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PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE

i Surrogate Of the County Of New York, notice -
hereby given 10 all persons having claims AgAinss
JOHNA. SMITH, late Of the City Of New York. DE-
ceased, 10 present the same, with vouchers hereAb
~ tie 81 bscribers At their Office, No. i23 bruad ~
in the City If New York, or before the llth dAy
n MIrcL ne1t Dated, New York, the 4th dag a
September, 1851. LAFAYETTE SMITH,
JOHN j. SMITH,
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ARTICLES FOR sALR.

EOR SALE OR TO LET'S WHEELER &
Wilson's sewing machinas az god ~ new
also one ~ tirely now. Will take a sett of LADY,
firs, a nice travelling trunk, or carpe, in part
pay. VIII sell one al. Address, through
broadway z. o, j. d. LAISES, .si2 3'll0
EOR SALE-5 TAPE LOOMS, NEARLY
Il new, vi take half cash, balance In skin tapes,
apply 70 JAMES HOWARD, 6so, cor. IOth sI., 9Th
AV, or at $50 Bro LdwAy.
EOR SALE-A GREY HORSE-PONEY-
l. built years Old, l5H hands nign, suitable mr
any kind OF work, warranted sound AZ kind. Ap
ply in store, lsl Elizabeth -. iel2 3'li6
HORSES FOR SALE-2 YOUNG CANA
L dian ponies, lust from Canada Sound ano
knd In every epoot. WI! be s,ld cheap as th'
owner wants ~ return h"me. Can, seen II ~ Wai'
IT, te,ween HI laon and VIrirk SIS tsit 3'l4
TINDLING WOOD.
N Oak ana Pine at 90 Is, FOR ten or more bo1s
Kn,ts and ends at % ota.
AddreAs Q. COLLINS, foot of H'ua 2ard 81.
ieS s0MW&R'lOA
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n OFFICIAL AND LEGAL.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
iSurrogate Of the County of New York, notice p
hereby given To all persons having claims Ay.j=A
the eBtate of Charles Goodyear, late of this CttT q
New York, deceased. n present the aAms, wiaA
vouchers thereof o. the subs riher, at his Ofoe.Na.
100 Broad way, In the City of New York, befrs
,hs 10Th day II February neHt. Dated, Nov Kc<As
i9th day Of August, iS6f.
CHAB. GOODYEAR, Jun,
EKscutI.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A BAKERY FOR SALE-DOING 4 GOOI
"A cash business over the counter. Enquire u
Canal ~. rs
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THR

L Surrogate Of the County Of New York, notice "
hereby given W all persons having claims AgAinss
JAY 3. LEWIS, late Of the City of New York. DE-
ceased, " present th same with Vouehe thereot
~ Ihe subscribers, Al the office Of J. Francis Al
Sn, No. al PARK Row, In the City Of New York. q
OF before the Twentieth day Of March next. DeseAs
New York, Iha l2tb day Of Saptambar, 1854.
EnLYF LEWIS Exocutrix.
EDWARD r. QILBEkr, kxs SuAoT
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
lsurrogate Of the County u New York, nOsos -
hereby given h all persons having claims AtyaAnaa
WILLIAM srUHR, late Of the City Of New Nork.
decesed, " present the same, with vouchers thsrs
Of " the Ebscriberat at the ONCE Of Charles ChsnsYs
NJ. I9b Bruadway In tina City ~ New York, %
before the 18th day Of March next. Dated. NsW
York, the llth day of september, 1851.
JOHN Y. FINCK,
Administrator A,c . Of VIM. 9tahr.
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A UC'I0N NOTICE-M. DOUGHTY, AUC-
"a tiou,er, will sell tails day, by virtue II =
chaitel mort saRee. At his sales rcm, - Nassau st,
large and general usaprtment of household nirni-
ture Brussels velvet and ingram carpets, house
keeping articles, &c. To be suld by order Of mort.
gsgUe. %
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EOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASII-A GRO.
Il cry and liquor stre. Good location fIr y0ung
heap Apply at 100 Ti.lAry cor OF Prince 1t, Brook
1n,L. !. fel2 3'ili
EOR SALE-TnE HOUSE KNOWN AS
Il KFLLY'S Turtle Soup House, 2Ss Hudson 81,
the fixtures and all the appurtenAnces for dong bu'
sineas. Apply as above, amer 7 p. IN. eel2 1926
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A NCrloN SALE or HORSES, CAR
htiag,H, hsrufts, &c on weine.dsy at II A. NJ,
a salr.rvu. $40 Fulton ~, Brooklyn, matched
EVAN ci carrtsg- nrses, long tan bays. sound and
kind In single double ma and under tue sad
IL park Ut atom, doub.s and single harness, bian
ketr, Ac 90
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PEWARD-LOST ON FRIDAY LAST From
~ banners Hotel, Hoboken, large black aud
white dog, answering 90 the name Of NERO. Wht =
ever will return him n th. above tel will bs Lib
orally rewarded. HENRY HOOG. 10
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r OST on SUNDAY AFTERNOON. GOING
- Across town, "a y ttent lever = ase wat h. ~ G
hudar will he suitable rewarded ny returning the
same 10 l3s Leroy II. 4. McGOUGH. 81
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c1O REWARD-LOST FEB. 11th, SUP
plOp ssd in a 18th IT. omnibus, about II o'clock,
q small Geneva watch, Andre LtOdet maker, with
blue enapelled leaves On the back. The above rs-
ward will he paid to any one leaving the watch at
HsgeIaan's drug store, 100 Broadway l2O
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90 REwARD-LOsT ON THURSDAY,
w 6tn instant, a COW, ticked black and white,
short horns; the reward will bo paid by returning
or giving Information where she can bs found.
PATRICK NASH, Division Ave and l2th St Will
amsOurBh, l.. /. I'll 3'l24
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SALE THURSDAY,
u lMA .,nI.nL- ~ nEII. INlK ALL N,A

rDmh, 20 New Brw,ry, large lot of valuable
gooCs, pthing, hsdi'V, f q wstrhes, jcwrlty,
Nc. Nv ortrr NJ. MEEBBACH 1913 Grand street
Piwnlp''t e''- sale Tdesdsy, Ism, hy order A
ADOLPlIIS i29 Pearl vt. Particulars In time, 10
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PAwNBRoKER's SALE THIs DAY AT

WIN. Writers, AUCPR-WILL SELL
w this day, at O'clnck, at I5I Canal II, ths en-
tire gent.e furniture, q If large house, carpets,
bedF, bedding, sofas chai's, tables, bureaus, china,
glass stoves and all ether goods mr housekeeping.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-26

The rebel leaders still talk about the hor-
rurs of '.invasion,n and seek to keep alive
the animositiss and fears of the southern
people by attributing all sorts Of outrages
to the defenders of the Union. That these
falsehoods are partially successful is evil
cent from the flight of the people before our
advancing armies. 1t takes time and cx-
perieuce TO correct these malign influences.
But the southern people must now be rap
idly discovering how grossly and wickedly
they have been deceived. Never did "in-
vasiOu" bear such fruits before in the his.
tory of the world. The invading armies
do not carry devastation as they mnrch,
and leave the country in their rear Desc
late. On the contrary they fad the people
robbed aud outraged. living in anarchy,
aud on the verge of starvation, and they
bring them peace, order and tranquility (;
feed the huugsy and clothe the naked, and
restore the ordinary comforts of civilized
life to those who have been long deprived
of them. An invasion like this cannot
make enemies, unless southern human ma
sure is a great deal worse than human ma
ture elsewhere. Already the people of
Nashville, of Norfolk, and of other places
occupied by our troops, confess that they
have gained greatly by the substitution OF
national law and order for confederate law
iessnessaud misrule, and doubtless tue PEG
pie of New Orleans are 6ndiug out the
same thing. Those at Richmond will soon
make similar discovery. 1am
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-26
nEADlNG OFF JAcKsoN.
Destroying 'BFlass. on ti,s ylFsinI'
(specliI Dt8patch to the n. 7. Post)


FRASKLIS, Va, May Colonel Crook,
commanding the brigade now lying At Lew
isburg, in Greenbrier eohnty, has just re-
turned from an expedition, OF which he
makes the following report. His purpose
was to make a dash on the Virginia Central
Railroad, and TO capture a large amount
Of enemy's stores. which were in depot at
a small village on the road.
On theWay Colonel Crook fell in with
and captured one Captain Sprigg and an
other notorious bushUhaeker. He also
seized the telegraph Office on reaching Cow
iugtou, the coauty town of Allegheny coun-
~, which lies next to Greenbrier county.
From dispatches which fell into his hands
there he learned that the rebel Provost
Marshal of Allegheny county had tele-
grapheI to ..Stonewali'' Jackson, at Siam
ton. for several regiments of troops, and
that General jackson had promised to send
them Immediately
On this information Colonel Crook adj
vanced his force beyond Coviugton to Jack
SON River bridge, an important crossing on
the Virginia Central Railroad, by which
way Jackson must send his forces, This
bridge the Colonel burned, and this will so
greatly obstruct the passage OF the cuemy
that he will be able to protect the region
on this side from attack.
This brilliant dash of Colonel Crook and
its result have had an excellent elect upon
the Union people of the county, and be has
very seriously disturbed the enemy's plans.
The gallant Colonel deserves and gets great
credit for the energy and ability with which
he devised and executed his expedition.
CAnOUs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-26
The Wool Crop.

TIE war times do not seem to have acted
diseOuTagiugly on the wool growers, judg-
ing from the large locks aud demand for
pasture throughout the country, though
with the growers of the finer qualities, they
placed almost a complete embargo upon
sales of last years clips. Where it was
financially practicable in this county, the
holders of wool that in ordinary times
brought 60 to 75e per ID. held over, aud
have by this time on hand two clips
Cheaper woods, such as ranged below 40 or
i5cp ID, in ordinary times brought about
the same prices lastyear, the cheaper woods
commanding Proportionably the better
prices. Sheariug is by this time pretty
well advanced throughout the county but
We are not advised Of any particular par
ties being in the field as purchasers.
Wedo not think that there will be any
decrease in the quantity of wool produced,
nor have we my reason for thinking thai
there will be much of an, increase in the
prices IFeHsbary Herald.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-26
G.. BrILrR IS iisrateLins busipess in

GES. BuTLFR IS disPatehiug business in
New Orleans WITH energy. Hs,ls feeding
the poor with the provisions lie captured.
He is giving them chance to earn some.
thing in loyal way. He has opened re-
cruiting Offices The rebels say that by
this measure he is melting the poor against
the rich. We have heard before that the
loyal mea in New orleans were chiefly
found in laboring class Butler is very
likely melting them to enrol themselves
and take up arms against all rebels, rich or
poor. But he has not stopped with the
natives. He has taken the foreign coasuls
in hand. They are IN collision with the
rebels, it appears. Bnlleris not the man
to be trifled with by them. He understands
very well that they have no claim to pro-
lection the moment ,lIey assume hostile
attitude to us They have been taking
rebel funds, under their care TOR safe keep
ing. lie therefore took their offices under
his care for safe keeping, and has douot-
less taken as good care OF the confederate
money they were concesling. Col. Deming
has most probably brought home in his
dispatches request that the e1equaturs OF
the guilty consuls he revoked. The Geu-
eral appears TO be mingling severity TO-
wards the rebel leaders with mildness to-
wards the loyal poor in the most admirable
manner. Err
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-26
Celebration at FaIrmont.

The loyal, whole-souled people about
FairmOut are preparing to have a big cele-
brattou of the 2sth, Wednesday, which is
theanuiversary of the day that place was
occupied by the Union forces under Col.
Kelley. The National says of it:
Gov. Peirpoiut, Prof White. and other
distinguished speakers, are expected to
deliver addresses in the afternoon. The
occasion will be eulivened in the after
noon by music, under the management of Mr..
Cromwell and Capt. I. A. Fleming was
directed to request Capt Kiuuey's com.
Pany TO participate in the celebration, as Il
company. People from all parts of the
county are expected TO be present. We
desire particularly to see large tnrn out
of the ladies and yOnng folks oil the neigh
bOrhOOd. The Committee will endeayor
to arrange affairs so that it will be :, plea
SAINT occasion for all. There will doubt
less be as much as possible of hag-aying,
Powder-explOsion, ETC., and there are
vague hints among the boys of bOnfres
and efhgies, professions and six-pounder
salutes. These, however, will be sponta-
Moons, and no doubt many, If it be nice
day, may repair to some of the adjacent
groves and get up some off-hand holiday
Picnics. 1t is TO be tho new "glorious
fourth" of Marion county, and everybody
is expected to go into the matter with spir-
1t, and enjoy themselves as nationally as
possible.
ifthe weather should prove fine, n little
trip QUITO Fairmout on Wednesday would
be pleasant recreation for many here in
Wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-26

THE First Virginia Infantry was the first
loyal Virginia regiment TO cross the Blue
Ridge. Asit is now moving on towards
Richmond, we hope our boys may be the
frstloyal Virginia soldiers to enter their
Stale Capital, and that they may be in time
10 make their entry along with the grand
army of Mcclellan. In the eternal fitness
of things" it seems to us they ought to
have the post of honor on that occasion.
Could anything be half so humiliating to
the upper crust of Big Richmond as for the
cobees Of the Northwest the "greasy me-
chanics" and "mudsills' of Wheeling, to
make the first triumphal entry into the
fallen capital II would be. peculiarly ap-
'propriate if some of our representatives
down there could be caught and made to
witness the spectacle.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-26


We print a couple Of articles. this morn
ing, one from the Richmond Ds,pateh and
the other from the Charleston Mercury, the
tone of which plainly indicates the design
or1at.l least expectation of the rebels to
absndon Richmond on the approach Of the
Federal Army. The DespUte6 speaking of
the probable demand for surrender to be
made by the guuboats which it feared
would break through their distractions,
says they would "r.si,t until demand can
be backed By sue6 force and eiretnnstaHesI
as at least 10 make a surrender an act not to
eriaSoa t6e cheek tsiiG sEGms." That's some
thing after the style of Mayor Monroe at
New Orleans in response to Fnrragut's de-
rnand for surrender He'd never surreu-
der IRs City 10 the wOrld--not be But
they Could come and take it if they wanted
to.!I This seensjto US rather cheap way
of saving their pride The Richmond
chiy will have no occasion to blush Grim
son or auylOther hue. The demand for a
surrender of the place will be backed up by
force sufficient to make capitulation
quite respectable on their part. The Otun
cum Dig of the Richmond editors need. not
be compromised on that score, though we
fear their intense disgust of the whole pro-
ceeiiug win somewhat dis,urbit.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-26
Democracy below Par In Washing.
ton City
Says the National ReppJiican:

Says the Ndt'onuE RepWJlicdn:
The unterrified Democracy of the Sew
enth Ward held "rouslng" meeting at Is
land Hall last night The doors were
thrown open aud the gas lighted at .in
early hour, and rush of loccfocos anx-
ionsly looked for. The cause is evident
ly not appreciated, as tue entire audience
consisted of three voters and half dozen
boys, who amused themselves by running
back and forth, looking for somebody to
come. At nine O'Clock the .'vast" assem-
blage Dispersed, doubtless voting the
whole affair grand humbug. Sic transit
gloria numb
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-26

"A sCORaEspoSpKSr Of the New York
Time' says that before leaving Wheeling,
General Fremont had occasion to lay out
his mountain route from this point. Here
his mountain experience, no less than his
scientific knowledge, was brought into re-
qHisition TO good purpose. He called for
a geological map of Virginia, and from this
alone, seeing the geological formations laid
down, the different strata of rocks, their
dip and line of inclination, he laid out his
route distinctly, predicting where would be
good roads, good water, fertile soil, and
abundant supplies.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-26

Z AS account of the gale here in Wheeling
last week, published 10 the Boston prints,
says that the steamer Aerrimde had her
upper works demolished, &c. The Bos-
topians were SO frightened about the Mer-
rtmac at one time that they have never
been able to get her ont of their heads
since.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-26

THE New Orleans Della wishes it to be
distinctly understood that, in surrenderiug
to the Federal forces New Orleans has not
been "humiliated.'' That is perfectly true:
The only humiliation she has experienced
was when she hOisted the Confederate dag.
She regained her honor when she again
repOsed under the astars aud stripes.n
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-26

God guArd our Tag. and kesp each star
Bdch stripe ~ bright ~ now they NaVe,
BtiilIaak6lt lad our rlnksin var,
q SIN Goat above eleh patriotic grave,
Death tn5hs traitor that would dare
Fotrail q through the dust OF shame.
An bo1slt hearth its lot VIII share
= Ard folIOE &c 70 Death OF PAINE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-26
From tae FIr,t vIrrinIa-

We print to-day another very interestiug
letter from our LIST Virginia boys. 1t is
written by Rev. Gordon Battelle, Chaplain
of the regiment. 1t private note accom-
Panying it, he wishes US ts say to those
having friends in the regiment that letters
or packages should be directed "Third
Brigade Shields Division regiment aud
company os heretofore. 1t is hut mod
crate tribute to this gentleman's worth
and all who know him will join US in say
log 500 say that no regiment ever had
better ehnplain-one more capable, self
sacrificing, and entirely devoted TO their
spiritdalwelfare aud temporal comfort and
Convenience,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-26

YESTERDAY Sunday week the Uui1er-
salist Church on Broadway, New York,
presented the unusual sight of the editor
of the Tribune, Horace Greeley, in the pull
pit. Mr.. Chaplin was too unwell to preach,
AID Mr.. Greeley oficiated in his stead.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-26

TuE election in Brooke county resulted in
the choice of S. George for Sheriff, James
Hervey, Prosecutor, and W. Reeves for
Commissioner. D. Roberts vas elected
Constable in the Wellsbarg district.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-26
A Confederate Drart.

The Corinth correspondent Of the Rich.
mond Dispatch relates the following:
q We have to-day, Mt headquarters, a drai,
for one hundred thousand dollars on the
Confederate Government, captured by the
federals from the mail which was sold to a
negro by federal soldier. and by the for
mer resold to one of orr officers for A few
pounds of tobacco. 1t being unendorsed
it was, of course, useless until now, when
it has recovered its full value.
We should like to know what is suppo-
sed to be the 'full value" of a draft ON
the Confederate States about this time.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-26

Eacotemporary We see 'Hapless Mexico,
by very slight misprint transformed into
"lIatless Mexico" Literally that wont do,
for the fact is prorerbiaf that the dOns and
raueherOs wear the broadest.brimmed SOM
brerOs of any people on earth. Figurative-
" hUweverit is not so bad for with the
CONTINUED de,brOning of her rulers, and the
lack OF some leading spirit to bring order
out of constant revolution, poor old Mexico
is almost like NiObe,
"Chtldless and erO'onies' in her vOiceless
woe" F
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-26
BOOK-KEEpING

lIusictss Writing, Counting house Calculations Pc
itical Economy, Fiutncr and Blnkia.. CoinlneriSI
Law, are tleclfef subjects Of attentf1n Iut HE in
strHe.ons IN these are int,rsiersed will nIayifps
ami inculsatips stendng t. the forIiatIon OF Lgi,
Character As men and citizens
Tie Of inEtruisfiou Il intn.iI4-I Il, 10 a,
comprehensive and thorough rs that OF any Of TN,
CnHisEeial CSllees, Yiietlc expense. Ia the sln
debt Is much 4ess.l = J : ) - ss.l So
!. I. IL. begs leye to refer those 10 whom he Is
nnEno%n 10 Gco: W. Smith, ESP or TO the officers
iny3-6inIGyr
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-26
100 CARRIAGES.

e4S5-ltIil-I Il. HAYES q co. beg pavr ,c
go say to their old customers and lie rnbI.
In general that they have now GU hand. and IN
COURSE OF hrishinS. loo Carriages consisting Of Ia.
LoIeies' hOckaways, Phaetons, Prince AlbrTts, top
Aiii no top Husgies, ali Of which ,rA OF the --latest
slyleS' mstimproVe patterns and % the bet
tetial aud workmanship All will Ne Warranted 30
give the utmost satisfaction ar..s-sIs,itvr
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-26
A Wheeling Edltor :Turned Up.


The admirers of the last editor of the
Wheeling .4Egns, before yet it had merg-
ed in the reasonable Union under Charley
Russell, win be pleased to hear of their
friend of the illuminated top-knot, who
the Buchanan administration sent out
among the Indians in New Mexico, probA-
bly, for reasons similar TO those assigned
for Mr.. Secretary Odmeron's receiving the
appointment of Minister to the Court of
ST. Petersburg. Russell became seriously
disguised with the Iudions he was
sent to oTerseer, and conducted y
newspaper called the Gazette, in San
ia Fe. half French, half English, as
q sad alternative. Differing from ma
ny of old Bucks appointees, aud es-
pecially from his cousin, Charley, ihe ap-
pears to have maintAinei his integrity on
the Union question, at least his paper,
judging from the following classic order
from Major Pyron of the seccsh army. was
not of seeesh complexion:
F." .Hr. John z. Russell
s'SIR: You deliver TO the barrer the keys
of the printing of the Santa Fc Gnzelt
~. 9. L. PYRoS, C. S. A..
''Maj. Commanding Santa Fe,
Pyron, with his e. S. a., was driven out
of Santa .Fe afterwards, but whether j. T.
Il. got back the keys of the printing, we
have no information Biti!sbury Herald.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-26

THE Chicago zti5Gas says that generals
moro anxious to return loyal fugitive
slaves 70 rebel masters; than TO win yfcto-
rles, make up in hatred of Abolitionists
what they lack in hatred of traitors.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-26
Latest Arrivall
Greatest Bargains vet offered

NE. mldlE1StRL11n1AcIS, COCMCO,
And ali the Best CnIieoa. N tveIye
.f and q half Cents.
iA AL SOON at JOHN ROEHER,s, No. % Main st.
~ GentTe Wheeling, &c you Wfsh to get q great
bargain while they are going.
Being almOst daily ia receipt Of fresh supplies
itN the East you Away mud good assortment
ii -, f,tal;SH DRY GOODS. torefgn and domestic,
Sholeatle aud retail, at the lowest cash prfcss-iu
= l4 ~ prices defying eOmpetIliOu.
SAIl Room aid do not let the opportunity pas by
HhlHpTnYed Very respectfully.
JOiIE ROENER,
mhls No. e Main Il Centre Wheeling
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-26

THE Providence Journal thinks Davis
declaration that he intends to wage the
war ia Virginia for twenty years, is the
best indication the rebels have given gifts
intended abandonment. This opinion is
based on Jefr.'s reputation for lying.