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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-24
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De it ordained by the Board Of Mayer and Assrnsn
ID OF he cts OF asupaIs.
That the Street. COmrp.-ll .ueT shall furui-h The Board
o. A dsTueo - ealh f--t rs-1zr mlafh 9 nee ing
tusr %, an e-tIm-t- o. fls am.uut aud C4.r l,er o.
izmser AMI tools Ehlch be EIl uQulre d1rl1g he en-
susrg month 20 eXGcGtug tls ORDERS Of the B ara. end
iG p-rf1rmiHg such work a. be- ulsv be required frum
tins 20 tine % p.rfo n q iGe .az- ~ urdIuaac-s OF
the C ~ .nf II such essirtt- is deemed e4ss1a5 e and
proper by 81 E14rd, the MaFor s1sIs be ordered 10 pur-
chase such sricies IS n ? be- em-rscsd therein.
Approved August. 1851.
JOIN PARE, NEynr.
Attest
2. B. RICHARDS. City Register. Tsuz8 t0t
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-24

FOR SALE.
GsBS Acres.

Az authorized % sell ~ entrsne-y VALu-
AISLE IRA T 0F LAND, Iging "a 5hs MIS-
sisslppt river, shout twi Ellsa south OF Meul-&
ghls, "a the Arkausgs siCs. It -21ntzil5 -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-24

u Col John B. Grsyson, formerly Of the
United States army, has been appointed q
brigadier general by President Davis, and is
assigned to duty on the Florida coast.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-24

Cl The Lexington (Ky) Statesman asserts
that companies Of Tennessee LincvlnlfeS are
arriving at the abolition camps established in
thSt State. 1t don't like the idea Of Ken ucky
being overrun By cold Brownlow's disciples"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-24
5lGm ADVERTISEMENTS.
EK4ERaEHHE
To Tag uIl2EY, OF HEMPals.

A No. 1 B0OKK1RPsE vso 3 q. ialsu-s af.si
= bsEk hare, Is DESTROYS q c~oSzInlas raan.oy1a ~.
Adire-- Lack B.X a. Pot uHr- r9t 3"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-24

%" The Richmond ErGmiaer has been re-
qgested to contradict a report contained in the
New York Herald, to he effect that Mrs. Gen.
Gaines, on her return to Washington from
New Orleans, had reported statements ad-
verse to The Southern CoRfederacy, and repre-
senting the sentiment Of the South as still
loyal to the Union. Mrs Gaines, says the
Eraminsr, returned to WashiEgt n only for the
purpose of concluding some matters of busi-
ness, and had made no such statement as those
referred to. Mr.. William Gaines, the son of
the lady in question, is at present in Richmond
and d-enounces the Bsrald's statement as falss
and libellous 10 every particular.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-24

STILL THEY CoME.-A cavalry company
numbering 104 men, left Chattanooga On
Thursday last for Knoxville. The .3drcrtiss-
Gays that Hamilton county has furnished six
companies, and one mere Is ready and waiting,
and still another nearly made up, This fairly
banner county OF East Tennessee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-24

c Advices from r chmond intimate that
before final adjournment, Congress will Pass
q rstaEiatiug law in view Of the coHdscation
bill passed at Washington. The move is a
good one; we must "dght the devil with Ere"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-24

DIED N HsRNEss.-Among those who fell
In the memorable hattie Of the 2lst, near
Manassas, was the Rev. c. W. Howard, Of
Meriweather, Georgia.
He was a Metbo list preacher and was
placed by the last Conferences on the circuit in
Talbot county. When the war broke cut, be
raised a company in bis native county, com
posed Of bis friends and brethren. He was in
Bartow's regiment, Johnston's division.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-24

PAY OF VOLUNTEER OFFICERS AND Par
vATEs-Pay per moRth Of officers and pri-
Yates accepted into the Confederate States
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-11
La . iFtonl RIohh5oni.I FfThT


I FAYErTEvILLE, March Son the reeep-
ton of President Lincoln's inaugural the
Sesessionists. inlcOusequence of some ac-
Cessions to their ranks, called meeting
of the citizens of the county to-day, to
instruct delegates 10 the Cony6ntion! II It
proved, however, thatathe Union sentiment
preVailedtHndl theimeetihE Bdjdurned with-
out action, amid much enthusiasm for the
Stars and Stripes. als
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-11
North oaf6Iiha IslectifoII,.

RALEIcn,a n g., March s.@This State
voted against holding Convent n iby
1000 majority. The members whO we're
elee;edi were Two 20 one for tbs Uniop.its,f
I New YoRK, March 9.-The steamship
Edinburgh sailed for Liverpool this norm
{ Is case it should become necessary 10
call a special session Of Congress, its
Complexion politically viii be a matter Of
some interest. The new Senate numbers
-tKenty-pibs Republic an nei6bers; TO whom
Kansas win GddItRo, making thirty 2one
Republicans, ard twenty three Democrats.
The House already consists Or .ninty-nfne
Republicans, against tifty-fous oPposidous
Of all sorts. Connecticut, Kansas, New
Hampshire, and Rhode Island may ..Ls l ex-.
Peeted % add ten 10 this number. The
Democrats already ,Shoseu ARE iFty-seVeu.
and my more to be chosen, WITH three OF
Tour doubtfnl. Unless the reyo1ted States
return, the Republicans will have a clear
majority in bqth Houses.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-11

, = y z EEPM StseLoata. " N ~ d Z
SF-lEoUis, ZbIareh 9.-zG6Y. jackson has
signed srelieflbilt passed by the fIsegis-
latpres,k few days sinSe.gy This Law extends
the time for the return Of the Executions
issued by the. Court OF Record to the Sec
ond' q eth Aifterithsi date oElexechtion, and
extends the tins for the return of the exc
cntops issued by Justices of the peace to
one year after tie date thereof. i,ss=
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-11
snAIL ia II,6sIIIIlyl "A !,

times this question admitted ofsan 4 FIPmS-
>. ffsffs SSsTs Now il seems to denend on
eireamst1nes. Wheneve r a niniotity, how
e er small decide in favor Of secession.
IhSn " Is, We aFe told the majority ,mnst
RUS y =; bnt, when State decides ia favor
unlnn, then u is insisted that The nlaior-
Ply = IN the wrong. and must be disregard
ed. Alsstssippi has seeded, By a vote of
onecthir,i other qualified voters, but Ten
-nessee has decided against secession. .bv
Two, thirds minority, and. yet we have de.
:, long. loud aud henyv, against
al wii0idissent trOm Tie decision OF Alissis
9lPIIi and against all Who concur in the
geclsion ofTennessee. II a nominal major
ity It an actual minority lnnst near rule
ln Mississippi, surely 1t ought to he admit.
tea That y majority, and very large maior-
.ty''shouid bear rule 10 Tennessee Hut 1t
: very day insisted that It mti i not be So.
t-secessionists, in Mississippi, are
lrnrueiy toi6e tolerated in the riVhts of
opinion and speech, and anti-secessionfsts
n tennessee are denounced us AIolition-
SIS. This shows ltle resnsct for either
aiatorities or ninorities; the only thing 10
. approved is secession, which many be-
ieTe will result in abolition, However
his may be, we su6pit that there is nd 2
lope for supreme power EXCEPT in the ma.
nrity,i as Indicated by the ballot Gox.--s
Wherever this is for Union OF reunion, The
'r'glnAl statue of these States must be re-.
s.tored McmPhiS Bulletin. 5l4aasi
L II
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-11

kG-wE have undertaken to chronicle
evegariesofthe most whimsicaIaont6. of
arch, On Saturday sunshine and gloom
'eFe dispensed in. about equal quantities,
en'the evening of the day a few,big drops
{ rain pelted tho people in tho streets,
md In n few moments afterwards. great.
lakes Of snow sOlfiIlrd tho air that lights
hundred yards distSn. could scarcely be
een. This was succeeded by more rain,
nterspersed with wind, and ut a late hour
me result of the contest of the elements
leemed doubtful. %
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-11

b9 BODY REcorERRp. "a letter reeeiv-
ID on Saturday morning from Harrison
sounty announces the finding Of the body
of Geo. Helms, whose :niysterious dtsap.
pearenee some six weeks ago, alarmed the
Ehole vicinity in which he resided. The
body was found in tue West Fork of the
4onongahela river, at Worthingtoa, in
Hrton county. The clothing of the de-
BASED were much torn, and the face bad
dtshgurcd. tits conjectursd by many
bat Ills death was the result OF foul. play.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-11
tbs closing years q lie are 6fI3l FFend.

n tbs closing years Of life are 6ftsni Fend-
|. ID wretched by ailments which are
trifing in themselves and easily cured if
taken, in time. affection of the liver
stoiSach, and other organs CO neerned II
digestion, are the most frequent. They
naturally makFthe suHererlnerrous; irrita-
Ole and complaining and relatives and
friends nre forced to bear the brunt Of their
ill.humors Tue use of Hostetter's Cele-a
Sfficieqt remedy for. this evil, 1t will not
only strengthen the whole iiysfcai organ!
izntion, but entirely cure the most obstinate
cases OF lndigestioh, DiarthG4,i Dysenterv,,
and Liver Complaint The frs: physicians
IN !hs country are loud in thsly praise of
!nls preparation. Another Recommended
to the taste that It may be used even. as q
beverage. h.. iszsi5s 8 slIii I'll ~.
Sold by Rll druggists.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-11
From new Orleans.

NEw ORLEANS, March sth-The Conven-
ton adopted un ordin4nce, to transfer Ger
tain funds to the government OF the con
federated States, now in the anls OF tue
State Depository. e'
A7PEiyatGA telegram iron, Montgomery
says the rcven1e laws have been adjusted
by regulation OF the Treasury Department
TO hvoid any pteiddite' 10 Steamboat in-i
teeFest9i7s 1858 Is g9Ia1s - SilFir
66LA5 From RIeIIn6ond.T Yaf
RIcHNOSD, VA March s.--Hon. WIN. C.
sRtvss addressed a large, meeting lust night
on'fthe subject of the Peace Conference
prOPOsitiOnsoi His remarks looked TO the
Cbuciliation, of the border Suites and the
eventual Reconstruction the Union. He
denounced tue secession movement 10
strot g terms. His speech excitedsmurh
enthusiasm among the audience.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-11


i Fort KEABSEY, March o.-The Pony
Express, with San francisco dates to Tie
23d ult.. passed. here eat6;30i this evening
The Union celebration at San Ffaneisco
on the Cpd, absorbed all attention. THE
day was universally observed by abstain,
ing from business. II il estimated that
oyer %, 900 people. attended the Union
meeting. Speeches were made by Edward
Stanley, Eugene Casserly, Col. Crockett
and others. Resolutions we're nHanf-
mously adopted, declaring the unalterAble
attaehuteht OF California TO- the Union.
and tint AhsrsdS 5i1s. iR6I 6SyEt Rdu9Ss
. .t Constitution for State to secede
in any hon6Hfble plan f6rfher adjustment
of the existing difficulties SO as 10 secure
the rights of all tile States, and that Cali.
itornia repudiates the project of Pacific
Republic.
JAS. a. McDougaltwas nominated as
candidate for the o. s. Senate by "a caucus
of es,DOuglas Democrats on the goth.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-11

gS.CtEAREp Hin At A JUnP.-on Sat.
sday night, horse ran away down Main
rect at furious rate. A boy ran out
ito the street, and recEIessly stood in the
erses wny,tn the hope of stopping him;
e the horse jumped clear over tue boys
sd, an went on atasttll greater speed.
he youth being questioned as to running
eh - risk said he knew tie horse and
asp's afraid ofbim. '7Hz
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-11

DlewE notice the arrival ihtbs Melure
Nc, j. R. Jones and Mr. Chas. Tucker,
shos some year and a half ago conducted
very successful school IN this city
ne ., are direct from the independent State
Florida, 10 the hand of Seeessia, where
lsy have resided since leaving Wheeling
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-11

p@rTuE P4XoPTicoS. LA Ras's Panop.
tieop opens this evening at Washington
Hail. The Louisville JouraaL saws Of the
Exhibition: % i H. iiS'i
The second exhibition of this supurb
Entertainment ut Mozart Hall was attended
9y a crowded and delighted aadiance.-
he varied interests of the scenes keep up
be excitement and fires the imagination
ontinually The battle scenes are truly
re like Soldiers In search of failed com.
ldes, the dead carried of in littets, wives
aeking their husbands, and all the terrible
alfties of the "feld of glory impress
pSRsslyss, SytvtdtY upon as. We almost
ncy We ci1a feelaIhev iron hail and the
God boIls like that Of high melted
RFgssat the roaring Of the shttiIlefy.;4
he fidelity ofEthe scenery is nRqpestfoned,
athe trnthUt histoFy is preserved IN all.
. Incidents which pass In review, i,t7i
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-11

ba~pilb " mas TaAlSa- a5in5gfossoS,
belonging to Hon. Albert Rust, of.Arkan-
as died pn'the western bound train ffram
Washington city on Friday night last
Arririegl leres sSlts r RfSoIeured 81 Sofia
'ad had The boy deeenlly buried. ~,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-11

"a THR RlvEa.-Tbe river was falling
loWly on Saturday The Liberty, lea for
Iincfqnsti IN, The evening SttG .. pretty
pod trip, The Maredeo, with asioad of
bose nanufactnrediartfcIes by which the
estinatiou Of a steamboat can ALWAYS be
dyed, passed dowa on Saturday for
emnhis and the South. 2 =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-11
PROCTAMATTON1

WE l msHEkt glMAASD J0sEPIf i. WILDE
~ 81 Sle eity q " to act as our snie AGENT
ior the distribution Of VALENTINES Of All S
IT. tla sate 4l the 18th Inst, ahd do ai
~ HiH 70 our name to FteeiUi all moneys 6, ill.,
iTogI that n, ~; m
oet = SpuFtoIa imitation Of the genuine ies Il ~
I've tnose VINO may have tender sentiments 10 ~
- 70 sch 9thers such Persons viii D. wise Hnr
~ snch spurious histv6a, as they ~
Felleq On aud arg utterly worthless ME fjIi0yfSSS
= the most reliable results attendIpr ne
pIeseniA tioB = these tender epistIes. 't'
S,Sy N95lentiuea: SURE " Sidlng f1FthWfflt
~ came rcsultj bay 3 yeatz rz!
~ ve.1.E
- Alost llkeiy-peFhaps not
Doubttal-lsads to pleasant 6e-
=. quaintaneo, h0S ever e E--'7H-l
Extremely donbtfni-EtHl some
hope. -s-s-l -
Suiall pOtntoe4
Cli soon, ~ th1So hFSt DaFcla6sd ara ,,5o4ls-,t-
q the npptust FstiIts = = : = SalsAlte
Gtssn 1adsf ny ial aud ssai this dIth dsy OF
1851 in the city o. WheelFus - 49,
- +CUPIDP Cop a. Law ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-11
30 RHAaiRtIsE ST
he Han d. Bite rs.
pYsPnPsn
LiverC Complain, Feverand Agu . "a.

= o.
Liver Complaint, FeyerandA gue, &c.
iIIE SUCCESSFUL. INTRODUCTION AND usR
oI tnis Celebrated remedy has been the nal for
"a Vattous forms futl quart bottle 10 Ave liS
si word ltters Is hut au6therianie for
ms , q some some yilatIouS wisky mixture.
1 A one teas Pooufnl, Of our nielicIne.
hOERHANEsS HOLLAND BITTERS
AND TUE ENIRE ABSENCE OF AFRRRf RRolFR ATIop1, has
tor II . reputation which the host Of Inii-
n - aia ebnnterfris have failed to undermine
- PoSiEely vegetable preparation, with barely
sq I.Ii ~ pure spIFttH to preserve It.
one Slze OF the genuine, CIIRlsPint Bottles
!; y X medicine g-tried efficacy for Prinig0
&c Hood, essential for the Foundation oi NOD
all bowels. ' :. ~ '' ''
Two o. thres doses viii eOnviacs the aae,cd o,
us strength, healthy action Of the liver how
i I5 ~ EdneyS will aOOn take plnce aud renewed
heai he the quick result. -
For INDIGESTION, TRY
:, BoerhaVe's Holland Bitters
For HEARTBURN, Try Pr
. Boerhave's Holland Bitters.
For .AotDlFY, Try "a
a Boerhavers Holland Bitters.
FOR W4ATRRBRASu, Try ~
BoerhaYe's Holland Bitters.
For HEADACHE Try
Boerhaye's Holland Bitters,
For LOSS OF APPETITE, Try !.
Boerhave's Holland Bitters
For sCoST1YENESS, Try rii
BoerhaVe's Holland Bitters.
For PILES, Try +i' 4 - 'ssIsa
BoerhaYe's Holland Bittars.
IN MI Nervous, Rheumatic, and NGuraIEiS AHss-
h0ls, Y has IN numerous instanee5i proved highly
and IN others elected decided cure.
Read Chreftllly! ses ~
~ SeanIne llEll concentrated DoERHkT HnI.
at One Dollar Per bottle. The great dSnlnd
III ~ tEiS celebrated medicine has Induced hitty
.purchhsinR. rS'f''N's
Beware o. IAeosIuOS! SEX Thar orE NAM Is OF
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-11

"a ARTILLERr coNPAxx.-A meeting
l the new AF,i.lery company was held on
saturday evening, NV. Sweeney was
alectsd Captain; Saqi'l HerFiot First Lieut..
Ohm 5, Wheat Seeoh5 Lieut., and r. al
ssansbetry Secretary Z, go,5z 80.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-11

9S-FEs hON. ALblRr RUsr, Of Arkan-
vas stdPpings at de Sprigg House on.
HtaEiay last. Hs let. In NE evening" Oh.
teareeF Ll6ertya
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-11

a ! = | ~
y -. a .ttEWARD Is OFFERED for the detection
OF any person eounterfeiti1g, Initiating. Of.
me Yender of any such counterfeit or ini-
{tation OF BGrhqUes Holland. l1itiers. The
ggenuipe, highly eoicentrated .ifolIa6d7Bit-
!ers y pntup tnhalf Pipt bottles OIL ,lIav-
ing 10 The ,5 name Of the proprietor; D. Page,
: IT, - q elSE =, IN them, and his signature
This delightful 44fGus has Beea received
5yl nericans with hat fv6rwhicti fis6nZ
~ ~, extended TO scientific preparations
When we considerable markell success at.
tending nsS administration nj gtte5 mose'
sinooogn cases OF Fever andS Ague, Weak
ness atgshSs King, Dyspepsia, Heartbnrni
7 a OF the St9macllS Sick and Nervous
Headaebe. Ildigestiun, Gosttveness and
Piles, together : with the Complete control
exsrelses 9y so. all Nervous; RheumRttc
nd Neuralgia Affections, we cannot won!
v ain,s 4is qsmsS Wei may tAs ipYal-
For sale by 4. II. Logan & Co., and Lo-
a, Eist-& Co. Z - fs4-sf q = =
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gsINEss NorIdEs.H

BSrCEPHALIc PnLs, cure Sick Head
iaehe. futeEetyous Headache, cure all kinds
of Headache.
I Rehs assSt thesBiila t6sPai6dil at
=taettssot Nervous or Sick Headache may be
observation-disclosures at the G0mRsdsS.
lment Of an attack immediate relief from
pain and sickness will be ,obtalned. -,
hey seldomafail in Temoveing the Nan
sea and Headache to which females tlte 40
subject. ',-,,5'i5 = - 20
14ney act gently upon the bowels.-re-
moving Costiveuess. " IL
IVA The Literary Man students. Delicate Fc-
males, and all personsol sedentary habits.
t t,ey are valuable MS a Laxative. lffnbr6yfn5
ile appetite, giving tone and vigor' to the
a'gestlye organs, and restoring the natur-
tenn. --O's vs.
Far sale by REED & KRAFr.
IS sSlslf Ueutre Wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-11

81 single bottle Of SIsAL.DING,s PREP n
LIE VIM sEFe ten tiples ifs - InnlaifS-JgG
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EUIaoPEAN NEWSssl14 s.



- -,rss-s a.tEaltIs mn l..i,, ~ d.
ST. JOHNS, \, f., March Q. The, Galway
Steamship Prince Albert from 6SIwHy.
with dates to the 26thault, arrived, al ais y
port this morning. Her dates are four,
days later than those furnished Inv thh,,
North Briton at Portland. i 5,'fai
The steamship ,Arabia, from New Yurls
arrived at Qpesihsto$h on the evening Of
the 23d ult. e 4f''''siiss
8 The steamship Niagara b sailed ( sFoml
Qneenstpwp mt 4 o'clock on the Afternoon
Of Sunday, bound to Halifax AID ~ ston.
The Emperor of; Austria has signed the
new constitution, which giye5 tie diet lie.
gislative rights. .ifsisiii 4
Bteddstdtfs closed dull and auuotations,
nominal for aoaF.l Wheat. quist.a Corn
dull. Provisions duIl:! h. .g,.s',5. .5i,,.-
LONDON. Feb. %. &C onsols 9Ia(A9I1 for
money, and elb@9i4 for account. The
money market is generally unchanged.
+ The following are the very latest nd Vices
by the steamer Prince Albert:
d The Emperor of France had enioined
Prince NapoleOni to remain at Paris, us a
visit 10 Italy at the preIeut time might be
regarded as mn intention to.iufluenSe the
opposition ofithe Popes imperial so7etS
eighty q see.3 no Iif. ~ =.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-11

A4sSpiS sRLQ0lLO FSEsOUTfI, OIL
Agent utia ttlloNa' Rail Drug Store. 49,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-11

MAGIC AssIlTII.ANTl.--II. ~. ~
edy for Hts aud Dyspepsia Call Ir n PaTST
isst u. DOCKING, Agent, odd RelI6Ws' Hail Drt,g
store.- = - z - II ~ -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-11

B8- a GONDITIUXALi AccEPTAxcR.-
Nothing better illustrates the extent Of the
oil fever, and the faith entertained bythose
attacked that the possession of WELLS a
fund of inexhaustnble wealth, than. the
story told of gentleman of the German
persuasion residing down at MARKETS., who
is interested in one or two sites. The
story goes that on Saturday Last the gem
tlsman referred to receive dispatch from
"Old Abe, inquiring whether he was IA
miIiar with the German Language. SC. He
was somewhat surprised at this. but Of
course answered "Yes.p "A little time
elapsed when a secOud dispatch came from
the President elect, asking twill you ac.
-cHpt the Mission to the Hagusap--a place,
we may add, worth some fifteen or twenty
thousand dollars per year. Mynilrrr cool
~ putfed his meeFschdum, and the tele-
graph bore back tile reply: :. Yes, Iv I don't
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SiaFsS q !. n;

H4s6iSdf6S, Afafs6 E81E3
FLOYD publishes a-stAtemeht Fiutfi t,rt IA
the acceptances I'M fiCeor of RasseIl, 8 Ia.
jors * Co., dhilofithtir legality. Instsaj
of there being six millions 0ftiese acck,,,s
auces outstanding, he SHOWS that the+s ,;F.,
pnlS about 5000, 600 worth. He detIaFes
that the contractors llhvG secured thesc d.,
assignments oil property. ample for Their
proteStion, and that it tie Goyernn,snt
will permit the earnings OF. the trains for
s6l TO by applied to the acCeptanccs. tbsyE
will belliQuidated in that way, without e. I
source to the assignments. 1t i5wnnifl. /.
seem, also, that the Government ON 81 tIS,j,
contractors upwards of half n million ioI,.i
.. which is equivalent . the .casl, value
of the Indiah Trust bonds, of the abstra,.-
ton Of Which Floyd repndiatcs All nTe.
SiDus knowledge. He denoanees the CON
iluctand proceedings of the Select Com.
mittee with great severity, and,s4ys their 7
sole object was political crsecution and
defamation, go It'll
The;su6ject Of the collection Of the rev!
eEue and the reinf r ement ofiFort sam
Ter, has not yet engaged the attention III
me Cabinet, Great efforts are being made
10 effect a peaceful solution of the ones Z
ton of forts and revenues.
; WASHINGTON, March 9.-The Charleston,',, Il
Colp1Ier of Thursday says the works IN the
haEbor have made Formidable pr gress
Within ten days under direction of Cen
6eauregaFd in whose charge the attack on
Fort Sumter has been placed. TIree
soldiers whpseE terms of enlistment had
expired left-fofA Fort Sumter On NJ 9dnes.
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I EUR OPFA NJ NyT5SXXySs44 - ~
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GuNDRIEs.--SObe xsI C5,,..s :
A>1aqs; ~ y 6J1eg Rxtuaet Csass,
50 do1. Bueketa
> Is .dtl. iTuIis.f =
cases Din Qui1ots T0baeoS, =
saR&i ~ sHunfafSII ~ ~,
Just TecelSed and tor sll4 bv .
LIST, MORRISON 1 co.
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NJ o. MOLASSBs.-sOo Dds rbolcc 1Io,,s-
60, arrtNingppr S. u. sSunny Sj1th'' and "a
torN" and for Sale'ti ~ 'z,iis'i Ht. l q u-
J iHni6 PAXTON, DONIIoN q 61LRRAy
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GEPHALICP ILLs--CRPHALiC PILLS
M: Iq FfsI Teselye HOOKING, Agent, Oil Eel
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