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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-11

For SALE-One copper stll, holding thTes
hundred gallons. Apply 20 Desnng & Wsthsrali Ding
gists fs5 Main street.
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THANKs.-We thank the captain OF the Brace
let for Little Rock papers and our generous friend d.
Tomeny Of the Ohio railroad. for Sind fav1rs
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~ = Recruits Wanted !

DIATELY - AZ IL -rgDks OF Company 4
rnTDy Grsys) 4th e gtinsnt TsLHessse roiaBi GERS
= mbeE required By Law
WscrnitinR afi0sr Jane = BesSleF ea1 be iodne
hi; 1sinsss hours 81 No rs siein street old stand
iHs 0 4 BsAslsy. who VII Ptocna trsus portstion
IORaH reerats
-hia Nav & ls62-Iny5 St
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SHOOTING. William Wick was fined eleven
dollars by the Recorder yesterday Tor shooting with
in the limits OF the corporation
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" The Rev j N. Waddel, D. ID will preach
il the Second Presbyterian church Of Main and
Bssl streets Sunday morning next At IL O'clock A. D.
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FOR SALE

CUT eighisen sores of beAot.fai WOODLAND
hfse aud hslf mites from Msnphis oe she p
Roost Plankr0sd Confsdsrats @oney WI be
for EEylnent " p. pEADRlCK
rsr 70 J. B. speed. OF speed, Denoho 3 StrsDge
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The piahr az CumberIapd a,ep.


OGr information from Cumberland Gap is,
that the Federsls, in large forces, commenced
! an stack about noon on Tuesday. They were
gallantly received by our forces, and three times
repulsed In the last attack we learn they
charged up to the bresstwoTks of the foTtifca-
| tions. The eBemy's loss was 1870 killed and
sbopt 400 wounded Our loss was IL killed,
and about so wounded. The last repulss was
an effectuai one, and sent the Federals, to use
one of their own phrases "skedading." They
had not at our last account, renewed the attack.
Gen Stevenson, who has command of the
forces at the Gap, has proved himself the man
| for the place; and, we learn, possesses the en-
| tire confidence of our troops. The Notifications
have been approved by all experienced military
men who have examined them and ss the enc
my's gunboats are not likely to ascend the Cum
berlsnd mountains, we may hope tbst this vic
tory-by no means an unimp0rtant one-is not
the last that viii be achieved by the heroic band
who have So long and CALAMITY defended that
post, barring the door of East Tennessee and
Southwestern Virginia against the hosts Of Lin
coin invaders KROxUilts Register, ID.
JOHN MrNo. BoTTs-The Richmond Er-
aminsT of the ID inst. says:
We mentioned some days sgo that Dir John
Minor Bolts, who had been confined for two
months on charge OF high treason, had been
released on his parole, but stated at the time
that we were unacquaintsd with the conditions
attached to his parole; we, however, presumed,
and so stated. that they were these recommended
By the court of inquiry. We have since ascer-
tanned the exact conditions of his release. he
was to return to his family, and make his busi-
ness arrangements to take up his abode at some
place 4" in the interior" to be indicated by the
Confederate government, holding no communi-
cation with others than his own family, except
on strictly business matters. When his arrange
ments shall have been completed he is to report
himself to the Secretary of War for orders.
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MORTUARY.-We are indebted to

MORTUARY.-We are indebted to the health
officer for the following moruary report for the week
ending at u ~, May TO- 1862: Arophy l. consumption
g. oongestvs chill I, congestion Of the brain convul
sions J. congestion I, chronic disrrhea l. dFopsy J.
drowned l, gun shot l. hydrOtbOrsx l. Inflammation Of
the brain l. pneumons J. suicide J. typhoid fever J. tea-
nus l. whoopiug cough l. Total ls. Rsespftulstiou-
Aenlts l2 children males IA, females s. citizens Il,
strsngsrs s. whites Is, blacks 1. Total Il.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
I -SERURBAN COTTAGES

rrgvs To- ssle ihrss Ns8W GOTTA -
rs IN NortL Memphis cfssP f-r Coz 'ss5555
Al. .nonsy. III
ftIe WALLACE hyde s co, -E2ssA
Rsal Estate AEsnts.
- second street = dsore sou Ii OF Madison.
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II e AL ESTATE
AT AUCTION!

E4TILL be sold THIS DAY, 18Th instant Al spetjo,
" o5 the corner OF Main and Madison s.7sois - II
Q r.rrE a n two snlannid
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TRusT sALE OF LAND!


ny virtne Of deed Of trust executed % The Under
} signed on the 2eth Of October, 1855. ~ Samuel
5nd for the purpose therein expressed we viii obef
Scr sale, on the premises, Oh
Friday, Both May Next,
f9r essh the following described LAND the county
Of Shelby, Stats Of Tenasssee, on the memphis and
Ohio Rairoed and twenty miles from the city Of Mem
ptis being part of the Richard Smith survey Of 256O
scres its boundary cOmmsncEg az STAKE at the south
west corner q the tract owned BY Capt Scott Bsyne
fhsuce fouh rs chains and 50 links stake 60 links
Eo5th Of a black oak marked B the south boundary
line Of the said 2560 Tsst thence sast 63 chains
and 80 luEs 20 stsks thence Eofth one aegrse snd
6fty ave ssconds s7est Ia chains and ~ inks red
oak Marked ~ s. thence vast ~ chsius snd GO links
me beginning c8ntairing liz more less IL be
fng the lTaet Of land Which be ssid Bepd
Eided for maDg ysars together with s of ts improve
zcsuts, eie.
The sale WI be positive, the equity Of redemption
waived and possession dsliver4d Il j fue tract q
lsud with good Improvements Of al klnds
3. GRAHAM
Jas. Al PROVINE
ap26-i avv1ds Trustees. Etc
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SPLENDID REAL ESTATE AT AUCTTOE.-We
direct attention advertisement Of Msss Passnors
Lde Marshal real estate agents and suconssrs Of
auction of splendid suburban lands within two miles and
hreoquRrtsrs Of Court Square, take place Oh the
nsr of Madison and Main streets at II o'clock NJ on
Tuesday Those in search Of bargains will surely sttsnd
There will be offered also auction at the time
and pises large quantity of rstrats Arkansas lands
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Affection WORsHAM GUARDS. I'd C0H
FEDERATE REsufEsT or TESsEssEE VoLUSTEERsl-
All nsmbers Of the sbogs ccHpauy hereby ordered
&c rsport iausia q camp ct eOrntb. OF slss return
surgeons segasts hsg vii - sFrssted aHd trsstsd
as dsssusrs. BY erdsr q cspt D. F Jzesssu, CON
azndins company (. TrsHspsrs.ioa vii Be fuFss5s54
BY Epplyins Lieut. Gee l. penn al the Js'
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HE4DaUARTERz or Fsz porter -PARrIs4sa {
sCfERv-TT "a Nav G Tssg (

GElETi FsiEN it Is impossible foT ue 20 a.
sssr al The lsisrs sive ss lJulpauy partisy
oEss yea 0a Nsaassdsy. There are yei toa Ofiesfs
be elected rhe sanizaiic VII Be oompstsd ca ues-
day ths iasb iasf "a b. oei5ek ~ AFsr Friisy r.
1It mt no zppliss ioB -sa b. rseeiged szcsps Tor
t-tsss s.iiu soHe ogEuiz ss e1upzay D. not depend
upon y1s Eazis o. even i=i-Tsyh But get or our
horse and 1zs ne n s-1asrsiIe ~ rus~isy If upon
arriving At s0usrv- vru % nus Iles she Hzsriei u
$50 t,- e
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WANTED.

ing az Re i1 $500 IT coTssr of Monroe n5
sloarssts " hsrs cssh viii be paid forit On delivery
- ROBERT GRINDROD,
Inc o. Ishnrstore. Nastern Division.
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SPLENDID CITY PROPERTY
For confederate Honey!

CsE THURSDAY. gsy I5th 1902 we viii sell TO the
- gnest bidder. thlr splendid properly known Bs ,
b. suG. n tenement Of the
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IRVING BLOCK.

Facing Court 81 rare or the East The sale viii tlll
place Thur.day The I5th lusts at II O'Clock "
PASSMORE, LIDE & MARSHALL
mvls-St- Resi Eststs Aeeuts and Aucfiarse-r
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-20
A PARAdRAPH in ne .National Iateliioen-

- 80 @NNAteta~A e1A-
Ger Indicates that Porter mortar feet has
gone towards New Orleans. FoOte and
HaIlerk are at the same tune moving down
the Mississippi towards the city. New
Madrid, Island No. 10 and Columbus hav-
ing fallen, there are no other serious OBJ
EstaeleS in theirsvNy.i It is thought, besides
the works near Randolph. There may be
some batteries near Memphis. But 1T is
believed that it will not require many days
for the Heet of gunboats aud mortar boats
to descend to New Orleans. Itwould seem
therefore that there is to be race between
them aud Porter's feet for the possession
of the city. Or rather, as both will be OPP
Grating at the same time, they will so dis
traetand so divide the attention ofthersbels
10 Louisiana and Mississippi, that they can
hardly fail to susceed in capturing New
Orleans. We nope to hear of it before the
eud of the month.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-20

A Mrs. BUTLER, residing aeAr Ball Ran.
told one of the reporters soas sasekizE
stories about the rebels. She SD thas
nineteen Of our MA EeEe bcrse-1 near ke-
houSe. Bat IN q fen weeks sEe-r e,.r5s.
had been dog OP- TIE Sesb bsisei g Asrk-
ed froW the boQeE, E1d :aue EE;.ez SfzrTkz-
led as memeasDax q BBEzasg1 csu.s1ezs A.
oarbarism- Tbe Es<nzh saE.a5srea ~
thEs 1O0strO1E E-Dasss VEE b ausr-saasss la.ls
much SisknesB ensDsE 1zussuE - $500
Among TIE scUE 5Eta seazu6 q "a. t.tTI.
joints 81 humE1 EEzAaEA asnf S7,-u,iI5
Sknilk- scrIPsa IuE 7sbEsasE- hlEs s..s.7
foua4-A
Vsy EEsy "a M Euzar VA y.silEiz1.E.
fas At @sls u u. -s7nrzs at IL
rasI's ErE-z snuprt ~ a=e Z II va r.-r
hard EsrSsEat sIT IA H=u- Esu.as rssr5.s
arr E-uaE EuIrIiAruiizs.- EE,s z.a,.Ea n.
aut csI7H4-
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RAu-sWua0nsC.GI1sI-r-r-4.,.,,
-. = e. - -.


'z'r= INA ti-s assisszsllEszr Ees,ru.L.
E-ssl1fssHIIGB m TtiI8 ziEs iaa -.s..s.z4st N
eAls &iuIIist=IZas HIssEn,zf Flsir-,l liz. 5-,,u, !,
as,s:EL1 N a1nntinl- an Interesting zsi.s sun
"tiiiisi ~ iiHzHs dssI 4.l1itlsF 5ss=uIr-,.,e =
miiizt 11lt iilmEsntE s-s;Szl,s= -
'AiG AssII aELfnE- =s1a-ls-6 rsui5ss- .r-. In
lsl1-f 1sz frEzi'Es a zi l1essals y .Dl,- ~.
Efs 1lIzEllffs-. I.uaz Gss f=r -=nEsul ~ -
.''-''',ss slE 9I7esfr sr1s. $40 ussez ela -
l.I7asI aslgEialst Elst RS-mes-.fi,s aI'.rD,,.
RI1I'ss M dlIiiE Eiie iHiIiMlrss Efre S-fSfi,-
1''7Ir ai die grDuu iitHrsiitsr IN. a.ssu,E =,
diAsIE;li'lt ~ EiIB kIuc1itI znrssIlusnr. -
dez1 z sImsF.iu1 indsiIrlus slH haE- IN
VIEW q aIsii = triumph, nos % do "a. I
Am car1aiE; aaWazs1s uIinr Il Mi o-,,,,,.
saa1- Al Ear1ps viii be auissli. upoa ne
s arE uas authorised q use u,Ln,a., but
ne Ete1 - iFserFY 20 say thas de a5oTe
saaes tRORa hfgh anEbsPify. aatf 60, -
IS likely 10 Be posted IN P1bGie uaEters e
anE other uan IN The Brush re.aIu.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-20

A Washington despatch says that the
preparations which have been made in
HAmtOn Roads for the rebel steamer Ner-
rimae, are new SO complete that no fear is
felt here as to the result OF another eon,es,
should she leave Norfolk harbor. The
NOaitOr alone, it is believed, would be able
to sink her, hat e,en If that Iittle vessel
should fail, other measures have been IA
keH which ii is believed vii insure US a
victory. II is ruuored that the Nernmae
will be rnu down By dee, steamers in case
shot should have Ne effect uPOu her
Being slow sAiler she would be unahI.
to attack any Of The wooden steamers in
HAutO1 Roads, and would be almost GER
tain TO eareen and go down # run rpoa by
the NanitOF or either of our flees var s;ea-
mers
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-20

LHE movements in Washington and vi
ctni'y indicate that the campaign has open.
Cd in earnest, Along the whole Iius Of III,
Potomac the greatest ACTIVITY prevails, and
the federal soldiers are eager for the con.
test The batteries on the lower POto-
mac, arc being rapidly cleared out and
the struggling bands of rebels arc dspar,.
'aE to join the main body OF their retiring
ARMY Where the aext stand will 10 made
'sl' yet Impossible TO say hut a very few
we weeks WIN .ell .ho story. aad decide ,hs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-20

MS. William A, james Of Harrison sOanty,
! basS>CSeeivUd the aPPOintnehI OF Route
Agent Of Uai.ed States Nails on the Sec
tea Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
between Cumberland aud WheS'iRN IN
place Of g, " RiEeF, rgsigutd. M Jdaes
Is clever gentleman, d1d sVill rake a
active aaa s6Sieat oaleer.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-20

WESoRtL PR'ttlra, The renowned AAo.
l'eiontst, In recent lecture a1,Wsmb,
instoa, said that slAvsty waat,hs erie,
plant which The country dldN9 t1ov
NAAste do with, For Als pNft, 81 lkessht
II WOala bal much easier to dlSposo 81 SSs
Seosooo, slaSsASldtts than ths A,uO0, o6e
slaves, aud cheaper 10 ,telOSRs'' 'lAS
former thaR The laItSEl
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-20
Great ReduCtIOn in PrintS.
The Ohio University.

THIS renowned Institution Of Learning Is located
i ~ Athens, o.. on the railroad leading from Gin
enuati to Marietta, aud Is easy Of Ae eas from all
pOintl- is-l
II Is the oldest College In the West, and has al.
Ways eniOyei good degree Of prosperity; but never
has It been prosperous than II Il wholly
free from debt, and considering the heavy drafts
upon our young men for the army, the number Of
shoe.
1t /. under good government and most excellent
Dr: s. Howard, the president, Is ripe scholar and
an able, faithful, AboTiOus man. and takes deep in
tSrest In The welfare 81 young men sent students
to this University.
Scholarships, twenty dollars can he obtained, en-
titlnS the holder TO three years Instruction In the
UufVeFsty, costing only SIX dollars and sXtysix nd
tUo-third cent? per year. Good boarding is very
reasonable, and young men eau board themselves
for seventy i've or eighty cents per week.
I can most eheGTfnlly recommend the Ohio UuiVer-
Sity TO the young men Of West Virginia, and hope
that many Of them will avail themEelVes Of the aids
and helps It AnOrds In securing easical edueAtiOn
The Spring Term will open March nth. s
H0r further Information, write to Dr, s. Howard,
Who will most eheeEfuliy send Catalogue Of the
UuiVersity. r. A.ARTHUR.
Athsns o., March Il. 1861 mh9O-N
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-20

The people of West Virginia asked their
Convention for bread and got, not stone
exactly, but nav loaf The skilfal ba-
kersUsUt to great expense aad took a world
Of pains TO select the best materials
They made the Dough OF good consistency,
and sPeat nearly three nOuths in kaeadinS
it; shaped it and moulded IL With eoasam.
mate skir; aud then. strange 70 SAY, in,
stead of baking it, set it ont perfectly raw
and declared It breadt TAey kept il away
from the Gre as carefully as il that Eould
have turned it into poison, when are was
all that vas wanting to complete the job.
In this hey amulAted the wisdom Of The
careful parent WaO Waraei his male
progeny not To 50 near the water tin he
learned to swim.
With the people Ito carry Oalths 6sure,)
itisHObsOn's choice. rSW loaf or nOas; and
We suppose rather than fAnish they viii
swallow it aud let digestion look OUT for
itself Bat Congress is well fed, and Es
cannot expect thea to do any thing OF The
sort -.
The SnnrnRF nov L. that ibN i3OnCb ,-;ll
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-20

to Gen. Rosecrans, aud his brave troops,
and to him the nation, AMI more especially
Western Virginia owes debt OF lasting
gratitude Rsspe''fFF ayT y0 SE1,..
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God guard our nag, and keep each star
Eaeh stripe - bright - nov they wave,
SIM mAkOit led our ranks In var,
still 1oat above each patriots GTAVe,
Death to the traitor that would dare
Eotrail % thFOaEh the dust OF shame
Au honest hOaFtS ifs BOt Will nhAFp
Aud tOlloV it 70 Death or RAmS-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-20

on The aiteo.th day. 90 ApTIl next, betTeen nine
and ten O'clock A. NJ We will Oder At public sale,
g ths Collt House i the city Of WhealinE "a tiis
property known as the "WAsHrNdF0S RoLiISe Min ,
with tts APPuFtenARceS, Including coal priTilev.
railroad aud sundry town Lots
z me NH = tor nfaefuri1g Railroad Iron; ana
"a eapae1ty tor turning out undred aud ttfeu
ty-hIs tons Per week Probably an expenditure Of
PtSte ruunlnE order 1t is located one nile md n
hali below Wheeling, Immediately on the go ~
Of the Ohio river 49,, - D'A4'A Wa
tEHHs-One-hafe cash, aud the balance IN On. and
NO ye4rS, equal inStallmPnts, with interest and
~ ~ s, l4ity;,ee, pRAKELET 4 RENToN.
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THE London Tsnes, in profound article
on our military operations in the west,
says that Fort Henry is on tue river coR-
.,aaiiar! The Paris !NORtsur, the Empe-
rOr's Official paper, speaking of General
BurEstde's occupation of Roanoke, says.
THE federal army landed and proceeded
towards Elizabeth City, which it found
evacuated and burned by the southern
troops. From there detGekslsRt adrdaeed
as far as the Tennessee rirer, aud thus occu-
pies the principal road between Memphis
and Columbus. This movement establish
Cs the troops of Gen Burnside in the real
Of the great army OF the Potomac
Burnside had better send with all haste
after thar detachment which went from
Elizabeth City to Tennessee, aud so gel il
the rear Of the Potomac army. II they
should stray away to the river Cous,an,
tine, the consequences might be ealamitOus
Compulsory EnIIstments In Rich.
mOnd.
The following paragraph from the Rich
mOnd DiPdttA, shows the system Of terror
applied by the rebels to obtain soldiers :
A WARNIxG TO DELISQrExrs-The 63l
persons who failed to report tksussslrss II
Colonel Evans regiment for enrolment
need not console themselves with the sup.
position that their names are not known
Their names are knora, enrolled and re-
ported to the proper officer. 70 be dealt
with as the law directs in regard to those
who fail to TepOFf tAsEsssircs for enrolment
There are Others in the district whose
names have hot yet been aSeertained, anG
the enrolling officers are taking the prope,
steps TO End them ont, and they, too, viii
be enrolled and reported for draff among
the irst leTies.
The number who enrolled themselves il
Col. Evans regiment was l,4Tl.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-20

a letter nom Port Royal says-,sTho
other day some rebels were taken on The
savannah River while duck shooting,
among WHOM was n captalhaia the rebSl
array Three OF our chaps sSshNuRca
slothea With Ihs, ptl1sasfs, and by mean,
Of this dIsgaiss penetrated inIa ths hsA,,
Of tayAnaah9 AdFetaFAea aaCe, hi, An,
ether elFUe,AslaNeps have so0NTIRpea tSSp.
SHERMAN that hs has men In bls eaS,Sn M
capable pperioFmlaR any mAaaSF Of d1lS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-20

The danger uOu is, that lhe dough viii
sopr before We get the Ovea hot asaia ) aal
it It does, sorry pOne We will hAVO Of ii.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-20

- N \ eadOtleally pbSeFsOa lhAt he
R \ J. aIhia tollAlgy Tot piaNdNplSF,
R iIsi a..s.ystStaRsAb. y Az AIllt d, BllIIk6s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-20
AMERICAN WATCHES
FOR AMERICANS!
No more English OF French rubbish,
mads to sen, butpOt to keep time.

why ouOulu Al AuleElCAuauhS
when he eau get better aud cheaper one at homer
Why should au American nsedle.sly enrich foreign
Watch manufacturers at. the expense Of our own
artisans, 4 - IL M
s.VVllyu should an American send gold TO England
and France, our covert butt bitter epsples, when
gold Is 20 much needed at hOmet
why,shOuid an American buy aluiimpOtted Watch,
Ehlcb, Ia aiao eass. out d ten, vim cost more to
keep In order for ysar, than It's original price
aud which was never intended to keep time under
any cIreumstauessf
why should Americans not pAtronizs more gener-
ally American manufactures, aud thus Smanclpate
tlsn.olyss from the tlraldon Of E6gltsh capital,
French 6ahIOnS, and Continental geW-gaWsi
The American Watch cOmpasy's Watches are par
tieulatiy adapted for soldiers USE being most sub
stautally made, and mot liable to get out Of order,
either In marching. riding, or lighting.
sold Jevslsfs in the loyal States
Wholesale orders should be addressed to
Ha ORoBBiNs = ARPLEFO4, D
80 ~ Agents Of the American Watch Company
lT-t =, =,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-20

|
found tie EOrks Ablo3U1s.s. zi,s r-.Ii,.l,F
leaving eTeEyihins bekzsE dian
again. qnotiRE lhe E-Eat-7t an wards
says: ''ISs bault q RSai EslulSu7T m ~.
great ene. lfiuas .isgpil ecr7rs r-li;, ,r7,,,,r
tAres AuAdTrS cd Iisfsy ruisisS. - z I77,rrl.,
TEStsasRf q or troeBs Ieis i eEs7rlI,,-aIr
true. The rehels RdniIhel haSSrz l-,,-I.r
nearly their whole force piEted az1zl,yr N
NeAlrA tAt neriter slgs 70 AsEe kesa 49, -,
tAoasaHd RsR. The SghI raEei Serr.lr Sc
two hours, aud vas the most ssv.r- ~ -
since the breaking cat Of the vrar. - =
that tine. Its success was abt SiDe - ~.
ln1tcioRs dispositions of Lander. hat -
Gea. RGSeerans alone.
HE winter says again, Tad DID ul,,ek "a
te'eea tAe 9too0 9fler GAs DISASTROUS sFair ~
B',it RGH," Does not the writer MAKE
himself appear ridiculOusS The b,,tIe of
Rich Mountain vas fought on the liIb If
JAY, the Bull Run disaster occurred an
the 2lst Of Jnly, W
OHe more item which Rrossly misr.D.
reseats Ihetrulh, attracts atteaIioa. SpeSE.
ing OfemPloyiag mule trains, he saw. NM
AoseanGn1 ID Ret aPgrors tie sa,SStssSSl, 81.
~ uau7lstEHg 70 attcu1Pt lllVtAi9I onf Of tRs
rtsstar uOEy q GE7ly a0ptRsal, nothing bpf
mailee could provoke such statement.
ever since Gen. Roseerans took command
Of this department be has been earaestlv
trying to get pack traiRs orgaaiasa, as.
PeaiiaE urgeOtly aud OfieO to the Head
quarters Of the army for them, ater the
most StreRnons eaorts. has a. last succeed,
ed and the pack trains hare proved a per.
fect success.
The brave. laneAlea Gen. Lander does
not require false eHlOEieS, 70 be remeu.
6ered By q generous PablieS and I do not
1etfaet enc laurel from his brow hy saw.
lle, that be Vas not the hero Of Rich Mons.
lainl and OeTSr claimed that h0aogs All
he gtoEy Of that0e0eEablel hAnla. belolGs