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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-12

WAsHIxoToN, Aug. 1.-THE Spanish
Minister announced to the Secretary of
State, yesterday, that the seven American
vessels captured by the Confederate priva-
teer Sumter, and carried into the port of
Cieufugos as prizes, have been discharged
by order Of his Government.
Ninian Edwards, Dro:her-iu-law of Presi-
dent Lincoln, has been appointed on the
staff of Gen. McClernand. with the rank
of Captain, and to act us Commissary of
the brigade.
Prince Napoleon took leave of the Presi-
dent, and returns direct to New York.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-12

RR BnEAKING wxDows.-AIrs. Mary
MuldOOu, OF East Wheeling, on Saturday
last let out several walls of her wrath upon
Mrs. Mcclusky, her ueighbor, breaking the
windows of the house in which the latter
resided. Mrs. McC got out a warrant be-
fore AID. Dalty.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-12

pB-RrruaSED.-Dr. Manfred Hulliheu,
of this city, who has been absent in Eu-
rope, at the Hague, for upwards of year,
arrived hOmelast week. His many friends
will be glad to know that his health has
been aud is excellent, and that he was en-
,irely successful in the objects of his trip,
Dr. Hulrhen is one of the most promising
surgeons and dentists that this section can
boast.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-12

E@ ApPoNrMESr.-we learn that Thos.
II. Norton, now servingas Second Lieuten-
ant of Company B, First Virginia Regi-
ment, has been appointed captain of i'm
fantry in the regular service.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-12

ST. LOUIS, August s.-capt. Jannison,
of Kansas notoriety, arrived to-day en- route
for Washington, to arrange with the War
Department for mastering his men into the
U. S. service. He has $40 well -disciplined
men now ON the western border.
Nothing new from Springfield. Gen.
Fremont has ordered the number of artil-
Iery companies in this State to be increased
TO twenty-four.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-12

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. lO.-The Rich
mond papers of the 9th semi-Oficially an
nounce that Admiral Dunlas intends to
take his feet into Charleston, regardless OF
LinColn's pretended blockade.
The British Consul here states that he
has no official authority for such state
The Washington report that Walter H.
Stephens, formerly Federal engineer,
now of the Confederate army, was u de-
faulter is generally discredited.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-12

BADTrMonE, August lO.-The news from
Fortress Monroe is unimportant. HHmp-
ton is not occupied. The fugitive citizens
are being provided for by Gen. Butler.
The big gun Union has been mounted at
Newport News and will be experimental
with on Monday.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-12

%wouNDED.-Mr. J. R. Reynolds, of
McEeesport, member of the Logan Guards
of tue FIRST Virginia Regiment, was re-
Gently wounded near Beverly, Randolph
county, Virginia.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-12

FORTREss Monroe, August 1oth.-The
steamship Quaker City arrived this morn
ing with u prize, the schooner Geo. Baker,
of Galveston, and her confederate crew of
four men in irons. The schooner was cap
tsred by one of the U. S. hlOckadiug feet
of Galveston and sent to New York with
"a U. S. crew on buard. She was captured
yesterday off Cupe Hatteras by the rebel
priyateer York, who put four of her own
men on board. In the meanwhile the
York was seen by the U S. gun boat
Union, who gave chase and burnt the pri-
vateer, but not until the crew had beached
her and escaped.
The Union recaptured the Baker, made
prisoners OF her crew and transferred them
to-day to the Quaker City. The United
States prize, crew are still in the hands
of the rebels. Their names are unknown,
A flag of truce came down this morning
from Norfolk, to make inquiries concern
ing several Confederate officers, whom they
supposed to be imprisoned here, among
others is Col Pegram.
The few houses still remainingin uamp-
ton on Thursday morning have not yet
been destroyed By the Confederates, who
are now near great Bethel.
A white woman, an invalid, was burned
to death in the great conflagration.
1t is reported that one OF Gen. Magru-
der's captains penetrated within our line Of
pickets at Newport News and declared the
place too strong to be attacked.
A thousand rations are now issued to the
contraband ut Old Point. Their services
areinvalnable to Quartermaster Tallmadge,
who provides for their various wants.
They work with slacrity.
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aIothers, road thIs.

rhetolIouingis an extract rom alsttorwritten by
the Pastor of a Baptist Church to the journal and
Messenger, Cincinnati, Ohio, and speasvOlumes in
favor Of that wOrld-renowned mediclne-IRs WINS
Lows sooTmSo sTEur EoR CHrLDRES TEETHISe:
'swesse an Advertisement in your columns of Mrs
wiuslow's Soothing Syrup. Now We never said
word in favor OF patent medicine before IN ourlife
but we feel compelled say to your readers, that
tlIsis no huinbug-wE HAVE TRIED IT, AND KNowIrTo
BE- All It CLAIMS. 1t Is. probably, one OF the most
successful medicines of the day, because IL s one OF
the best. And those of yOur readers who have ba
biesean't do better than to lay in supply"
tlctI6-lY-dEN
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-12
9gg 0eIegtaph,

NEW York, Aug. lO.-The Times Wash
ington dispatch says late this evening,
Prince Napoleon returned With his suite
and the French Minister, from Manassas.
He rode from Fairfax to Manassas with
four U. S. horses, in the hands of3the enc
my. Three Regiments OF cavalry aud four
of the rebel infantry held possession of
Fairfax.
When it was known at Manassas that
Prince Napoleon was coming, the enthnsi-
asm ran wild, Generals Beauregard and
Johnston are both at Manassas. They re-
ceived the Prince with the greatest posi-
BILE respect. He arrived about 10 o'clock
evening, and breakfasted with these Gen
entreaties that be would just go on to
Richmond and see President DAVIS, the
Prince firmly declined
The Notifications at Manassas are for
midable, and our guns, particularly those
of Sherman's battery, form an important
part of the defences.
Gen. Beauregard informed the Prince
that he captured 62 guns Mt the battle of
Bull Run. The baggage wagons taken
at that contest were standing around in
all directions. The deadiwere not proper
ly buried. They were simply put under
ground and some of the feet .were seen
above. The soldiers in Manassas were
very numerous, but very poorly dressed.
The captains wore linsey pants, with shirts
bound with yellow tape, andssome of these
had added to the slouehed hats the deco
rations of the dead officers.
At departing the rebels gave the Prince
salute with the United States guns. On
his return to Fairfax, Col. Stewart APP
preached the carriage of the Prince, and
said, II hope you like our Notifications
Priuce-"oh, pretty well, Oh, pretty
well''
"Ihope," he said, agnin, "you will inter-
fere for US when you get home"
The diplomatic Prince shrugged HE
shoulders, as he replied, "IknOw nothing"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-12


BY the use of these Pills the periodic attacks o
NervoMs Sick Headache may be prevented; and
taken at the commencement of an attack immediate
relief from pain aud sickness will BIO obtained.
They seldom fail in removing tho Naused and
Headache to which females are so subject. III
They act gently upon the bowels Cos
ireHeSs
Fol- Literary Atn, Students, Delicate Females, and
all rsOns of sdeutary habits, they are valuable as
LazGtiuc, improving tho appetite, giving tone and
uiso1 to the digestive organs, and restoring the
tnra. elasticity and strength of the whole system.
Tho oEPHALIc PILLS are the result OF long in.
vestigation and carefully conducted experiments,
having boon in many years, during which time
they have prevented and relieved a vast amount
pain and suffering from Headache, whether oigina
ting in the nervous system from deranged state
of the stomach.
They arc entirely vegetable I'm their composition,
and may be taken at all times with perfect safety
without making any change of diet, and tie Gbsenee
Of any disa5resable Gdnfaisttr
Me1a 10 children.
BEWARE OF CoUNTBRREITsI
Tho genuine have Ave signiturss of Henry G, sraid
ing on each X
Sold byDrL .lstsand all otherD salerrIn Medicine
ABox vii De sent by mail prepared on receipt OF
PRICE go GENTS.
Allordcrsshould be addrossedto
HENRY C SPALDING,
IS Cedar ST. New York
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-12

Fromps Ezamfntr, No,toLE, IA.
They have been tested In more than a thousand
cases, with entire success.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-12

From tie Democrat, 81 Cloud, Nfnn.
If you are, or haye been troubled with the head
aShe eend for box (Cephalc Pills. that you may
have them in case ofan attack.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-12

lust Received,
81 Song for my COuntrymen,
Columbia, the Gem OF the Ocean,
Yankee Doodle,
Star SpRngled Banner,
Hail Columbia,
Our Union, Right or Wrong,
Columbia Rules the Sea,
America,
Yiyo Il America, &c.
Arranged for the Piano. sale the Variety Stor
Of D. EIC0LL BRO,
my20 109 Main Street.
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TINE successful introduction and use Of this ceic-
bruted Remedy has been the signal for literal food
Of compounds called " Dittcrs" offered in various
forms, from quart bottle to iveglllon keg, until
this word BitfeEs" Is but another name for @gTog"
como villAnOus whiskey mixture.
but tho really great relief derived from the minute
dose, one tetspoonful, Of our medicine,
BERHAVEs HOLLAND BITTERs,
biisrd forit reputation which tho host OF limitations
and cuunterfes have failed to undermine. 1t Is posi-
lively Vegetable preparation, with barely sufficient
Nut one size Of tho genuine, HalEPInt BOttlesO
price 0HE DOLLAR
1t is medicine Of Iong.tred efficacy for Purifying
the BLOOD. 20 essential Tor tn foundation of good
health and for correcting disorders of the stomach
and Towels.
Ealuiary effects Tho stomach Will speedily regain It's
strength, healthy action Of the liver, bowels and
kidneys will soon take place. and renewed health DO
the quick result.
For INDIGESTION. Try
BGrhaYe'S Holland Bitters.
For HEARTBURN, Try
BGrhaYe's Holland Bitters.
For ACIDITY, Try
BGrhaYe'S Holland Bitters.
For wATERBRAsH, Try
Q BGrhaYe's Holland Bitters.
For HEADACHE. Try 9
BerhaYe's Holland BitterS.
For LOSS OF APPETITE. Try
BerhaYe's Holland Bitters.
For cosTIvENEss. Try
BerhaYe's Holland Bitters.
For PILES. Try
BGrhaYe's Holland Bitters.
In MI Nervous. Rheumatic, and Neuralgia Afsc-
tons It hns in numerous instances proved highly
beneficial, and In others effected n decided cure.
Read Carefully!
Tho genuine, highly-concentrated BGRHEyE's IIot-
LAND BTTERs Is put MP in half pint bottles only and
retne ut 1ne Dollar Per bottle. The great demand
FIR this truly celebrated medicine hRs induced many
limitations, which tho public should guard against
purchasing.
Eeioare efimToritionl Sc Gat our name Is on as
laid Of sre7y 6Ottie you buy. q
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-12

Erous tEe Hes,sy1i RI. Gascye, caieago,H.
We heartily endorse SIR epaiding, and his uu
riValIed CsphElie pills.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-12

From, As Kana,oha Valley !Sar, RdnGtsha, Ia.
We are sure that persons suffering with the head
ache, Aho try them, will stick to them. r.,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-12

W-A single bottle of sPALDING's PREPARED
GLUE will save ten times its cost annuany-6A
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Notice 10 Mail subscrIbers. =

We wish our friends who are sending us
subscriptions by mail, for less than a year
TO Gu, out and bear in mind this tariff of
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-12

A NIGHT ATTACK
4 S frequently made At this season, upon unvary
RleepsEs, and daylight daWus upon a scene of
sbIood and carnage They who would 3 eep secure
from BED BUGS, nee,ioniy TO use BUTCHERS DEAD
SHOT. 1t exterminateS the enemy and haunts the
battle ground Afterwards For sale by
els 7. II. LOGAN s CO. aud LOGAN, LIST co.
TIuRsD NATURES SWEET REsTOREH, BAI.SIY
/ Sleep foetnau meets. in the rampant BED-
RUG. whose nightly raid spares neither age nor sex
DurcHER's DESD SHOT Is tn hest BedbuE destroyer
and preventive In use. They will not stay or come
wher it has been used. xvii and sleep in peace.
For eala by =. v. LOGAN & CO.
US and LOGAN. list CO
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sPALDNG's PREPARED CLUE
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"1hope," he said, agnin, "you will inter-
fere for US when you get home"
The diplomatic Prince shrugged HE
shoulders, as he replied, "IknOw nothing"
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-08-10

aanoen> unp etn bi8@en &ube ,perpe pas
9ef5rte @lei&9ewt&t 8anS 9epib pieper
berfelen. III e:s ~: :....:.
Der Jluri9iib, per einen Slid In bas
Cabinet 8eporfen, tuprtnnen nod pa8
balbeelecrte- @las unp bic au8eelSl9te
Serge f1 befanoen, Sfnete bic Genlter
1np laste 3u ben umtebenben @affe>n {:
r@s bilft bod ptel Elm Mr3t 3u ittn. ST..
2apferre >pdre ptel4et@t in Sbnma&t ee<
fauen> pper pom collage 9eribrt rporoen,
aber er >puBte, pab Elm @la6 @a1er er>
fril9t. uno paB Elm @tad anse3inbete1
Yapter8> wenn man e6 it@ Dor bic Na1e
bdlt bic 8eltnnuns ausenbltdlt@ wteoer<
brin9t." ..s- .
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0r. Gpienf,

0r. @pienf,
prattilder Nr3t, @eburt6belfer uno
Sperateur, .. ...
gemdbrt drStli9en 8eiRant fir aue &ranfbeiten
ees ,1dnnltAen unb peblben @ei4le4ts unb
per1pridt bel umlbtiser Bebanbluns ni@t nur bic
WerntDge Mrmer su beriidfttieen>
Ipnbern aud nur na9 puatpmmrner 5eilunS 90
uorar III nerlangcn.
M1N{ten3 bel gntbinbunsen na@ l1mFanben bon
$4 90 aufwarts.
Offce: @de Der M'nne1ota" u1o Drltten @tr.
Nefpen3: Tortfrabe.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-08-10
9tprtb=SSeftern=&ptel.

9CpflD=S>Se11ern=S
Gde per Nobert> unp 5iinften StraBen
ct. Yaul Minn.
8ie(eS eerduntiee, nit lufteen 3i,nn1ern rppbl<
perlebene uup in jeoer 8e5iebung cpmfUrtabel ein=
aeridtcte neue @at= unb Hpitbans, 1T biermit ber
Gun tes Yublifuus tefens empfoblen BON
SO Sui. 0rpB, @igentbimer
st. &pnis Grcban0e,"
Griber Dafotaz6pu1e) 1e),
@deber Sort u. st: NntpNylraBe>
seseniiber benz n@inslpwbuuie."
11ntersei9neter emplsblt biermit ieinen 6reun~
ben unb benz percbr!en Yublitum Winuelota's 8 lein
neueS beauem ein9eriGtetes 0alt< unb aoitbaus.
Neilenbe, lpwie Bparber6 inpen quite 8etrirtb-
uns unp mirb es mein eifri9ltes Seitreben Iein,
jeben mid 8eebrenpen sufrieocn 5u fteQen.
@ute Staluns ,befneet l9 bei'n1 5aule.
5enr9 3anaer.
m s bin9ton onse,
oeutI6es @a1t uno 8parpino 6aa9
Ycn 9Sctcr 9af,
ct. MntbpnYit itrabe, nabe bent vgSiuslptp.
9pule".
Das vHalbineton< 5au6" bieiet &p(teIneer,
uno 9elesentlieb Gintebrcnten an ccmfrrtablen
2psis uno tpoblbeieBter Gafel MQeS, tpas BON ei
nen1 guten 5aule ertpartet wirb. .. @a6.
~ 0ute Stallunaen bei'm 6au1e
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Mr. 159+
OUR HOUSE

8. 8. e d br S $. 8itt,
neu uno eeldmadpcQ etnseridtstes
&e1taurattpn8< un6 @Qlpp1l=
GtGhillen1ent
Drttte Strafe,
ee9enllber benz Wa6enlanl Ser ~. @uarbs",
ct, paul, Minn.
Die l1nterSei9neten ma9en biern1it benz perebr-
ten reul9en publifum bic ersebenlt lte Mnaeiae, bab
pe in benz obensenannten gtati6ement tets auf<
marten fDunen NIT
talten unb trarmen Nablseiten, auf's 8e|te
3uhereitet;
pprtrefTliGem 2aserbicr unb lon1fi~
gen Getranfen aller Mrt;
ben feinnen 5asouna-
Gt9arren>
lepie eaB llc iiberbaupt MQes auftiecn> bre tper-
then 01lte na9 SSunl9 su tebisnen.
Qabr II. gitt.
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3wet @lQS 8ter filr 5 @ent6
In rem ueuein9eribteten Salpn Don
@pfffrieb Glbel,
. rttte @trabe, ge9eniiber SrStue5< 5aQe,
ct. Waul, Ninrelota.
Muaee3eiAnete5 Bier, fampie @isarren, lppis
falte @peien balte id }tets an 5ano mn an gutter
Bcsisnuns wirb es nientals feblen.
Qpttfrieb Glbel.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-08-10
Gpmf fprtable8 pcutlhe5
0 q t. unD 6 . It y aus
>,r.r4 SVr

3ltIt sUi bal,
Sort Strabe> nabe Dem Oloden6aus.
Der llnterseiNncte erlaubt l9 biern,it, bic 2luf-
n1erflamteit res einbeimil9en uuo auspdrti9en
eeutIben YuhItfun,5 auf lein nett unb bequem
eineeriAtets5 GAIT 11no aolbauS su leufen.
freunblidite uno tiai9lte Bepieuuns, reinlides
Qp9ie, CUTE apt furs slaes> pas III elmer an ltdu~
oigen @irtblHaTt teanlrrubt werpeu fann.
Wuts 9ta!lunA tefneet fN etenfa(5 beim 5aule.
Das StretrN sc5 lluterseitneten 1T bic Qlner<
fennun9 berer, bic i'm teebren.
Shepbpr s. d111111
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sc / II II { 3 tQ< aus

sc / II II E { . ta< @au8
ncn 9t. Nptteieier,
@fe Der Stint ften uno @abalbopz zStrabe>
@t.paul, :: M,nn.
Geiienoe uno Jarmer nheu ba1elbl ale bic
Bequemlibfstteu> bic tbuen pie5e;,natb augenebm
maten. Cute @tdue llno bsi m5nuie. Yreile
ben 3eitsu an9ems0en. 9tsilenoe unp peren Sc
p1d werpeu fret pru uno uab penSppten setradt.
GEfHfA pelleutoerf : Saloon,
saa1efz Oritte Strafc,
3w'lben Walbinstpn~ uue 6rantlin @trabe,
DicIer 9alru 1T auf bas Mpbcrnlte einseriib-
tet, liefsrt ebte Wetrdnfe> bat ltets cine MuSmab
ppn ausWarti9en 3eitunsen auTie9en uno sewabrt
pe1 Waltsn cas pra9tpclle Yanprama pra Jlu6
unc Ser9cu.
Spl. @ie1eu.
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S{Sdfbi11dfDt1=Sd1t3.

@afbin9tpn=6aus.
Dritte Strabe, 9t.Yeter, D}inn.
Dieles 5ptel bat cine Mn5abl BON seraumisen
3imu1eru unb beitt iiberbaupt a(e 8equen1itt~
feiteu eues 5aul les erler Aa0e.
@ute StalunGen fnb bem 9aule beisefuet.
Die Ypit9aile oerlabt bas uWalbin9tpn< <5aus1
fiir Neu- lllm jebfn Treitag II. Monta9 Mpr9su.
peter 9arffI @igeutbiiu,er.
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Gbtcagp &Qgerbier Qlpn
SSpbu Gb. Sed)t,

Gfe cer 8albin9tpnz II, Dritten Ctr.
ct. paul, Minu+
DEM 9sebrten putIifnm bic er9ctente Mnssi9e,
taG id Ypu nun ab ltets tereit bin, r1eineu per~
tDen 0alten nit allen @urteu Gbmaareu> ais
@dintcn unp 3unse, 9gmeiser uup 2l1nbureer
Gajc, Sarptne5 unp nlarillirten 5lringen u. alien
Mrten QSiirtcn III mciuem 9alpu auisuwarteu.
aaTce auf Terianaeu.
9es9leiden baltic ih 1tets Scrrdttis: Mue @pr=
ten feline Glqueure> Ycrsiside @iearren uno
Selte5 2oAerbier.
g Gweine= ) ii 81 ltet5 at SaAt,
Srbu 81. 3 DIT.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-08-10

@ptel Saber,
Sort @trabe, seseniiber oer alten
uSdweiserz 9eimatb".
llnter3ei@neter enapfeblt bermit leinen alien
Treunben tn Minneluta unb benz publitum i'm
AQsemeinen lein ueuerSHuetes beqnem une :pobn-
LID einserihtetes @a0= nno 9pfbaus.
@5elesentlid psrfebrente, pie bier .smisahats Z
pertbe Daite fnben in meinen !oatsTe YsaisSs=
tpirtbuns uno 8sfrieeisans atler eereGten Ma>
lpri9e.
Cute Stalluus befupet iid bei'm 5auie.
paul Jaber.
MftlwQufie &agerbter <@Que,
Ste Strabe, stpil9en @abaibaw II. Gipar>
MpoeH s. Sanefe.
Bier iets spm belten int @tarft.
Sfalte Speilsu ieber Irt unb allie fein+
0Sarme Gjetrlufe na9 Der Neeel Der 8unlt.
&Qes, mas pa5 5ers besebrt tpirb 9emabrt.
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@tel3er<6Du1e.

Nbilipp Stel3er, eisentbiimer.
ct. peter, Miinn.
Dieles neue Ualtbaus lit fur bas reilsnbe Yubli-
FUN ieBt erSHnet. Stpltsanser teim Sag perben
81 ben ti|lielten preileu aufsenpmmen. @ute
StaQuns unp 9Saler ltets gu baten.
Nud 1T bier Sic Sta9ezSffce fir Eraz
perie pe6 Stpur> ct. Yeter unD Ne&p>l >lllm.
pcltdaiieu 9eben bon bier aus Mcutass unb
6reitas5 Yrn ct. peer na9 9tetp-llm une am
na9nen Sage rctpur+
Na9 IA Grplle Dienfass unb @amFass,
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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1861-01-31

LETTER FROM EX-PREsIDENT FILLMORE.
The Hon. Millard Fillmore was, q few
weeks ago, suggested by Union meeting
in New York as suitable person to send
to South Carolina to tender the people of
that State the assurances of the citizens
of New York that the North would re-
spect and uphold the constitutional rights
of the South. This mission Mr.. Fillmore
declined, and in his letter remarked:
What they want, and what [ want is
some assurance from the Republican party,
now dominant at the North, that they,
or at least the conservative portion of
them, are ready and willing to come for
ward and repeal all unconstitutional State
laws; live up to the compromises of the
Constitution, execute the laws of Con-
.gress honestly and faithfully, and treat
our Southern brethren as friends. When
I can have any such reliable assurance as
this to give, 1 will go most cheerfully and
urge our Southern brethren to follow our
example, and restore harmony and fra
ternal affection between the North and
the South. At present, our labors should
be hers. Let us put ourselves right, and
then we can with more confidence and
Justice appeal to them.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1861-01-31

The TRA1roR.-John n Merriman, re-
Gently Collector of this port, now in Jail
for playing the part of traitor and spy,
has been regarded by our citizens gener-
ally, for several years past, as an unprin-
cipled scamp; his component parts being,
one-third knave, one-thrd fool, and the
other third ,whiskey-the combination
producing the first traitor in the Com
monwealth of South Carolina. We had
intended not to publish Merriman's crime,
being unwilling that the world should
should know that traitor could liveupon
our soil, but lest our silence should be mis-
construed, we now say that we have not
language to express our detestation of his
heinous offence. We had rather be the
meanest irrational creature that crawls
upon the earth than Merriman the Trai-
tor.-Pee Dee Times