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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-19
MAINE ELECTION.


From Inc Hanger bhig ara touTir.
We publish to-day the detailed vote for Governor,
20 far a. received, embracing 32S towns being the
fullest st yet published in the State The total vote
thus far is: for Washburn, 81 1885, Jameson, l9,l62
Dana 1879. Washbums clear majority ab0lt the
same AZ last year, when in the whole State It was
about l6 OO0 Majority for the Union candidate against
Dana the Secessionist thus far 81 35l. In the whole
State it will probably be 5000 Maine has thus
Rloriously declared her answering devotion to the
cause Of the country and her firm discrimination TO
stand By the Government In the prosecution OF the war
against armed Rebels who seek Its destruction.
The vote moreover does not show the full strength
OF the Union feeling ia Maine; for, beside the TACT
that nearly g. 600 of Union soldiers were out OF
the State Il may be also safely taid that of the Dana
vote fully ore half thrown by men who are really
10 favor Of fighting the Rebels but who were deceived
by lack OF correct information as 10 tue real position
OF the candidate and led TO support hun because be
was claimed 10 be the Irregular nominee ofthe Dem
ocratlc party. Ia this way Dana obtained a larger
vote IN York and Cumberland Counties than was at
first supposed and his aggregate vote consequently
runs up somewhat higher than we calculated last
week The Union victory in the Stale, however, Is
complete and unmstakable Ii has crushed ont open
mouthed treason and as a majority of toe Democratic
voters themselves have emphaueally repudiated the
claim of the traitors control the party that oganl-
zaon cannot again be used III any attempt 10 oppose
the prosecution OF the war.
The Republican party has come nobly up TO the
work Of sustaining the Administration ard we need
make no comments upon the aspect OF the election 80
far as it relates to that organization. The returns
speak for themselves.
For the Legislature, our returns show that the
Serste will probably stand % Republicans TO Union
Democrats the latter being elected upon Union tickets
or by the action Of Republican Conventions The re-
turns for representatives show the election OF 100 Re-
Iublcans, % Union Democrats, and Dana Democrats
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-19

TRIAL TRIP,-Yesterday afternoon the iron screw.
steamship Oriental, Of 400 tuns arrived at Pier No.
4, from Philadelphia, trial trip, with select COM
pany of invited guests She was built for the Mataa.
zas trade.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-19
ARRIvAL or PRIZE AT pHILADELpHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, wed,esdsy ssrt 49, 1851.
Arrived, prize-schooner Fairwind from Fall River
for Baltimore, captured by the Minnesota.
Also arrived, British schooner Prince Allied from
Antigua for Baltimore, with moasses mi salt, cap.
tured by the Susquehanna
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-19

The wife Of Gen. Robert Anderson left Cresson Pa.
on Monday moFnngwith her family for this city shs
will spend The Winter at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-19

At regular meeting OF Perseverance Lodge No. L.
l. o. Of o. F., resolution was passed unanimously 70
invest g., 900 in United States 3O-lO0 Bonds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-19
LAUNCHING OF A NEW GUNBoAT.

bOS1ONi Ntdnt'daY1 NrnI. u, i7lI'
The new gunboat Sycamore WAS launched to-day
from Sampsons yard East Boston. Her keel was laid
sixty days ago. Two other aunboats ere nearly ready
for launching al East Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-19
TIE NATIONAL LOAN.

BosToE, "wednesday, Sept. IS, 1861.
The subscription to the Treasury loan yesterday
reached nearly $4,000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-19
PURCHASE OF CANADIAN HORSES BY THE
GOVERNMENT

ToEeNTo. c. W., "wednesday, Sept. 70, 1851
large number of horses are being bought here for
the Federal Government Several hundred have been
1hipped during the past few dsys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-19
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

FoRTKRss NosRos, Tue.1e,. SEPT u, 1851
via BALrBoHg We1u-sdsy Sept. l8
TIE steamer from Old Point has arrived, but brings
no news Of importance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-19

COMMISSIONERS OF ENIGRArGoS.-The Commis"
sioners of Emigration paid their regular quarterly vS
to the institutions on Wards Island yesterday the re-
port of which will be presented al the next meeting OF
the Board The following is the weekly statement OF
emigrants arrived at this port:
Alien euyrant. arrived TO sert %, =. Tol
Alien emiggants arrived since TO Sept. ID. ISL. 75'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-19

Total .........................s..".. tts
To same date IN 1850
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-19

dispatch to the War DrpaHuert dated Dance
town, says that a parry OF the 54il Aew-lcrs Resi.
ment, Col. lie Rue, crcgsed Tie Potomac at Seneca
Greek on Monday nigh, and encountered a force Of
three companies Losing thee men oit Of fifteen. The
next morning they shelled the Rebel camp aud drove
the enemy back.
A private letter Gays Corporal GT2cey was killed,
End Corporal Zugg wounded.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-19

4 . u
Of rosisE l1r bill which VII prohibit tAe
zrlatiss 10 iieelses 70 trausHet busiresse OF
practice professions 10 tbose Who retnse 70 %
take the oats.
Hr. LoGAN said that If ne APPly the test
10 one claw u citizens. We shopld Apply
Is 70 81. fift is 70 be aPPiIed 70 " es1et !.
Yfr9fois. Iby lot apply It 10 The State Of
CHIC. Tbers are Just a many seeessioa-
ists in BeImout county, Ohio, . there are
in This county, aud they are just As dAu-
ger0us He said there Was no more pro
priety il administering this oath 70 AZ en-
ployee OF corporation, than there was IN
forcing II Rpou hysieians
ing EtFFipzent measures for The saPPressioo
Of sbe herssy Of seeessioo.
Nr. HuDEEsoIrs snendment Tas lost
am the bin Was ordered 70 il sngross-
meat
On motioa the Hoese adiourned.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-19
monroe county, ohio.

The wdodsield, Ohio, Spirit, rtjolces in
s eake-"beautifula and dslieiousr- gil
OF Miss Mary Booth Of that vicinity, who
on the 18th inst, at the residence of hel
father, became Mrs. stsphsnH. Thompson
BY the way, the Spirit appears to be fill.
ed just now with matter more profitable To
the proprietors than TO thelreaders. We
are at loss 10 know who pays taxes il
that county. since II takes three of the
Sprirs ample pages 70 advertise thoaewho
do nut. "
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-19

lite naaufsiioa:.sash district to CHOOSE
two SeoGtoFs- Every such district shall Be
eompaet-feEmedO Of contiguous teFritory-
and be bounded by eoauty lines After
each census bereafter taken. By authority
81 he United States, the Legislat1re shall
nIter the seuasoriAl Districts, 50 far as may
be neeesEary 70 make then eonforDAble 70
the foregoing provisions
NJ. HEETET moved 70 pass By this seq
tiou. for the reason thai Il depends on the
construction of the preceding one
Mr.. YAK WIHKLE sugEesIed 70 pass by
only such part As related 70 Representations
In the House of DELIGHTS.
Ne. HEeyEY EithdreU his motion. AMI
If. VAS WIxKLE made the motion ia
diea.ed By bis suggestion.
NJ. STuART moved to amend BY passing
BY the whole report until they could get
the whole subject before them BE
thought they Would facilitate matters by
NJ. yAS wuk1E accepted the amend
Nessrs. Hall of Marion, BatEelle, and
Brown of KanaWhaI opposed passing 6y
As there was nothing else they could do
meanwhile. There was portion of the
report they could act on without the mi
nority renort.
The hour Of halt past twelve hay-
ing arrived, the Convention took recess
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-19
AHERSaoS SESSION.

The PREsIoESr stated the question to be
on the motion ofthe gentleman from Wood
fMr. Van Wiuklel, to pass b. the consider
alton Of the whole report.
The motion TO pass by E"s then Hgreed
On MOTION of Mr. Lamb theyWe back
70 the seeoud section and took 1t up for
consideration emitting the irst clause.
Mr. SoPER renewed his motion 70 subsFt-
int sst4oH for three As TO the length ofthe
senatorial term, but again withdrew It 10
accommodate come gentlemen
Mr. VAS WiszLE moved 70 strike out the
day fixed for annual eleStiOns, @the fourth
Thursday Of May and insert "the second
Thursday of oetoher.n
The matter WAS freely discussed.
Mr. SOPER asked for a division OF the
question.
The question on striking out 1.-The Eourth
Tharsiay ofXAyr was put, aud the motion
was not agreed To-
Mr.. YAx wIHKLE then moved that the
term of Office Of members of the Legislature
begin on the fourth day of July.
The motion Was agreed to.
upon the order of business, as 4 privileged
question, and moved that
On the frst reading By sections. Of a re-
port from u standing Committee, 1t shall
nor be in order To call the yeas and nays
He explained that vote on separate
provisions Of report in that stage, vas
not a test-that it was usuAl 70 allow COM
niLtees, or the friends of = measure, 70 per-
feet il, and upon its second consideration,
test votes we're proper and should be al
loved, and he suggested that It would
greatly facilitate business to pass each re-
port through its different stages in the
manner recommended By the COMMITTEES on
Fundamental and General Provisions in
their resolution, which had been Sdopted
by the Convention
Mr. SOPER again renewed his motion 70
strike ont of the section under considers
rion the word ''three" and substitute ''tWor
in respect TO the Senatorial term.
Mr.. BHoWN, of KauaWha, moved 10 amend
by substituting flour"
The question was divided, and the mo-
tiOn to strike out was agreed 70.
The question was taken on the amend
ment 70 the amendment, which was TO
make the term four years, aud il was re-
iected.
| Mr. OLLIE moved to amend by substi-
ltlting 'lthree" years
81. VAS WINKLg on this motion made
some extended remarks in reference TO the
constituting of the State Senate.
The amendment to the amendment was
rejected.
amendment Of Mr. Soper 10 make the sem
atorfal term "two" yenrs, it was agreed to.
Mr.. Vas WISKLE presented the report OF
1.-The Committee on County 0rgauiZl ton
after which the convention adjourned.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-19

this world Bfnee the dsWn Of civilization,
Tie great 1ogal masses Of this repuhIie'
Who love It for its memories and for its
hopes, vii rsllyropDd IT more desperately,
and more reekIessiy, and more degotedly
than did tie Jsus sroapd ST Meriabr
Hhep not one stone of beteupls Has LETT
standing o. tbe otber. They viii hesitate
ct nothiBg for is preservation. All tie
signs Of tie times pressgs ibis feeting-
Lei ea1etiisg traitors obberEs it. They
have n naeH 70 dread in il AZ other Peo-
pie, TIE nd ard tmpresItys words Of NJ
se1asd 70 NJ adams, our Minister ia
EpZissd, cone home 70 every heart 10 that
county aud in tbiS-as well the friends .
tie foes'of our liberties. Let those abroad
asa :. horle,, Who think they sFe destroy
ing bst oss section, or but one country, or
bbi one intefest, note it eaEefally- 4
reads tbu5:
4 cannot leave the subject without en-
desTOring once moTPs ~ haye 90 0iteg
dose before, 70 induce The British GoTera-
Euent % realize the conviction which have
more Ln&n lQnGC4F4p AEs4s ~ ~ t+4A.
pondksse- iha. the policy Of the Govern.
men, Is one hath based on interests Of
The Erestest importance and sentiments OF
the highest virtut. and therefore is IN no
case likely 70 he changed, Wbateyer may
lie the varying fortunes or The war a. home
or The actions Of foreign nAttons. The Pol-
lev or these United States Is not creature
oftke Government but an Inspiration Of
the people, while the policies Of loreign
gistes are II The choice mainly Of .he goy-
eFntsenis pFeBiding over Them. ~ through
error, % w6stSyer side the civil. e0ute9--z
ZION shall tEanaeehd The national bounds
ard fayolve foreign States, the energies Of
al commercial nations, including our SEn.
WIN necessarily ne turned 70 war, spd =
general csrniIBl Of The adventurous and
lie reckless Of all countries, 1t the cost Of
the existing commerce Of the world, must
ensus Beyond that painful scene upon
tbs seas there lie, but dimly concealed from
out vision, Bcedes Of deTastation and des-
oInttou, which will Leave no roots remain
ing, ont Of Which trade between the unlted
Si,itet Gnd Great Britain, IS IL has hitherto
l6atf5hed, can ever again spring up.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-19

General Scott" ton his paaIage to En-
gland, on board the Arsgo, fellow passeu-
ger Of bis, writing on board gsyst seen
to enjoy excellent health, has not missed
meal, and it does me good TO look at the
old hero. This afternoon we had the Star
spangle5 Banner sung, and all Joined 10
t1e chorus. 1t wasimprsSsive, can assure
you. Some Of The seeessiopists hissed. and
you ought TO have seen the tWitchiug Of
muscle among the strong men ofthe Union.
The Captain, Who Is a wise old chap, i'm
msits,ely suggested Aud Lang syns to be
sung, which ia some measure checked the
feeling, which was ruuning very high.
We arc going to have the song again at the
Captsfn's dinner on Friiay, and song
composed for the occasion, to Gen. Scott,
to Tie tune Of Hail 20 the Chief There
will be close Vsteh who Kisses"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-19

THERE are amusing al we'll as serious do
inps ia Richmond. A letter from there to
the Nashville Union, says:
ave have had re;etentlysa number of re-
markable matrimonial alliances. Last
week the most beautiful girl in toWu mar
ried Hidower With eight children. come
of them grown. On3the day this wedding
took place man Of eighty carried to the
alter 4 miss Of Se1enlesn summers. MI.
Black Diamonds Pollard, one OF The ed:-
tor4 OF the Ezapliaer, IS among the list OF
victims. Some Of the marriages took place
in a church, and were attended with very
notSY and very ludicTouS demonSlrRtions,-
Il is said thar wien the old man mentioned
above sHluied his bride; the whole congre+
CATION shouted, and the boys poured a per-
feet hail storm Of peanut bulls 81 The bald
sconce Of the aged groom. Richmond IS
evidently rottening rapidly"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-19
ProDOsaIs fOF Subsistence stores
O75Iez c01HIssAKT o. SGU1srEScE, Q. s. Al
WaEE1ISe. - pc @. lss1-

OTV1ez c01AIssAKT OF sGus1srEScE- Q. Al
WHEuISs, "a. Doe- 10. 1881
CtEALRD PROPOSALS WIN Be rseeFyEd AZ thls
- once until 10 O'Clock A n on the 4IEt tuIt In
f1rufsing EuhsiEfenee fgT the tFu0P prs0leTtr SD
tie EeuefaI Hospital at WheeliaE Va until SIst
day o. March next Earh proposal mnSt eomprtss
ali Of the fOIi0ViDg hEtieies VIZ: Mes Pork Bacon
Shaulders BacoE, CieaT Si4ss. FrgAh Eseef 10 equal
portions 81 fTe and hini quarfere (neeEs and sanka
exeIadsdl Flour teEtrsJ BelDs. Rtee Heuiny Green
Tea, Blaek Tea. Rio Coffee. Sugar, Vinegar star
Candies, Soap. salt, PER measured bushsl NOlA.ses
nnd Potatoes. BIDS are invited OF prime aTtte5es-
sud samples are requested With eseh prOPOsAl ne
articles 70 Be delivered IN Plges II the quarters
OF the trogpI h inEtaIlnsut1 ~ required tor uss
Actual fare required The eolt d paekage4 mus BE
included In the price q the aTfee9 BIS # "A eE-
s9ns not Ioyal to the G0JeTumest Of TIE United
States viii be rejected PAyme1ts VII be uHde
monthly or - SOS after a. funds nay b received
Esrh proposal must confirm TO the above specf6ra-
lions And be Gteompanisd by tha RAeles and rest-
deoeeE n two responsible Eureties- Zach pT0Fosal
viii be an1OFSsd On tn coEDer =PTUpoS8l' md Be
directed 70 Capt J. ". BARRIGER-
c 8 q s. Army,
deelI Wheeling. Va
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-19
r.nnsyIvanIa RaIlFoad at their Old
e. Gam =.


WeSse that the friends of the Psnnsyl-
vaniu Railroad are rejoicing at tlieProsPeet
of eGecting little arrangement With our
Legislature here that they signnily failed
in efecting when that body sat in Rich
mond. II is no less than repeal Of the
arrangement by which railroad bridges
Were TO be bniIt simultaneously At Vince
ling and steubenyilIe. We understand
some little of the past history Of this mat
ter, and we shall probably take OCCASION
soon to refer TO it at length. In the
meantime NE hope members will carefully
investigate all the points involved! Thcse
representing The railroad counties in yir-
ginia are especially interested in the is
sue Of this matter.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-19

TaEY say there is uncOmmonly tall emi.5
grafton from this country taking place just
now. The Germans and Irish are leaving
NsW York ia large numbers daily, home
ward hoandA-Ls iAmine and deapotIsm.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-19

TAs indianapolis .IoRaal of Saturday
sSysthat a Government horse buyingage
whose headquarters have been At that city,
hes made $4,000 on the purchase OF
twelve hundred. II instances one horse.
picked up on the strsetfor $50, and tnrnsd
over TO the Government for $40.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-19
WAsHlsGrox, Dec. 10, 1851.


Editors Wheeling Intettigene1:
Believing that your heart 10 strongly
with us ip the great cause of our eountry,
and that you appreciate the wants of our
patriotic soldiers, am asked 70 ask your
aid and influence among your generous
people, in procuring for the sick, among
the great army of the Potomac, some Of
those things which may partially relieve
the hardships. Affections and priSatione Of
these noble tnen.
Por some months past my time has beea
constantly employed in visiting the camps,
hospitals, &c, of our army here, and can
speak from personal knowledge in their be.
half.
1t hss been my pleasure to receive from
many of our cities and States, especially
those of The east, many things of inexPres-
sihIe value and benefit to those among
whom bad them distributed
The success and the great good resulting
10 the PROSTATE and suffering of onr army,
by their careful distribution, AwNkeus anew
my interest in their behalf. andinduces me
~ enlarge the sphere ofthese contributions
enclose you a list Of articles most need
ed. Be assured shall give my personal
attention to their distribution, and see that
it is well done. Should you collect any
articles FOR uSj direct 70 the Parent ONCE
free of charge, care of Caleb b. Smith, Sec
rotary Ofthe Interior.
Trusting TO bear from yon shortly, re-
main, MOstrespectfully yours,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-19
rhe steame aIeans.

Yesterdays Washington PA.1 Examiner
has much to say in praise Of the little
Wheeling and stubenyille packet James
Means, snd as especially complimentary 10
our friend Kirksr, the Clerk, who is pro!
nounced uuapproachable. Kirker did the
genteel thing TO the Editor last week
hence this bread on the waters.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-19

fft tshea Ltsf r doak, 20 koHg az u Pte1S's
Goa 70 girs me a Vetee 10 ezPTsss my ss'ti-
rlnts, on an arm. Wtqt and tnfeeGleE az Il
my &C. IN gae. No, poiee and Ihgt ann toiii
Ge6H ne side efmn euAmtyy, J0r he stRpoy'
e(i6e geasr9t o,0loyity, and Jor ne hsafot,-
nance efme PopsrI et'the UHtoa,-E speeeh
Of Henry clsy, august let, 1850.
THgsE ts this tact to be remarked in the
cornmeutS tklt have been and will be
made on the war news from England
Those ~bo mot deeply sympatbi4e with
seeeS,foa, ara and will be the most war
ike 10 return. We do not ray that this
will be 80 in every Individual ease-butit
will br suuasfentiy 80 TO make tia rule OF
obSesgatlon. Tie true frieudl Of the
Union cannot hut feel m ziops-@JuSt ~ the
trus mother OF the child whom the King
Of Israel proposed to divide with biz
sword. They viii not bss1telSiy and un-
comparatively urge war. They will
weIg5 tbg ctre1mstapeeS Of the situation,
and will hope TO be delivered from the ne
eel,ity Of war which cannot but strength
en- the rebellion. For osr part we hope
for the bet. We trust great deal in the
honesty ofthe Prssiient=-in his great NOR
al courage, and in the eminent prude nee
and sngasity Of the secretaryiof State
The yo.iag down Of Vailandigbatn's
frencherous resolutions argues well
for Congress. I. indicates that that
body viii bear the ftctA--see the otbes side
---aad Deliberate periodically and we'll be-
fore they adopt any resolution urging the.
Executive torash eopnsels, II will be such
traitors as Vtll4aIIghRm and bis Sympa-
thiSers phg will taolt vehetuently cry. out
for VIII. Nothing would suit their purpo.
90 betur. For Is Il 70 be believed that
the man who accompanied Breckenridge to
Baltimore, at the time he tried to make bis
trsasonable speech from the balcony Of tile
EnlaN House, Ba1 or cin have any good
purpose ia offering a war resolution TO
Congre-s2 Par from ii, He Is there as y
tool Of JET D4vis--as tie attorney of Breek-
inridge q Co.-and whatever will make for
Tsbslllon ia dlagaiIe, viii Cad an advocate
in him, Hence hi.preemblo and regolu-
ton a. 10 what It Is The duty of Congress
10 this trying hour, hence his murderodS
anxiety 70 commit that body to some fell
step rom which there could be no rsce-
ding. We are thankful for bis signal fail
ure. ThaAbp is ever, Is ought always to
be matter fos dtsttust-eyery word such a
man speaks. oat Of his heart can come no
good conception.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-19

ged PBatf car G8E, Sb1 kssp ssSh stay
>ESsb StF5ps - bGigbs ~ pOW thsI VETt,
3 Btft nSks f sd ar na8kgfB way
EtjII Gsat absT6 e1elI patri0fs EfEFe,
beat6 70 fha traitor thai would dare
-TGfy8H e thTU8Ei1 ms dBIt n o6l1Sss
~ Al bUDest helFfs IL ~ Win EliEFS
Ana tiiou II q De1th or 1GDs-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-19

Wellington Welibsr IL described % Dc.
lIShtful, poses-pre blooming aud dealers
Ia Ilsl moplRg.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-19

( coHss, as We bear, has advanced in the
ely three cents per pound since the war
aswt from Epslaud
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-19

MARRIED.
on Tuesday SysAIRg lIth list, ~ The q Rresby.
..Eia9 SslTT y asI y pesssl B " mn y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-19
Hats q Caps.
s. N. FEATHER,

Cor. MOnroe q Market SIS.
a EWAYS Ou han-d eb1ioe and yRried Stock Of
n HATS snd CAPS for Men and Boy8 wear
30. 5s-iras Of zstlkliahinE = pe4uaanenE trade,
Tcfh "a tEA itV add surrounding eouhtry all those
Who favor ne nth their p1fr0nlE can rely olb1inE
supplied with the besf g103s ~ the lSEest hEura.
Country Merchants are particularly roI1e5ted 70
call and e1AElina ny stock
nsvl4-a s. \. PRAIHER.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-19

Regular "wednesday Packet for Par
kersburg, GsaIIIpoIIs q Cincinnati.
THE PINE PAssENGER STEAMER
B0STONA No . Capt < NoRsAH, Etn
[EAleaye above On WELLESLEY, the lsth
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An Appeal for the Army OF the Poto-
mae.-Letter from the WIG OF the
Hon. Caleb b. Smith Secretary OF
tho interior.
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