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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-26
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PHiEGDE1PaIA, March Flour dull but without
ehalgein prices sales II $ for SupSf4ne $5;9S for
i extra and $3.50 for lower grade u,tern extra mi-
S%s g Meal steady at Sas7 Wheat active sales at
Sl,zo9 80 tor common and prime red, 81 ,4O69ISO
Tor White RSe comes forward slowly and sells on
arrival 1t Csc Corn ls aetlve; new yellow sells a
In store. Oats steady vat SIC for Pe1ipa anu
S t sSF 1elSNS5S a5UeSties are quIe Coffee sod
qu!et small Eles mess pork At SiT is. Lard steatly
~ iSs ~ barrels aud 1lq1l1 In kegs Whtaly duh
.c1NeINH4II, March 25.Flour dull very little, do
ING; supeFhne SA+O94,6O, extra g, $50 $50, new
4tAndaEd inspection. Wheat dEmfnt 81, for prime
Tcd aud >, y for prime Fl.its, Oats duh and
Lower At Sc In bulk Corn unshanEed and steady
a. a. a. a5isy aud Rye Whisky declined
Coed dsnand Gar Bacon Sides sales at y CT
clear dull at &c; good. deuand f6F bulk
sides With sales at s5s@sJ aud n, loldeFS ~
nSSL49Sszc At the close; bulk dnll a. Is
LaEdin aettEs demAnd saies a. s. dsllfpat
quiet and unchanged; no large tlieF.
BALTlHoeE, March 25.--Flopr steady; Howard st.
and Ohio s6@5,I2l<. WlI6it active and inns IA
go So white Los Corn arm, ;yslIsI s.
@Uo Provisions steady. C6tIee Arm ut 12l$6ISlI
tor Rio. WhIsky sttaiiy. Ez1a . sSSsSf5t
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-26

WEAKNESS OF THE STOMACH AND ISDr-
DIGESTION. -Another great Cure Effected Jy
Bosrh0vei Holland Bi!tsrs.LThe wife 81
PETER De Witte, living In Holland Town,
She6oygnn county, Wisconsin, suffered
much from weakness of the stomach nnd
indigestion. She had been under a phy
sictan's care for some time, but the disease
seemed to battle even his skill. She pur-
chased some Holland Bitters al our office,
which has given tone to her stomach :
her appetite and strength are returning,
and VIC firmly believe that this is rnother
great cure effected by your medicine.
We,hare still to record many wonderful
cures effected by this remedy, but must
walt another opportunity. One thing you
can rely upon. what.we have published are
from persons much respected Incur CONF
munity, and are literally true % -
51s,C.gT OH IClJJ. QuISTUs.
"a Ed, Sheboyg6n NIsiH7s6ods, Sheboygan,
Wisconsin,. f,esss isa7
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-26
CONGRESS IoNAL..

a'!iF -WAsHISeTox, March 90, 1861.
"a. SEXATE.-on motion of Mr.. Hale, his
resolution for the election Of n Sergeant
at-Arns and Door Keeper, was ldftl' over
for tue present. ,.i
On motion of Mr. POWELL Of KY, twas
resolved that the President be requested,
if not Incompatible with thepubItS inter!
estes ia communicate the dispatches from
Maj. Anderson to the War Department duz
ring, the time that be has been in command
of the Fort Sumter. 900
ihl Mr.: Howe, of Wis, resumed his speech
IN opposition to Douglas resolution CALI
ing for Information relative to the South
efn eF0ftSitETf fFtt 80 e - tftn szHff~5sEs
ME,DOdghs!feplied. He said ,that If the
War Department. does not possess the in
formation which the resolution he had
offered calls for, no harm could result from
an answer to that effect. II the infOrmN.
ton has already been impaired to the con-
tederate, States and our enemies are IN
possession of it, there would be no harm
in letting our friends have it, But he an.
prehendel that the furnishing of this in
formation would tend to allay the public,
excitement. 'FHe supposed that there was
no danger as TO Fort Sumter US he under.
Stood the order had been given for its
evacuation; but the question lie desired
W W tS et ~ WIS Whetuer rort fiekens was
tolbe held merely as cause for irritation
as n thorn fostering in the finger and pro.
ducihg disease. = .fT.'ls5 z s.sl
Mr.. Howe interrupting, said the Sena-
tor, instead of summOning the representa-,
tives OF the people to provide the neces..
sarz means for collecting the revenue,
summoned the Government to abandon
any attempt to collect It.
Mr.. Douglas replied that during the last
session, when the Republicans were wish
ing through bill TO destroy thelrevenue,
be endeayored to prevent IL, but they
would not listen to the warning, and he
aPprehended that there would be An.extrst
session TO undo what was then teckiessly.
and ,qnWisely done. 80 80 IS is,i =
Dir. Breckenridge wished tO.reply to Mr.,
Donglasi but n motion to gointo executive
session prevailed Adjourned, As'si = %,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-26
11irg gaferiige.dett
-, Largest Circulation of any Paper IN
Western yirgintila.TaS5 -ze,A
ruegday Morning, march 90, '8ll.


g,fOn Sunday evening last Rev. r. Z:
Dodge. Of the I'd Presbyterian Church, de-
livered a discourse upon the late terrible
rragedv, which resulted in the loss Of the
lives Of Two of our young men and cast a
gloom over the whole community, The
church was crowded, all the aisles and
sea:s, and even the vestibule. being close
IL packed, and among the audience were
many of the young men to whom the SER
mon was especially directed. The Rey-
ereud geutlemsa alluded to the sad event
with great tenderness, and urged n moral
lesson upon the audience with an eIoquence
and force which will scarcely fail to have
;, good effect. He condemned with great
earnestness The "gambling saloons, drink
lug bells, and houses Of de5apeh- and hat-
Iotrv.n to the existence Of which, he tgafd;
arr Attributable all such sad occurrences
us the one diseoursed upon. The tex was
selected from the first chapter of Proverbs,
9Th verse, ITO give subtility to the simple,
to the young man knowledge and discre-
,iOC." The minister described in plain,
comprehensiGle manner what kind Of
knowledge was here meant, what kind of
discretion, the difference between the same
and the value and safety to be found in
the understanding and practice Of the two.
lie made powerful appeal to the young
men to abandon the places Of evil and
seek safety in the house Of God and the
places of righteousness. He denounced
the practice of carrying concealed weapons,
which is condemned by the laws and by
the civilization of the age. He al1o de-
nOnnced the retailing of spirituous liquors
as high crime. He said If it was right
let all engage inithe business; IL wrong it
was crime to license the traffic, and it
ought to be crushed out.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-26
BFOafl east Seed f4SOVeFi

TINE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE PURCHASED THE
i right EOE HAMS sERD S0WER, which COWS
al kiRdlpf irlIn and afSsl sG1ds IN thismolt TaF.
ieSit llinneE. II q sHlpIe IN IL ElE,d
the SD evenly ppou the surface Nithpt lie yalfS
al15 laleor pqonltaF 10 haad- sowing, CEloFs-fli
lhh16 y sSTTTH TsGoRRELEi
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-26

NEW York, March 25.-The steamer
Bienvtlle, which arrived from HRvana on
Saturday, is under the survelllance of the
Custom sHonse authorities, not having n
proper. clearppce under the cOGstwfse trade
ACT Both tue vessel, and her cargo are
liable to forfeiture.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-26
DISSOIUTION.

TTlHR co-PARTHERsuIP HERETOFORE Fp
y lSFlNG between the subscribers, under the
solved by mutual consent Pebruaty,isf, 1851. trhe
6nsineS9 OF the late hrm will be settled by o. vi,
t!elsSelI who e authorized to use the name Of the
h'Iu IN an settlements. o. w. IRISKELL, y ~
- t--ia-i ~ Il. u. SSHEARINCIEN. JF
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-26

Death OF Hon. CIV, Scranton.
SCRANTON, Pa, March 24lh.-The Hon.
y. w. Scranton, member of Congress from.
this district, died at his residence here
to-day: eta l.tTrl.-aI D. -Iiissi
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-26

p9-otl At oANERox.4A company pa Il, Vas
organized some time ago, We understand,
Al Cameron who Es9PEasqssa boring and
nave got down about ten feet. They haze
reached the "soOt rock, = which Is sure
iadleatisa'of Of, and sxherts6ssd hcfs66s
, .l. there is no doubt bnt Il will be OBJ
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-26

@-CGrruRR OF An EAdLE.-Upton F.
Biggs, resi- ding seven miles from Oakland,
GU the Baltimore 4 Ohio II, r., captured i
large eagle recently under the following
circumstances: Some Of the neighbor's
dogs had been killing several of Mr.. Biggs'
sheep, which induced him to bait n trap
With mountain mutton for the benefit OF
Of the canine depredators. In the morn+
ing two ot,Mr, BIS little sons discovered
the eagle IN the trap in perfect state Of
health. The boys, after receiving . severe
castigation from the noble bird, succeeded
in getting him to the house. He meas
ures seven feet four inches betwean the
tips of his wingp. For n few days this
emblem Of American pside was quite war.
likes but finding bs.was domieilet with a
good Union man he became recoucilcd.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-26

ST. IOUts, March z5.-The uue0nditibn-
al Union Convention, today, nominated
john How for Mayor n, ~ ID is5sis.
Resolutions were adopted declaring The
present depressed financial copditiun5 of
the tcdddfry 5the reA6hE fhei aisdIioh
movement, and In favor OF tile continue
ttoh OF Tie present economical system 6E
the eity admins ton, Il sai5se4,5 III al
/ A special dispatch TO thei DeR6crGt an
EiduIees tlle passage of the Metropolitan
Police bin by The Honse, By 80 against %.
/ BOsTox, March 25.-The steamship Cam
ada. from Liverpool via Haliisx, arrived
here At one O'Clock this morning Der
mar Vert dispatched bY the morning
train, s.saI ~. - &: =. :, ~. !
iAfPoRyEAND; March 96.-Tbs steamship
BobGmiaps nom liverpool, arrived here al
midnight Hen, SdEises have sbesp s3nttEi.
PatedFstss 3 e Sc s'astz - 81 t'.75 i,.fs
NV FoEk; March as he,U! S. Steanl-
er Sseanae arrived At aIpaFaiso on 'Fsb.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-26

pS-FRow GRAVE 10 GAy.-The custom o
attending funerals for the purpose of getting
gratnitOus carriage ride, and for enjoying
ones self in .'prOmiscuous manner geuer-
ally" has become SO annoying and scandal
lOus in Cincinnati that several beneficial
societies of that city have adopted resolu-
tiOus not to attend funerals unless the
number of "mourners" are restricted to
the immediate family and friends of the
deceased. Appended 10 funeral Invita-
tton which appeared in the Cincinnati pa
Pers Of Saturday, was the following no.
ticc.
''The friends of the deceased will also
take notice that the Society will not attend
il there is more than six carriages and
hearse ntthe Tuneral.'
weare glnd to see that active measures
arc being taken TO reform this growing
abuse. ~a5 ta=s5til -sik
Z. %. III 1tslsi. lfi ssH IL.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-26

4t'S lS9AueuCe IN -tutS- CITY. tosdNy.
The Eepairs of the U. s. steamer Poca-
inn'sas fnd tue slool Of v1Y German town,
are rHPidly approaching Completion
---.-ss.--.-
SEw YoRH, March 25.lr,Tlls steamer
iGhuinPton has arrived sfrom q 4AspinyvMIl.
With the CAlffptnis mails Of the istFibst'
Her news has eeenupticipated By the PONY
Express, and her specie and passenger iist
already published, - - 4iIE
III he reEolltiontsts had gained several
Successes in New Grenada, including the
StPt9 1Fs Of. Government Hotillaa ON the
( MhRdhlena river.
The dates from Valparaiso are 10 the
1 -ISlh OF February, and CaIfAo to the 3Oth.
Nothing new Is reported, -.
t5aiihe Champion has $6ss,ooO in specie.
" isi7 ---i------.---,.s------ vsi.5
NEW YoRk, March ga daring 4 tempt
% rob the New York exchange Bank was
discovered this morning. The Burglars
I had made nm excavation leading TO the
Bank 70 the depth Of 70gfeet. Daylight
surprised them before they had opened the
, SAFE dlthey obtained only thousand
dollars, which were in a tin box in the
safe The daring fellows succeeded 10
their escape, although man has since
been arrested on suspicion. -55 n A.
AuGUsTA, Ca, March 24.-The State
Convention, adjourned on Saturday night
after having adopted a. State Constitution,
which Is to be ratified or rejected by the
people At an election to be held in July
Dispatches from Montgomery report
1othlng new there. II is generally be-
lieved at Charleston that Major Anderson
WIN eraeuate Fort Sumter on Wednesday
The Confederate troops from different
points AZ the South are concentrating at
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-26

Tue DRY GOODS bnEiness will be ,on,,nns,, ~,
myself aud would ,resrsenFqIly Gnuounee that III.
4. Is sWeafthgen Will remain with no. E{.
mhl4 o. W. uEISKRLLE-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-26
BUSINESS NOTICES

9S@BURKRs & BABNEs, sSAPRs.-Apain
triumphant where other maaufaetarers
hare filled to Pfeseyel 6eit contents.
Read the following voluntary tsstimo-
mails regard 70 B1Fksia BaFhes' safes:
lSeltRsTow K.sll Fe6. 4. 1891
StATHAH BROFfS = Sif:-S We haYe had Ioc-
caslon to examine the variety of fire proof
safes sthat,swege burned In the great FIRE
heretof 9Rnhats solh, and, have M. hesita-
ton e giving our opinion, that the saEes
man utae tired By ,BURKE, & rBARSEs, of
Ptttsb9rghs Pa Tor whith you ate.aRentl
have stood.As severe a test and ustaiued
LEGS injury than any others that we're burn
We have two OF them, No. safes. whicf,
were in the IRE aud preserved the con-
tents, not having the varnish melted inside
We cheerfGlIy recommend them to all
business men as. being superior to any
other make with which we arc acquainted.
IotlE5}t.H - MARTIN & Bush, !i4Ji J.
RANSOM I. LANGPoRD.
Endorsed by. ,.i5z,5f5,5 so. -. -,
s. Shearman & Son, Norman K. Ransom,
! H. N. Smith, j. P. Peunock -
.. E. Jones, Nelson Brown,
j. X. Dinnini Thos. r. X. Coison,
u. Brown, Merritt F. Griffith,
Daseum Allen, A. Leon G.. Brown.
The above safes, of every size, on hand
and made to order by
fsa.Bi1 J.A. METGALF,
Sc Main street, Wheeling, Va.
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NORFOLK, Va, March 24.-C6mmodore
~; hSfnsonS OF the g. s. SSSvS,S died a /
his residence in this city, to-day.
The repatrs of the U. s. steamer Poca-
lnhl9s fnd the slooI Of ylty GermSPtov Nm,
nIe rnPldly appFdasliipg epmpIStion.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-26

This Z to certify that, with the consent aud an
ptoTai OF MesSrH. D. Landreth Son, have trans.
IeEFSd heir Seed Agency to MesSFs. johnson frost
40 y alAin st7 Wheeling, Va, which Agency have
cll Tor many years. further stata Er. the iniDr-
n.ation 81 my old euitcmefE, Market Gardeners aud
otheEa that the LnndrethS have appOinted M other
Asentsin Wheeling. = - Il. q. TODD.
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; y s 'JOdNbON g FROSpItJts =
Agents forLandreth's Seeds.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
OR TODD has telnqulslsd tths "A ennsy for the
II sale OF Landrcths o. Edeu. Seeds In Wheeling
ana with 0ur eoncuITenee has Transferred the same
20 4essrs Johnson Frost, who will hereafter act a.
OUT aserellted agents In Wheeling. Market Garden.
sfH WHO have heretofore forwarded their orIieTs
through DR.. Todd, are requested 10 f5r,FaT tbTngS
Messrs. johnson 1 FrOSt iG I1'iffst fs'Is1fsT
=......-t.z..z ,D.LANDRETIr SON.
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-THE RiyER.-The river was still
falling yesterday, with about six feetsWa-
ter in The channel. The weather was
warm and plcasent. There was 40 business
del 'g on the landing. The Courier arrived
last night from Ctacta1ssi, and win leave
hgain this evening. rs - ~ 10
The New Orleans trade, says the oincins
mali Ga=ette, is becoming; worse every day lay
aud during thsiast tEo1 ideSks !llaz, 6sli6b
OF fully 6ftI per cent. There is bat little
whisky being shipped, which heretofore
was the principal standby of our New Or
lesaa''tsshsft ADD Htldsai yl6s ,Earried
out twelve and fifteen hundIed barrels Of
whisky each trip now take OUT one S6r ITO
hundred. The Memphis, Nss6ySlle aud ST.
LouB business is only,moaeFate.t.,= fss5i
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-26

CHILts AID FGvERI CHfLLs AND FEyERI
One ofthe greatest remedies that has cv :
er been laid before the public, for fever
and ague, nndSHhielf hENe received The
highest enco4iptps from the press aud the
people, is DR.. HoSte ttet5S fed Biz
ters.-- Who would endure the torture arts.
ingI4rom this terri HE disease, when it can
be SO easily cured 4 Who would endure
sleepless nights burning fevers and icy
chills, alternately, when a remedy can be
obtained Tor mere trifie z And yet how
many tamilies linger out q painful exist
eqse Ennderi his deadly blight, and, do, no.
thing but g9lpcdow9 qpinine, until IL be-
comes as eommon as their daily meals. ana
yet they are not relieved. None but the
foolish and weak would hesitate. 10 pro.
cure these valuable bitters, and. save them
serves intense agony. Sold by druggists
aud dealers everywhere, H. = 7. ,s.,f-[..s..,
f. sG8FSee advertisement in another col I.
ump g. IL. =, e VI 81 20 r % 7sl
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-26

RB~GyuNAsrcs.-Th with whom the
gymnasium is so much a daily necessity
as food and sleep, add who end that 1t re-
lieTes them Of many maiadies, cannot hut
wonderful see thousands of gi,uut, sallow
tnyAlids on our streets, who never pse this
means of regaining health. Hundreds can
testify that gymnastics have increased: their
strength, improved their shape, aud given
tone TO their whole system. Indigestiou,
pain in the chest, sluggishness Of all the
seeFetions EVILS ever attendant on sedca-
'"ry life-readily give why before proper
exercise, to say nothing of the more sert-
"qs, chronic complaints ofteu cured by 1t.
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g ~ +,l1aE IL a AhEGs-II efKTFT
4 EfpH ~ F5EsEttters 3lOriilHes;s R. Y a 4
Iha Cepallc Pilh hT0 mid % be- NV n =
ieetlTe remedy Tor the hOalashs abd one 81 tbe yeF
Oeep aiSeqEeEed Z5Isfsl an xTSIsi:s -
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Benz. Page. Jr. "a O.
SOLE iPRoPRIEToRs,

nTTsRURGH, PAsD.F gyn9r
= or oaIs l 6y T u LOGAN 4 Co, Gsnsral Agents.
uSNSO-1&N-ly Wheeling, Va
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,n.1 5 r. BSllR WATSON, emo. Jau.1s 1ss, -
HEalf C. sP4lDIS0, Rsq.f,l % = l a.
SitsSo ma 2pelplSd twenty .6Ee reanta for which
- " LEX 81 your C1phAlIe Pilis TSf u
az tEltF Hls Get 45llt y hars G1GrtJIel Eslss =
NIteSt, Tiig 81 IL :. q "A. ST0YSR, 2. NJ .Ila
- ze'...H 70 hslte Vernon, WyandOtte Coz o. -
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fESHls Lhs Ds1aOeTdt, 81 Clnnd, MINK .i.e 800
- you are, or have been ffouLIed WIN Ia. H. a.
Isas tF Z Ptlia 20 that you may
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u 4fa'a tAs ESat tthierI GosfiItiR1s gI,si.7 8
Ceplalie PIlls accomplish, tlq Fr I,,el 4.
very viz Care tFlIradachs In an M f,T1S.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-26

BSrPALN SUNDAY AND HOLY VASES
spndly last being thelast Sunday before
Easter, was Palm Sunday. 1t isso called
in COMMUNICATION of the entry of Christ
into Jerusalem, when the mulltindsNeut
forth to meet him. and sttewd palms In his
way. tits observed by peculiar services
in all the catholic and some Of The protes-
tant churches '' s.-' - .'. - ~
This week holy weak, iIT,c0mmsmpra-
incarceration of The. passion and death of The
Saviour, and each day viii be observed in
ail'the Catholic churches a On Friday the
ehuFcbss;witt be elSd in H53' arptpg until
Sunday, when The, resqtfection will be
concentrated by a religious jubilee. n
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m n p,in ,1I,5 NM, Dc. IL lB6D.
Wien l0r Aoms GiEeplAEB Or large show bIiiSs
Drug your Gephalie Pills particulaFlT bef,r
ny II you heve anything oEtliO kind
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P.s-itavs ass S,s 81 d E5 ~ s sIs ssa s,a
N'sst esetllsgt talI - ~ ~ = Z HsE.-f q 4
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Il sTr1sss-. -rr-- ~ -55lfI -sfr d
sHuia5. SFEpcE CREEE. HuNrrNoTox Co. PAID !
II = c, January II, 1861. "a = II RI
l. :. sF 1 &C.. -al' 81
1S1 VIII please send me two boxes Of your copbaI
&c PillG Send them Immediately H. - = tP-!T
kcspectfully yours
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S~BuRKRs & BABNEs, SAPRs.-Again
triumphants where other malufaeturers
have ftiled to PfeseFye their contents
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NV iFoEk; March IS heiU s.. Ftt9nl-
e SSeeanae1pEFiyfd q ysltiafaiso on Fsb.
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!zES99;; Is csdet 81 81 \. fal ssiT3Il igTdwI
lneiosed Ind twenty me cent 4 CS.y IA ~
D I 9. ISGsPhalc PillE1 Se1L To SddTess oT RST
f" m. q. FILLER, ReynOldSbptR, FTanklin Co Cbie
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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-09-11

him as a traitor 10 his kind. God will set
q mark upon him too; but it will net lie
like the mark set apon the first murder Of
man-for that was set for safety but this
will be set for destruction. And God grant
that it may be SO. Amep.l twill be time
enough to struggle over who shall admins
ter He who is not for it, is surely against
it. have determined TO fight this battle
out, but on no political grounds. ! stnnd
upon the Constitutional ground OF my faLk-
ers. There will stand, and animate my
countrymcn to stand with me, and when
once We shall have peace restored when we
shall have put down rebellion, when VIC shall
have encouraged fidelity, when peace and
prosperity shall again greet us, then let Us
see If any part Of any State is oppressed, if
any individual is wronged, ifany are dcpri
we'd of their rights-see that equal and exact
Justice is extended to all. This is great
crisis, not only in our affairs, but in the af-
fairs of human liberty. The Angel Of Free
DOM after coursing over the wide expansc of
waters in the Old World, found no rest for
the sole Of her foot until she lowered her -.
Here is her resting place. God of my faith
crs, 0 protect her. Let US go forward 10
this great work of preservation not merely
as members of political parties, bat as Amer.
ican citizens [cheers, bound 70 carry out
the work our forefatheTs began, hy the ex,
ercise of every energy, moral and material.
Here is orr glorious ship Of State, NTH its
cnsigns streaming, its Stars and Stripes SO
redolent of hope, carrying gladness whereyer
seen by the true hearted, and we hail it as
the nobslest emblem ofearth; Heaven bless
that noble ship
"We know what master laid thy kce.e
What workman wrought thy ribs of steel?
Who made each mast, and sail, and rope :
What anvil rang, what hammers beat?
In what forge and what heat
We're shaped the anchors Of thy hope"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-03-14

sTbe above estimate is made ny allowing paths three feet
v between each piece ground forty feet The
gri e by wien the nstyes themselves is thus