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The Shreveport weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1861-1861, 1861-09-30

keep me posted about things. Give
all the information shout Red and
Ouachita rivers, and how much cot
ton there is from Alexandria to the
mouth, and how much will be made'on
Black and Ouachita rivers, for it will
be our aim to take all the cotton on
these rivers, and send it up the Ohio,
L want you to find out how many
pilots we can count on in Red River.
and send me the names. You have
sent me two besides yourself for
Ouachita-Casper and Rodenha,lm.
Tell them that they will have a share
in all the prizes that are taken.
Tell Il. to write me. All the pilots
that go with US will make money g.
nough TO do thcm,w ithout going on the
rivers again. ] will let you know in
time to meet me at Memphis. 1t will
be a glorious thing to clear the trail
tors out, and show them n lesson for
robhing minis and custofnlotscs, and
stealing steamboats,. y on must send
yonr letters by privat. hand, to Cairo.
DO not trust the mails. / will send
this to Memphis by private hands.
and lave If mailed there Ny res-
poets to Mrs. w. Yours.
! Signed. joins SEBASTIAN
Let the above be a warning to our
citizens. and if any suspicious iudi-
viduaI is in Shreveport. he should be
made to give an account of himself
if he is gentleman, and with us, he
wiz have 40 objection. Suspicious
crafts should not be n lowed to cruise
in our CIV.
The Shreveport weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1861-1861, 1861-09-30

R,lnn,mg tie B2ockade.-I'he Nam
chester England) correspondent of
the \. Y. Tribune says that within
the last week ships laden with cotton
have reached Liverpool, having run
the. blockade. 1t is poatirely hnoacn,
this correspondent asserts, that men
and money arrived in this country
by late steamers, to purchase light,
quick sailing craft, that can cross the
Atlantic, steal into creeks and rivers,
get off again with few bales of cot
ton, and all this to convince England
and France that the blockade is not
cfectual, and that it cannot be en-
torced.-BatoR Rouge 4drocate.
The above sounds very well to the
ear, but what is there to be gained by
such course If England or France
is thus 10 get our cotton, what object
will those powers have in recognizing
orr go, crnItent? This step should
be cried downinstead of countenanced.
Is our cotton to be kept Back until
a recognition is made by the powers
alluded to, or is to be sent to them
while they fail to recognize us
The Shreveport weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1861-1861, 1861-09-30

We have fine weather now, and it
affords much pleasure to the admirer
OF natures works, to stroll about the
country and view the cheering pros
poets of the tillers Of the earth.-
Verify we are to be blessed with an
abundance of the requisites of life,
through the kindness of the Almighty,
though against the prayers of Lincoln
it he ever prays. The cotton on
the upland never looked better.
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The Shreveport weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1861-1861, 1861-09-30
Lincoln spies Among Il.

say the New Orleans i'lcaEHu"
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Anegro girl, about IL years of age,
belonging TO Mrs. Mcbride, has been
arrested IN Nashville fertempting at
20 poison the family of DIR. Wester-.
welt, with whom she was living
fortunately, the. mixture was detec-
ted but the family made a narrow
escape
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The Prince de Joinville is a pas
senscr on board the steamship Africa,
which arrived at New York last We'd
tuesday,. Che Prince is accompanied
by his SON. whom he designs placing
in the Z. S. Naval School at New
port, Il. l.
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IN. 0. Picayune

The law of Congress cenfscating
the property of all aliens and enemies
will effect that amiable old military
peacock, Winfield Scott, to the extent
of several pieces of real estate owned
by him iii Richmond, which will now
be escheated to theuse of the Govern
ment. ..,
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NO...24.

Confederates We're placed il posses
sion of four hundred stand Of arms,
together with other equipments, and.
also hold the town. Tennessee did
her. share on the occasion to she dis
comfture of the enemy.
The Shreveport weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1861-1861, 1861-09-30

The Branch Of the Citizens Bank
in this city, publishes notice to.the
effect that Treasury notes will re-
ceivcd at its counter at par. This is
as it should be, and will facilitate the
public.
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froan Posocoia.-A letter pub
lished in the Mobile Advertiser, bear.
ing date of 18th instant, and written
at Pensacola, says:
The wcatherthe past two days has
been insufferabiy warm. Those post
ed in such matters think a storm the
sequence.
Yesterday afternoon the frigate.
which ! mentioned as having arrived
the night previous, landed quite a
number of soldiers or Inarilics on the
Island, This morning both her and
tie Colorado. left their anchorage
Whittier gone we can onlyconj lecture.
Pensacola.. like other places, has
it's minors. The most prominent one
is, that old Brown waited ON Gen.
Bragg. this morning, through Il white
flag, informing him that if operations
on the steamer Fulton, now at the
navy yard, were continued, he would
open fire. kunor does not tell us,
however, Gen. Bragg: reply.
The Shreveport weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1861-1861, 1861-09-30

We have now cool, clear weather.
Fall clothing feels very comfortable.
Daring the night heavy dew falls
The Shreveport weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1861-1861, 1861-09-30

The Sparta Banner has again made
its appearance, though. "" ar" sorry
too see, only hall is former size, and
at reduced price of subscriptions
tits under the control of it, former
cditor,-T. I. Paxton, Esq, 10 whom
We wish Il profitable season.
The Shreveport weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1861-1861, 1861-09-30
Our Motto--Home Manufacture.
TUESDAY,

See notice Of the Branch Of the
Citizens Bank, published in to.day's
paper
The Shreveport weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1861-1861, 1861-09-30

Among the prisoners in Fort Lafa-
yette, hailirg from New Orleans, are
ID. c. Lowber, +. NJ. Fisk, ana Mid
shipmen II. L. Claiborne aud Hillary
Crnas.
The Shreveport weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1861-1861, 1861-09-30

AT a meeting Of the Nashville Ty-
geographical Union an ordinance dis
solving all connection with the,
National Union, was adopted bya
unanimous vote. - a
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capture IF Boouc1nc, No. Err
y dispatch in the St. Louis Repub-
lican. states that Col, Mitchell, with
Il regiment Of Confederatcs. had cap
turcd BoonyilIe. The same paper
las q dispatch dated Hudson, Macon
county, 12th instant, giving the fol
lowing news of the movements OF
Martin Green:
have Just had an interview with
an Intelligent gentleman Of st. Louis,
who Icft Glasgow, Howard county,
yesterday. H. informs me that he
met there Martin Green, at the head
of $500 mounted men. He conversed
with Green, but learned nothing ofhis
plans OF destination, any further than
was indicated by his crossing the
river with his ~hole force yesterday,
moving southward from Glasgow.
He took possession Of the steamer
Sunshine. which was lying at Glas-
COW, and used it fer transporting his
men and horses over the river. On
board the Sunshine were SOME fou,
hundred stand Of arms, four or five
secession prisoners, and a federal
guard of fourteen men. Green re-
leased the prisoners and took the
guards prisoners. The Sunshine was
laden with bacon, sugar, etc. The
entire cargo fell into Green's hands,
and went into Ills commissaIy depart
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Mr.. =. Hymns, dealer in books,
periodicals, etc, has our thanks for
tayors.
The Shreveport weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1861-1861, 1861-09-30

e tranquility.
The Legislature has also declared
=, no confiscations will be allowed, and
ordered the Governor to place Thorn
as l.. Crittenden in command of the
> State troops.
5 Mr.. Underwood was unable to
;. suppress his emotions, and spoke
, against such resolutions.
This news is taken from the Lou
isville Courier of yesterday.
The Courier has been suppressed.
| Rosseau was crossing Rolling
! Fork yesterday morning in flats, but
not liking the mastering Of the Har-
din county boys, he suddenly recross-
ed the six hundred men he had got
. over.
Muldrough's Hill is not occupied.
Knoxville, Tenn, Sept. 21.-An
Barboursvilla, in the eastern portion
of Kentucky between 500 Cenieder-
. atcs and 1900 federals. The tederals
, were completely routed.
The Confederate troops consisted
of portion of Col Battles regiment
Of Trmcsseans, assisted by Capts.
Simpsons and Plumber, cavalry
iL..iJn orhrr conigl1rnts We have
possession Of Barboursviflc.
Our loss is two killed-l-ieut.
A'arne'i OF ila"klh company ana
'''' P'+' '''o.
Reta1;ation Lloon the lanhce P,i;s-
onc2.g-l'he obligations of secrecy
have been removed from a bill pass
ed tv Cou.,T.s- rnIrr authority of
The Shreveport weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1861-1861, 1861-09-30

Telegraphic communication from
Louisville, has been stopped Anoth-
er Of Abc's wise doings.
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HEAD QUARTERS, Camp Moore ,
August 10th. 1861.
The Shreveport weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1861-1861, 1861-09-30

Pltfla|5&g u DyfR8 Ter Hoa3cF,
"A large number of the business
men in Cincinnati have signed a
card agreeing to close their establish
ments every afternoon at 4 o'clock,
for the purpose of enabling them
selves and those in their employ
ment to exercise in drilling and per-
tecting themselves in military pre-
paratious, so that in case of eInergen-
cy they may successfullydefend their
property and homes FROM hostile in
vasiou. Tirey urge the whole city
10 follow the example.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-19

staple. and Fancy Dry Goods.
! WISH u 10 DO positively understood that in no
VIII my goods DO offered for more than
been decline IN really desirable aIticies scI. goods
W VIII \, gs sold largely UNDER COsr Apopp9rtunI.
" y now afforded to buyers to mako great savinn.
IN their urrirases aud to supply themselves WITH
goods at lover prices than they can be
stLKs--WG have on hand a large stoe,, of SIX.
most 81 WHICH nre In very desirable stylus aud viii
oS sold without regNrtI to cost. Plain black silks
o. the very bestqunlitN; black. Fgnred and StrDe
sinks: FOulnrd and Summer silks at IS and 90 .i
Sl'G lSonGs Coi0rsd aud Black; Plain cOlofsd silks
/ extra wide. In NIL cOlOre, Mt Co cents.
:, oIIIRR DRESS sGOODS-AII Wool Figured Mons
~ peihines, handsome styles, lees than, cost AN
Wool Plain do do, the same tSrTs All Wool FisuretI
CAlhMeres for Children, Mt great REDUCTION: SiIf
anu WOOL Velour OttOnRnE, at great sacrihee:
nDI 1v, 90 and g cts yard SILK
Dress 1oods in great vOrIcty French Merir6S in siI
S"9L 1t Ices than cost; satin il1ors, Do5sRs5 and
THIN Goops-pIain Figured Dercses French
0.l Snu J1cc0net lawns, BereGe und OrgaGdy Robes,
FtnS nrtsandy Lawns, ChildFana Flounecl DeFsce5
nnM variety OF other thin Dress Goods all of which
VIII II,1,,, . sold Id at! At great sscriacc.
! - U9loIRSlSG DRESS GOODS. EnglishN and French
ISoHOaZtnes, English anil French Aerin0S All Wool
SAeS DelAlnes h(rumottaR aud IIalf Wool DalNfDes =
Rack and White Frenc Cllintzea. Purple and Iack
MI MI W MH Dellines ouraing Siks In extra quality,
GOnDS.-IzwilI sell my entire stock of
Eoos at 0ntttIlirl less than customary prices.
~ cnn7tsts IN part of NRinsookS, Cambrica Swiss
Mnslins TarlAaRs. Undress FIuid Jaccunets, Linen
Lawns aud Linen ennUric, Br;llianta n. E. Diapers
EMBROIDERIES.-NIy stock OF fmhroidertrs Is
very good nnd will AsI be soil without regard to
Ge1l; II CONSISTS Of Jacconet AMI Swiss Founciugs
4nGS md InseTt!Dgs; Euglish Thread aud Yalen
Gietnss k.!Ess: Emlroiderei Jacconet Collars aud
aceonet Seits Fine French Work Collars anl setts,
LBee Collars and Eetts and Lare aud French Work
Sets Veil Iierrgc and Grenlline; Also, beautiful
r'n,l eoInered and otherwise, In great vafit
I.ht reduction OF one thirl HlaclS gtisl Crerea
Sent9 SHIRT Fronts Gents BlNck SilIz CTnyats with
great variety OC Otllc- goods.
plAIESTlC AND DIIOuSEKEEPINI GOODS Ms
stock "f Domestic 6"Oils. Comprising Linen md cot
ton Shccttngs. ShirtingS, u. W FHuHVlS. Furniture
L.Flnts toWslIlnRs, ChcGlla, TiCkinEs, Brown Nus.
lins, Prints. Table Linens nnl other StnpIe ami
llnIsekeening Goods, lee R6Ih at cost
Ihs l'Itll!c uly rests aFsYred thut theru is no
immhng his. hit that II q MY strict tntcn
t!oto fnlhll tN tho letter tbs IeTina OF the aiyer
slSan.elL s.lSl..enl. @ i ...l. nh9s
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APR.II I9. 1861.

must be strictly gnarle,i. Two greatlines
Of R9ilrond from the South. besides
branches, conyergiug At point ccArly sps
lposiGe the Federal Capital. They would
doubtless be the melia5of transportation
toward the city of Washington Below
lhat;potnt no attempt nj crossing the river
10 the face Of an; active enemy, having "a
large maEati9H power, conld be made
safely. The Baltimore and Ohio! railroad,
passing through the loyal portions: Of Yir-
Einin and Maryland copld La made to
transport men and munitions for rthe fed
eral government to any point threatened
west of Washington, in much less time
than rebel army could pr0eeed thither on
foot. By glAucing at map it. will he
seen thai thai great tlloroughfare has been
run ona line so well adapted for this pur-
pose, TINT il would almost seem TO have
Gten planned By the federal government
With this express object in view. 49,
Beyond the mountains there are about
half II dozen leading routes By which an
enemy could enter the free States. The
principal Of tlese is the Mississippi river,
which could be hermetically sealed at
Cairo, Illinois, The second and third con-
sist of the Cum6eEIapd and Tcnncssee lriv-
ers. which discharge their waters, into the
Ohio, short DISTANCE above Cairo. The
summing lHR tuFee are TallEOaqsS mostly OF
short length and with a small equipment.
terminating at the cities of Maysville,
COrington aud Louisville. a crossing at
either point in the face of u moderate land
force and q river squadron, would bo im=
possible. 1t must be borne in mind, too,
that Southern Ohio. IndiNnu and Illinois
are checquered ali over with railroads and
telegrnphs; and that it needs but word
from the President to oconceulrate humid
reds Of thousands Of militia at the points
threatened within those States. West nt
the Mississippi the rebels, we fancy, will
dnd enough to do at home. ~
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Ex-Presldent F.ll1GaQre ON the WAR;
He Calls ON All llE4a4fiots tpt stand by
their Country. =. -

:
1ax-Presld sldent r lnsnPre ON she Ware
He Calls ON iRlliRnteiotS tOf stand nv
81. B6EpALo, april Id.
AT the meeting here t0-uigiits 10 sustain
the government, Ex=P President Miliard Fill-
more spoke as follows: tz
FELLoY- OITlzENs-It ismnny years since
hayeltnkeql any part in q political meet
ing and never intended TO attend an
other. have long since ceased, to be N
partisan or politician, iu the ordinary me-
ceptance of those terms, hutsI have not
ceased, to love my ,cunnlry, to venernte its
institutions, to take u just prideiu its pros-
Pcrity5 and glory, and TO tremble with anxi-
ETY. when see nil that PatFiot should
hold dear in the imminent peril. Il is for
this reason that ! have at yonr request
consented to preside nt this meeting, com
posed. .hs 1T is. of the GiIiEcns of Buffalo,
without distinction of party, who have
NsSenihled here to express their sentiments
on the alatintuE state Of the country. To
be- though Rht--w0rthEsOf such Ru honor nt
such astime from those with whom my life
bhs been spent, calls Tor my grateful ac-
know ledgplents, and therefore return YOU
any ebrdiat thanks for this mark of your
continued confidence and respect.
But, my fellow-citizeus, this is no time
Tor any man TO shrink from the response
bility whiSh events lave cast upon him.
We have reached IL crisis in. the history of
this country wien no man, Gowcvcr hmm.
bIe his rank OF limited his Influence, has n
right to stnnd neutral. Civil war has been
inaMguratcd, and we must meet it out
The government calls for aid, and we mnst
give it. Our institutions are in danger,
aud we must defend them. 1t is no time
now to inquire by whose fault or folly this
state of things has been produced. The
ship of state is in the breakers, and the
muttering thunders and dGrkencd sky In
dicntc the coming storm. Ind if the ship
sink, we must so down with her. We have
common lot, and must meet common
fate. Let every man tst2eCore, stand to
his post, and like the "Reminiscences at the
storm Is oyeF, lind our. sl;eleton aud aFJior
on the spot where duty rcquiTea us 10
stand.
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The Restou Banks have notified Ssere-
tAry Chase that the Pedcrals Governtnen
seaii have fifty millions (SJ6, ,eoOy0O al
-tetiars from thAteity flone. isIsaz4E
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Hats ana Caps for tie Million
VERY.
isTE:s.zSgs A9; aAs S5.i5. yi g heeling, Va.

u uGGt11P. va.
a fI,tS sgoS Srts exhihit.d
= t9.t4f1ESS9esEsoF S9 NR:AIsEsssHATl
New She great leading bat l5l S,prds3 3pe,,sfsps.,
nHse @ " every variety add pfice The
Goleskln, Dress and easslmaIdHat.
~ ny own upiacture. aud Of the most
uanGaetoEtGs 0ttEew York and Sf ne
FEF ff F"TSit TaTsy ssyls ,St9t aE anest q9allt
s Smo eoiots; SANONY WOOL HATS iiSSlc IN,
nnsst S1I9SESHn SIaiish and Saxony Wools
~, NJ EMS Gnd Boys CAPS:
Sl9An' CaaSlnleTe l1uEh niiCE GlRTpiI
PIlCe P! 70 the finest. ChlltlreMss TlSSagS,SIS
ed rum Paris = -. '-1'ti' @ y Stst t 4l%ft-
EES9 my experience In uIanulactu riSO zSy,a H.
care have taken In selecting nv Ttoch - ,Es,
iss 20 purchasers that they can Lo ~
Ss1S . goode AZ the IUWeSt p1 tceRsEl 3 : =
- AAaSs hadS to 0lllsG u.the sLortest- notice.
ttrtE : y ~ rznl .zsIy, u S.rlASElST,
- 40. l46 Matn-St,, Wheeling,
y s2N The highest price paid for sTfPPyEo rms
rat, OpPoSsGip sud Deer skins - 4A'A-'1
----- Wheeling. Sept II, 1Se1.I
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S'lal allLes, IEarlleSs. .Tl,unks "a. c95

WHOLESALE { RETAIL. = .s7'. ~
\. SHEPPARD; No.l3l MaiH strsL. e6+5...s
Union viii continue 70 keep on hand aiarsSa,d
complete assortment Of ni artIcicPin m ,iss
11s oi L1dles and et.NhipFls Edlea Finn c65ESe
LAT Nalccg, Carpet Bngs satGlleii CoY.
you'd respectfully call attention to and
" strict hftGntion and proInptncss 10 rnbrit
eonInnauca OF the public patronage IElf iiElyz
,S ,I.es % promptly done, and ina pro
~ .So .,sSsIt VS. Z. J. Is. SHEPPARD.
-Sl!-g-U -Sl!Etssss y Ezsat1 13l. Main EGresfyf
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5As. HAxsEt1. E.J.cAssnz1I. 80. I. IiSJ5fFt.7
MAXWELL, l-li,l2 Ell q CAlIPBEIL&TiEGIF
holesale Grocers
GOM5asISSI 9 | )! ON MERCHANTS

y = II . % " 1IVtIIl1 n VaeT-'
HAVE N9w- IN STORE
$50 bbls: Urine n. -. AIoladaR, Iss7i
= BIZ bOls. do
~ ~ hISL hhds. fully fair to prime n o. Sugar.
fst:S bhIS CF GranulaIcd Pow d and Goa guey.
I5 . Brune's GuI,ich syrun, -
20 New York do 3J#
S00 hays gOol tIir to prime Rio CotEco
80 pockets JAVA Coffee sS4S' 80
- boxes Natl L.. n lump tobacco,
40 DO TSrlous standard brands ks Tobacto.
IS do u do @ y do 1Os A 7si . s
10 caSes HIIunters,' &c ~
10 do "pon QuiSote'' fS,
% hlE. Oh. Y. II and a. P. Tea e. ~ 81
- do. -Oul0ng and P0ucllonr Tea.
100 b1ls No Med. and slg MacReTeI @ a
% {. Tar, large kizs. ere te55
10 tieEces Rice 't
Pepper. pinento, NutuleEs. Gloves. Cas- g5.
A9storu. Glnger. Indigo, lI- -Carb Soda
SatetntGs' soap Candles WHSb,lQVrds u ketR
braced in the Grocery line ,;;'a. ~ sl''
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PIRR AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Risks accepted Mt terms consistent with soIvency and
fair profit. t
EsreeiaFat tcntiOD given 70 fISgranee Of WEELLNCS
and Contents for terRl1 Of oMe q Rge Ve1r9.
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Upwards OF sra, 100000
or Losses have been paid by tho Etna Insurance Co.
In the past II years.
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- " y sti5ff z 5s95E7t3s q s-gFy.F
from the New. Yosk IssNrlae Pnllf st3f}
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xSs,I!!gs55gTEE EsIRASoB8 d 81.
tHaAe sS.0.R & fssis.tIi5if- :
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-19

~, CARRAGEEN BALM.
~ 1, hstRNC&O FOR COUGHS, COINS. etc !.
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Old Fell0WS' Hall Drug Store.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-19

As an able gener0l he saw. that Sumter
and Charleston were points ofno military
Importance, and would only need valtlG-
BILE nleuto hold, it we took them with
no adequate advantage gained.
lie saw that the Two keys ofthe posi.
ton were Fort Pickens in the Gulf, nnd
| Washington the 7ClnpitOI
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-19

How tho War viii .Ise ConduCtetl--
The IBOrGler states to he the 'Chea-
tire OF 1t la part, If they Scccde.-NOL
TO sbe1 u they remain lOyRl. 45.
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-19

II G i.,, ~ ~ BHs EG.=-tOo bags prime Rio Gohse
n. REILlT