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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-28

The following "prose poem" is one of
the literary curiosities picked up in tho
rebel camp on Roanoke Island =
"Sir William was king geoges son TO the
north the waryers race was run he wore A
star all on his brest TO show You a sign of
the waryers dress, come young ladies will
you list and go, come young ladies will
you list and go. A new silk dress, you
shall pnt on, 70 follow up the music fife
and, drum, the drum shall beat and the fife
play, the drum shall beat aud the fife shall
play its A merry lives wei. march Away,
new york $. "A pretty place, and SO is phil
adelphia the streets are lined with doll.
bills and pretty girls A plenty, Come my
love com go with me, for am roveing
dandy. Ill take you home II treat you
well, IL feed you on sweet candy. where
coffee groes on white cake stump and the
rivers flow with brandy, the little hills are
lind with gold aud the girls are sweet as
candy. $780,. .s5s5g
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-28
How the News about Nashville was
Received out Mt Weston.
WESTON LEWIS COUNTY VA,
February % 1852

Editors InteHigsHssr:
The news of the surrender of Nashville
has Just arrived, the band is parading the
streets followed by vast concourse of
citizens and soldiers, stopping at every
house and giving three rousing cheers for
Gen. Buell., the Union aud the Union SOL
diers, also three groans for old JEFF.
The town is illuminated with bonfres,
JEFF. Davis is burnt in etigy, aud the whole
populace is wild with enthusiasm, secesh
are hunting tor dark alleys where they can
give vent to their groans unheard and I'M
seen. Who wouldn't be for the Union in
times like these2 Secesh is played-out.-
Three cheers for the Union army in Ken
lucky and Tennessee. P. B.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-28

MoRE secesh paper was exchanged for
specie on Roanoke Island after its capturs
than will be thus converted again, for a
long timeto come probably. There was a
great demand for shinplasters of all de-
nominations, to be exhibited as euriosities
by the "invaders," aud everything went at
par. The rebel officers would make no
discount on twenty dollar, confederate
treasury notes, aud Insisted that they had
been told these notes commanded pre-
MUM in Wall street. 80
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-28

BurFAto, y. Y, absolutely ,hriyes upon
the war not branch other trade has been
distressed; the "milling'' and "elevatiug"
business have prospered prOdigiouslY; the
Inst years profits from her lake transport
tntiou alone will reach Sl,OOO,oOO. The
BnffaIouians, therefore, are rather content
ed, ecmplacent and even cheerful, and ex
press their readiness tic do anything reas-
enable for the dear fag-eyeu to dying,
and all that.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-28

TnE kerosene and coil oil trade is very
much depressed, the supply being largely
in excess of the demand: The refined oil
now sells at from 20 to 80 cents, which, at
the present rate for crude stock, will not
pay profit to the refners. Enormous
quantities are stored in New York city and
vicinity, and more is still arriving from the
wells and Western factories. Most of the
refining works at New York have sus-
pended. ,lf.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-28

THE question whether nuts are nuts or
"dried fruit7-which would not seem to
be very puzzling-has been contested in
the United States Circuit Court of New
York. The duty levied on nuts being SO
per cent qauaiore.a, and that on dried fruit
only per cent, under the tariff of 1857,
many thousand dollars depended on the de-
cisiOn. The jury cracked the nut in favor
of the Treasury Department.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-28
Re,xnrn nr Th.,n
From tho Ml..ouri pamocrat


We would have our readers beware of
man and beware of newspaper that keeps
prating every day aud in every Issue,
about the "abolitionists of the North."-
Such men and such papers may profess as
much Uniouism as they please. Depend
on it, they are not sound you can't lie to
them; they would desert the cause under
pressure they are venal. True patriots
do not spend their time lighting any por-
ton of the friends of the war The Abo
litionists, always few and contemplate in
number, are for the war, and that is all we
care to know. Those who are striking at
them all the time, only use them as
blind. Their true GIzt il tie e6nfaenes and
Loyalty Of the people. When the Abolition
lists engage in rebellion, it will be time
enough to attend TO them. When they are
doing all they can to put down the rebel
lion, the man who spends his time in ding
ing at them is poor excuse for patriot.
Depend upon that. Most generally he will
be found TO be weak headed partizan, or
a heartless, unprincipIed secession sympa-
thizer. Beware Sf him. COS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-28

SrcRErARY Stanton did not have an
attack of vertigo On Thursday, and is in
good health; and Mrs. Fremont is not dun
gerously i'll, and has not been. There
must be something in the atmosphere of
Washington that makes it difficult to stick
to the truth, for large proportion of the
kilograms sent thence have to be contra
dicted the next day.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-28

THE southern account of tue escape of
Floyd and Pillow from Fort Donelson is,
that they 'cut their way through the cue
my" The captured rebels say they "cut
and rum" The cutting through story
probably originating with the veracious fu-
gitives themselves, who know how to put
things to southern audience.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-28
Marshal's Sale.
The United slatss Of Amsriea.l

Mathew IL. Houston.
In the District Court OF the United States v;th;n
and for the Western District Of Virginia =
In pursuance Of the decree aud order of the aid
District Court, In the above entitled cause to me al
rected, duly made and entered on the 2stbl da1 af
February, 1852, shall sell at public auction. on
wednesday, ths 10Th March, 1862, commeneipa at
10 o'clock A. NJ at the residence OF Matthew II.
Houston on 9Th street, in the city OF wheeling the
personal property particularly mentioned aud de-
filed In said cause; consisting Of honsehaid 80
kitchen furniture. forms Of sale Cash -
EDWARD NJ. NORTON
harshal Of the y. s. for the West. Dist. Of Va
feb2l-td lPrsss eopy.I = :.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-28

TaE Chicago Tribune is glad tina. our
victory on the Cumberland has name
that is an improvement on the previous
nomenclature of the war. and is not Pig
Point or Bull Neck or Goose Greek. The
fort was named after Gen. Daniel 8. Dom
elaOn, of Tennessee, rebel officer of some
note 81,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-28

No increase in the volume of business is
the Commercials report. on the New York
dry goods market. Cotton goods have
been quiet but fancy woolens active.
Silk mixtures are in good demand, and
in foreign goods staple dress silks are all
that are, demanded. -, :. 7,gss5t-. 80.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-28

Editors ntslhgsneer:
have the satisfaction to INTERN you of
the release of Lieuts Hall and Freeman, of
the FIRST Virginia, and that they are now on
their way home.
Truly yours,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-28

Prentice says that on the day after the
victory ut Fort Donelson, the people of
this country were what foreign nations
have frequently called them, ia wild
people"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-28

God Rrard our nag, and keep each star
Zach EtrIpe ~ bright A. nO~ they wave,
s.iIi make il LEAD our ranks in vHr,
StlIl Goat above each patriots grave
peEth TO the traitor thai SoCid dare
Totrzil Il through the dust Of shame.
An hoaest hearts its lot Will share
And follow Il TO Death or FE1ns.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-28

The Richmoud papers, in urging their
soldiers to re-enlist, say: ait matters lit
tie whether death gradually chOkes man
in his bed, or dismisses him summarily
with bullet" Their valiant generals,
Floyd, Wise aud Pillow, hold different
opinion. They prefer present escape from
the bullets of the vandals, even at the risk
ofa future choking in less comfortable
place than bed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-28

A late rumor from Rome says thai Ma
poleon has at last really decided to do
something, and, while he will leave to the
pope his rank of temporal monarch over
a part of Rome, che will make that city
the capital of Italy, and assign to the in
habitants position somewhat analogous
to that of the citizens of Washington in
their neutralized territory which contains
the presidents palace and the chambers
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-28

LieutS. Hall and Freeman released
Letter from Senator Garlic.
WASHINGTON, Feb. %, 1861.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-28

tbs price of white oak timber has risen
almost so per cent within few months,
owing to the great demand for building
war vessels, and to the purchase of 5000
tons in Delaware for the British Govern,
ment Petition are being circulated and
signed in New York, Boston and other sea-
ports, asking Congress to prohibit the eI-
Portation Of white oak during the war.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-28

THE winter in Wisconsin has been very
favorable to the wheat crop, but smaller
quantity was sown than usual.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-28
DIED.

On Thursday morning, Feb. 9th. Mrs. MARY NJ
BRITT, wife Of John I. Britt, aged 81 years.
The funeral will take place at 10 O'Clock on Sstur-
day morning, from the residence, on the corner of
Linsey and Sixth street. East wheeling Thefriends
of the family are requested to attend.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-28
LuXuriant BeantY,

promotes its growth prevents its falling or eradi-
Gates andruff, and mpsrts health and pleasantnsss
to the head 1t has stood the of time being tile
original Hair CoOrng, aud is constantly increasing
IN favor. Used by both gentlemen and ladies' It Is
sold by all respectable Dealers can be procured by
them OF the commercial agent, d. s. Barnes, 202
Broadway n. Y. Two sizes, so cents and 81.
Sold by I. II. LOGAN L CO. and REED & KRAFT,
Wheeling. Va. Ieb2I
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-28
HEIMsTREET's
Iniinitabie Hair Restorative.
IT IS NOT 4 DYE.

1T rs NOT 4 DYE,
But restores gray hair TO Its original color by sup
plying the capillary Inbes with natural su tenance
impaired 10y age disease. All instantaneous dyes
composed OF lunar cdEtic destroying the vitalf-
ty and beauty Of tile hair and afford of themselves
no dressing. Heimstreet's InimitRbie Coloring not
only restores hair its natural color by IN easy
process, but gives the hair a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-28

The Late Rererses of the Rebels
Howl Ia sets on their stomachS--Tre-
mendous talk from the Richmond
enquirer
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-28

boxes Pint and Quart Flasks, for
4 sale at manufacturers prices by
febl7 a IA. AETCALF.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-28
II r

YOUR own or your Childrens COuGH and HoGKsb-
i MSS can be relieved in few hours by using
Lr. CHAPaIAN'S II0ARH0USD BALSAM.
Price IS cts. For sale by T. IL. LOGAN 4 CO..
feb2T and LOGAN, LIST co.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-28

IND you EVER TRY McLEAN,s
~ ISYIG0RATING CORDIALl
r. II LOGAN & co.
and LOGAN, LIST & co.
feb21 Sole I0entI.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-28
WANTED.

TWENTY-FIVE Miners and Laborers wanted.
i Also one good Tunnel foreman, work In Tun-
mel five miles west Of Marietta, on the NJ. : c. rail-
road This Is healthy location and the work is per-
fectly dry, Board and provisions can be had low.
Men bringing families can have them conveyed from
the river to the work fee of charge Liberal wages
will he paid IL application be made soon.
MOORE CUTLER, Contractors,
feb25-lws Tunnel Station, Ohio.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-28
SPRING GOODS.

WYE have this dry received our first stock of
w Spring Hats and Caps. HARPER BRO.
EELT HATs.-A large supply of Felt Hats
Il of all styles and cclors, at
feb27 HARPER BROS.
rINHE HALLECK HAT.-A new style. Just
4 ont, at Cfeb2sI HARPER BROS
OARS! CAPS.-Men and Boys Caps, just re-
~ ceiVed at Ifeb2Tl HARPER BROS.
The New York herald., 1862-07-16


For travelling there is nothing better than plain fou-
ards or auacas Ii tho atteT material drsb shade is
very much lked and, certainly, ~ very convsGient
color tor tourists, who always suhsr more or less from
clords dust Aaca dr sses are generally made IN tho
rsdngoe stye and oosea down the front with rcw of
steel buttons Foulards have, above ths hem, trim.
ming formed Of nine cf braid-bacs, brown, China
blue or Soerno This trimming " sse carried up the
front the and tho body with row OK buttons
ol the same shade up tho centre. With oDlsrd robe
as well as with alpaca the smai pslaot cnlied santa
on baraue Is udisHessbo II is always Inado y TIE
same material the dress AID trimmed 10 match; IN.
deed whatever may be ths shape " tho ntie fot the
country side, is more stylish when made OF tao
same material and shade ~ the dress than Of my con-
Muslins are Of very charming designs this summer.
The patterns which have had much success In ouard
:, ssamsr like material. Those most In vogue are In
dobs stripes down tho dress, alternating not only in
shsds but in desgnthe one stripe berg plain, and the
chine Il may be trimmed with three aouncss at
soual distances but slightly differing v width The
bodv low and full, is competsd By hchu pslerne OF
,b aame material az the Dress The sash should be Of
sasss ribbon TO match tho dsepss shade 10 the dress
AMI tied behind with long ends The sleeves hail long
| and moderately wids, trimmed Ike the skirt
Among the novelties for sumner out of-doors wear
are the shawls Of yak laoc-a white wo0len lace.
very pure brilliant white, and the texture soft ami
0ns These shawls are made IN the richest Brussels
designs. Small paIetots exceedingly fashionable
Hats are universally adopted especially toi travs
ling or country wear that modstes are giving lcf
ate ton TO their make and trimming description Of
few tho sore, will be acceptable.
Ihs SAILORS hat 10 deep ia the crown, the edge mods
raely broad and nearly straight. II 10 not however
| adopted without some opposition, many nndlns thi
shape rather masculine, and arc FAR from thnkin
they are wrong IN their opinion.
re b0spole IL of black straw, with ruehe Ok fcath
The New York herald., 1862-07-16
The Mexican Que
ENGLAND MAY 'MEprATR'' IN FAVOR oP FRANCE.
paris (Juns 26) correspondence Of the Lonon lse-

ENGLAND MAY MEDIATE" IN FAVOR 0P FRANCE.
[Paris (Juns 2o) correspondents OF the Lonon lsie
graph
Ihsar hat England has demanded explanations re-
gardng the new squadron which is 10 be organized in
the Gulf Mexico, which Is to be placed you
aware, under the supreme command OF Vice Admiral
that believe good authority-has made, through
Count dc FahAult verbal ovsrturss to the Frsnch go
vsrnmsnt in the lr soishsd 10 ensge from the .fx"
In which il finds itself with respect Mexico our Fo
reign secretary Is said 10 have offered the gooa
oces of his government 10 enable to obain conp sai
faction. The Imperial government, told, replied
through the French Ambassador, that Is thanked Eng
land FOR the proposal she had made but that things hal
with the version mentioned yesterday, that Tho Ern
psror enlightened by Vice Admiral JIrien de Ia Gra-
Were, had resolved upon recalling his troops on
the first decent opportunity. However that may
at Madrid from Vera Cruz agree In stating
that General Almonte and Co. have led Gene
ral Dc Loreacsz into the greatest error with
respect TO the state of public opinion In the interior q
the republic In letter written by OF the principal
citizens Of Orizaba, end the folio wing passatetIhe
ambitious npatencs Of Almonts which has not suffered
him await the vote OF the nation, but has mpelej
him TO uscrp the supreme power without tho ton
any great assembly or less lawful even In form
ssentng in fact thing OF the true as aions
OF the cuntry-that mpatonce, repeat, added 10 the
basting and illusions nsepsrable from exile has
prscpated events, and rendered hsuceforth the s0u
tion Of the Mexican question impossible" These
marks coincide with letter addressed 70 friend o
mine BY Spanish superior cnfcer, which states that
the advanced movement of General ds Lorenccz was
taken with . view TO effect Junction with the reae-
tionists. who said TO bo very numerous. But that
plan thwsred by the energy ani activiv Of JGaez,
who concentrated upon the round meEsced bo1y of
OF 900 men, commanded by sasasoza The rcactinsts
hsd either been beaten had retired before 1snera
Saragcza: consequently General do Lcrencoz found him
self arriving o. Puebls deprived OF ths support and
cooperation Of those upon whom he rsckoned.
The New York herald., 1862-07-16

Major General the Hon. X. Bruce, governor to the
Prince Of Wales expired ~ two O'Clock yesterday morn
inr a st. James Palace. Gen. Bruce returned bozlo
the l4th Inst, from attending tho Prince OF Wnos
durnR his tour IN the Last, nfrm health arising from
afoysf contracted Consantinople. shortiy ser his
arrival the General suss reapss and during the last
eight days has grad aaly sunk hopes having been
Of his recovery sucs Tuesday last he de-
ceased was nd OF the ats Earl Of Egn, by his
second marriage with Elizabeth, youngest daughter of
Mr. j. Tow nshcnd Os WAd, OF Dunnkier, N. b., and Was
bother to the present Earl OF Egn iccoy d rnda. He
was born in lsl3 and married. In ls4S. Katherine Mary
second daus of the late SIR Michael Shaw Stewart
Bart. The deceased entered the Gre1a'sr Qua Dis in
1870 and was private secretary his brother Lord 81
1ia when that noblenan Governor General OF Jamai.
Ca Ia lssy he VAS appointed military secretary and
principal a,d.s camp Lord hgin the Governor Gene
raj OF anada and In 1885, after hfs return from British
North America, he appointed Surveyor General OF
the Ordnance In 1858 he had the honor 10 be sescts1
by her MAJESTY aud late Prince Consor to fill the post
Of governor to the heir apparent to the crown.
The New York herald., 1862-07-16

~-,,.~~~~~~,s,...>>,->- :, Z -. ~
INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION.
st,. I.rvRRpoor

INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION
i THE WASHINGTON HOTEL, LIVERPOOL.
This ent building. tho nncst and most
eaboraely finished Hotel la the United Kingdom AN
Of BOO square and contains sQ noble and spacious
hed with evey requisite and luxury that modern
and etpsrqnce furnish The chief coffee room viii
accommodate g visitors aud conducted on the American
msuns and hsuuul site, IN the very heart o. We town.
opposite chief railway station, St Georges Hall, Free
F1Dc Lofa ~ and Museum, The Wellington Monument aud
within easy distance o. tho new srees lsndng sags on the
iseg Mersey 'H
The New York herald., 1862-07-16

TOR OHARrER-By THE DAT, WEEK OR MONTH.
~ for srcarsigas or business ire clipper schoonsr
uPSHJR Captain John WtshArt Apply " ~ w.
DEC kE, oyster boat No foot e spr.Ss ssrsss Or me
Captain % board. o. Hoboksa- .ts.
The New York herald., 1862-07-16

VILLA SITE on THE HUDSON RIvRR.-POal
SALE by order Of the Supreme Court The a.
rection james r. Sanders Thursday the rs!
day Of Juiy instant IL N, the premises sp,ena14
villa Seon the banks Of the Hudson river In the town u
@ "a sa SUs M ~ h ~ - Sck
water privileges; the promises Il large two story and
with and extension) frame dwelling. psz
on three sides also small Cottage; fruit trees hawhors
hedges &c This believed only front
thspart Of the river In the market Il 10 about half
of Irvington station, Hudson River Railroad
will leave 4b will arrive In
sale For further particulars apply 70 g. H0NDLOW, Ne
Montague place, Brooklyn n, N. z.
NEW YORK. June Il. 1862.
The New York herald., 1862-07-16
LOAN OFFICEs.

66 NASSAU STREET-A HONiGMAN, DIAMONI
a broAer. MAKES liberal advances DInoGds, Wa.oes
JeMey, &C., or buys III at fun value, 10 oil
% Nassau street. No up stairs Brsness conndss
The New York herald., 1862-07-16

A COTTAGE, WITH ABOUT AN ACRE or GROUND
oa, wn E :, .ssesy o. fruit trees located Fiatbusa
TOUT rom nixon erry by via BE- sod very cheap
or exchanged i0r kouse Brookiyn - -v
A. 8. DUNCOMB No 8 Ploo street ny
The New York herald., 1862-07-16

A RARE CHAN0E.-S25oO WORTH OF CAST or
n Clothing wanled, within . month, for New OreaaA
Ladies and gentlemen having any the above 70 dispose
Dresses from % to SIS for coats from 81 70 Tor Pan
Also Shaws Cocxs Osrpts Furnisrs the nigh 81 prices
paid Please call address note 70 b. Mntx 2Ss Sxss
Eighteenth street Ladies' stlended by Mrs
Mintz Orders brookly Jersey City puncuny ~
tended to. Please remember the original Mnt 23 Six1
avenue.
The New York herald., 1862-07-16

r LIQUORS WANTED-IN EXCHANGE FOR FIFTRBS
IL City Lois Newark, j., would exchange for
improved Farm Address Newark Real Estate. Heraa.
The New York herald., 1862-07-16

ers inside, and rette n black an white os.Fea
feathers quite In front black vslvst ribbon Is sd
round the crown. ths ends hong tfinined with tacr
Ihe Fo i.u hat ilalsD straw. edged wiih blsck
70 ihers inside, aud trimmed outside wi blacA yslses
ribbou and buncnss Of heath. A Pom adpur veil or
hantil lace, falling In point over the foe, ted bs
hind with two ends
The Vatican, oS white has the edge falling
the eyes. and the back part bent down. win rsg- ~
white and black Gathers I'D with bare lace eoi
round the crown BY small roieaI VI coorsd velvet,
and tie behind.
The Chapeau Impsratrice stands arSs s"ti'n. II
!. ~A Win isa'As.s and sILps Irya sfs rrony.
They sometimes white and bu OK, VI .:,ISsnvo of
drab, gray and back As rule tho shape an style OF
the hat should be chosen To III the race; y-s We may
state that the ch psau Imperatice is more bee anns
for married, and the basssrs and oIochs, for young
isaics -&-s e.
The New York herald., 1862-07-16

r ANDS-TO ALL WANTING FARMSs-LARGE ANn
IL thriving settlement OF vneland, mild clln thirty
miles south OF Philadelphia BY railroads rioh soL
from SIS 70 go per ssre payable within Io1i
Good business openings; good society. Hundrras
Lands, Postmaster. vinelaad Cumberland county Nav
matien will be
The New York herald., 1862-07-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.


SPECIAL NOTICES.
( ,ENTkAL PARK PLK SURE BOATS -MOoNL,l i m
~ ooa.ing-bo t. Are durin a.I e, en- ~
o. s AXE. ana greatly o. 20
this n iesor 9Th red na. TIE
landing every few mnul making The OF the iaAe
neary two mi les. In thirty -fve-to iory m.nllea.
Fare yr each person.. IL
rare iof chL rem unuer On years. tenS
. 10. may 20 eng.sed o. .ne use of Iafty
Kate Tor or two Tor each half
For each additional person 10 cents
fyARD AND CHALLENGE.
~ Having successfully competed with some Of the best
oarsnAen IN the country ~ e late REGATTA,
anAol1 Tor richer test OF my an 81 sman
therefore, with other sfend ieengs my
only deare being 70 know whether the hip Justly
belongs 70 the Esss or The West proposs following
CHALLENGE.
will Joshus Ward mile race ever the ususl
course Hare river an rsSurn for iree
hundred $500 dollars SIDE he ALLOWING me- ose huudyed
($lOOi dollars for my cxpenses.
The 70 come Oh on Wednesday, August LT l862 En-
the ptance Of tho challenge viii eposs
the money in tho hand f Stephen Roberts, Esq., y6s
street, who viii make oil uecsssary III
half. JAMES HAMMiLL.
n B.-This challenge win remain open uatii July zz.
PlT1sEuRG July II. Is62