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ST. LAWRENCE.
FROM C.aNAD.4.

NNHE subscriber has obtained this fine
- Horse from the North at much ex-
pense. for the purpose Of improving our
stock Of horses.
This celebrated young stallion is. per-
haps, one Of the .ta.test trxf;ing horses ever
brought to this county. He is eleven
years old this Spring, measures is bands
high. Is Of dark chestnut color, with fine
limbs, we'll proportioned, possessing Inn
mense muscular power and grand action
He 10 gentle and submissive in temper,
perfectly sound and free from all vices,
and has proved himself = sure foal gett. r.
A nuinber Of his celts in the North have
sold for from $3.50 to S3O0 when year
old. One Of his COLT &. which was raised
by DR.. Jsmison. If Charles County, tnok
the 6rst premium, 1t . year and half
odd, at the Port Tobacco Fair last Fall,
and several other colts Of his get hare
taken premiums in Clarke county. Va.
Young St. lawrence will stand the
present season. which commenced on the
LIST Of April and will end on the LIST of
July. at the following places: ..a :.
Leonard Town ON Mondays and, Tues
days at Moore's Stables; - - Z
Great Mills on Wednesdays and Sasur-
a,ys; aaseYa
st. Inigoes Store on Thursdays and
Fridays. .--,,. < d,
Terms. ~ usg 81. Lawrence will he
let to mares at S15 the season. to be dis
charged BY $40. IL paid in the season. -
Insurance &25. 70 be paid ~ snon as the
nare IL known to be in fosl. Parting
with the mare or irregular attendance at
the stands forfeits the insursnce Great
care taken. lbut no responsibility for acci
dents. Groom fee % cents. = ~
a1 p e ID I 6 q e F..
This splendid young TROTTING
HORSE has most noble pedigree. Tie
blood h0ws FROM me Of the most noted
English Race Horses ever brought to the
United States. His sire was the renswn-
ed Oh 81. Lawrence. for whom g.. 600
had been offered and refused. he having
won The purse Of % 400 ON Long Island
Race Course. several years agn. and who
was also considered ono of the latest trot-
ting Stations in the Unifed States. His
dam Was imported from Englsnd by Mr..
Jones, Of Sc. II yacinth. Canada West, at
cost Of ~, AZ. and was eonsidere:. one
81 the fastest Msr-s on che English. turf.
Farmers and Others wishing 10 improve
their breed Of horses. will examine and
Judge Sor. themselves, as he has descended
tfon the best stock Of horses in England.
and shieh or power Of speed. strength of
nsecla. and vigor Of Constitution, can
sot b sxeelled IN this or any ether cuun-
try. A number Of certificates can be seen
By applying to the, Groom. - 4
!. .zsss. .s.ls e slGNATlUS SIMMS.
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GEO. T. SPADDIN(

- -. -, -. :. Clerk,
,t.ass.r..s..s 81 April 9th. 1861.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

-. :"
FEvRR AND AGrI-A CASE OF EIsup
MONTHS STASDISG CURED ny BRRuAvs'S
HOLLAND BITTERs Michael Kelly, No. III
Seventh, near Grant street, snys:
Last July, while running on the river,
on cotton boat plying tetween Nnlehez
and New Orleans. was taken with Fever
and Ague. For eight longmonlhs L suffer-
ed with this dreadful disease. The greater
part of this time was unable to work,
and spent ut least City dollars for different
medicines. but found no permdnent relief
Three weeks ago, one of my friends insist
ed upon my trying Berha0e's Hollgnd Bit.
tiers, saying that u cure lsas Guaranteed
After taking it for one week, |. must state
was sound man. have been at work
now for two weeks, and have had no return
ofthe Chills and Fever whatever.''rl 80
Icertify thHttiTe above statement IL true.
- s5-r -4 THOMAS ADAMS.
Diamond House, or at R.. Cbester's
dothtc dhli. apl-lm g.
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49,
GeBeGREATDRAwB4cR to person emigra.
ting to the extreme south aud western
country, Is the fear they have OF the Fever
and Agpe-the most direFul otnlldiseases.
Every day we lear Of persons attaSked by
this disease, and made ;heIplesssin !. short
tiMei without any means Of nffording re-.
lief In view of the great demand for "a
remedy DR.. uostetter has presented his
Celebrated Stomach Bitters, whose cnra=.
tive powers, for all diseases of tile stomach
have been universally acknowledge.
The Bitters, prepared after a long expert
ence and deep study, have RECEIVED the
encomtums of'ths mostemincnt physicians,
as well as all classes from. every part OF
our country. To those who doubt. their
many virtues, NIL we can say is to try them.
and judge for themselves respectively
Sold by druggists nGcdealers generally.
everywhere.
e8see advertisement in another col.
umn. -.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
.HAIR.DYE! AkIRDYEI HAIRlDYE!
iiWK. A. BATCHBRoRS HAIR DYE

MIA. BATcHRRoR's HAIR DYE
ne only IaraEsts a4a Reliable Dye Kao,pa.
Allothers mere limitations and shDuld be avoid
ell II yaa With TO escape rilicnlsI 3 ,.'lzt -
GREY, RED OR Rusty HAN dyed insl.atiantly to
beautiful and natural Brown or BLACK, without the
least injury to Hair or Skin. a 80 MI
PIPTEEN MEDALS AND DEPLoMAs have been
awarded to w&. a. DATcHELoA sincs 1890, and over
10000 applications have been niade to The hair Of
tho patrons Of his hulous Dye. ss5ias Il,
Wy. A. RATCuELolpS HAIR DYE produces,
color not TO be distinguished from nature, and is
igayyaaied not to plHre in tbelea.t, However long
Il may be continued, and the iii eeets Of bad Dyes
remsdItd. Thshait Is iRrisuFatSd fOFclfs by this
splendid Dye, which Is properly applied ut So.-le
R9aa Street SPE York, Itai.s s .lii4,tt -
Sold In 1.-THE etles and towns0E the
by IDrnggists and Family Goods Dealers, gss'g 1
The GenRins has The name Ti1lsa a sBateheloF,''
anil address upon steel plate engraving, On me Eur
EideS ~. 81 III b0S - VI sft s5isra s6iu'ssi -
WHoLEsAtE RAcFolT, 81 BGHclAY ST., ~
apt0-iy Late - Broad way, New York.
:
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Notice TO subserIbera. y q
rmA rnsltLlSo Iyclprxr AT CAVE

nTA THkiLLIS0 I%ciDEST AT CAMP
Cvpnx:-Ax ANERlc4S EAGLE Surveys
fup CAXp.-one of the most thrilling iu-
vidents, says the Pittsburgh Gazette, COM
ueeted with the military operations of the
day took place at Camp Curtin on Satur-
day afternoon. A number Of persons
we're engaged in raising the Stars and
Stripes over the main building, used as the
headquarters of the officers, and just as
everything was 10 readiness, and the men
had seized the halyard TO run up the flag,
a large Eagle came from no one knew
where, LOWERED OVER THE FLAG
AND SAILED MAJESTIOALLY OVER
THE ENCANIPMRNT WHILE THE FLAG
WAS RUN Cpl Thousands of eyes were
upturued in moment, and as the noble
bird looked down the cheers of three
thousand men rent the nir2 Never was
Suca ovation paid the sInperial Bird of
Jove.9 Itliugered for a few minutes, ap.
parently not particle frightened at the
terrific nOise-theu cleavtng the air with
his pinions he disappeared in the hori-
zon.
In the days Of the Roman Republic this
would have been looked upon rs a glorious
omen. and we do not see why we should
not look upon it as such now. 5..
Never was an incident looked upon with
more favor. 1t sent a pa triotie thrill
through every heart that witnessed it, and
every man seemed to be animated with the
deepest feeling Of patriotism and devotion
to the Gag of our Union.
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.E4cItenlsnt,.ln I'D. Lonls.

ST. LoUIsI April 25.-Thtre whs con-
Bile excitement snlong merchants and
stsnmboatmen. on lDhanee, TO day, 10 COM
sequence Of The reception Of n dispatch
rom the Secretary or the Treasury to the
Surveyor of this port, instrnctinR lin 10
.RrAntR'nO more .cleArnhces 10 boats bound
for ports in Mississippi, Louisiana una Aha
6apia. As Steamboats, on the Mississippi
never take out elearanyes. the dispatch Is
not understood: The Surveyor viii take
20 action In the hnnttsr. and shipments
Sonth continueas heretofore. .
tn, The Council Of P4lnlyra, No., made an
appropriation for home gunr,l for the dc.
fence of the city. $40 ! "a 4 ls.1r
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-26

E9-A telsgraphic dispatch was re-
ceived yesterday by Mr.. Ford. agent of the
lI. ( o. Railroad, announcing that salts
factory arrangements have been made for
the full aud regular business on the road
at baltimore, Harper's Ferry and all other
points and it is not true that any provis.
ions or other property has been taken from
the Company, either in Maryland or vir-
ginia. Government troops are now cutter
ing Washington in large Numbers, by
peaceful march from, Annapolis. The
road is officially Informed that the Govern
or of Yirginia has positively fobidIGp any
hostile movements whatever, North of the
State line, aud for the troops 10 act. on the
defensive entirely, either Mt Washington Or
elsewhere.
The Legislature of Maryland is now or
deFed TO meet at Frederick to-day, instead
or Annapolis,
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so TaE patriotic public viii be glad
70 know that D, Nieoll & Bro.a prepared
- 'aFatsh aud TO manuf.Ctare to order all
N'aas 81 American algs, They have made
an arrangement of this sinl in consequence
o. tue extraordinary demand for tho true
American aol0rs.S 50
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parTnE GEauAS RIPlEuAv turned out

NS6- Tue GERNAN RIPLEMAN turned out
for parade yesterday, and made a splendid
display. They are all large, fine looking
men, such as would be marked.in a regi-
ment-men who could and have endured
service. They are also PERFECTLY drilled,
and so through their evolutions with an
admirable precision. The best goF it is,
they are all good Union men, who are
ready to defend the flag Of their country.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-26

b9FpR Rivkl.-'rhe river was falling
yesterday, with about 10 feet water 10 the
scaapaels There was not much doing-in
fact nothing, except that which is daily
oecaSiOned by The arrival and departure Of.
tie packets plying between this and neigh-
boring towns. The Bostona has laid up
at Cincinnati, and the COURIER being still
under repairs the Liberty is now tue oply
Regular Cincinnati packet. -
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.. 9gn. Q!J.e!,!IelJl1iaI1yh...
for the Daily IntsiigenceT

TT is due 70 state that emeaetpness O Z
the tclegfaplic nsws Is owing 10 ilir great
number ofzPrivate dispatches wliicil ocrl,-
by the wires, to tie exclusion Ut the press
dispatches, except at very Understandable
hours. lis hoped that this may soon bc
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-26

R-oouSrr EtEcrOa understand.
:, Saa' Ut, I. H. Logan was appointed the
ueioa slestos tor this soaaty s. tbS Con.
veation yesterday. &c.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-26

RW="HoP SxoP."-Por some days past
the game of hop skop has been the rage
among the boys. The side walks are laid
out in squares by chalk marks and all
young America in these parts has been
busying itself in hopping about upon one
leg, kicking stones from one square to
another and lodging them in particular
places. They thus have shown what can
be attained by constant practice. Since
the commencement of the wars the inter-
est in hop skoP" has percepttbly dimiu-
tshed. There has been so much excite.
ment and so many people standing around
sad walking about that the marks have
been erased from the sidewalks and it is
about as much as the boys can do to hop
about on both ldgs, much less upon one. {
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The above prospAetus has up to this date bren
published In only Of our lendIug papers furIen
days No extra efforts to get stock taken have been
ness OF the enterprEA that over two hundred thOuS-
ana dollnr Of the stock has already been taken We
Wun GrieAy state that the shares are e2S eacli pad
IA tu Witliont further lIAGIlty transferable 6y de
livery registered only when dividends are received
ANY person having money 10 spare. can, by the pur-
chase OF shares In the Missouri Mining Company
make an investment that will pay nrgely aud hold
stock that e reail converted Into cash without osa
Husweref. y - Unused EirPrn =
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R8@TuE UYtox 0AuaE THE bully 9Th
Ward and ths republic of Ritrhietowu, are
as usual covering themselves with glory.
They are into the Union organisation bust
ness up to their eyk3.S TbeFa sla6Oatps
little chance for atsscessionist down in
HitchtetOWn, as there Is 6pe at PittsBurQh.
They don't grow ti &c styia. down VA there.
The Alb Ward ts also patriotically
spreading herself, and sthe lst is doing
something, of which We intend 10 leaairdl
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-26

9 ea1Goy. LgTCuER made demand. on
saturday for the arms ofstle wheeling
W T,l benWood Volunteer Co1upa6iesg The
oenTonl men replied that dthey would
rec him did firSt."-R araes1itIe Latslligea-
ser. ~ -. -
We have not The slightest doubt but
saas the BsnWso,l boys woaIa see the Cor.
eEner double id before they would give
up their arms, and We don't believe they
would do it then, but We do doubt whether
any such demand has been made from an
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-26

h9 CoxeLluESrARy BESgp1r 10 Miss
KATE Mac EvoY.-we are pleased to learn
that complimentary benefit has been teu-
dered By many ofouf citizeRs to this gift
ed yonng lady, whose exquisite rendition
of tie Irish melodies ntthe acyoloranat OF
ireland has Afforded SO much pleasure to
her audiences. We hope that all who
appreciate true,talept will attend at Wash.
'ngton Hall tonight, and give tue fail
daughter Of Erin warm welcome as a
token. OF their regard for, this !" child 81
song Several novelties will be intro-
duced, among which a dwarf, Mr.. Ailhsad
will make his appearance We anticipate
full house fur tue fair beneficiary.
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coNBGLTATToE on oEEfcERs.
a govERx4Exr NEsskKN1dER.

Z Afr. Iamdsn! government messenger,
lressnted 70 6oFey9OEf isksIG, letter, on
Tuesday, from RreSl1ehti Lincoln, iSktuE
Tor him pass port 10 and from tlIe boun-
dsFics ofs Mary land % tnlWuisi IhBo Emphat-
|4Cl.iiiT asserts that any interruption to his
sgte aud speedy passage will be. visited
with retaliation.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-26

Ea7t &c 4. r.. easstst Ateseq, M.
We hesft1y Ir. spaldiue. and his On
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-26

&. ffaR &c lEFEz,Vha Ttlteg Gza1 EaHatpka, IA.
: oInto That ppFsb,S - t6t F8 tStth Tie LEAD
aelies = 10 ny them, GilI s4iek 70 them s1sfii
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-26

Prom the Daltimoro American of Ys.t.rd.v1
IMPORTANT FROM ANNAPOLIS.
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siss q IN sFe a4szTttIsT, ffqgtF8eE E.iE q
Ine lG ape said tgi 4se = FrlIInTISlJ ~
tfr the lteadnChc and onsy - The very
Been Been d. ii lFfb his
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-26

~ E5phpthe EzGminsr, Sorfu. "a.
! Gsrnalls ts they
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R8-tJoHxEY's GosE FORA S6eER.n-.
Johnny Btecht, of this city, wenttO Puts
buEgh yesterday for the purpose of eniistg
ing as a soldier.
aEhs4EnS, oaIo IS aislnliye with the
war excitement. All of our exchanges
from over the river come TO rs tii4iy brists
ling with calls TO arms, aud rapid recruit
ing is goingon everywhere. 3I
E3@GEX. HARSEY, of the United States
Army, passed over the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad yesterday, for Washington. He
made particular inquiry nboutthe condi-
ttOn Of things at HaFpeFs Ferry
parLRAvrso.-AnOiLer lot Of Mary
lauders came up yesterday moruiny, bouaa
for Cleveland, Ohio, where they will re.
main until things in Maryland become safe
and quiet Among the number was a
family of seven persons.
hBFTHR Noox.-We are now lururfa-
ting 10 some of the most beautiful moon
light nights thstever slops from heaven.
The m9oulOoks down upon the earth as
calmly and serenely ASH there were no
wars, no cxeitement-z- -ss-l'
y CLEANS and twinkle through the blinds, Sse
ItshIueg on thess who walk the arrest,
II oPens Heaven To ta6sS who meet
AT NetRers with believing minds.
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NEW PARASO4s s.S- New istylS sParaeSls
IN aud LAaiAS' Gtn umbF0llasy lust FeeefveI, .
R ~ sls4 COOP 20 k.s Es'sESEr.
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rriX.!IaI q the RteamerlA ~.

#
New YORK, april 95.-The theam shin
Asiit has arrived with Liverpaol dates M
the l4ih inst. She hrings $50, 600 in voI'l,
{ The Bank ,rate Of liscouat had 6esn in.
creased Sl2g,ttq0 pounds. -
10 the Hpnse Of Commons Mr.. Foster
gave ooltce that he would move that the.
House does not desire 10 express nny opfn-
ion upon the surjeot:offth the new American
Confederate, and the government will
mt recognize the Confederation without
security fur the suppression OF the slave
trade. il4. afi
ne Anglican minister at Rome had
been insulted eby,the troops during the
Custer festivities. aud threatened te mse
bis revolver. He aftSEFartl- demanded Of
the Government berttr protection for The.
f4tute or bis PASSPORT, His demand Wns
complied with. I II $3.50. - =
g ghetPops's health Cansesl nnehsincss.
9Arlbaldfs health lkinproYtnS. 20
Very warlike ruln0rs continued to nre.
vail atParis. Among others it was s,iIfel
that 50, 600. troops had been suddenly or
dered to MarseiIIcs, apd that France Was
about to declare her intention of prolonr-
ing indefinitely the Occupation of SYRIA.
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: 1l-nIPoRTANT FROM ANNAPOLIs.
UnitsI States Troops Moving to
Warrington. ms
The officers of the Baltimore. and Ohio
Railroad yesterday received tlespNtches per
their line Of telegraph at the AnnapoIis
Junction, Which announced that a large
body of United Sl9les iroops (ihclndi5g
the newly enlisted volnntters), were on
their way TO WNshtngton; aud were pass
jngt along atsordinary time step, wtii.ut,
molsstAtion from the volunteer troops of
ths neiS bboripE country, The despatch
received alta quarter past twelve O'Clock
stnted The rightof the column WAS jnsS
turuingIlfE JdncIioh'and FASTING over the
WGsiingt9u.r BEanebw Scouting parties
and regular line Of videttcs had been
thrown out, whilst full battery was
posted on the right. The FIRST division,
acc0rdipE To- ths.eye Of tue operator and
the computation of Others, was nbout
$500 strong, and partially composed of
the Seventh Regiment Of New York.
" - additionally reported that another.
detachmcntWas about u move, consisting
of thlce thousand men, who had recently
reached Annapolis. The 6r,t division.
made a fine appearance, moved along in
good order, and were prepared with every
possible meIns OF deteace. 1t wss sup
a. os,i', Ine Oapit@i
THE RELAY HOUSE.
There were no United States troops at
the Relay House, nor were any expected Ia.
lreacli there 50 long rs they remained IN,
nv SsE1is. T.; saeG.s lla heen mad9
hundred men, selected from the several
Regiments 10 the Relay House, merely as n
riotonS and disorderly duet. and 10 nrc.
serye the Company pfoFtrt$ ii that place,
Owing 70 3 misunderstanding, howcver-,
conserving the orders, none left the depot.
Il Ipe Gampnny bad q loeoRoifvs and a
train Of i've iPaasspgsr. ears rwaitings but
they. DID not appear. Col. Hnger did not
agepmPnny t9etcomwAnd, pot GdEeming it
fatal necessary He went out,And aFter
/ making ShFiet survey o., the place, reduced
4 lns. nemnes :|au ting TO loo5and lheyiwers
despatch ed yesterday Bfteruoou. They wilt
.lllR9S Esllsyed IN plumber pf wat shmep, and
FhlipStFoi tllel phtcatd day lat1t uBhtiIYi
,shosTItu ipATHp EHoN tkNkaFoLIs,
J. q on ,1Htter. the aespgtch was received
SRat III ann duueed SEstHFd Nv n tHFH0hn tltR
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tolt tie DnilS ne q, Teigi151E, d. III
Cephaie pills No taking The place Of All kI6aS.
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missouri Mining Company
laIneorporated Feb. 22d,Ils6l.

= = s-sASsS1 kSC&ESg1SSA ESOs -44SlI4A 10O1s
: cAptTAL STOCK L.. .......... IS 90, 900.
WIS COMPANY Is FORMED HOR TIE pUR.
pos, Of aslFH dsing the Guat mining Interests Of
l'hr stAte We sdIl nOt ptJiGaEl TO be governed 10y
purely plilanthr0piC tnItEaa In Initiating this rt-
IsrprlSe We believe thnt the stock can be made 10
hay !EEEa md a. The Sale time IIore real
svSd hefonlp tahe ana greater progress made In de
Nelgpius aud making known tho astoutsLh mineral
we "a ~ Missouri than by Tho use Of i've fiIuSs the
AMOUNT o. our ipYetei IN any Other business
we stall make the 6iiIes If our CDmpany COM
gets mining bureau " The mineral resources OF the
s sss' VIZ lsTe power under our charter to Ilr
SiiIss and sell Mineral lHals wherever locateiI IN
:IssvGft. GrrAt tndnEelrntA will be nfele to CAP
lllAts aud inlniu ursFs WHO desire TO pur-
SIiss ld work paying nuns, w dealing WITH tlis
We Fyspsstfpry soliclt Tie attention !of all Who
a{ e mineral lAns Tor sale 70 send statement
p the s1His, the Find OF minerals on their
E!as ts u Acres lSSaton, aud tie low
esE eAS price they willing TO take for sid tans
we h1au work only Ench mines ~ pay large. y, but
,haI open md pE6ts ulpstuf the lants 10 SELL The
Hy9k4 for subscription to the stock oyg open At
the once Of the Company, Main street. northWSSt
SosnsF q Locust, over Merchants Baak, vntrance
30 q All who feel interest IA tails
business, aud have monty, VIII DO wei TO call and
ssn9sertbs Those wishing stock living ont Of the
GAYS can secure II by enclosing ten per cent Of the
amount wanted TO the President or grfeaSurer,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-26

Unitsd States Troops Moving to
Warrington. ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-26

wv - a y ~ FIIkIVB Tue InIOTInN-
ton That tor several hours abe march was 6
rontinuediTittlth the strtctestmilItIry4orde
and the APPEARANCE Of The trooRs. indirHe
iiiye, 81 d and ldiseiplinc, They were .
nearly all on foot, few beipg mounted,
aud. tie Remainder; who were tInHeii, cons.
NeYed IN Che. cars. !, -. -. ~ -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-26

Macs CioXeE, SpttleSSj aud Cassia, Just n
does q 'iiid.if ". Al. I;pw4RDsk fiRn.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-26

Inelotsd hEtl twenty cent? rs for which send
y y tilIeF burg, Franklin CO. Ohio
a1lG l!l.taEle..- 49, 49, ~ - ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-26

III nHDS! FAIR TO PRIME SUGAR
81 - Just reeetved per sts.msr cOuricr.at
.lNudl - u y II. LISE,MORhISlN.l-GOt