali varieties Of diseases both acute and chronic
Dr. K, a. heretofore, will devote . good share Of
his time and attention to the treatment ofA ehronie
diseases Of both sexes, gueh e. Consumption and all
varieties Of Lung Dlseasa al Diseases Of the fhrpat
Catarrh, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, MercuFial
aud Nervous diseases, Rheumatism, SerOfula, every
varsity Of Blood and Skin Diseases BpilOpV, TumoT,
WenB, Spinal AheCtiOng, Diseases Of the Kidneys
and Bladder, Heart AGeotionsS Diseases Of the Eye
and Ear, 40. Those peculiar 20 Fenaiess yll:- In
aAmmatoFy Diseases o. the Uterus, Palnfnl 1Eregu-
laritiea LeacoFFheA, Prolapau5 Uter, and all her-
Vous Diseases to which they are lubIeoe. Diseases
Of Children carefully ant nationally treated. Ned
ieines mild reliable and agreeable, = .
An communications strictly eonhdenttAL Night
calls oheerfdIly and promptly answered.
R1U-0hlee aud regidenee one door west Of Lou9
AbItng'S Hotel, Third street, near Reed kraifs
Drug BLOrer Centre Wheeling, ". We. OfAeO hours
from A. n. too Pm. P" ti'
T. Ha. .iratr RERERENCB8. zt
Prof. B. p. Payne st0ubonvitle, Ohio.
Dr. ". ID. McdraEof,
DIR. g. Arnold, ClmbFidgs, Ohio. ie .
Prof.O. n. CleaVeland. Cincinnati, Ohio.
Dr. Q. a. MelehimeEs Van Vert,
II
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-10
Desirable Farm for Sale.

THE undeFsigned Ofers for sale an excellent
Stock Farm, 10 Rails county, Missouri, contain
there 4 q small frame house. ne land q within
one mile Of the Hannibal and 50. Joseph Railroad
two from Monroe station and sfKteon from HAnni-
bai A never falling stream of water runs through
n The land ID high and rolling and the cOuntry
hoalfhT II Adioinl the lands OF Wm. Bookerp for.
merIy of 81 ClsiFsylle, Ohio.
PerIOus desiring any Information respecting the
abo1e land are fefaETod to Amos Osborne, groeaF,
Ifpot soid AZ private sAIs before the 1st day Of
October Il viii then Be offered at pnblie sllo In
Hannibal, Missouri
county, No, soms Il miles frOm Potosi.
augh-ImR JOHN JOAAa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-10

had q great weight Of anxiety raised from
their souls by this news. They have been
fearing for the last month, not only that
Atlanta would be abandoned, but that some
great and irretrieVable disaster would over
take the Army of Tennessee. Atlanta is
gone, but the army is still unit and ts
safe. The loss Of Atlanta is nothing the
loss Of the army would have been without
q raFnadvy- - ~ -t-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-10
%. Is. MarshaI's Notice.


The United States
m. R.a i:'si' s'd ''a'ss'Ss
" HEkBAH, at the spring tsrm 1854, Of The Dis
w tet Court Of the United States for the District
Of West Virginia, at Wheeling, the Attorney of The
United BtatoI for aid dIItEicf dlo1 Information
against the real pTupeFty of william + HiEEanbOt-
ham, described IN aid Dl1rmatiOns alleging In tnb
stance that aid HlgEanbotham has been ebeased
IN the existing ins1eetion against the auth6ritlas
Of the United 6tsteI since tho 1Jth Of Jaly, 1884
that e the time Of his beoCming 20 engaged be vas
the oWnsr of the property in said Information men
toned, and praying that the aid property may Be
oonasatsd and sold - foFftOd 70 the unted etates
Nov, therefore, in Pursuaneo Of the monlturi IN
der the sal of the sid oOuFt 20 ne directed aud d.
Tweed. DO hereby give plbie notice % AH persons
claiming any interest IN Sad property IN ths pro-
ceodIhfFso6 % appoaT bsl1r6 the Judge of the Dis
tFet Court q the Uaitod States for the District ol
West Va at Wbeelng, on the 12lh DAY 0f SoptsbsE,
A. D. 1884, Qfths Ums shall Be day Sfiursdlefion,
n not, The next day q jlFisdisfion thareafsE,l
thGu and there 70 interpo8e their claims and make
their AlloEAtlOns in thai behalf
EDWARD n NORTON,
t q. q. MEIhali for ne District Or Wost Va.
BENZ. n. SMITH, q. 8. AttornsT. alE9o
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-10

Valuable Property for Rent.
no LET ON0ROUND kaNF, 11r = terra Of years,
u about one hundred alh hay fest Of the prop
erty fronting on Main street, and running back
about one haadroi aud thirtg-gGO faot, and known
- the Lane Homestead property tmnstiAtoly
north of.and adi0ining tue H0rnOrOoE buiidings.
Thia property win be rent0d IN slitablS builting
R.R.ARMsrR0NG,
yeS-H Trustee of a7aiiv A. Laas-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-10
@. SLACK, Senator Tth Dist.
W. 8 DUNBAR, n. Il. D.
JOHN n. PHELPHS, Pres. Senate.

~omco one door south Of Kramers Hotel,
Main street ..
Ladies vishing 70 consult the pr. or they prefer
can cell at room No. 80, Grant House, and Mrs
Lee viii take plehsure in accompanying them 70
the once. Can be found at the Grant Holso at
night. GuB29d&U
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-10
Public Sale or VaIuabIe Land.

THPuRsU ANCE Of he Iast wi and testament Of
u Daniel EtoenfUd, I'Wnl sell at public sllo On
MoNDAH,fh6 98th day q Bsptember, 1884, 81 the
Court Ho1ss n WhOsling, - the htghnst and belt
BIDDER, the treet Of laod Nhieh = atastea on Big
Whieh Mn. CFuEer Hvo1y and edlotn9 the land q
Rensforth and Otharl, Gnd b The ame tEAef Of lad
Vhfeh Thor1aa Paull and wife, nov deceased, con
od 70 TIE sd UEuieI stssnrod, by dad daesd the
iItl of NoEsmbeF, 1st8 and recorded d Ohlo eoun.
~ III TEiESls OF SALE ARR: ons tOarfh Of tts
puIchass monsy = 20 be pald n oaah, And the Feai-
dee 4 . b paid n three ysafs bT thFso equal an
nual ingtallmantl, wish Interest from The day q
ate tn paid, and o - secured " dsed a. fruss
BODY and b fhs aera- Ehs and VIZ ~ sold auhiset
% the present. leass - Stark = Ebbart, Ehieh g.
WIllb ~ EiVan-, Ll.flf y
.g4 aANDRRW WHIEE,
Administrator q he e.tata q DAniAl etsonrOd.
aug1S-td
D1HKIHls ePIcED BLACKBRRY-aighly g
Lky numan1n1 11F N BouEl OoUDlaiufI n Ad1ltI
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-10
PROPOSALS F0R FORAGE.
oHu1 ouARFHRIIA8TKK'B OgIIO1,
DHPAlfMEAR or WHsE vLlan1Al


CIu,rInIEaHD Mr. JEuuaFy 18Th, I6oA.l
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~. - - : S-3.-1Si,S ~. oa~rtsI.
Sts 80 - - 49, - ~ VTc-t
V,iIs Sl1ks-I.-s = - 80 VubsSi
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sfrS chsrS 70 -. the Hay and sefs
. az ss ,ssqs,sg daS ssse ~, "a hs,s,.
viii - snbiect 10 q rIgid inIpoofion ~ 4 Govorn-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-10

Capt. A. v. BkaAruaEn. fouartsrmaStorD Depart
ment Of West Virginia, Cumberland, Nd.
U-t GUARANTEE .-Hs -.. .
We, the undsrignod, residents Of--in the
County o.. and State a., horeby jointly
and se16rhlIy covenant with the Unitod States Snd
guarantso IN case the foregoing bid of---bo
accepted that he OF they will within ten days after
the acceptance Of said bid execute the contract for
the same With good aud suhlcisnt Suroties 10 .
sum equal the amount Of the contract 70 furnish
the forage proposed in conformity 70 the terms Of
bid was made, aud IN case the aald--ahlll fan %
enter into q contract Aforesaid, Ws guArantSo 70
make good the difference botUeen the oner By the
said--and the next lowest responsible bidder,
or the person to whom the contract may be awarded
Given under our hRndl and scala thiB--dAg d
-lsSA
Witness:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-10

Excelsior Planning Mill.
HAVIN6 aud % ~ pltaslIhmsat gilA th
pared 70 farnllh AZ NJ once q BRfD9EPO3f, the
llIBs that Na8 brmoFiy oooapled ~ etog1rt and
Keolile, Aough and WOTEs1 boIrdA klooTing,
Cornies Boards, shutters, 9oalfingl. Paiinga Pau-
nalgtuG Francs, aad Bulldlng MateFias oo1erlly.
An work delivered free Of charges e The Oisye-
land and PittI1urgh n 3. Depot, a1d al1o at TIE
Baltimore and Ohfo and HonpasiA 3. T. DoP0tal
OEcBptiug tolls. -af r.l4ah
GEORGE EEELINA
TormsFly % ths hrn olssssSFt = KeslI1s.l
BliDaEPosT, Balmout O.. O. tse-1ms
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-10

The News of the Fall OF Atlanta Re-
oeived In EIiU hm Upon
the Rebel GOvernment--HOOh'S
GeneralahIp Condemned, SO. ar
20 Prom the Richmond Examiner, Sept. g.. ai
The only news of Importance we have
to announce this morning is ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-10

- Eakl - y M48AI4lM4EL
Business College,
AT WHEELING.
oouUCIEDlT
4 Z HITCHCOOE
AT NO. ns1f MAIN sRRRRF,
.a.8s Hornbrook's BuTlaiaEl 81
wOPsn for stpaGAs day and evening.
rVyHE purpose Of this in1titutiaa Il - Instruct
i young nsn (and women tOOl m the prtnsiPIss
buInaSs andin and its oonsonitanti-
BOOK-KEEPING, .r
stripped Of IL absurd VsFbiags and ancient pro-
lIxiiy and inffleaey, and a1aptod % the Modern
node q doiRg eH.i1es5, sspsealy e The united
which aFo - sEaetI uneFFing and fres trum eIeep-
tion e. tholo Of nAtu0 and oomPrilsd IN very few
uoTds are nrst mads flmIllar . The uendent, Who
Who e hHl conducted thrOugh aegurso o. practical
Book ksoplng, IN numerous ssts % books IN Eruat
gArtstg e totns. tn be thnS acquires mastery of
n % Snlse snaSSs aim % apply is via AGILITY
AWREpIHG SCHOOL
= opsn dly and evening, attended b. hoth IadIss
sud sentlomens where without entering lor ths fn
eoursss god han4-Erittns can b Ootainsa IN =
ARaTHmETIo,
IA N s-ull-ufiou q an l6anuurcf E i Hn.z
- CopNTTN0-HOuaE CALCULATION
7AAAA4Al44
mandl. Tho student Win bS made acq q6alnted gith
several modes of calculation not found In bookI,
tonding greatly % the abbEDVlation Of his work.
ThafO d open % TIE atudant allO AoolrlS0f
BUSINESS SCIENCE
comprising Political Economy, CUmmorcial Law and
usag6s, Finance, Banking and CuuuneyS also maxim
Of eminent Bushes. Men n regard q The bss
methods Of conducting b11inosl s1eooaially an
avoiding flllure. -. ~. 10
InsfT1etions n the above Suhjeetl are inferspor
ID with uAGtm9 and incaleaiioul ton1l1E % a .
hrmation Of high character e. men and cifiloDa-
The course Of ingtrucfion . tutAnded 70 bo -
comprehensive and thorUuEh that q any q the
Commercial collese4 While the sxPonse % the stu
dent q much les.
LLH beEs loEVe TO FoGoF thoss q whom he h
unknown 70 the OnleGrs Of the banks IN Wheallag
and BEidgspoFt, and specially 70 hll STUDENTS.
aa TERMS, 90. ra4
For the fail courso above indicated lnelliiug the
requisite blank books for Bookkeeping The charge
l. go, payable on entering. Ths time usually re-
Qured Tor the course y from two q three moAths
but the student is not limited 10 time-ho may
Fomaln a. long and return - osus - b plaasos.
tanT
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-10

10 bo c8rti1ed By the United stato8 District At
tOrney, OolIeetOr Of Customs, OF any other oGleer
under the United States Governments, or rospdnsl-
bls person known 70 this once. l -I
All proposals received under this adVeFtissuoont
will b OPENED and examined at this onlea on WE'D
NRSDAH Hnd SATURDAY Of each week, st II NJ
Bidders are respectfully invited 10 Be prosht atthe
opening Of bids, n they dosira- ~
". BARRIN6ER,
Captain and fQusFtermastsF
lau32-tf Departments o. West Virginia.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-10
THE FAIL or AFLANT 4

After six weeks command OF the Army
of Tennessee General Hood abandoned AZ
lanta on last Thursday night, the tst in-
slant. An official despatch received from
him on Saturday night, the essential porr
tfons of which we give below, explains'all
that is yet known of the affair: i.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-10
FORM OF PROPOSAL.
LEoWH, ooUHTT AID sTA1I.

[E0WH, ooUHTT AND SEA1L,
.Ir-il .aa 7fGa IDATLl TH
I, the undersigned, do hereby propose 70 furuidh
and deliver 70 the United State8 AZ the Quartet
master Dapartmont At, agreeable 70 the tofml
o. your advertisement inviting proposals for forge,
dated oum6eFland, Ads--lse4, the following
-Bu1hGlS Of Oorn, in nAekH, at-Por babel
lG1BSuihaIi q ost., In sacks, ss-por bulhsl
of[92 thlrty-tVo pounds. 81
ETO1s Of BsIOd Hay at-psr ton Of 9IOOO
Tons OfBaiod Straw at-psr ton sf 1900
pounds.
Delivery % commences on or before ths--day OF
-Ie6A, nnd to be eomplstOd on o. betore the
-dAy oE--l88- Rnd-plodgo myself 70 enter
into written CONTRACT with the United States With
good and approved soeurlty. within the spaes Of ten
days amer being notified that my bid has boon Ae-
YOurOb't. servant.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-10

Ihsreby certify 10 the best Of ny knovIsdgs and
bollaf the above named guaTRltOF8 are good and
Sleont securities for the amount for which th0y
oaer 70 Be security. ~
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cAVALRY HORSES WANTED.
ORFICE ASSISTANT oUARTBRMAsrER,
" WHKELING, Wa5T Va, June %. 1854.
OPEN MARKHE f1rl the purcha8s % OAEAlFy
Hnrss1 will be eontinued ~ wheeling, West Va.
One hundrod and hny. Eve dJll4rs Will - paid
for ali horsss passed b. the Board q Inspeeti0n.
GPBcIFI0ATIoHs-
ssAH hOrses for the Cavalry service must Be sound
In sEeFy pArteuiar; FOm fl5j nfsoa - (l1l aEtosa
handB high, aad not less than lSl ave than
(Ol years oId; IN GOD assh con SastIg bailt;
bridleSise; Of good SetiOn, AaA iree from Al de-
fsetA."
Paymouts 70 be- msds In ''Csrtiaeatos of Indsbt-
edneI87 for eight hOEsas o. more.
By order Of Il. Col. JAS A RKIN, Ohisf Q. n.
NA'' N'i'-'1 ss "a. FARssWoRfH.
Is3o-eoatf y - or. 9 &A.Q1M.
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Property for Sale.
TUE House NV OoeaPlpd by }. Laadfrisds Main
tbs HOais nov oeoupIsd b. PSt9 FrsnSh, Water
Als0, the Dwelling House now occupied by I. II.
LOEAn, Main street. NORTH Wassling- sEf
The above viii Be soid lOE and on ToaboaAbio
terms. Apply 70 a9-l---- ~ l-t
HWTLLIANs 4 90,
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yi' TPunuc-No. 1881
An 70 provide internal revenues 70 support the
Z government, 70 pay interest on the public debt,
and for other purposes 'f.,.f,.rr .i-
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Boiler and Engine and other
Machinery for sale.
A 7 The WHEEL FACr0RH, East WbselInE,
~ opposite tue CrBsk, ohs 70 ZACH Fine BuiioF,
AK fset long; Engine. in az n strJks, IN
good running order, % K 3 10. Shslting aud Pui-
loya Hnd BSltingE spoke daGhtna, one Esnant-
ing Machine, Bslfing MAshino. and Wheel MAshin-
cry for htting up ghsolI, aad Bagas Ao- ll1
Ror further information enquire Of the under
anSii.tIiSsp0s- : RHA-Es
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HEADQUARTERS, Sept. 3, 1854.

On the evening of the sOth of August
the enemy, made a Judgement across Flint
river, near Joaesboro. We attacked them
there on the eyeniuglof the 3Iet with two
corps, but failed to dislodge them. s
This made II necessary to iabandon At
lanta, " hieh was done on the night of the
1st of September.
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For the fuil courso above indicated Including the
requisite blank books for B0ok-kesplng Tie charge
l. go. payable on entering. Tha tins usually re-
QuiFed Tor the eOurlo . from two % three months
remain a. long and return - Osns - b plsasos.