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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-11

NATIONAL NoHAr's RIGHTS CoSyfNrloS.--Tbe
Een Ntiorr wouuns Rights Con'eniioH vii be held IA
C,.r Ip.titu,e New l5l. lLurslay, Nay ius nd
f,uoop u, 10 and = O'clock Wendell fErs. Elizabeth
ca, ean.ol EileHe J.. Rose, tho Row AHlone,,o Brown
pcEwe Aaron II. Powell and other viii aedEes tho Con
Vpli N.
INT baggage Of Emerson Men What their mothers
u. % Them to igor and ,.ue OF nation depend
De ,i lacltr OF IT, conle..
1--WE woln Iu.d Up Fro Republic, FIRM, elJaripS
ounaic we have b. her, noler type Ct wemsuhooa
than adv. ncinq Il .iils.ion ha, yei plodcctd.
nsrWoalI Gt Gcso runrn thai sbsi sand
Tie Tt Of ages a e4uai political power to IT,
won. of The nation.
We .,e u! who n,ero,ted IN the education snd eleSs
ton c, wor4a to VIII lhci presence and their eonne
In behalf ofthe Galiona Wolnsn's ifhs Committee
T. CADY sgANTOv, President.
sr,as u. lSTsoEy, Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-11

BY tbc following motto II appears tlai lie uade
a.; the Mississippi f. not yet under enharso'

BY The following motto :, aIeIs tlat ilo uade
e.; the Mississirpi is not yet under eahargo;
nOrICE To srEAMRoATs
NoHroiY J. tNniao Nis Msret 49, rel.
,ros. Agrrt y, Nd 9. s , o ,s q ''s sa
s. ., q the cspsiefs,s apera'ior a tn.
port Abe sla scurlis rof So corF fr erins ~.
tet b. s.nccc 1rv d, yod IN raupaios 10.
lo,lsus,. &. s., NELAs.
III Clayl,sion Coar.cr OF THURSDAY ,ays:
The Convention yesterday IT, 'c.rt re-ion, ratified
M, Permanent Constitution 81 thc Confederate states.
II Wps rum0ied on Iln frc te Yesterday tha' there
were about - votes g IT, account OF tie clause
aimi ling Free State.
Here llinl,e of tie souil--ide view q Slavery.
Slaves an treated kindly. Prsof-Aee-O orleans DAILY
CrsoR March Il, lodl:
WAS brought to the City Police jail on the
W lob d anh Do ,La bet % Fra hCJ& sayslc
toior,s H. Isplir g. net, st0 v'l Va thc parish 81 -
JOIN O. Bsplti IT, he sie'' ina'. ~ b. good teeth
ap 81, ae elbow sns',s ID. iiht leg l. branded and is
III owner vii cal. 'ad -' ad ~ E8S1%SG 72s to "a"
koePrf Of CITY Police Jsi.
D T. FoaSTALL.
Deg y Comptroller
Only nineteen yelrs Of a5e-'ca's from II knife on
right alm aud hight leg bite from bloodhound on efi
ara, and Stranded. FsIly, al men are created equal,
aud oais 10 :. free conuiFy.
ALauMISG SrRrNGlu on SEcEssioyIN ~ LOUIS
y!tLE--Iho only III bi Secession candidate for the
Mavolalty in tlif Gfy Oh Saturday wac Air. Deva1
Nj. d. published is proclamation day after day in
IXe CoErier, declaring tisu he Albanian by
birth, that he WA Sat highiS nan, rud 'hat lie
would have Kentucky 20 out with tbe COtton States.
We dix not read ,Le Document, but such, We ro told,
Wa import. THO ooi,0r Of TIE CoH~tr called 10
locro,nl attention Of the vo,ers. Moreover Mr. ID.
WE known 10 be very popular personally, AMI deserve
eGy 20. Under iLose ccgun-tuccs, lie was ol course
expecled 10 receive amount ol support that would
fcr,o both ut homo aud abroad most inp0eng dis
,I.y Of d .uu5n st,orph. iIe was rre.i on to bear
he diui banner far up in the sly. 81. Ocean Tc-
s,1ttd jast jyJIy-trp c.its 40 Olr w4Oic ety.!
Lo,,,yi'e JouTasl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-11

OurRAGE AND CorIIsCATIoS ~ ruE sJuTH.-E&
tr..t If letter flom en- officer "n board United stIcs
steamer WyaIdode, Of Fon Pckeus dated APRIL 2:
4Captain Jones Of tie small sloop Islbella, who
,ffcr,ntsd TO bripg q few provisions flesh meat,
y.cetsbes, Sea- from Mobile and VITO was arrested
by Tie military auil 9ries, and bis aloo9 and cargo
siyel AID confsc td by tie eicl arrived here night
before las. A0cr he Was arrested aud ncaIIy assassi
usieA by tho Mobile S,ccssonis,s he WA thrown into
sl. bni wa afterwarl released on a wit Of haJeas
corpus by the Court.
mo Governor ol Alabama u On ini, ifcIed, and or
iefed lie afy 10 restore liz goods ind gave per-
,i.,,on 10 deal Ni.h us, ard bring us whatever we
wanted After loading lis v6s'cl second time, he
s,,fnd down here, but on Thus ~ morning, was up
ot iorsy miles iIon hare, ana lost vessel and cargo.
ku Icing Tx houis lisho T. liz vessel he pgo,iden
,ilI, drfi,d o. 6hore, AID made hls way hcre Wmie
IN iirbo ihcy the Ji.h Of dobilo mean Lcoped all
SON. OF abufe up1n him; ley brought hin rec kinds
o, one aud asked him which ho wolld prefer TO lie
Eang r,,h;" cal,od him traitor and other oppgObrous
naro r. Ought E0t Government 10 30 something for a
rood fellow vho liked ul lost iis a IL trying 10 90
ee,yitcq We expect an attack every
nieh. There are 800 Seces,io troops
row here aud 100 noIe hOgily oAQecied.'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-27
EPew VVords % Ras1ern vIrglnIa
ReeeP6f0uHRfR.


We End the following remarks IN the
CInrksburg Guard. addressed to the Rish-
mond EzGni1et:
WefeariesSly assert that had not West
eTn YiEginia borne for many years, and
that Eitb0ntR muTmur, The burden Of de-
Tending your slave Pr0PeTty, sad sustain
! ing the very inStitutioa itself ID the State,
With the warmest sympathy and eompaS-
/ sion, notwithstanding the maltreatment
We have suffered from you, on 4 subject,
too, Of miHor Interest 70 as, your glorious
East Wquld not be ehequered vita Eail-
fr0GdJ, canals and various internal i'm
kPrOVements; while the primitive simplicity
and inuoeeaes Of our glorious West and
IorthWest is only Interrupted by the most
Hmitad educational facilities, and the ma
tuEaI attractions aud travelling facilities
have only been broken in upon by one
Failroad and one branch worthy Of note,
and that comes from Maryland, and not
from Eastern Virginia.
Our interests o. the West are not with
yours Of tie East, we confess, nor are
they but,sligbtly, IL 1T all, identified with
your. Interests, so far Is internal improve
I msntsare concerned bat so far as the in
Btitutions of the '.Aother State" and her
eo-States are Identified, the sympattieS Of
! your Western brethren have been derided-
! Iy with and for you, through evil rs well
| aS good report.
Bat, while our gympathies IS your Wes-
rern brethren, owing an equal allegiance
70 the Institutions and laws Of OR native
or adopted STATE, we have been the good
and loyal, nay. the best defenders Of your
slave property, aud OF the Institutions Of
our noble State, have guarded the FROM
tiers for you, have been oppressed by tax
for your support, aud have enabled you
70 build up, feast and fatten your portion
Of the State by bard labor and toll and ex-
PoSure and deprivation, y0u-Eastern Viz
gthians-yon, heartleSS, ungratefnl wretch
eg-haTe kept the stores Of boundISs5 miu-
eFAl wealth, with which our hills and vail
leyS abound, out Of market, and nov you
are ready to stamp Us AbolitionisiS, Black
Republicans, &c. Yet, amid all this, yon
have hqd our mestSympathies; but, OF
I for shAmel bow unWOrthilyI
What can we say TO you abOat discard
| ing MS nnd our cooperation in tue affairs
OF the State7 Leave usi If you will he
benefited, We will be doubly so; II il
would have been n benefit to Western Viz
GINA long o, It will be fully as much so
now. We can then do something for our
selves, In the way Of developing the dor
mint treasures Of the hills and valleys,
and ApprOpriatiDg the revenues heretofore
bestowed on Eastern idleness. in building
railroads, fine houses and other internal
| improvements that will be Of some benefit
TO those who have to bear the burden. Go,
! go, go!
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Coughs q Colds 5aghs & CoIdSi


EtllslnlI AD5IeE-a
1etno ~ DsEI, < eola q . lllghteolgt. Ibsa-
Gl18. dotsg %, bEyt ~ - "a addsd % nn1thaE,
sam thsta1e0li utlllllsl IIlEug IL oIrla.l,uii
tas beeoae szeei1siJ ii SD, - syta IorIaa-
neatly thtsteDei, and b0Ol ehTpaie eOuEn- ehroaIe
PoeanOnta, anA eoasanptioa Gleess1vely ElIIop
along Ths baSt time 70 ers al thil Il vhsu Il h.
gins. II yoa are % f7rtunsts - 70 poassae ass q
HE1tFaSE1s' sSRlIJF n AErls RIEEbl1s.f SD 4
Jos a. nOf. you 90 II e oues tlEsS coroH pm.
And tllea t,.O e.a.thlee PlllsP. saEg.psto
rensEed saFo'lF4 ~ htsg ~ ALRIGHT Il Day
II yuar eo1Eh has q ti+tkeF aiOnE. thaa 1aoFo
care and mare pstIebee srsoaly sora earS, thongt
Il Hsi IN tie taas oar Savlee &. % Essp
Ehs feet warm, he bead 90, aqi tako HHxPllEEs'
HsnDoPGEaIo Goes Pms, sl---ss.-
Prize p eents PR bux. sl4. b0Eel n 81. ~.
y. RIA fan 81 q HulPaaEIps Ha,lPoFsFuJe
sPEane5 With peoks q pIFsetIpp.s abd twenty
RsmsdiSs, n lArgs thrssdElEIl ViaIs, and uoFDoeu
ea.e, s; Do. IN plata eale, 81 $50 q Ahssa bozs
sad book, g. Tsl.Fss. ss..a5r
Ths Esusdios, b tie sinsp buE o. fall eass, sent
to any Addrsas By nail q sEpa Tree SlehAEgs, q
roooipI ofthS Prins, iA5iFg..li 4
D J. HUllPnRBIB 900,
No 81 BFun4sly, NsE York.
Bold By LAU0HLINE BUsHEIELD,
ThoIeslls nnd RetsiI Agents,
mh19 Np.74 Main 81, Wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-27
1TeetInr An 1Iarsholl CouDtv.@

Agreeable TO appointment, large aud
respectable meeting of the citizens of tn e.
Fifth District of Marshall county, ire
sPeetivs of party, was held March twenty
third. @
On motion, Mr.. Vim. Look was called to
The Chair, and VIM. Marsh appointed Sec
rotary.
The object of ;hc meeting being to se-
lect suitable person as their representa-
tive in the next Legislature, on motion of
Vim. Baird, Capt. James Campbell was
nominated, and proved TO DO the unaui-
NOUS choice ofthe people.
On motion resolved that the proceedings
of this meeting be furnished to the In
telligeneer and Union, of Wheeling, forpub-
cation.
Wheeling Union please copy.
WV. LOOK Chr'm.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-27
60 q lAs Ia.slIIg.aesEl
PARKERsRuRo, Mareh q, lse


Editors Wheeling IitelligeHeer:
Enclosed please fnd six dollars, for
which send n copy Of your valuable week
ly 70 each Of the persons named. The
noble stand taken by the KnteLEigenerr in
behalEOf free white labor, has earned for.
it place In the affections Of the working
mep all over this section, and have no
doubt the day IL near when it will be a
weekly visitor in the house of every son
of toll west Of the Blue Ridge. This may
seem extrayagant to yOu, hut il is never
tbelesE. in my opinion, strictly correct
The working men ofthis section are taking
a lively interest in everything that is going
on at the State capital, aud are watching
with the eyes Of argus, the movements OF
the politicians. The Western man that
betrays the yeOmanry of his section by
playing into the hands of the disunionists,
At Richmond at this time, viii sink into
Oblivion for ever, like the traitor Leonard
S. Hall, Of WstzeI. lie will be despisel
and execratcd by every working man from
the Blue Ridge TO sthe1 extreme end of the
Panhandle. Send the papers without fail.
yours, 6c., RAHAWHA.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-27

TAG New York World thinks it is not
altogether certain that the cotton States
now really want the border slave States
to join themi but would prefer that the
border slave States should form couFed.
sraey Of their own. They would then,
while 0ympAthiEinE with the Southern
ConfeieFacy, form sort Of barrier to
protest the cotton States from the opposing
form Of society In the free States. It does
appear to as thai the Richmond secessiOn-
lists are : good deal more aaxlons for US
% sceeae than they ere down abOat Charles
lesion OF Montgomery.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-27

sIT Is certain that the reasons which
caused Ohio to grow faster than Virginia
must have ceased 70 operatf az least ten
years ago. For between 1880 aGd 1850
the ratio Of increase. both of population
aud wealth, was greater In Virginia than
Ohio RAseitag GlioN Of Saturday.
We will take The figures on the above, Il
you please. We have 10 doubt that you
know what you are talking about, and we
call for the data illmpIy as a matter of In.
formHtion.-lHtel tigsHetr Of Noadey.
The User has not Cyst giEen ps The
aEures. Doubtless il did NOT see The above
paragraph, Apd do1hIleSs It will give as
Ihs data All fair and square.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-27
UmGlNIAI-At Rules held in the Cierk'a
v OEes Of the CirrnIt Court Of Ohio County for
the mouth e A "a ISL:
-Attacbmeut.

The 1srs o. the steambost -Jsnuie7
The OBJECT OF this suit e 20 recover the sum OF
SO 81 Tor serTiees wages dae said Hunter for hS
IniLnt utu John, who acted Steward on Gad boat
from August % 1850 70 October 3D. 1850 $SS per
month, and for ,WaEss or services due said Hunter
for his Inftnt son Charles ". Hunter. who acted
Cabin Boy on said boat, from August 25tb, 1850, to
oetobEf "a, 1860, at SIS per month.
ItaPpearnB from an af1dATit hlsd in the cause.
that the s7ld deEondants, owners Of the said at
arr 1ot residents Of the State Of vIrginiaou mn.
t0n Of the plaintiff BIZ his attoTneyA It is ordered
that they appear here within one month after due
publication Of this order and do what may b ne
cPrafyto prSteet their interests In this suit, and
that eoPy Of this order be forthwith pHblIshel ia
some naUspaper printed IN the city Of Wheeling,
once week not four successive weeks. and that .
copy Of the sane be posted tho front door O the
Court House Of Ohio County, the HTSt day OF the
next County Court held 6Ir said eUnnty
a enFy-teste; GEORGE vs.. SIGHTS, Clerk.
CaldUkll & RIesiieF, Rityg Elr nIt-f rnh27-%yI
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-27
TnE Richmond eorrespondent Of The

IHE richmond correspondent OF the
KingwoOd preston county, Chronicle,
makes this observation in his last letter:
l haVe good many friends and some
relations who have settled in Western Vir-
giuia, and If ] should go there myself
would rather see the old State one and in-
divisi6le, not in name only, but 10 interest
aud affection. cannot see how Western
Virginia can sever the ties that now bind
her to Pennsylvania. All along Mason &
Dixon's line, the very best and kindest
feelings prevail among the people on both
sides OF the lac. The people has given
and taken in marriage, until they are link
ed together by hundred bands that cannot
be severed by the empty cries and malicious
hastings OF party hacks, and cold hearted
aud designing politicians.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-27

AMOxo applications for office to the
new administration, was one from young
LADY on the Hudson river. asking for her
lover the post of,koeper of light house,
prOmtaing that in The event Of thsappoint.
mont being made, the two would be united
aud made hdpPyr and she would astiat in
attending 70 the government light. Of
eOurps9 HE app6ihtsisnt WAS OrdSrsd to 5sI
made testbwith.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-27

HOS. JoHs sHrh3Asis election % the
Senate, TO fn a vacancy oeeaaiop by the
appointment Of Mr.. Chase to The Treasury,
via give universal satisfaetion to the Re
fnbHeau party. His distnguisbed Seryt-
ees In the H9uSe, have shown him 70 be
pre-sminently ftted to adoru the place
which has been made vacant by Ne. eGase's
Resignation.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-27
sArs the Warrington corresDoudeut q

SATs the Washington corresnoudeut OF
the Philadelphia Pre,s:
The distinguished representative Of john.
Brown (HarPeF's Ferry district IN Virgin
Ia, Hon A. B, Boteler, has gone home With
the determination TO stand by the Inaugu-
raj Of President Lincoln. It Is understood
that he will accept the nomination Of the
district in the forthcoming Congregational
election, and that he viii be elected with
ont much opposition.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-27


THE Catholics are Increasing very fast
in England. A letter from London says
'there wero in this country AT priests;
now there Nre 1872; being an increase of
ssS. Then there were 449 chapels; now
there are 1913; an increase of $40. In 1853
we had 81 inconsistencies now We have A.
In the same year we lad 1913 couvents for
females; now VIC have 1876. Aud we have
also IL colleges. In Is47 the govern
ment, for the first time, appointed chap
lains for soldiers, and IN 1853 there
were IS such ehaPlaips, but now there
are l45i being an increase OF eo-their
salaries were then 82,762, now they
amount to e., $3.50 or an increase OF "a, 627.
But, besides this enormous increass in the
number of chaplain5, their status has been
altered and improved. The Queen, by a
royal warrant, dated November, 1858,
timAda them ali commissioned oHirers and
by another royal warrant in the same
month, they are divided into four classes,
the lowest Of whom stands on level with
captains. They have clerical uniforms,
sOldier-sernnts, horses, and all privileges
In common with EPiseopalian chaplains.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-27

Aeorespondeni oftho Voters Hrgnlia
9seSa wants % know u the @soathsrn
OsSel," % much telkPd OF Is the same kind
that Floyd applied TO the Iudfnn Trust
Bonds. aaes5 itmplt be the same. May
very pt6minsni men 10 he South are
heavily sngaRSd in,,hat particular branch
Ofthe hardware business. saHk
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-27

NARFtS Vas RuRES is the ouiy iuatvidual
Who has allied the four highest positions
under Tie American Government. He has
been United seAles gSeeNtnEs Secretary OF
stSts, NieesF Idlat Ga9d Ptestaea.s -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-27

Mss GOA L, v. HArca, the medium has
been instructed by the spirit Of Gen. Jack.
son to say, in HE person.
''Wsre In the position that once oes
euPied, would not wait TO see Ii ii Is
eopstttntional. became know Il Is. but i
Would say: The first man Who breaths Of
thinks sesession, IS a traitor, aud mnst die.
And would meet the spirit Of abolition-
Ism, i assumed any proportion in the
GoYeFnmeet, or u any person on the Hoor
OF sSonEres dared % advocate IL as q
goyernmsat4l matter, in the same way,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-27
EHGTHIA4-AtRu les held In the CIsTk's once
" Of The Circuit Court f0r Ohio County EnT The
month of March, 1851.


ne OWBaF5 % the Steamboat HJennle'
The Obftet q this Suit L 70 recover the ann d
SCI %. baianee Of Eages and for ssrTiesa By him
FUh1leFod - PIFBt Engmeer, from the 18th day Of
AuenSlS 1e 10 the It'll day Of September, 1890, At
the FstG q three dollars per day.
~ appe1EiBS from aEidaVtt died IN the cause,
that the nd defendants, oEpeFs Of the said steam
boat, lot Iesdsnta Of the state q TirEinfa-on
motion q the plaintiff by ha attorney It S ordsred
than GkE1 apPeAF hare within one month after dine
Publie9tl1n Of this Onl0r and do what may be ne
ee0SFy . protect their interest IN this Snit and
that eoty Of this order be forthwith pHblished In
aQEne ,neFsPaPeTr PriHted n the city q WhOelIng
once . Wlrk ir four successive weeks, and that 4
COPY % &c u1e y P0stsd u the front door Of the
ne1f CO ny Oourt, hsId for said county
A eopT-TSste; GEORGE ". SIGHTS, Clerk.
caldEeil s f1eshsr, attys for PirH. mh25-iW
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-27

I'm Zaaeaville caa.rtef OF Priaay. eren-
Ing announces thO death In that city q Or.
John Hammi AZ Tie ddyaheed q Of 81
yoars. DR.. Hamm has AIled many.prOni-
pent aud resPoasi6ie positions, Rad vas AZ
Que dime q S Minister 70 Btali' sez
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-27

Iris 6tatsd that tto Hoa. Geo. ". Sun.
mSrs has been offered - Nr.-bineoln a
SSat % the bench Of the Unitna stases
Supreme Court
Ne need not say that thS appointment
Wonld give great sstiStactIop 70 lhe Onion
sfa =
pen Ia yitFini'T- ~. 81 g. q
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-27

within foaF mouths over aiat,eea s.itlioa,
Of dollars IN specie have been brought to
this country from Europe.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-27

T4H n. =. Express thinks a shocking
railway accident is about due now. and
saq'iOa' railway sPEts.sr' to ss earefsll
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-27

II is grand thought, that no force on
earth can permanently set up q lie; and
that the eombthed energies Of the world
never can pull. down Gods truth.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-27

PUScH makes a great deal of sport Of
the EnRliih thieves, aprOpos 70 the death
Of Scribe. he says the Lord chambsrlaiu
suggests that BritiSh Dramatic Authors do
forthwith put their Boyers Dictionaries
into decent mourning. Gentlemen who.
have annexed the entire plot and dialogue
of any Of Mr.. scribe's pieces will have
their dictionaries rebound In black, while
for authors who have simply '.adaptSd,' a
temporary cover Of black calico will suf-
dee. ApprOPrtstOrs of fragments aud epi-
grams from the same source will insert
black book marks or stripes of black rib.
bon. Half mourning to commence on
Easter Monday With a holy spectaoIeS, and
on ShHksPeares birthday the authors will
60 Out OF mourning.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-27

me- OrEbeESeH de stsamboal aJennis-
e.slEt - tlliI Iair + 70 raegVEE the sam Of
t2S ~ ~ 5tIVieog = O0ok O ERid boat from the
9Th day q GuguBt 1sG9 70 the 4th day q OetSbeT,
l1SsaS - 81 pr H66Eh.
1t apPaaEiaE frula IN dGIdaVit lid in the es1lse
that tie Eli1 dsfsndants EnerE Of aid steRmb0lE
are not roltGbhti q tie State d TIFinia-ou mo-
ti1n % IL PlatHtth, BY hiS attorneys, e e or,
deEed thAt tley appear hEIs Wtthin oa9 psosth
nay bs nedsIlFy 70 pTntee4 their Interests in this
Elit, And dat a. copy Il thia order be firth
With pabllthed IN soms nsUIpapsr pEinied IN the
eitJ o. Wheeling, once = week fOF four SHecosIfVe
Ieek and tkAt copy Of the same ~ posted ~ the
hnLt deof q The Court Honss o. Ohio county, on
IeSpy-Islts: GEORGE y. sIGuTs, Clerk.
CaldHe1 .HIeaher. AttyI 81 pig mhZ1-8W