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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-18

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Plumbing, steam 1 Cas- Fitting Shep
ITO BRADY STREET, % DOOR ABOVE
Fourth, where can b found Chandeliers
r:ndaats and ill kinds Of Gas Fixtures, Well end
SUassen FenPs, Globe Valves and al kinds 81
6!aa vol, Lad and Iron Pipe Nttinee. Old
tixtures cleaned, either in Gilt q Bsonse. Ia
eiseasd and altered. 4 good assortment e
ABR O9o = We LA4RA.
yoa aALs cu1APj
OIL, WJCKD AID CE1luNEYn. HrC.
99nSss he plass, Bnly st,sst n deee ahpvvp
ssAas-sa' JOIN ROW., =
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.

atHE CLOSING YEAND o1sLlJE ., 80
SAsssd vsAsA y sssti phiaA - slnlae
mAhsnsal :. saanda3 Ssssass4 taAsa i,&as.
A1sstions q tAs liver, saonash and other osRa.e
eenssnsd II diesstios ~ The Nest frequent
They naturally nAks ~ saasssr nssvoss, irsits-
~ ana eeup,sisisg, I'D ssastivss sd fuissds
=, forced "a % beas ~ bruat u their
fha ~ II Hoatstssg's Cslsbsassa 6tonseh Rtter.
will move an sAeisat remedy f~ this evil. Il
villnot only strsaethss he Whole physical o..
saaisatioa, but entirely cares the most obstinate
eases q iadiesstiea, diauaaa, dysaaaasy aad
liver compliant. The Arst physieiaas In The
cssntsy ars loud In their praise ofthis psasstioe.
A,seher reeomnssdatioa u the Bitaers n II
It Il % pa,aaabls 70 The tasts that II nay b used
even y bsvssaos. Sold ~ ~ dsuegisas.
s.~h3a-dAuln
:. STITCH : sT1TOMy sTIrou ~
Who Of . has rot rssd Heod's waiting Ssse 4
the Shirt" vhsrsis ~ The depicted The sorrows,
trials and troubles Of the poor ssanstssss ssver
other song perhaps with such bsssty of vsrsioo.
such trathfulnsss Of expression, hes given q !
knowledge of the voc Of woman Bat Hood
suggested no remedy Tor this tsdiousssss Of vo-
mans work he lived in day when the spp,i.
ancos Of art had Il besn brought 70 be-, for the
relief Of her weary fingers. She vas used to TILL
ing, drudging thsn-now hss life il ehssrsd s,d
made pleasant By the comfort iscidsat to freedom
from task ard tsdiun her tired fingers ~ ,oness
stitch. stitch, stitch losg into the night vhs.
tired natures sweet rsstosrs, balny slssp, should
close her heavy eyes in rsst. Invention hes bssp
her helper, and she he's now pleasure in The
stitching, wherein before shs found her greatest
ovsrtask, and to no one more il shs indebted thar
70 the inventors Of that excellent Sowing Machine
manufactured BY LADD, wsss5ss : Co., Boston.
Home Journal mch29 DAWN
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-18

PAssoN BRowNLow 10 very savage
o. zone Of Liacolp's appointments. Hi,
ire i eepssially excited BY the appoint
uent Of Burlipgsme ~ Minister to Aus
tria, and Gidd,sgs - Consul to Montre'
Il. The Passon u unable to decide
lwhethw he hetes IN Abolitionist or Sc.
eoeaionist most.
HI who = great IN dsfsat i half I
Honnnnnne.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-18
BUSINESS MEN, ATTENTION f!
TWIN CITIES DIRECTORY
For 1901 Ana looQ.

TTvElE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN So
i lcited by the business men to publish Di.
rectory for tho Cities Of Davenport, Rock Island
and Moline, has commenced the work, and will
have the Book ready for delivery about the 18th
of June next and from his experience In the busi-
ness, feels safe in promising to furnish more COM
pete and reliable Directory than heretofore issued
for these Cities.
The work will contain complete list Of Ill the
business and professional men, Clerks, Statesmen,
Book Keepsr1, House Keepers, Ai;linen, Dress
Makers, Seamstresses etc., residing or doing bust
meas in the City Of Davenport, kssk Island or
Moline. Also sketches Of Ill the Churches,
Schools, Public Institutions and Societies, and )
gensral portrait Of the business Of the Cities It
will be printed on Ans, white paper, and bound in
good style. None but oaresal and competent can
vasssrs viii be employed, and the bushes mon
may, with safety, rslyon the correctness Of this
work.
1t would Be supsrasous to mention here tho
benefits Of City Directory 70 nourishinS and rap
idly growing Cities like these, or the advantages
Of advertising in work Of this character, where
the card Of the business man 10 continually in the
most public places where it meets the notice Of
oil classes, bat it 10 hoped that this will be ap-
peecisted BY tie business men and their valuable
patronage exthndsd
TERMS OF AvERTISING:
One Page. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $500
Une-nsH feee..... ............. WV
One-fourth Page. 500
Price Of the Book to Subscribers, $l.tO; to men,
subscribers, $500.
A. D. BRIGHAM,
= Once, No. IS, Perry street, with Luss, LANE !
Co.
April 8, 1861. apro
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-18
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Thsse IL want Il aaysAiAg b the Dry 0eeal
line win paeass give - ell, - naay goods VII
- sell 6
Leso TuAU COo4 RDlC8e
nE.wal11
dssl4Q oWssias Cssk AoDaUn1s ~.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-18

We. ~ ssdesdsssd aesss = he fsllsviae
181A0 o. SUBSCRIPTION:
DAny-ls3< seas ~ veok > y aAls - eaeir,ra
0ail sal psse4s0ss ssbsesibsS, 4, - aanrn
payable u sdvaoeo.
Waoasy.-3DyoO ~ sass1. II alvonea.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-07

Among them Is H D. Walker. raised in
your city, and of latesa opefatop:nt tlie
Fairmont telegraph Office. He Is hero yfor
removing the instrument from tllat Office
or ut least, on that charge. 1'had ouite
a talk with. him. he Acknowledged IA
operating up here for Porietf eldlast weeks
tue commander of 9he secession forcesi
but denies acting otherwise than under
compulston.s He ts quite confident of be-.
ing able to make 0ita good case. hone
ne may. Another prisoner is also anotbcr
telegraph operator; boy that was in the
Clarksburg Office, named G. D. Matthews,
son OF the man that Capt. Trimhle ebronglit
downlthe other day. His alleged offence
a somewhat similar.t6 that ofWdlker's.-.
An. other person is poor, woe tegone
looking fellow named Jacob Thrasher. from
Barbour county, membeitoF the company
from that county, that wis quartered here.
he wasitaken here50sENt spy, to-tlay. He
iwRsstirSt'shOt at, and his horse THROWING
him. he was takpn.i HI pleads utter iRnol
rance OF the business he was engaged in,
and his appearance indicates that lie was
green enough! BE says that he vas de-
cetyeds and had no idea that he w1is to be
puttotheikind ofzwdfls lie found himself
in. From his report there ARE numbers Of
the same kind of boys aud men in the rebel
forces at Pntllippts on could not we'll
conceive OF II gretnereor more ISnor6ut
specimen than thiseb0y is, and IF their
whole stock in trade Is not great i'm.
,provement upon him, am afraid they will
make poor show to morrow morning.
They have also under guard three men
arrested for completely in the bridge i,urn-5
ing srraPe. They are IA hard looking set
of fellOws-prcnliarly III fivored and hard
up. looking. Their names are Thonins /.
Richardson, his brother, and man named
G. ROwSnd. They wanted your hnm-
BILE servant TO intercede for theni-saidtlley
were all right, aud wanted to 90 home and
attend to their corn and their saw mill.
and one thing and another.
.Frnmiall'I can learn, the evidence against
Matthew'S the prisonerint Camp CdriiIe, is
very strong. No donbts are expressed
here of his being ono of thehetld men, ifn not
the one, who managed;the bridge burning.
Considerable feeling is expressed for his
wlfeiand family whOiare esttmable people,
it is said. f n
. Just as I close this letter, the Ohio 18th
have arrived up from Burton, whence they
were oroered by telegraph. The poor fei-
lows have gOno into quarters midst
drencliug rain. butialso amidst songs and
shouts and II great deal of tnerrimeut-
Grntton news isall War-all is excitement,
and nll for the Union! sitfaa sGF o.
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The nton .Iil Iils Lnir.


The correspondent of n Chicago paper
gives the following; picture Of the General
that neyer made a retreat. as he appears in
his Office at Washington. @
"Ehreebled in body, but clear minded
aud vigorous in intellect as ever, General
Scott Is now cheerfully undergoing lubors
that would overtax the Strength of
many far his juniors in life and in Service:
An early hour of the day fnds him sur
sounded by aids Rnd adSfsets, aud not uu-
III a late hour Of the night does the work
cease! The hustle aud din of the CITY
nnd camp are hushcd at nightfall, but not
for many hours later does the headquarters
OF tue Lieutenaut-Gsueral lose its features
of activity. $780, Er
"Ihe scene on the day in question was
one on which the pencil of Il LetiTs would
dwell lovingly to tue production OF a pain.
ting that should be vivid history. General
Scott, suffering more than usual by an,nts
tack of gOut, lay half reclining upont a
lounge drawn into the ceiitcr Of the large
apartment, his feet resting upon pillows,
tnotthe Pillow Of Tennessee, upon whom,
If the fellow does not retreat to ditch, he
will set his foot presen'ly.) Is,
ABOUT tue old chieftain, whose massive
frame seemed more impressive from the
army aud navy, eminent citizens in tho
piatn black civilians dress, With here and
there one whose dress and features told of
rough service on some err,lnd, whose re-
suits were now to he reported f
ON the wall opposite the lounge ocru.
pied by Gen. Scott were suspended two
large military maps OF Virginia aud Nary
land, with all their careful details, closely
representing the country, its features.
arcesscs, fastnesses, and approaches. Ill.
wins noticeable that about Hnrper's Ferry.
Richmond. and Norfolk were drawn large
circles, within which the details became
more minute, with symbols and signs,
aOundant, OF Significance to military men.
the key towlifch belongs to the War oIfice.s
By Gen. ScUtt's side lay n long light
reed, which lie made use of in pointing to
different iUcalfies on these maps: Aida.
amhnnrnseses, advisers, were ali busy,uui.
ely md NIL without stir or confusion. In
that room, and on such scenes and con-
situations, hang safely the fate of this war
ln lEl the speedy and cOndign punishment of,
traitors: Probably no one but tue hun
gfipr of the Washington correspondents.
will regret or fail to applaud The wisdom
OF tho War Department, or, indeed, of the
Governnhent, as a whole, in only sparingIy
admitting TO cohddenee the newspRnersani
the general public. 1t is enough TO know
that the Government is thoroughly at work
In all its dephrtthents-f the crushing .out
OF. treason, and that Gen. Scott is, indeed.
close and voluntary prisoner to duties
whose execution will make the setting sun
OF the old hero fiIustrious in nll time, s5si
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with ermine, and turned up with gold lace
They like to be Pattcd on the back, cheer-
ed aud encouraged, and dop't object to a
putt well wordel In the newspapers
lOhiyalry is like a wasp, biggest in the
egg Ancient chivGlry was marked for
ardor, modern ChtvnlrJ for adrottness; the
heroes OF the Crusades exhibited much
'boIdness and little discretion in gettingiu-
70 hghF; the modern hero Illustrates the
inverse rule, and Is much guided by one
guardian ian principle, chow u dodge n bull
of oldcn chtvalry; Wigfall ana Pryor Of
the modern. -
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8eSPEc1AI NOTICES Double the nboYe fntpl,

SPECIAL NoIICEs Double the above rates.
ding to the space occupied un the numberof chsnSeS
made. " S44A14'sS~
ladyertlssments from transient personS OF strauR
ers. to be paid for in ddparee
B9snes9 Cards not exceeding five lines SO per year
orr for sx months. but for RhpTter period nofhIur
Will be countedlesb than square.
The privilege Of Annual Advertising 10 limited to
tne Advertisers, own Immetliata business; and ali
advertisements for the benefit OF other prisons ~
well as all Illegal advertisements and RdyertiSeentS
ofHuetlon Salos and real estate sent In BY them nSl
be paid for at the usual rates. 7;5'fI 80, -
- Advertisements not accompanied with written
directions Will be inserted uuti forbid and chafEei
aecordingly r'ff''e efs'
Notices i6rPGEtieal SeettnFs to be charged inall
ases At full rates. Ii7is '5sE fssss - 49, - =
hTFtages, Notices Of Funerals and ouncementa5
y eEmons, % cents each. n6vllP59
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.NU! M.BEER 245
Interesting News!
A New OtlllYe InSt niSc0rernl

2
hut . Small Amount RcquIreSi Tor ex-
cry encito take share.
Every so ee0ts nues'cd ,aiu Visld 81 ,ooytl
N ADVANCE OF Tl1R new mon TARIFF.
loo CASES OF SEW SPRING AND sUMs1gR
nave JUST been received which the subscriber "a aLl
TO gel. torleSs than half their original value
mention 100 peces G sIk Of al ne iat.t stI gy y
All prices some low as 50 ets per Snti worth Al
least 81, and some Plain Slks as low Is sc r yar
pieces OF Plain Black sks for Dresses and Man.
Dress Goods, large and varied as,ors,S,ut sorae
Isas, s Dress eo9' f'o only sePsr yard Wott
Lawns and Lawn Roles, plain md neurSd psreaes
and tsetpS6 Robes Us u
;De1Glsi wtdtli guy, black ana white poFSecs sps
Ssl rsI a pasfsr'i S9rpe worth 81 for onT 60 CTS
ohHllies and DSlaIne;. oIusbaio. ana cb,pt.,.
large Atosk& S6Ed6 81 darl: Frtnc5 CEbf6fEes ~
a5 sS ~, sES, SFth At least aIe aid pglr obiaS
WLs-lo0 Grape shassla, an cSioFr finn & IF,
0S aoilaTS piece; 20 Twisted sllk Sha0h, nayE
Wy Sseila ShaWls, some % loJs as ST.
y! and Cl2th ppsters apd olo8k9 nt an prisal
French Gaee IHutIs9.o .of an ths Iatsot pky5tze.s,
q Gesge StoSS q EmbrolSeriES md lIfS Goods
q pair. ~ - 4ss' ~ " sAs
PGEasole. Hoop Skirts and Cortets, a 16fss sock.
eolorea Prints, (yTIrEanrEll.j
per yard BIeachcd and rfblehched Si1stiSs MI
NEtdtln and qutitIes irish Linen and ifef rsI,Is
Cl9tll3 Si,, Ala, q a. PRICES: az
Se GaL5o,s Rlssss q GngFap and super
a good assortment of Boys Ready Made Clothing
R1ay othsr goods, too numerous mention, Mi
OF which have been hOugIt for cash from ImpOrters
and viii be sold at greatly reduced prices by -
- tis - s.. .-z 2 5ALE&S. lTEYNLAN
HP@a. SG1 13i I3I alntn ST., Whseling, Va.
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FROM GRAFTON.

News Soon Expected..
crotionS..A Heroic E1ploite-T1ITe
Condition OF the BoSs--The indiana
NeRImente-PeIsoM and the Char.
EeS Against Thems -
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MOVement on nPhtllIppi-.PIan OF on.
eratiOnS..A Heroic ExploitG-TITe
RegIment--P -PeIsoGsrs and the Omar.
BeS Against Them. E537sl5
tFromiour Special ,Roportsr.l
GRAFToN, SUNDAY Near.
Something in the way Of II sersation is
expected here to morrow morning: have
Just returned from ii bootless expedition to
the Telegraph office, to give 1t to YOU one
day in advance of this But ii was no 90.
My dispatch hnd to undergo the revisai of
General Morris, and he for good reasons. 1
doubt not, .concluled not to let it 90 over
the lines. The news that is expected is
this: Wetexpect 10 hear of n baltie4t Phil
lippt Tomorrow morning at four O'clock.
And the reason why we expect this intelli-
gence is AS follows:
Col. Kelly LEFT here with six conpapies
of his own regiment, six of the 18th Ohio.
and part of the Indiuna 9th, just after din.
ner for Thornton, u place about five miles
east of this on the railrond. Arriving
there lie discmbarked from the cars, form
ed his men intuline. and set out on a tweu-5
ty mile march for Phillippi, where,the reb-
els were reported ehtrenclled to the mum
Der of 1900. He is reported to ar
rive off Phillippi at four ia the morning.
AT leRst-that is the hour set. AT that hour
Col. Dumont, of the Iudiaua 7th, is to ar,
rive off thewest side eof iPhillippi and open
tho stack with his artillery, which is to
be the signal for the combined onset To
this purpose Col, Dumont arrived here
from Fetterman withhis men about an hour
ago, and after halting ~ few moments pro-
ceeded on down in the cars on the North-
western road to Webster, where he willdis-
embark and march across thirteen miles.
When his regiment hal ted several scores
OF them sang ln fqa chorus thar song--a
verse of which stands az the headso of yonr
columns. othinR could have exceeded
fhel effect enHiy ned 6e troohsand The
people tothe highest niteh of enthusiasm.
Yon can have no ileh OF the tzei itement-
here Tonight. Everybody is ON tip-toe
to hear of Tomorrow. Every body poets
to hear OF glorious victory. Entreuched
though they be, we NIL feel certain that the
traitors cannot long make stand against
the metal and the men who have gone to
dislodGe them. The desire of our men is
principally to capture the reLelcliefs there
congregQted-suvh.a as Wiley, Poriertield,
Thompson and others. Capt Fordyce's
company, the Henry Clay Guards, have the
right OF Col. Kelly's colum., and valiant
deeds are expected and predicted of them.
And by tue way, speaking of CNpt, For.
ss.s W a'u .ast
KaIlv or;,erej HE So,H,,.rJ :, SnI
in = 2rSsrs end go .i's. GnusI T, "InESu-
+, ~, 49, ~
CoI DnmoHt or H., 4, 1;oSS ~. lt'' Glu
III .'u, 'i'"t 'ney
,i.s G :" sS 5s bas
Morris and The men O. ,,,a,s @ oslssaA ven zen
quarters. much to their chNgrin and re-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-07

Wheeling Window, Glass Manu-
r. .y..s..; factory. f5
HAVE pGRCHASED AND REFITFED THE
above AInnuflctOry. at heavy Oxpente. and Le.
ing now in successful operation am fully prepared
20 make and furnish Win,ldw 0iaAS any size want
cd In quality Of GlaaS. Wheeling lass IL NOT OK.
eelisd S. %. ROBINSON, IS oIain st.,
-ssPLIo - - ltl3i . ~ WlIeeliBR. Va.
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Missouri MiDingCOmDany

q
Incorporated Feb. 22d, 1861.
CAPITAL STOCE<........... $500 600.
'llls COMPANY rs FORMED FoN TIIR rTJp.
pose Of advancing the great mining initiestS az
our state. We do not profess 10 he cuy,fi,ed by.
purely phHanthrUpic motives in initiating this en-
IstpTlse. believe that the stock can l nintlo In
pay large dividends. and at the sNn time more TSi
so0a accomplished aNd greater progress made in dc.
NeluPinR an9 making known the AhtOIIkIiup iniLpTnl
Wea til u Missouri, linn the use OF I've fiiIcs lie
u our capital Invested In any other buSinesS
siihlI make the ciilce Of our Gih.I .IfaI,Y a a. M
Plct9 mining bnleau of the mineral Of Tho
etAte. We have power under our cIattfF 10 mr.
Sg. ana sel mineral ian's wherever located in
1if'i indrcEmtnts will Le SheIei 10 cap-
iI"lists and mining ndSetureFE who detr 10 I1,,r
Slse ana work paying mines, Is dealing Ntn this
Ne rtpcctfuIy solicit the attention ofaiI ubo
nave mineral lands for sale to send Us ktnIer,rnt
OF the anne desrriIrg the kind of nIeTait m Iii
Of ncICA The location. aud tic iUVT
est cash price they nre Willing TO take FIR md IpidS
We We slln work onl5 such mines pay large = l,rt
open anu prove mUet ut the lands Ne ~elL Ia
books for subscription to the stock arc now Sre St
tne once Gt the Company Main street. nottIUest
corner Of Locust over AIerclaHta' Bank ttinncS
No n UcuSt street. AIIwho Fctl an fTfSresf tS
nnslnese and lNve money. will do we'll 10 taII and
snoserlne Those wishing stock. living ont u the
san secure by enclosing teu per cent q the
amount wanted to the President or Treasurer
pIR1ozoRs:
Henry Henry D. BACON, ERq, 9Eatthep Butler Esq.,
6;sb,; s15I Ste6: isa s. ,lsEssSd ISpEtr.a9 ris9
Henry D. bacon, s,5l L v.RoEy.
N. BUTLER, Treaa. ALFRED CLAPP, Prest.
Tie abore prospectus has up to tlls dats been
published in only Ine Of our tNdiuE papers tOI ten
daya. No extra efforts to get ktrcI tieii lIaSe been
nut.e yet the public sO.Well appreciate the sound.
ness of thu enterprise that hundred I'd, 1S.
and doIlarh Of lhcEt,cli has already beentnken We
M''nId briefly tIatc tat the sfes arc S25 e6rI uni6
In tull without further liability: transferable by de-
livery; registered only wien dividends are received
ANY person having money spare can by tie ut,rs
chase OF shares In tho Missouri Mining 'CnEnnany
make an Investment that will pay laEeuiy and DO d
stock that ts readily eonvctte Intu Without loS
answered. l9tf -lEfl 6i16.l lIS q IN ~
ST. Louis No., March %. 1851.
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@aily sutclliqFnfcr
TERMS or7ADvTRTIsIYes7

H1yE soIIp 1INTs OF NoEpARI11, CoR oN1 rzcH,)o On
LESS, SfAEE SorARE "
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WHEN You WISH TO MARK v6,,F
~, Linen; gst BDES1INDELLIBBEtINR An
sold by 4. u. LOGAN & CO.
InhS< and LOGAN, IIST& Coz :
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Union Among the Bed Bugs
siIJ Jsk3 COSrAR6 BED BUG RGTRN1IINAT0R
" " y the only article that has aud win Eive aIfl
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FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Risks accepted consistent with soIvoney and
fair profit.
EsFeeiaIGtfentiong gi1e iNsstraaeso Of DWELLINGS,
and Conteatst for terms Of one q Are pears. 4.
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%TBWdt6DP1BfE!4tS llrFtdis5ESi llrFtdi q larg5 isos5t6s
AtGa6k51 ciGashy ~ fseafV6l II u - 81 3
tenSo II. REILLY.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-07

CaE.ets, Gottnn lI9aierY, 5Drab, Elus nlixsl ~
Wye ys AP'sRa b SfeoIE GSs5fE BRO 100 s.B stress.
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"comgliment Of wtgmllto A.. and de-
strcs to know il he will accompany him
out'of the limits of tie State, f -
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NEW ORLEANS ssUGA r. - e9l hlsI
y 5PEtme 70 choice just received peF stcameF SiIs
hss ss gag 'sE ssl9 ey n.FE1EI,ys
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-07

DARIS ORGANDIES AND GsRENza5s.
u, DINH BRllEGEs, in beautiful EtyIes. IuSf rs.
eeiVed and osered veFy log by 2 ? . ~ -f4
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-07

NTIFH NEW IIPRoYs m Srs ~ nFpTTE1,
w pticess for sIlss ~ Nd. q WSShIngton fTSlIs
Monr6S 6ttestsa TT
mhle .2.s res sIss5s II. BROWN. AIT
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-07

Wigtall, believe me, is no coward. Re
is what might lie fitly denomindted a no.
etichl bully. LAST fall, out in Texas; he
got iutoi terrible row With A., atrieud
of his. straigdtway he sent note, to
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-07

GARRAaEEN BALM,
LsRRArsD P0R SCluGtES COLDS; ots :.
- ~ .Fes4tVe1. u. H0CKIN0. Agst,
0ii FellNugs' Hall DrRE store.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-07

f(4O COZ RRl1 I1ss-IOU 6SSB' pfiG66 Rio CofsSF
y 1r1f Tasciuoa ssnd ::fOr ;j6l Sshylss ,, Il
--te's' 49,. MSRRILLY.,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-07

Upwards oc sI3, 100000
'lEEa1sses have been paid by tho GF;tnn Insuranc
In the past ~ yoars.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-07

tHenry D. BACON, !. 1ill-t.l Z. Y. T.orv.
N. BUrLEit, Treas. ALPRED cLAPF, Pres.
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WhoIesaIe s RetaIEDruggIstS

BRIDGE CORNER, - AlS- -STREET,
Ssssst eelinRS v a.
EF prepared t6s1ppIy goedsof qualtfS
lev pFteS5t u az Shosa Eh6 fly nod tSonVtt
-sSsat eth6S their SaridFf Conner 2
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-07

MAsONsOITRt SALT.z4lOo ibls t,5t cou,,
mon,g59 bblS Daily, Just received per sihSnler
! Liberty, aPd for sale BY LnyH ~. EIIIII.s