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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-19

rzg.Cxlox MEETING IL sourn WaEEl.


r3gpCxIox MEETING IN SourH WHEEL
,so-A LARGE CLrs FoRMED The Union
meeting last night at the South Wheeling
School House, WAS a very large and cnthu-
silsrie one, the house being so crowded
1ba. it was almost impossible to get seat
and many stood upon the window stills and
seats.
chair. aaI Mr.. John ". Shultz appointed
Secretary.
The Object of the meeting was sisted 10
he for The purpose of forming Union
Gaard. a committee having been ap-
,piuttd. at previous meeting, to arrange
business, the report Of the same was call.
cd for, and the Secretary read the follow
iar, which we're unanimsusly and heartily
adopted.
WHEREAS, through certain political diff
ferenUrs our beloved coontrr is threatened
bva baad ofTOries md Traitors, with DISCO
luton, and what is equally US bad, the
horrors of a civil war, therefore be it:
Rs.o!reR, That we owe u paramount al
iegnnre to that government, for which
tbs Father Of our Country SO nobly
fought, anil left as legacy TO all good
ruonIpving citizens Ofthvss Quilted States.
Re,oEes9, Thai toc, ruth our hearts, best
blood ,cHt sustain and PreSerUe thus Union
thereby showing the deepest affection anil
reverence for tie time hOnored name of
George Washington.
Resolced, That We recognize no motto
other than, The Constitution of our couu-
try, the Union of our States and the en-
torrement uf.ur laws
RsIo!Ved, That we highly approve of the
defence male in our behalf in the COnven-
ton by General Jackson, Of Wood county,
not forgetting however. the nObls stand
taken nv Messrs. Hubbard, Turr, Carlile,
Dent, and Burnley.
RrsoIeed, That the thanks of all Union
mon are due to n ,jor Robert Anderson
for his gallant defence of Fort Sumter,
when his brave little band of seventy men,
Wsrs as'aited by MpWards Of fire thousand
traitors.
Resoirsd, That we cannot recognize the
storminS of Fort Sumter as q victory.
RtS9ipea, That we forever honor and
respect the stars and stripes, under that
flag we will rally and no other
Several persons were called upon to
speax, hut all seemed to think that the
time for talking hal passed, nnI preferred
to attend to the business for which the
meeting was called.
On motion the Secretary drew up pa
per cmbpdyiug about what is contained in
the resolutions above, and it was instantly
signed by nearly everybody in the house the
President leading off. Whilst the roll was
being signed, the Secretary, Mr.. shultz,
said that they didn't want any body to
sign the roll except those who meant bust-
ness, aud who were over eighteen years Of
age.
a COMMITTEES was appointed to draw up
At Constitution aud bylaws for the gov
ernment of the clnb, and instructed to re-
port at the next meeting.
Three cheers were given for the Union
and's6e Constitution, and the meeting od-
journed
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3 CHICAGO, III, April. les-The banks Of
this city to-day rendered Gov. Yates half
million OF dollars, asked fur as loau
for extraordinary expensesa
The war feeling grows more intense
UP 70, this morning two thousand men
have signed the muster roll. This is dou-
BILE tlie7numher that willsbe allotted this.
city. The ZOuavc regiment is nearly fill.
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PanADEJ9hiA, APRIL Three Aassa-
chusctts regiments arrived this evening"
at eight o'clock. They marched through.
Chestnut street amid most tumultuous
greetings, aud took supper Mt the Cnnti-
mental win be quartered TO night in the
Will proceed South in special train In
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from PIttobursll..

+ PITTsBURGu, April l8.eIatense war
feeling prevails here. Business almost
suspended Immense crowds Gil the PROM
tnent streets. Union flags are floating
everywhere. Volunteer companies nil fiji.
ed, re departing Eastward. Liberal s,,tS..
scrlntlons are being made for tho comfort
of volunteers and support Oftlefr families.
Recruiting is stu going ON, aItbougEI more
thhn enough for heiieqnfremaats;o fiEtate
federal reqnisitions. The committee Of
P4blls shfsty held n meeting To-day and
organized. a large quantity of powder
V htch had been sent down the river, was
intercepted At SteubenYiile. being feared
II would tall into the hands OF the secess-
I01lsts Ropes were suspended from the
lamp posts last night by some lnknowh
persons. labelled, Death to. all fraitors. !.
Some assaults. have been made on persona
Tho have expressed sympathy with the
secessionists.
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sPRtSorIEID, H., April 10. Tenders of
companies are pouring into tie AdIutaDt
Generals Office, but none are put down as
received, who are not reported as full
Forty, nine companies hare sirqAd y been
accepted, and tenders have been rnade.fUr
as many more. All the railroads in the
State have volunteered 80 .earrysthe az.
cepted companies TO tlieir..plaee nj srendtz-
vous fteelof charge.
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Missouri Mining Company
Incorporatad F,al,. 2sd- 1sel.

CAPITAL STOCI1.... .SS 90 900.
Wis, COMPANY Is. FORMED FOR TiTR pUR-
y Pose OF Gdvanctns the great mining interests Of
our state. We do not profess to be governed by
purely philRnthrUPc motives in Initiating; this on.
terprtse We believe that the stock can hs made To
pay large dividends, and the same tials more real
bsoOst accomplished anu gTCatCF prUgTess nBIsErdC-
NelOpng and making known the ustunishfll nlfucr;tI
wel th Of Missouri. Than by tho uso Of ve tt1aos the
amount OF our capital invested in any other business
We sllall nuke thu office Of our Company com.
pets mining bureau OF tho mlncFOl resources OF tho
state. We have power unllcr charter to pnr-
cllasc and sell mineral lands wherever located in
Ntasour Great inducements will 10 offered TO cap
ttattsts aud milling adVcnuTers, who desre to phF.
ensse and Work paying mtnes, by dealing with this
We respectfally solicit the attention Of all WHO
of tho zane, describing the kind Of minerals on tiefr
lands the number acres, the location, a tile low
est cash price they are willing to take for said lands
We shall work only such mines A. nay IOrEey but
shall open and prove most IT the lands cell Tho
books for subscription to the stock are now oman NJ
the office OF the Company, Main atrpet northwest
CORNER OF LocnetS over MerclantS' Bank, entrance
No. l10eust street All who feel interest tnt lie
business, and have money viii do we'll to call and
subscribe. Those wishing stock, living out Of the
city, can secure 1t by enclosing ten per cont Of the
amount wanted 70 the presid9ut or Treasurer,
sstss DIRBcPORS: 80
b Henry =. Bacon, EsQ7 Matthew Butler, Esl.,
Alfred Capp, Esqs i. B. HAFwOod. Esq,
Jo4ePlS lathlppj E4q5 B. n. Lynch, ElQs
TRUsFRAs;
Henry D. BACON, B.v. Bogy.
N. puTLEH, Treas ALFRED CLAPP, Prea,t.
Tie above prospectus has mp 70 this dato been
PublShed In only one Of our ls6dus paiaFa for ten
no extra efforts to set stock taka have been
yet tue public 50 we'll appreciate tho sound
mess Of tbs cnte tPFisa that hundred thOuS-
and dollars OF the stock has arely b0ea taken. We
would briefly state that the ahSrasare SIS each, paid
in full, tlont further ltabty transferable BY de-
livery registered only when dividends resolved
Any pereOn having money 70 spare. can BY the pur-
chase EoE shares In the Missouri MInlnG Company,
make an tnNestr1sne that viii p1y largely. and hold
1 All Communications to the President promptly
I answered. s.-a efs Inh3O-dSV 3n
st. LoNl6, No, March g, 1871.
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kSfArAL AccroxXr.-A worthy young
man, named Jacob Piper, for several years
employed as a tonnage brakesmau on the
R'ltimore and Ohio Railroad, was killed
on Wednesday at a point near the 40. l2
Water Station, The deceased was walking
along upon the top of the cars, whilst the
''a'n was proceeding ut the uslssl rate of
speed when he made misstep aud fell
between two of the cars. The wheels
passed over his legs, crushing and cutting
tae'n Oh, and giving no hope that the de-
ss4ssd could survive. sOona us the occur
renee was noticed the engineer stopped
sae train and the unfortunate man was pla-
sea 10 car and conveyed Ia. Cumberland.
When the train reached that place he
was sill ALIKE and conscious, but whilst
oe'ag removed toJthc hotel breathed his
last he was single mar, and was re-
g7Fied as aa Industrious aud Trustworthy
subordinate.
II
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CALIFORNIA; News,

FoRr KEAnSRY, April l7th.-The Pony
Express passed ut $3.50 P. M.
SAX FRANCISCO, April G.-Se1ator Me-
Do"gall departs for Washington on the
nth. One reason assigned for his de-
phrture torthwith is tor.the purpose of en-
deavoring to Influence some of the Calf
fornia appointments. about which there is
unspeakahle anxiety among Republican
politicians.
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Rrom Now. YorIe,sf --.gTty

~ - - s1RAAsSNSSS AOEAN - ~
scits regiments arrived afoSt sa5 rise sea- and
nl3,chel down Broadway, at 8 o'clock
Que regiment breaktitslet at the Store
House, smother at the st. Nicholas, and
the Thrill ut the METROPOLITAN. They
marched down Broniwuy at II o'clock, af-
ter breaktnsting, aud were greeted by
cheers and other DEMONSTRATIONS, and ap.
plnMse, by thousands Flngs flodteti from
every honse and store Al tHG teams i,
horses. posts, &C., lind American flags at
tached. Nearly every perkon carried one
IN ms hand. The flag presented eY Gov.
Andrews was c6sered the whole length Of
the route, and "God bless you;s was FREE
gnently uttered. cheers for the old Bay
Smlewere demapdc !, and enthusiastically
given, at every step. The regiments
narched 10 Jersey City, where there was
also a perfect ovation. They embarked AT
noon, and took the train to aWashineton.
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Rs7THE RrvER WAS rising again yester-
aaS' with about twenty-five feet water In
tue channel. The aags ofail the Sssamers
were at d"lf-mast, IN respect to the mem-
CRY Of Capt, Geo. W. Wheat, Sho died on
"wednesday, aadwas buried Yesterday af-
tNrnoOn.
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BOsroS, April 8.-oaIy three of tile
Mnsa"chusetts regiments left last night,
and the remainder go to day. There were
eighty eniistments ut one rendezvous this
morniag be'ore ten o'clock. Mr. Barry,
tcered. y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-19

BALT1MoRE, April ls.-Cnpt. Pearson. Of
the Norfolk steamer, arrived this morning.
He reports TINT The main entrance of the
hnrhor has been Distracted, by order Of
Gov. Letcher, By the sinking Of small
boats. He WIS compelled 10 20 over the
flats in coming out. The object Is to pre-
ventthe Government ships from leaving,
as was ordered
The Norfolk Custom House has been
broken into, and II qIautity offguus stored
there seized, The revenue cutter on that
station has been boarded, md her guns
seized.
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AILgsAUEIE, April I9.;--T tere is slrone
coapstitibh :dm6ag mdaied t@ieh ,Iait The
5000, 600 loan asked By the Stete.
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M 1s SO Z
la5}s1Headae,a.
~ CURE IS
Nervous Headache
3D. CURE e
kinds O.
Head ache.

Hy the ME q these Pills the periodic attacks Q
eTroAs or Sex HeadceaE may Ge prevented; and II
taken ut the commencement OF itDlsea,ato
Es,let from pain and sickness WIN 10 oUrsInsI.
4hey seldom fail In renewing the Navaa and
Hsaa iehe to which females are sosu6IecT.
They act gently upon the beEs1s,--rensyIrsc Cos
sigtHsss. :: s'''s
toE Att'eFqFy AEHa Stg3tatE, Delicate Females and
All persons of 1edetary 4abis, they rO vsluaG,e e1
La&o"re' Improving the GPpssitt, giving tOtls ard
r'goS 10 the digestive organs, ard restoring tie pa
tur Elasticity and strength Of the Whole syt,eu1
The CEPlIALIc FILLS orc tho n suit Il lenz IN.
v"stts'ttOn and caFefGl!yg cUnjuc,cA espsrtlssnIa
having been In use many yeaf, dus! ing which tim,
they have prevented AMI relIvve,l vaSt Srsosx,,
pain and 'oHering from Headache, whether oSir;pa.
ting tn the nervous system or from Sre ,,s s,ots
Of the S:oOaeG
they arc snsiE0lvv sGe;pbls IN tkeir competition,
and may be taken Mt a!ltImes vl;h peISec: sa,tty
without making any change Of diet and tEe eSs..c.
y any dt'1greeabs taste rsNdsrs Il Cavy to uda.ts:ss
atsI to ettldrEa.
BEWARE OF CoUSTERFEITSi
The genuine hare Eve sigpisurss Of henry G sps,d.
ing on each Y.
Sold byDr ISIS and oil other Dealer. In s:.dlc,.>
a bog viii De sent by mall prepared on receipt ..
PRICE e5 GENTS.
AlioFders should be dressed to
HENRY c SPALDITe.
Cedar ST., Sew York
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as UNloX MEETING IL THE Arm WARD
A injecting was held last night at the Rough
and Ready House House, in the 4th Ward,
for the purpose of organizing Home
Guard. Horace Gray, Esq, was called to
the Chair, and J. ". Bodley appointed
Secretary.
Several speeches were made and the
utmost enthusiasm prevailed.
Tho Committee on Resolutions reported
preamble and the following resolutions,
which were adopted with a will:
|. Rssolred, That it is our unalterahle
determination to stand by the Stars aud
Stripes at all hazards.
= heS1tUsd, That our banner must bear
the motto, THE Union and the C0nstitu.
ton mast aud shall he preserved !" and
fer the maintaimnce of that declaration,
we declare ourselves willing to sacrifice,
Ii necessary, our fortunes and our lives,
Committee was appointed to draw up
Constitution and By Laws. which was
also empowered to call meeting at any
time up to the 2sa of April.
James W. BOdley was appointed to take
charge of the roll, and procure signers,
Some 80 or 40 enrolled their names on the
FPot, and confidence was expressed that
% or more would do likewise.
The meeting adjourned to Friday even.
ing at seven o'clock.
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PonTsNourn, N. H.. April ls.-The City
Bank has rendered the State $50, 900 aud
the Merrimac River Bank $4,000
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BALTIMORE, April ls.-Five hundred
troops reached this city at % o'clock, this
afternoon. Two hundred of tue men came
from HHrrisbnrgh. No attempt was made
to modest Them. A large police force es-
.corted item AT many points they we're
cheercd by Union men, who followed them
in large numbers to Washington depot.
The streets are throngcd this afternoon.
There is considerable excitement, hut thus
farll violence has been attempted.
BALTIMORE, April =lS.-The excitement
increasing. The Union men are
tllrOnging The streets, determined not to DO
ovCr-slangLed by tie secessiouists.-
The Minute Men have their flag flying
from tl'cir head quarters. The Governor
aud Mayor will issue a inint proclamation
to Prevcat amy interference with the pas
sngG of Federal troops.
Throughout the city the Union senti4
mcnt among the Mechanics IL almost
unanimous.
BALTIMORE, April ia party of SCI
cessionists raised II secession flag ut noon,
and commenced firing al salute with eau.
non; u few moments the wOrkmeM from
some foundrys in the vicinity, herring the
report, rushed on the traitors, tore down
tue flag, spiked tile gun and threw it into
the river. The seccssionists fed in great
,cohstcruHtion, and the ing was torn to
tatters The enthusiasm fur tho GMion
WAS universal, not less than 5000 persons
were present.
BALrINoEE. April 13.-All the reports
about the seizure of. HarPeF's Ferry nre
false. despatch dateds o'clnck, saws
NIL was quiet there. There is a full CON
pany OF United States Artillery stationed
there, md u strong union population.
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- va 4sA94 ISL. We Martln has
6cenappOinted Postmaster at Rosby Rock,
down in Marshall county, vice j. L. Glib
sen, and Edward 7, osburn, at Grafton,
-TylgF roqoty
FLAas AAEfLoAT.-F!ags were rl.a
w IN all Ptrts OF the city yesterday. The
Union men of the Eastward ran up the
stars AMI stripes on the Ben aud
Douglas poles, and although the wind
was very high they were kept a4pping
at the risk Of being torn to pieces.
0g-NAaaow EscArE OF FIVE pEnsoxs
FaoN DeATH,-Du During the freshtts ocen-
stoned by the rain, on Tuesday last, a csus.
uality occurred at Cox's Mills, over in
Monroe county, Ohio, which came near
resulting in the death of FIVE PERSONS
They were stumbling on the saw mill
when the force of the water broke away
the frame work on which it was built n a
let the building down into fifteen feet of
water The roof pressed mas, If not all
Of them entirely under the water, Bntsas it
went under the fall ofrthe mill-dam, tie
frame was SO torn to pieces, that the per-
sons eutFapped in it managed to get to the
surface, when By means of the floating
.lmeeFs they were enabled to get ashore.
There was ono ,old. man aud one boy of
about fourteen among them. None of
them were hurt Beyond some pretty severe
bruises qpdscutss while aplong,the crashing
ti'n5ers. Their esrape from idstdnt death
under the eireumstanccsI is one Of the
most remarkable Occurrences ever known
itl.tie county. - a
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CoIuNaus, o., April 49, An appropr:al
ton of one million dollars for the support
of the Government passed both houses
unanimously.
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From. EVaeIlInRton.

WAsnINGToS, April ls.-The clerks In
the various Departments have been ForuI-
ed into guards rihe protection Of the
buildings. This IS in addition to the milf
tary force placed in the public buildings,
The rumOrs Of an intehded invasion ot
Washington, Tonight, have excited fauch
alara'. Whatever may be the ground for
such reports, il is certain that the Govern
ment Us cxpeditfonsiy making preparations
for all emergencies.
WAsuIHoToS, April. -Messrs Garlic
and Dent, delegates to tho Virginia Con-
veHtiOn, arrived here this morning. They
are both of strong Union sentiments, and
there presence here at this critical time.
occasions much surprise, They say there
is no further use for them in the Conven-
ti"n, and Mr.. Garlic remarked that he LETT
Richmond II sad man.
WASHINGTON, April 1s.-Itis again re-
ported herein financial circles that tile
Government has adviccs that Haruers
Ferry is in the hands Of the Virginia au-
thorittes. The report needs vcrifcation.
Capt. Cnllpm. of the Corps of Engineers
has been appointed aid de camp of Lieut..
Gent Scott, with tbs rank of Lieut.. Colo
nel. he appointment Is officially an
nOunced TO the Army and he is to be
obeyed and respected accordingly.
tbs the intention Of the War Depart
ment to muster companies enough in this
District to yield u force i,pprQachiug thee.
thousand men. The soldiers of the war OF.
1872 are about adopting military orgnni,s
z"tion and offering their services for tho
defence Of tue seat of government.
The Massachusetts AMI Rhode Island
regiments and the seventh regiment of New
York are expected here Immediately.
WAsHISdToX, April lfth.-A Govern
mept messenger has inst arrived from PEN
sncolH. There seems to be no doubt that
troops have bcon landed from tile BROOKLYN
at Fort Pickcns.
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TCORRrnTri, naI1.,. : =

.. BALTIMORE, AprIl ls.-Flopr steady; Howard
street. and Ohio Unchanged Wheat dali at $I3Ota-
Sl.55 Tor Red and 81, 40 go for White. Corn steady
Pork trim at So for aIeTs and $16 for Prime CSffs
hrm3t 1915. Whisky dull
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FaE Douglass Union Coagreasion-
% =, meets this forenoon 1T the
ooars House At l i O'Clock,
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DETROIT, April ls.-The schooner Bcr,is,
with a cargo of railroad iron, sunk in lie
river by collision with propeller Inst
night. Tho propeller was not much dam
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New YoRE, April ls.-The steamer Ke-
dn, from Liverpool on the 9th, arrived to-
The London ZIa.es rilicules the ide. of
South rcviving the slave trade. =
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CHARtEsToX, April l7.-Govcrnor Ellis
has telegr'lphcd to the Secretary of War,
that he has taken the forta in North Caro-
lima.
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PMILADEpPniA, April ls.--Bishep Mood
the Roman Catholic Bishop of Philndel-
pLiiH. has raised the Stars and Stripes
above the dome of his Cathedral Height
233 feet,
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D
TIE FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENTS OF
SP.AL DIN CTS
CEPmALEG IDIEL1S.
WILL CONVINCE ALL VINO sytyEn rEon
HE -
THAT A a. s5t.sz
SPEEDY AND SURE CURE
is WITHIN THEIR REACH.
As ese TsstioHialG l0sre unsolicited by M. span.
eaey % this truly tetrpt.Se dtseors s1.S "
4. s..,,,,a MAsosylllE, coss, TeS.6 1scl,
haSo tried yur cephnlie pills AMI Ike diem 70
, GS1t tn "aH' yon to send me two dollars worth
Fart Of the,eNr fur the ueigltor, TO whom r.ay,
O few out It Of the fret box l g'lt FROM you
JAMES KESaEDY.t
IIAvEaFonD Pa, Feb 6. 1851.
siR:
.e s isrs a Sf more s9E sa e y1 Ge 81
slAsT ASH. sFoikIto6sg.
r6 ssRgoE cns ls6, ,5gs II 20, Co
i, Yen Yen. viii please send me two oxes of yOur cephn
Respectfully yours, =.
;, s-Ihaes ass 1o Of yonr RID! s sssd ind
BK1Lt VrASsN, ONO, Jan. is. 1sut
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Prom tia IVetss,n R.ltl ty5sseS, t1assaso57F. q
We heartily onderss Jfr. spaIsins and his ua-
rtvalled CsnlAltc Pllls. -.
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TN HETIDING FROM THE DRY GOODS BUSI-
NESS, take occasion to press my gratitude tn
the numerous triendS and customers who lCve given
me their support aud confidence for period Of near
quarter OF a ceHtury,
j. O. Copper aud my son, Vim. Il. Senseney, will
succeed nP, and lbeSptak fbrthcM n c0rtinuancG Of
the patronage rHlong extended to mo. now ask
as SPECIAL PERSONAL FAVOR, II all persons indebted
to the late ARM to Ay their accounts at once there
by enabling NC IN close up the business aud engage
In some other pursuit, j. SENSENEsY.s2
April /. 1851 $40
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From the Dealoesdt. 81 Czavd, Jiiza.
lfyou aEo.torh been tF;Jl TslfG ;SeI hs,a.
ache heud for box Gceliiie i'lsj 70 III AZ you 40
have tharl In case OF an urtaGis 81 Z ISiss
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Fyomst Asalsider. iy6rJsH. "a.
They llsve beer, tcs;oi III t,hr6 Ghan a tloueunt
cuse', With entire success.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-19

M0NTGONERY, ALA., April T.-Ch0rles-
ton bias taken $1,000. 600 of ttr loan ut
par. and SI:20o.00O has been paid in
cash. New Orleans has taken SO 100000.
The subscriptions haya not closed in either
city. Mobile has subscribed for $500, 900
NIL taken by small bidders.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-19

'o n "a 1t7tI. J VFl''slIes- 70 e L..
the CeIlallc l1ill peEa!d - IsEnI en,aIkably Il.
fenfty for tbs aud OA Of Ser5
pet iar that very freqieit roaplatut Wi!r5 hSs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-19

From Ese Sqaaheba. Htl!sg STAR. 6aHasvaqaTa .t,
We are n1ro that persorss tl 0sin with tie tea1
acne, Aho tEy Them, viii stick tothem.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-19

- From lie Daily IEelrG, NetgBros n T.
Cephaif PMS arc taking tile plaee Of al Iinlis I