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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-06

= q "a SaAG "a TIC Win llAAAAs o.
Congress After the Delivery Of Ma
son and Sidcii.
q Thou, jus; Raie- of the world, in this
hour of our trial, when domestic treason
stshs At the nations heart, and foreign ar
rogancc is cmJolIened TO defeat the public
Justice Of the world, we ask help of Thee
for our rulers and our people, that We may
patiently, res0lEtely and with one heart
abide Cur time; fog It is indeed q day OF
darkness and reproGcE-a day when the
nigh principle u human equity, c1asJraiu-
cd by the Uemurse.ess sweep OF physical
and armed force, must for the moment sue
cUmh under the plastic forms OF soft dipIO-
macy. Yet, in the face @. thfs, will wc
not be shaken il cur conviction that Thou
art ever with him who, in the Interest Of
human liberty aai the Christian faith, Gy
all the means in his power works r!zh-
teousuess and defends the truth, and that
in such q case Thou wilt approve and seal
the
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-06

Tue Toronto Leader, secession jour
nal, contends that closing the Southern
ports BY sunkeu vessels loaded with stone
can be viewed Oaly in the light OF a pa
per blockade
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an Intere.,Ing LIterary ReIIc

We are indebted to friend in Hancock
county for an old literary relic, in the
shape Of letter written By John Randolph,
of Roanoke, on January 18th, Is09-ffty
two years ago. 1t is addressed on the
back to
Iz. THEODORE BLAND DUDLEY,
BIHsNE,
NEAR FAEXvILLE-
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TUTE Fire and Marine Insurance Company 90
1 Wheeling has declared q dividend Of 10 per cent.
from the profits Of tIe last six MONTHS payable
or after the 10th day Of January 10 the stock
holders Of -Ais company otitIe to receive tie
inns lw r. W. lIAEDIN.i. S.c,E.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-06

'EFF' Davis is sporting a suit of clothes
made m entirely in Georgia, said to be OF very
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-06

Wheeling & Belmont Bridge Co.
WI sz11El meeting q Jlse s-achllfe-z Of tl1i.
company VII De held at their gL71a GA Monday
the 9th dag % January Iss2 f7r no sfs-tf-l- =,
nine Eiiau-Es fsr the ensuing terra Of once, a1i
By order Of the G5a-I
aeeS-'t sCATTEBDAY, Cls4k.
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Al Ready

WOULD respectfully iaf7zm my patrons. aud
'--ase s5.l5lis anything ia Hly I.ls- that have
US tts-r! some very f1TTEsr iElu-1vpraer-
IN ny ostzblis alr'. l nov all reay for tzsi-
y
Photographs FOR 500 per Dozen,
ani z7swa-5s- CARD PICTURES TtFrS ~
SUPERIOR STYLE A1Itr1sTTss taken a. usual.
4 large lot q GILT FRAMES for pbo,,-
graphs ilsr received
Gallery 4llin street east side. s-z doors -gr-v,
IplEoe e. .lscs 4 C. PARTRIDGE
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THE Brooke county acquaintanccs of W.
F. NJ. Army, formerly of Bethany, will be
interested in the following notice of him
in the Washington dispatches of the y. Y.
World:
Among the crowd at the Presidents
mansion, and of marked prominence, was
Major w. F. NJ. Army, successor to Kit
Carson, United States Indian agent in
New Mexico. He wore n full suit OF buck
skin. made in Mexican style, and elegantly
embroidered with silk aud beads. He
privately presented to Mrs. Lincoln a splen-
did blanket rs New Year offering. 1t is
an evidence OF the taste and skill of the
Rocky Mountain Indians. This blanket
was made by squaw OF Navajo chief,
she having been employed upon it for five
months 1t is of large size, Of wool, the
figures upon it being of white, red. and
blue.
Major Army says there are about II. 600
NHvaJoes in New Mexico, who own, with
the Mexicans in the Territory. probably a
million of sheep, which are used princi-
Pally for food. The animals remain nm
shorn Of the wool, which would make
good blankets and clothing for our troops.
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Comfort for the Soldier.
CAMP STOVES,
Oil and Since findings

j. II. WHEAT & SONS,
70. 81 Main Street, wheeling, Va.
{ AVE constantly 0u band good assortment at
4 4 Rel and 9El. sole Leather. French and AIseri-
gt1 tiii and Kip sl-iu7, Upper Bride- Harness and
al,5rt'H- Leather InpIiuE-, Liuiu-s,Ge-
Particular attention paid 90 orders.
The s.-ltet market price paid in CASH for Hides
AND skins.
cash advances made nu,Lulthur cau.i Eagl 90 thoIu
90 De- sold On commission. docs
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To the NIemhers or thr LrrI.In,nr.-

&
The Wellsburg Herald, of Saturday last
addresses the following remarks to the
members of the Legislature
Lists sEE wuo'LL 20 rr.-The State
Legislature re-assembled ut Wheeling on
the Sist, pursuant to adjournment from the
day before Christmas. bus merely assem-
bled to Te-adiourn. In view of the odium
OF voting themselves 81 per day per man.
when not even pretending to be %, ant,
and while the Legislative Hall was vainIv
oesieged by scores Of poor women, rels-
tlyes OF soldiers in the field; not TO sneak
OF tue state inability to eZpend a couple
or three hundred TO publish the laws, 1t
strikes Us that the least members can do
who have souls above three cent pieces
would be to return their quotas thus voted,
into the treasury The pay of saw ffev
men for ten days at s. each, amounts to
the snug sum of S2OOO-eaough to keep
the families OF whole regiment, for the
same length OF time almost
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-06

Dividend.
The Directors uf the Wheeling savings Institution
have this DAY declared dividend OF per cent on
t- capital stock, of the profits FOR the last six
months. payable 10 the stockholders on demand
faHEGr L. :. DELAPLAIN. TrcIs'r.
- FOR RENT.-Thc drs; class Store room.
.. No - u ain street. adjoining Jhe subscribers
sis.s-W holcsIle dry goods house.
js-+-lwe TALLANT ( DEI.APLATN.
- FOR REST.-Tho large and ele CANT four
=. story bsicl store house Main s-rgs7. lately
zAss-1cCup!ul by Hei-kell * SwtaTiuEen. Jry
goods store Possession SlveG Immediately.
Also the .5ur story brick store house Main st.,
now in the occupancy of j. VI. ScN n QEeeus-
ware store. Possession given ON hr-t Of ApEI next.
Jan4 =. r. AEAISTE ONG-
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StraRed or Stolen.

Z ~ Monday. Dec. 18th, small rgl Cow. she had
~ uu tias boil, fastened 90 the neck uya --rrp.
The bIir on h4r back. ua thc -ht side hal been
scratched OF i1rshoUt elk inches i'm Length 4 suit
able rawaEt " III ug given Tor any Information. 10y
J-+ LAUGILISS d BuSHFIlLb.
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Wool s. Fur Hats

Wool & Fur Hats.
4 LARGE lot just received and for sale cI,,.,r
- l-a4--s NORTON SIMPSON & co.
q FOR ISEST.-Threc comfortable dwell
IL ING HOUSES convenient to Post Once and Ir,.f
Possession given Is: Of April ~
Tor particulars, apply 10 Mrs. NEIL. on John
j1n3-lm
8 ZOE RENT.-A dwelling house on EaT
country residence two miles from the CITY.
Apply IA i. O. PAETNEuGE'S
Jal1-tI Gallery llsIg Main -
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ELECTION.

'EEHE Stockholders of The Peoples Bank. viii meet
! AZ their banking house Tuesday, the .th ,iH
ut January 1862 between She hours 20! 4. II. and
l. NJ for sLc goc ion Of Directors for the ensuing
year idga2Nl !. K. DICKEN. Cash'F.
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JOHN G. CHANDLER,
Attorney at La w.
dccGO-Iy
Dwelling House for Rent.

- offer f1T rent. fTom tlIc first Of April next,
= rhu Dwelling House whore ! nov. reside. being
10. $40 Main street, North Wheeling.
de52S-it A. ARMSTRONG.
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't-As.--tl half chests GuaroqgIer I-tpr-f,f-
I A,a1S Tyson aai Blse,. Tls.s- ia: rsssiysI All
for sale y lls=4ll n RgIfTy
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NOTICE

NCHlCG.
VI exercises Of the Academy under the direction
OF he--rs bod &c and Greene, will he re.,.T,i ~
Ns"hda The ~ inst 1t their rooms la the ~ str,
81 the ii~einS Guarl-'' Hose house OF, Hi,I
SehtFe W wheeling Applications may be made an
time For particulars see circulars an J. q o. -,
Bookstore. ct -: :, - UT ~ s
The New York herald., 1862-12-16

rank to place Colenei white in arrest and
the control Of the military forces. Upon General
Brannans return last Monday General Saxton preforrsA
against Colonel White several charges among which
ssconduct prejudioal TO good order and military dsci
pline" and conduct unbecoming officer and gentle
man." General Brsnnan, while denying the right Of
General Saxton to exercise authority the troops
has, nevertheless ordered general court martial TO BE-
convened, and the following officers comprising the DO
tail Of the court are day trying the case-Brgader
General Terry United States Volunteers Colonel + II.
Good Forty seventh Pennsylvania; Colonel H. R. Guss,
Ninety seventh Pennsylvania Colonel Rust Eighth
Maine Colonel J. R. Hawiey, Seventh Connecticut
Colonel Edward Metcalf Third Rhode Island artillery
Lieutenant Colonel G. W. Alexander, Forty seventh Penn
sylyania; Lieutenant Colonel ]. r. Twitchel, Eighth
Maine; Lieutenant Colonel J. H. Bede Third New Hamp
shire Major auser Forty seventh Pennsylvania Major
John Freese Third Rhode Island artillery Captain j. P
8 Goblin Forty seventh Pennsylvania, Judge Advocate.
Among the officers OF the corps the act Of General Saxon
is generally deemed usurpation on his part and inas-
this opinion to be either sustained or out
weighed by the Court good deal Of interest is mani
tested in the trial.
The ferry boat John Adams, from Boston on the 25th
alt, arrived here safely Monday evening, after
rough tedious passage She has been purchased ny
tho Navy Department and will prove very serviceane u
the shallow waters Of the Southern coast
The New York herald., 1862-12-16
REBEL CAVALRY RAID INTO POOLESVILLB.

WASHINGTON, Dec. Is, 1852
Last night about eight O'Clock rebel cavalry ands
Major White aboyt three hundred and ninety i've strong
made RAID into Pooosvie Maryland. They found there
thyty.hve men OF Company L, scotts Nine Hundred,
qaartered in wooden building After brief but deter
mined struggle, and when the building on fire, Lieu
tenant Smith and Of Company surrender
ed and paroled On side the loss one killed
Lieutenant Stiles and two wounded, ,namey-Lieutenant
Smith and Corporal Berry The rebels lost killed and
thirteen wounded or they took everything valu
able the they paroled and thoroughly stripped
tho body Lieutenant Stiles who was according to ths
testimony Of Colonel James SWAIN the bravest
that ever served his country He bad been ten
years in the regular service.
The New York herald., 1862-12-16

REVOLUTION IN JAPAN.--Accounts received
by way of San Francisco TO the 25th Of October
make mention Of a revolution having been ef-
fected there favorable to foreigners and restric.
tive of the power of the Tycoon. We are left
IN the dark as to the immediate causes and OBJ
jects Of this movement but 1t is to be Inferred
that another cowardly attack made on party
Of English people by the retainers Of one of the
high princes Of the empire, in which one gen.
,leman was literally cut to pieces and two
others severely wounded, has had something to
do with It. There was large number of Eng
The New York herald., 1862-12-16
Another Aero unt /.

tn. WASHINGTON, Dad -, 1861.
Company L, OF tho Scott Nine Hundred cavalry, Uea'
tenant Smith commanding, which was stotioned as .
picket guard at Poolesvle attacked last night
by two hundred and sxtynve rebel cavalry under Major
White.
or the Scott Nine Hundred man, Sergeant Stiles,
was killed, and one Corporal Berry. wounded The rebels
lost two killed and thirteen wounded
At last the rebels succeeded in setting re to the build
Ing in which tho Scott Nine Hundred had their quarters
and Lieutenant Smith with seventeen men, surrendered
The remaining eighteen mon escaped Considering the
disparity Of numbers the resistance made by the Scott
Nine Hundred was vigorous il unsuccessful.
The New York herald., 1862-12-16
THE SITUATION.

With the exception of some heavy firing be-
fighting on the Rappahannock yesterday. Every
thing was quiet and the terrible conflict of Satur-
day IS not yet renewed. Our troops were busy
yesterday removing the wounded to the river side,
lest the enemy should shell the city when the
battle is renewed. The rebels, meantime, are
actively engaged strengthening their defences.
At one time yesterday they made feint to attack
General Franklin's forces but did not accomplish
it. Beyond this slight demonstration there was no
evidence of design to renew the contest The
weather continued clear and saubrious, and the
army crossed the river they have captured fully
hundred Observation-Disclosures in the city,
eharpshocters on the river bank, and others taken
in front Of the works.
We give to-day fine rap of the scene of ope
ratons around Fredericksburg; but, for reasons
which will be Immediately comprehe AIDED by our
readers, we omit the location Of the Union bat
teres. An additional list Of casualties will be
found in columns to-day, showing heavy loss,
especially among our officers, in the fight Of
Saturday.
On Sunday night, about eight o'clock, q body
Of rebel cavalry under Major White, about three
hundred and twenty ty-fye strong, made dash into
Poolesvil.e, Md, and attacked o small body of
Union troops, numbering about thirty-6ve men Of
Scots cavalry, who were stationed in a wooden
building. After the house was set on fire, and
the Union troops had made the best resistance
they could, they surrendered and were at once
paroled. The rebels lost two killed and thirteen
wounded in the skirmish. On our side the loss
was only ono killed and two wounded.
Various rumors were afoat yesterday, circu-
lated by the Philadelphia papers, regarding the
movements Of General Banks expedition; some Of
them to the effect thathc had landed at winton,
N. c.; had taken command OF the army Of the
Blackwater; had formed q junction with the troops
at Suffolk. and was advancing upon Weldon and
Petersburg.
The probability Of these statements may be
judged from the fact that the brig Pedro Sanchez
Dolz, from Cuba, which arrived here YESTERDAY
reports having spoken the Che Kang, one OF
General Banks vessels, bound southwark, on tie
5th inst, about twenty-five miles southeast Of
Cape Hatteras; and on the next day, the 9Th, she
passed five more large steamers, going in the
same direction.
The United States steam guuboat Bienyille also
arrived here yesterday from Port Royal, s. c.,
bringing in toe the gunboat y. B. Hale in dis.
ablcd condition. The officers Of the Hale report
having passed four steamers and brig, all heavily
laden with troops bound iuto Port Royal, on The
morning Of the 10th inst, when she was leaving
Shat harbor. The landing Of General Banks troop,
~ winton, N. c., on Friday or Saturday is thus
out OF the question. II is known that the trans
port Thames, with -four hundred men Of the On,
Hundred and Fourtee nth New York regiment, was
disabled and put into Port Royal where she wa,
ssndemned az unseaworths by General Brannan.
Or forces uesr Suffolk are not idle. Almost
The New York herald., 1862-12-16
INTERESTING FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
Plymouth, N. g., Destroyed BY Firc-A
Skirmish Near suffolk.
NgwnrRS, N. e., Dec. 10, 1862.

NkWHhHNt AZ q DeC. 10, IbUI.
The United States steam transport d. Collins Capt
Nickson, leaves hero this morning for Now York
Capt. James C. Saght Chief Quartormaster Of this do
partment whose cconlmica has saved the
government millions o dollars be promoted 70 the
rank Of Lieutenant Colonel and IL 70 bc transferred 10
New Orleans Major Genera Foster, however, claims his
services here a military lecsssity.
The free labor movement, which mas been extensively
and quietly organized in Eastern North Carolina IL undof
stood 10 be preparatory 70 the reorganization the gov
ernmcnt OF the State on q loyal basis. SO that North
Carolina may accept President Lincoa's policy Of com
pensatcd emancipation.
There Inuch animation military matters in this
department, aud important results may bo look ID or
The New York herald., 1862-12-16
INTERESTING FROM NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, Dec. Is, l863
According 70 the Rebel Banner JEFF Davis has arrived
at Murfreesboro, aud is the guest of Mr.. Manney.
The rebels have reoccupied Franklin.
Tho enemy seem to be moving up Forrest is not q
Charlotte. but hcre heavy force At NolensvilS and
The New York herald., 1862-12-16

CosoRr AZ HARxm.-Ihe Sabbath school and choir Of
the Harlem First Baptist church. BY request will repeat
their concert tuesday evening" December TO- at Tho
church, In Firth avenue, 127th street, tho ontire
proceeds 10 DO appropriated fsr hs relief Of ear SICK sad
sctAisra
The New York herald., 1862-12-16

lish, French and Dutch men-of-war in the port
Of Yokohama at the time. and, thoughno action
was Immediately taken by them in the matter,
it is not improbable that, subsequent to the de-
parture of the vessel that brings the announce
ment, such demands for redress were unitedly
made by them as afforded to the party favora-
BILE to the foreign interest an opportunity OF
insisting upon relaxation Of the restrictions
imposed upon trade. The news will be receiv-
ed with satisfaction by all who have an interest,
present or prospective in opening up the re-
sources Of this exclusive empire
The New York herald., 1862-12-16
PHrLApgf.pHrA, Dsc. 15. ls62.

PHnApgfpHIA, Dec 15. 1862.
The Fortress Monroe letter the I4th instant says
that Plymouth N O. had been destroyed BY arc 'bu by
what division or the Union army was not known
The New York herald., 1862-12-16

u
New York A large number were also coming
down from Troy. . st,
In the Court of General Sessions yesterday
Judge Hoffman delivered charge to the Grand
Jury ON the subject of arbitrary arrests Of cltl-
zens. In concluding he said it may not be possi-
BILE to prevent entirely the unlawful seizure ana
removal Of citizens Of our State but it ia possible
TO convict and punish those who in this respect
shall be found guilty Of a violation Of our laws.
The report comes from Memphis that the Union
gunbcats have again commenced the lombard
ment of vicksburg
The New York Tenth regiment (mitia) WIZ
leave Albany this morning for this city ana m
bark for the Banks expedition.
J. Wesley Greene JEFF. Davis peace envoy, mas
been arrested in Chicago for obtaining goods un-
der false pretences
The stock market was dull and lower yesterday-tne
feature being general UNIV ingness TO do business
Money was worth per cent Gold closed at lSl lS2,
and exchange at l45s. The bank statement shows an
Of 81 o59 and 81 sss in deposits
and a decrease OF $s54,ll in specie.
Cotton neglected yesterday; prices were nominal
Flour, wheat and were very duh and heavy Pork
and lard plenty, heavy and declining, while beef
less active. moderate business was reported In
sugars whisksy hops and taow but most other articles
were extremely quiet. There were heavier freight en-
gagements effected but at lower rates.
The New York herald., 1862-12-16

ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING
: NIBLo's GARDEN. Broadway.-EprrH. OR rnx EARI's
WALLACK'S THEATRE. Broadway-LovK roR LOVE-
WINTER GARDEN Broadwav-wrLLIE RrLEr-CUs.
TONS Or raE coUNTRY-PATs BLuspERs.
LAURA KEENE's THEATRE Broadway -BLospxrrx
NEW BowERY THEATRE, Bowery.-cornr Fool
SsYrocKErs-iiA ARIFouiS JACK SHEPPARD.
BowEKy THEATRE, Bowery.-RokIs Hoop-cAxu
-laGHT HOUSE tiFSD.
GERMAN OPERA HOUSE. Broadway.-coscrar OF THE
AeioS SosiEIy.
THEATRE FRANCAIs. Niblo's Saloon, Broadway-LRs
tfs,Fs Sri PLEuRxNr-L oNDE KT l. OxBRE-UN HoanE
NJ SUa
BAkNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM Neutrality-suspicious.
Drama, COLLEEN BowS at and ~ o'clock p. NJ.
BRYAN1s MINsTRELS Mechanics Hall x72 Broad
May-E1HioprAs Songs. BURLEsaUEs. DANCgs kc.-HIcH
WOODS MINSTREL HALL. 5l4 Broad way - ErarorrAs
SONGS bAscKs &c-SiRD HUNTERS e~
PALACE or MUSIC. Fourteenth street-cAxrsrLL's
hisSrh'Ls-soSes, DANCES AND BuRLEsauEs.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Irving piace.-MAsoS Josrs
LncrurF. 2 f7'
BROADWAY MESAGERIE, Broadway.-LIvISo Wild
ANIMALS
AMERICAN MUSIC HALL No. ~ Broadway-BAr.
Lsr' PANroaisEs, BuRLxsarEs, &c.
PARIsIAN CABINET OF WONDERS sss Broadway :
open daily from 10 A. N. till lU r..
HooLEY,s OPERA HOUSE, Brookiyn.-ErHoprAs
soNGs. DAacss. BURIEsoUEs &C
New York. Tuesday. December 16, ls62.
The New York herald., 1862-12-16

Arrivals and Departures.
ARRIVALS.
puxSos Ayaxs-Bark Oceans ravorI,e-w Richardsoa
urw Jersey; Angel. sf Massachusetts,.
The New York herald., 1862-12-16

every day General Dix sends out reconno'terins
party to the Blackwater On Thursday ias' oene'
raj Ferry made an advance towards Zuni ana en-
gagged rebel force After some severe rgh'ing
he captured captain and several prvates. The
sudden swelling of the river prevented bus plans
from being fully carried out M
The New York herald., 1862-12-16
SHIP NEWS.
BELOW.

Ship Napoleon.
Bsrscntinc Fieetwinsali by pilot boat Mary Csharns
No6
ARRIVED.
Bark Oceans Favorie, A. s. Ttbbe, from Buenos AIRES
Oos for Dsston.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-02-06

The Columbia Guardian ssfs iha,
the cowmcn cotton seed properly
parci'e,l makes as good coffee Us the
ordiw ~ Rio. while tho sccl of tic
sea island cotton is equal to the best
Mocha The s;unr.lian says ,ha, il
gets iis Information from those VII"
have tried II.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-02-06

rA-. The New York Tribune says
that since the war commenced the
rnion has been robbed of one hun
dred million dollars by corruption in
the public service. We cprcsmc iha,
old t;rcclcy has no, received share
Of the spoll4, therefore lie expose.
the swin'iicrs. E
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-02-06
TuB sourpsrux mOvvvp.y.
The Fehrnnfy nnmher of lhc Sand

The Fubrnnty nnmher u The Souih.
crn Monthly IA upon our table. n
presents great variety Of excellent
reading matter, and will be found u
valuable addition TO the fresidc. Of
I'll who desire choice literature.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-02-06
A suw rNTGmpuvsv

We leafncd that gentleman has
made MI arrangements and viii shofl.
" star, q inhncry, on IN extensive
scale, IN IIaicssiIle, Miss. also. that
he will manufacture shoes. harness,
eic.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-02-06

W. return thanks to cur yonne
friend. Willie G. Clarke, for ,lc pre-.
cni Of se~ethins sood--a gift, b,
the way. ,l'a, nc very highly app~.
sisse thsse hard times. A friend Of
osrs says he will always call IN 20
see Us when We are the rccipics,s Of
such fa,ors, and says he takes great
pleasure in driskins oar health W
sueA secssicps 4s
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-02-06


vQU ssvss sosss. seusMHSr.
mis regiment tosk > conspicuous
part isskc late asht .. Fishing Creek.
and hot many yalsed and brave men
woih Sighting ssainss overwhelming
'.ssbsss. 1'hey sssly sassais-a the
esvlss,le wrssasMn II Missi.ipri's
gallant soldiers, and have aided new
lsurcIs 10 the wreath nov ebeirclins
shc brow u cor essss's tried and
.rsssy sens. We would willisely pay
q svilsse N the sscmcsy Of the honor.
aAesd who fell upon that Cell, bu,
se leave il fw the able pen Of the
historian to recount their daring deeds
an, fea's Of vslor. Many Of our per-
soasl fvicnds were killed upon that
blo,dy battle ground, and while We
|ragrcs that the messenger Death 30
seos e.lIcd ,hem away. VIC arr harry
to kscw tkas they fell while frbsisg
in the essss 6e.thcir couM,ry. We
append list q Aillcd, wounicd aud
missing In the Greouls Riaesennd
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-02-06

haa Warranted 70 ieep N any
climate Ne searet N easeees zee
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IN Now ycrk city. recently, aud saiI
they should hang together. We asre,
with him, and hore sII Of III, strip
may be caught and hung.