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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-29

n Office TO ROAD MAKERS The
An Undersigned, the Committee appointed by the town
of Paxton for the construction OF about
enteen hundred and eighteen rods of road recently
dered by the County Commissioners of the County of
worcester, commencing at Rutland line the house
OF John r. Metcaif to Worcester line give notice that
ey will receive proposals until the 3st Of october inst,
r The huidng said road and that satisfactory
ritv will be required for the execution of the contract
cardng to the written order OF the County Commission
es md to their acceptance, by the 25th day of june A.
n IssS ANY perso wishing to contract for the making
bsrof nj be shown the route and all inquiries cheer
civ ons1yered nv calling on either OF the subscribers
,,rnI,Inus IN said dav SILAS 4. HARRINGTON.
JOHN PARE lDGE.
HIRAM 7. BEMIS
DAVID HARRINGTON.
SOLON G. HOWE.
Paxton, Oct. Is, 1861 d6t&w2t OIL
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-22
I,Ohlo and be I,idustrr.

In Ohio there is n State CommIssiontr of
Statistics, whose business it is to gather
valuable iinforhthtion from all sources upon
the agricultural and manufacturing pro-
ductiOdA bfsithe State, ID TO report 1T
yearly to the Governors. TIE report for
1860, u5tfPlhIishedr shuyv that berpopu
iatfOn of the Stare tdas IneFeased 565, ,S7I,
or pSSs cent, the last ten years. it's
DOWiz2 346,OO0. There are l3,lO ,945
acres Of iUpr0Fedl lanJ, mn i5efeG5e Of 80
peTs' Seut, The average amount of land
| owned by each person II, 50 Nstess The
laVeTRge I1Ti = of farm Iand is S2l per scre..'
ThesCrOps FOR 1860 we're as follows: wheat
l3, ,247 ,46T; corn, So, ,730, BAG; oats, is 5,O4S,-
0O9i rye, 5T652I4S; BARLEY, 4 ,65s ,5IT;} buck
wheat, 3, ,O49,iT6. Aggregate grain, lo2,.
4s4, ,749. Increase, I6 per cent. The hay
crop was ,s06, ,4G5 tons, an increase of IS
per cent. The anima arc. set down as
follows: horses and mules, 100, ,097; cattle,
] ,902,772; sheep Z, ,36s, lS4, swine, 2,2J2,-i
6I4, Aggt cgIteY, s,2l3,s5I Hggregate in
Grease, 6 per cent. Increase of horses and
cattle, A per cent Total number Of indus
trial establishments l0,7OO. The amount
Of coal produced from tho miues is about
50. 600, ,OUu basheIs. The tonnage Of pig
iron produced y Jog, ,00O- inereaie of coal
mined, 500 per cent; increase OF pig iron,
100. The increase of foreign commerce
has been 100 per cent. 90 sesseIs Rithka
tonnage of Is, s,S2l were butt during the
year. The It6inetS Of MANY pfaCtpFes,
ptning and mechanics arts are set
d0Wn5at S lie, ,062, ,ISS. The following are
the leading articles Iron, SO, ,oO0, 900;
cl6ihingS 6, GOO. GOO; carriage wagons
| 81, 300 900, dnimAtifat (Oils, pandlesi &e3t
So, ,o0o, ,9Op; animal meals, s Y, 900 900 !:
,ifne 10 80 ,ll5i bseti q, SS.zs4; ;7s5;
wool, 81, ,50Q, 900; coitOn.l 81 ,60O, 900; lea
ther, "a. .OQo,O agricultural nlaphinass i
81, 800 ,OUO; flour, wood, vessels md nom
enumerated GFucles, 81, 1000, 900; mrDi-l
tIure, 81 DON no "A Aggreg.lte, $sT, 2s44, E9ss :
There are a. great ilit.Iiy iateEe eshng
above will serve to show how Ohio Pro=
tggesses in industFysand and In nfWealI1. So,
LIZ tt..t1.tsSf CO., 49,, ,.. =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-22
S2di g .i5ss aod z s57755TI 81 .7TT7I5lITsE9
MAJ sRGH %, 1861 ao tipa,

81 70 5t .f15I D. % 7 Z a lII - p
vas one. Compared with her, we on this
sl1I. slde SINK down into utter ipsigni nihcance,-
And NTla yet a tone time we were ahead Of. her,
aliead Of New oSrk, ahead Of PeSssysilyrees
hiass ahead OF ali tbe States. Where are &
We now? Aud why are We where ~ We
dte.s ~ Doht, turn up your nose at this
question, 6dt answer Il toyouFseelf q e like q
rational human being. ~ e 3,.H 5;.is
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-22

Tho progress Of this ClrpdFltton has 6Se1 stable
and nninteuupt led through seasons OF financial Sun.
shine and storm Psttois In OF exempt from
sweeping cOaittSratl0ns and maritime disaSfer Be
the credit system aheet uS In no particular -
DHrins hiri tHle5 the security 81 reliable In5u-
rance Il an inpsrtVe dhtykho ABILITY 81 nf0beffyl
holders to 'u'tain log being tllsn muck tessenkd
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-22
ss.lys l.Ag. a. J nss.,yssrs.balttr,Itrtnl.hslonl

R8SSye have At heavy STshditure, ,turnishedont
Job Oaee with all neeesiafy 4tsstaIs, embracing
TYPE, RULEs, BORDERs, cUFS, &c, -
OF the latest and ost eshiphSble styles to render Il
capable Of executing work equal 70 that q any otl,er
4tabilssnet n the city, oid Pos seine cfttss IN
the way Of steam, &e fof doing Wot e7poiittoaaIy;
up'urpa.sed l any other cee, We respectfully pre-.
sent ohr claims fora iate 81 public patronage assn
ring those who euttst their work to ps that n6 eJrt
shall o'Wantiis 70 siTa eHfirb sitiltetioa.s
anoTll-59 cASRBRLL Z orDRR3foT
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-22


! !. ! |. | !. ]. ].
1a rgissss J1fE9 ~ H6s d. buH ,is1fl 7y5is
tLgiAst zs!gs5gsz4 odI Iesu!.oi ss549a50
rrT7Tr
DA ]. Y.liN OfaN,I.NI(,;Sis.5, g,
-. -. =; = - d.; sIi2t:si ,iaitnsLlIs,i
alif7Ers4 z gJiF5n : lIlf6s7d n n TTTITTTT7T=i
,sE4 ny n lpl u upon tbs rights
y 9t.l lna. y. minority as ~ Justify, thep ( 10
sStn9snRlAg W, yer Felgstl9p To- tbe State GeY1
sIut stu!aeht ny separating themselves from.
mat sesilan sef the state Sc that bad thus
Wantoqiy dtsreRarded their Interests and
dttied their 81 fifciiAfiy lSlieb Tlie
cause assigned fof the chs 3 q Of 7Vifspinib's
relatiousi TO the said ii
tile. az Rtd inst tttfits iuslh hk last i6enttbna
ed Cove rnmeDt OF the 1fGuiiar sbS Scies of
property thus pf6teete BE the ofss1ieS i5W
of tile State fF6u Sofltr tribittfnF III iS,ii,s
Share to the SUPPORT 6f. III VII d 5Slrte
efnnieht by prohibiting tie taxing 6,f, a
large portion of ythe saia piropeFtf ana
limiting the portion Sd e 10 Il 4atiio1ni Ia
specific tax far less thah TINT III diliosed on
every other speSitsl cf'ptd ftyy,r5 5ps Ar
1aSsbagS aaSS9bng Z RttgIFnltYI y qansl
e. DGHisefin ne tiei 81 s Il q 3 4 Z
SNAAs.sA -eAASes OF Slles esttsA1dlidGE6n. < ~ -
q. ytErdm the lSs,htpg li iBtl1 sd
ppltsia an sxeitsmclt AZ Site5d az Hars.s, n q
Lt0te Friday eyeIi ing, eatefi yby the sud.
den apPearnce of two % three ,pulire
otiteers, seemingly in;pgTsnit of' some oMc.
VINO nnSn 20 their disco ohititIFe, had slim
ped through their fingers ind at n moment
S1en ", ihestlSoastdefea prey sifre.A
MS1atarn tue facts OF tl.s matter t6 as
foltowstiS itl iggRc 40sJ hIuI pi0sl
qAHoung ladr of hIgllI \ RENE Nh
reuts, snhmed RIeiieI s66tfei h, gSidT6Lf IN
North Strabahe township eWRsbiHef6Rs
county, loved, not wisely, but too {yeUlc
Jhmes3 i! Wilson, "a Student aIiJeffsksbn
college, Ganonsburgs and ~ few 7tldys sin9e
gave birth, 20 4 chiltl.iit.A b6pt !tVe6 G,Dr,
hours after ttsi birIh, q Wilson tool. chnros
ofit, representing thak heihteuded itakin
IT to anurse5 but irfeiitii rs q band boz at
the house of friend, who, conveyed itltn
the Washington coFtnty poor house.
On Friday morning, AT an early hour.
Wilson, in company will two, fellow,
students, arrived ip the. .eity. stopping at
.ares =. lIoteI y During the day officer
Foster cdme to the city, hating a Inrrl6inrt Z
for the arrest nf Wilson, on 4 ctlsFre az
afiiiiTtiUUi tssueJt=6 Justice H6Tnisf.,= =-oF=
Washington comfy. 20 OtIitg RobeEf 1Iague
was consulted in the matter and lie ar
rdnged durs ede9hffest 6eblGiisoa "a a6sC
evening. About six O'Clock thc buggy. In
which Wjlson qnd his fellow stnds Dts had
come TO the city, was ordered oni and
officer Foster, WHO did not know Wilson.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-22
]. ailp silTet...
TERMS OF BsADVRRPIsI1TSs. s-55

No.. 'sfs7sai 1nlalii 1s-issss
3 sg.S - Lass IS GsSo ~ hsI sI St ePf on Oh
One ans rsS -, =, -; 5isii ...stl.L
Two % Ioass sSS s.
Pour ne g se MSataS GO 90
az 6lss W. sl4 %
Two weeL % ~ t'''.''
SscTssI5E SE1GI11 ESsisE Donbleths above sG
ding Sssapsd 51s 10 SSsDE
aSII t..of ,,. 8 Z . \ .
ers to u aSd 1S ff aara1e
Business exceeding Ave lines. Sto psryear
% rs 0s sS q9ts egt tpE shorter period nothing
Thssp 81 4 Sn5f ,S 4 4sS; tl,s -
tie AdrsEtiser own ha.asssg and ali
loEi tis benefit Of other prsons as
Of and raj ana
bepaii Tor Hf the = ~ s.sS..'ss
pe VII HI ii
" s. l4lltt forbid aud tharged
N6tises fuf .Sfeetin,,, 70 r.. -, 4, :,
sHses at.fplE tatss, Z .9sll . q
AT INK, - gasFalas PPd RpRogneeqlptA
-. g..-... 9! 30 >. L,sHos t!.eS
MR.. RURhEY'S RBsoLUTTONS.
& = l=4-= = = 3 4 Z = = g u
The Alght OF Seeeshton Claimed Tor
WesteFpaHtrEtRtRfif Eastern Zvir-
fin'e sEss sEsssssss fFellA t!le IngAqlepi ~
| .sMR. BURLEY. of Marshall, offered the f5l.
| lowihb resolutions IN Snt ~ a.,
4I,s,, 4 ,t
I!t 7. - ps'Ar slalEp " Il tnei t..Si
AHtS44lloua papers until iuesday. II they
are NOT brimfll of, Western backbone then
We are no Judges. 4Mys5 5i,rt5 IssoFl I3b6r!
tIeigb,isl ,,,,,I nov, c,,s ~.
CT I,;siI ,issiSi,s l3S s'O'' s3ip
siSS q "a SfI ana SO we say OF our
bGrIy friend Burley. He Wild 10 lie Is.
| peIe Ara tba rasII,ttotS. .is1
/ - - 41hAG AGSOAuhluLSs
Il see ,,, roDsr,, C, H., q ~ u 80,
of M, "a 81, ..s .tsltn
wis6 HE n SSyesS ~ n Z; III u.
yyo fnnndtsI, go ~
We IN
| X ~ wv .. y
IJnitcj tS y.l II
NIa5ison ojo,,s;I
several sfos ,So " as s,Ss ~ y. ~ ~. IN, t,e
compact in thsir i,is,bsst ~ ,,,.; T
Ity. Gfnl To 10 abtl f5TeyeFh
b. E3sSoJ5SifS fS,Sf M, ,i,,-,j l,s5 E,tI G ~
opiniont Of his CS3ysn,ii,r ,iia4 nSIi;ssoe
tion ntj set.ess I'm 40 3, Iis.;;.s s
siesgand IN tfsIapgi,aSe of Al, Wadss1S,.l
.both snring fron, he ,.iss.i
root.it n j Is NJ n Is II Il, ss
ofthe fr,n,ers ofstIfe r,t,
nolirit,l lj.si IA I q III Z
t6k sor,,F, n, is,,ss IN,
never atont s,,lr,ti ~
onTe re,oo,r,isSi j ssii ;,i
oyETf brovs iii ~ !:
fixed and
1irsiSt :. l,fS - Ot tnis niis,
a ,ps.sJ,,,, l.
I,,s,.;',' -, -. H.
WHOM fiS,,s !, t1s'oNe toi
tsas,Sf =, nave oesa
gfseiss fssf ss, f+Tissst Z. II {, ] 4,
CoustitNtion yEkief, he so inrcslv trttS
TOD ,-,Sr,,,,t,,,,t = = 1t,- ne !.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-22

n REALISED, That tlifs Soon veiition yc6n
see 17F no reason fol. departing from the flith
which The G6vernuieht Of the B1itetI States
was ipupdelii and Jherefore We declare, in
ttls name of our constituents, ,tb @, .people
of Vifginia, that the Constitution OF! tlIe
Uuitcd States wUsI in lie language, oEAIr.
iMadison. adopted by rle peoPle inf the
several States who were parties to the
compact in their highest sovereign eapaci-'
'tv fGfnl M m AZ, Il F,,toy.or n y u
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-22


I "Zae tiEs9f ltle aesRfsm ne lBloSa" wHSas
ssil by Inspiration long before Harvey 3 !
discovery of its .Girculation had bronghtto
light its purposes and uses Now ne
know not onIsst that life is III the blood but
that a. disease inhqqbits italso. Many. Of The
disorders that peryade Jthe human frame
P"seltheir' hoWs iu 1T, and tiiriveiand grow.
n iit.a Thee e5rated Aver, 6f LoWail.
s' g rug IL II most tpRoFtaaI iaet
IN making aremedy to cure these disorders.
His Etttactiofi Sdrsnpar.llaipuFgps ont tlls
Impurities of tile blood and induces 4
he healthy action in 1t fiat expsls. disease
I! nIs l9oSs reasonable, and il is true, for I'VE
KNOW 3y our own experience. Seldom as
we tlke . .afy medicine, we have, ueverthc-
iess beer dpder obligations to tile skill OF
Rr; Aver yer, fpt tlie relief which his remedies
t-eyer tail 70 afford qs when we arc Obliged
70 haSe nav = recourse 10 themi- Catholic, Lati-
-ilftsi f,..#
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-22

FIRE ASD, INLAND SDsNAVIaATToNul. l.si Il
RkS accepted at terms consistent With a0Iyaney and
Glit btdht! z - q $ths7F Thi5l
EtrSeidldtSI Ffpf4 20 DVBEIEN(9Sl
and C0ateattt0 t0r L.gaI 6f olte b Gee tesrrE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-22

Policies iA5ued without ,lcl6y and All business At
tended to with IlspAtch anil adslity 6y :, ssis
n. g. ARTHUR, Agent,
saafztfq OaieO over the Bank Of WheelipE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-22

Upwards of 81 ,OO0, 900 g So -,
or LOssOS hare beeu paid by the stusl Insuraneo o.
In the past A yeaTa.s - iTHI ililssil
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-22

2.HResoF5edy as the ilxed and 3aPifbetate
opinion of this Convention, that nnliiffea-
tion and secession are fallacies and here.
siespand in thelanguage of Mr. Madison,
rootsle t6atlthcy IA n5 liites iSis6e minds
of the framers ot'5tIie Constitution, hFIds.IrS
political anomalies in E5vefnbieat, Which
the sound practical sense ot,the people iyilll
meyer adopt or submit to,landr which; If
opSe ecognised, will utterly and entirely
overthrow all possibility of establishing 4
liked aud permanent Government on this
continent. tlqtiE = l2aai
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-22

TOTAL ASSETS, d a.. f-,tjf 4 ~ &2.lo4loO OF
LABILGr1ES--UR's claims not dps8 Ip,es3 IS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-22

JOIN LtsE. Hf1nsv ma -
EUdENR Lfsr. I.payRypoET
LIST MORRISON, e CO.. - -
"h0lesOle GrOeeFa - sPr0dIleGDealeFs'
Nei,1 Sa'I SO AiasSssSL, SJ7stISSie, va.
Wl dssr" to- tatsto tGS IriSTis 3f ii q ribl
~ - - ae traie senSlallyI that arc In p6sssSSf6u
"W9le Sl! tts SEoeeCy Anl PtSsiaeS RaSinaaa u
d, Wy NsS tstSr anei 10 eSaeptS oyers SntraSfed
A'' taEorable terInS. Your obt 6tFVanfs 2 1T
wh,.liqr. Iaaua.y atsiSsa' iILsr' MORRISON m 90
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-22

e1.f14 III ftcQ Ul na5tsIf IffETlsg 3ddH i7Tif 3fi
II1ia 4 s ssy o. Z VIZ
tobBed OF SIX Hand red and ii seifz
74{tES SIX n ThpIssanditP tPTVo Hd dnflted and
Elnia. - s-'s- - y .'4''' efNli v lF-
s4tracs NON rr, WIlltts iFl6n4rks II IN s6bmIt,lnV
7ti - t,t. u hts Resointions.l as'1 .s s3.'e
~ sAeeofdipg 70 the report OF tie e Audi
lGE,. tue Whole tdBber Of slaves in Yfrs
ginia I'D a s59, vas 6lif, i64AEoSf II S6teI,i
2T25073 were over i yyieitra AZ SS2S,s. 6s5,S
299, ,0e Z undet g yeRrS Of frllis4 NJ Slh sTfs
Nov, AEul Pfasitient, each slave oVvtb{t osVvtb{t
twelve effso of can, under our rif9,if1,e5
ie law De tnxed only in the ainount I'm I'M.
posed nhSn $500 worth of Land. SIaJes
ililder-. .twefSe years OF age, as 1 have said
are wholly exempt from taSatiob nh.
assessed T;ilue of nagrbes Ia Ge6fgii,.,i. at-
cHtding TO the sGhie Atidltofs teporf Il
SGt2 s65 eacli. Putting the average yaiue
OF uegroes.in Virginia at tie moderate a. "
Innate of $500 each, tReh II follows tf,at
lin point OF hict, t%B-ifthss of all Slaves. &,
oyer aud. above twelve years are tiko,visleiii
and vtrsntliS exeuIpted from taxation.4
me irat'te of tbs ttaptiost cf slJbss orer
t,tstDe gears 9f age az tts rate or 5ts huiiaysf
d9ttIrs eaeh, ttUplttR amount % ihs sun of nj.
ts'touH milton f5s EuTa+gd ana 5fs,grj IN H.,
thoHsalR 4oikuTS, i6iich, fd4s9 al ne sq,5s
rate teith other psIg6kal proDerty f,r55iuiy5
6rtag to the .rsesNus cf'tie .SfGte anauaiiv
tde sum Of tsgo haHdrea and siylt tfoGsalad
and y5si1 doliars. 3ta7. sAg ta
And then there ate 32s9 ,6st Slaves gun5der
10 years, Of age. wholly exempt. from L, xyll
'tlon. Their value, at The average OF $500
each, 'ooatd -anoUnf NogRagtee,l million fire
G'iHdred qf'ds forty tttOuSansi .IivehRRdrsdd d0E
faIF9,, I,,, If FaSed at the rate with other per-,
sonpl property, 1t would realize 10 the
State thepsn Of S4Ts, f62. 7hHa its
| aIAs'Vat,te Of thts Kind Of pyopsrty' srcapt
from taTdttot Is ORehltatirsd and ssvtnty2i0ac
tti8tf'92 l.t5yIf9uE thousand IRE hlulilreI dol.
,a.sl tg'''sAl taFfd qt tte Tqke efio&Asyl per-
sOagl properly, ,OouLd reaiize 70 he CoR,a.oa.
trealLh er Virginia retengs a,a6unfjng. Ia M.
hdqgsoFFe q! sum Of sir iltnQred qH1 ejgbiy.sfz
lhon5and- tlEo hn1lrsa and siq6iesll. .lloK KaEs.,i
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-22

tIU1O UR.=-So GLts. Oakley IIIIEs
II s.. 100 q niamond ~ 80 81
1nEt received and for sale ;iyy -r-,g ,5...t
yahO LIST, 4fORRigON q IN
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-22

JASON CITY saLT.-1foo i.arr9ets S,,A q. |
IVA ,l0O barrels Dairy, ID btOeC aud Rir sdls ky =
9o nll II ILII.IN.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-22

TUST RECEIVED aANOTHcTRT77TY
~ voice q Bird Caeea direct fr1ni fIla rtoT
40f FaieeheaPat D, NIc0lI & BRO 'a
oetlt Variety Storas loa Main NfFeat.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-22


g. RtYQlssd, That tlls sight ef ysy eIuyiOn.
above y = ree can hs exsrrised ms veil
by 4 portion Of tL.s citizens of a State
against their State government, asi'it can
be exercised BY the whole people Of State.
hgainst their Federal Government; aud,
when the powers of State Government
are used for purposes of u1tust diseEfmis
nations against n portion of the citizens,
pr particular serttugIpf theCSWte, in inn
posing upon ope.PoFtion or section eD7pn-s
due proportion 0fthe burdens Of the State
Goverameht, and In exemPliug from taxa
zion ptsqltqr Speeiss, .PrqReyts bslopgS
ling, 10 a great exteitt, % aa6tber Is sti6ts
OF the citizens, anu located mostly In an
other section Of tlte Stite, thd$ Easing
taxation upon all other ipteTests in order
TO favor at'peculiar interest = the neof,le
thus oppressed, after having eIhai sted all
constitutional eiforts 10 obtain redress;
would lie jdstiIieds % resisting the colIees.
tioh of all revenue from u EN- p1til- -thGT M
Justice Aforesaid was removed. 1AndsEhRt
any change Of tils relNttio6s Vifg IDA ID novs
sustains to the Federal Government.
again the wishes Of Sf sFf Is respite l5ils
minority Ot her PCoplt, NSGfd be suc6 an
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-22

l3sli DIBUNIOHlEr =
s We are al going 70 sltxGEs' on fls 7th Of NO
'lASu reteet thsni. 70 sdeii TFicsi - tiil i,L
sIeEy one. lnpt61l - i : d q j3IBofJFS a :,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-22

DYE FLOUR q CORN ME4i,
III d bbls Rye PIduT - y . .fsI5iss sstsf5
- :" Com 9Ieai, for Eais BY .
IeDlz LIST, 3IORRIalS Il co
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-22
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-22

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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-12-12
TIE PACIFIC TELEGRAPH

1t was q significant illustration
of the general engrossment Of the
public attention in the distressing
and distracting state Of our nation
al affairs, that an event so great as
the telegraphlc connection of the
Atlantic and Pacific shores should
occur, and not have excited the en-
thusiastic admiration of the whole
American people. And yet this
was the case. The readers of the
morning papers Of Saturday, Oc-
tobcr 26, were somewhat startled
by the announcement of the com
pletion of the overland telegraph.
and by messages from San Francis
co side by side with those from
Washington and other points in
the Eastern States.
The work on the Pacific tele-
graph line has been prosecuted of
late with great vigor, being stimu-
lated by the cagcrncss Of the Cali
fornians to obtain news from the
seat of war, and the last link con-
Meeting the two oceans was COM
pleted October 25. There is now
u continuous line of telegraph
stretching from San Francisco to
Cape Race, q distance of nearly
5000 miles, the longest in the
world; thus practically annihila-
ting the vast intervening space, and
bringing the Atlantic and Pacific
states, hitherto twenty-five days
apart, within speaking distance.
The first message flashed along
the wire was to the President OF
the United States, from Hon. S. j.
Field, Chief Justice of California,
followed by messages from Cover
nor Downey the Mayor Of San
Francisco, and the Governor of
Nevada. 1t is quite impossible to
conceive the immense benefit of
this new triumph of human
skill and enterprise. So close and
numerous are the ties of affection
and commerce linking the Pacific
and Atlantic states, that this agent
ofimmediato communication SEEM
ed indispensable, and will be in
constant requisition. We are not
surprised to see the intimation al
ready made by the President Of
the company, that it will soon be
necessary to put up one or two
more wires to meet the urgent de-
mands of the commercial public
and the press.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-12-12
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