davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-03
Cleveland, pittabIiFg andWheel
ing Rail Road,
pDTURNTNG TRAINs.


LasFS CISVollaA q 0E1S 4. ~ sd 90 2. ~, q.
lVsat BEilsPI y 6l1l ?. y, sd G3t 4. y. ~.
LpaVo Pit5bpFEh q Eto A. ~, nd llio :. ~
IFTiV0 = BriisSP6lt a t;iS 4, y, ~ 6.9o 2: y
ConnSetionS are made - EellSWsl
II PittSbarEh vith Pspeglyltls ri, q 1AEEia
buyK, Ba!tih 6tt, Walhligihh, Pblla'
I lt:4 driIkfiiNt YofE ~ BiItpi p
! clsVSlAaA VIII CiSTt lAnd 4 IOlba = ~ - RlRs
I dHsky, ToIsdo, DotFUit, Chicago sn1
Nllpofhts u the NoREH Wan, VIII
DOtFoit uioAMSEa II Doitoll, Jaek0ou,
( Chiea0o tlA Ia NoG1i EHIl. VIII
( Cleveland I KFio 4. 3. ~ ETie p1H,
! kiFk, naGAlo and NIASAEa HallG VIII
! GleVtlSna. OSiumblS 1GipelAnsti ~
eEOdiipa. pplAWafO, Columbaa And
4, fIbd,sa VIM tisS 8. :. kcR.R. for CayiAoFA
Rs t'IllS AkEOn. hllIltIIbdrgh ard Wees
IL AlllAss. via /. n. v. GRE FCaatop,
MAaillCn, Wooster, sAlom, Rhbq, ~.
3 ttilHs luubn1, ~ ~. tHNSl ~
klS.oubonvlIlS Vith 2. Q. : Q. LnB ard AFBEIiiG
With co, Q, R,R tSf 1ARogFtlla, NoW.
Z al, Columbus, XSliA, Dayton, lndl.
4 tM iBn1pota, CAiFo, Cineihnati, Louisville,
80 I & InOll, 81. JoSaph and ~ p0lnl1
( VIA and South WOSl.
7 EKeurSioh Tickets % Pittlbufgh And EOtuEp $40.
Z RaFo Always q low and time much quiekSr thaa
anY gthPR rplte. ~ sr.3Eh-nig @9r- Rf' 4
TbT6uEh TiekOtl % ~ points n The Wei, NOEih
Ana Hast can b. procured ~ the once under the
MeLhfO House WheatinG Vs. Of WA IfUighi
AEo1t = BEi!EopoEt st1tlo1. Z, {, I, u y Y /.
~ point heeoa-bls 81 tbs read aBd lls eoARoQ
b he NASt, North, Wet End NOFth!Wost, q o1lel
lndaF M,LRFu IGuSo, o. viii ~. ASpntAt Bridge
PVEt Staslpn., VIM p.TRRs6, AsAi;
ta3p,ai JOHN CHAPMAN. 1SSal.
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-03

S,s ~ n = " .tI,S5t " ,bS,S I'm.
plslnta, RBEN KNIGHF,N.p.
"A. a. MORFLFY, Rso. q Ufie,. n. r., writes, ~
btys ma yoaF FSetIFli ulySelf "a my kmiiy sytf
~ NJ, inVSniSa m md bSliOV6 Il ne beSf mSiI
elSS n h pune CvoF mt ant, With lad oii
Ihoud 6oOaoF pay twenty-five dpllAFs ~ . bottlO
THAI Do without Il, q tak0 any other remedy
T. .laih.rI2 g, S,.,,,,s T,a,.,,.
..sI, ~ !, NJ ~, : IN
i,SS,1t, Una. mi ehSSfiaiiy eeFtiiy youF ~.
~ tSsi FesSsiS - 49, RI IL ciFS n
,Ncorin'S Co,,Cb sTo1n' M nm ehcyt diSSHSSl \
M n ToSf n iSFnity n ne South as.
ptsciitS your I'm, dnd commend your medicine %
on people. HIRAM CONKbINI MD.
= hHTns LRY R.o NfotYTllr. IA :. vFitsi. a Jan.
sea n "a : Is',S n 1SSIa Shieh eo16DGl m
y ~. II ~. ~ Sv mSjle5Si Ttho1t -
II \. SsSIIS t,iS5 ~ & - IN ~ adVie9 n ur
- fSSf ~ TSiISS,i M SoFS6c n
~ 80 .ni i1S-S. ~ no ~ 6Sif ~ bottiS
rSSSS ~ so5pi ISiI YGnf 1oditipoI 10 IN
ehssp;-f n IN n ~ bSst Ne an buy, ana W g.
t.STS ~. u5s,f ana S6,if nSdIelnts, q ~ p6of
mSn's fSIend,W
Abthna or PhthIsiet ana bFohehAtat'
1a'lec si'i WESt MANeHE!tEA Ps4 Ieb, :, lseo. Z
5HIl Your C!lIEy ktsto1al p lpigllo8 nlltte
lOuS cures Ia this section u 20 EengHed Ilslal
ffom alarming q Voc I99 ~ \,
curing tnaa SnS Ga uet ~ 81 81
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-03
t'The PIN g lIightior than the
Sword"
The GOldeR...Ihe Rest 0f9ll Pens
Aol !. W. -,

= nv w
-. Rs.t TDns IN thS ygartd.
49, - 80
ry.rvvpP M ANY o. I'm FOLLOWING
~. 3 n y 4, n, .ll,,es SSarSS, a. ~.
- - vl,i@i 81 S5,aSa q 6al = 5,EsEvhS, \
e.ESs,sS ] Z 60 - 6 an - $3.50 =
ao5n pIrS wrFiiOlfY CASE,
"-p -. :. i. = n. ,,.t,,.,,
ICf = s $500. y MN SoSsy ~ r. ;tSsss;
'hs 'S.et IA I'D q y i ~. l1e''' "a
- ~, -, ~ 80 ~ ,S S,IvU1pLATED RXFEN.
Tllk lAAG tANs ~ 5i5H !, A.
SION CAbk4' NE4lA rAs'SAA
For % osst. lie AIassc Poai lrI5 eNhts Ne Lushg
PSnt ~ a. thO AluSyl RsAay Ro1; ~ tl!o4 ~
EsVaal PSS; ga o. q 81 ~ kIcOlllAF r'a- FGss
5S,SlS rS,6eI 81 SVSTsrs vSSF < SFyesaeSu mn
VII A. OatlAll gree q ~ 81 - -
Lhs nAao d "A, Aafiol' ~ ~
IA ~ u y. 4. -, ~ - G.sISsi
..,IS ~ -V-SI.-, tSiI1S,S - -, iNNi
SSirS n. nSSiS'f IN IN $780,, 1920 I1r 10
.I,,l ~ n m" r',,sii.'I ~ NS n ~ IsFlvtl
SS. ~ ~, AZ - Y, ~ ~ = IN y ": "a n.
dun Mis- q ~ SlSs OnA QOAlllos shSEt Mis- y
~ = = y ~. - :, ~,
NOLp FhNS, NESlAVVRV Asts
For rs eoAtS, . No. ] Pa, u, quAll,y, OC No
Pa, % quality.
oI M =, q : m n. / Pa, u quality.
Fer 81 - Ne . Pa, lAt q1llttyi ~ aNo. Pea
"a SuSiity, q 4 Ma S Pa, 81 Susllty,
FoF l.bN, q No; liza, 1t qualify, q . No, ~
a OI,Siity, o. q No. q Pa, "a Quality, ss.L.l
~ Sl3k . No. bPOu, ISt quality, o. q No. . Pea,
s. quality. ,lHini
fur t42A No, Pen lsl qaAll.y 49,.
THE SAM GOLD PINS, WITH 9tLNRR KNEGN.
~ SION oASASy WITH PRNClLA 1851
.Eortl. g, . No. Pa. 1t quality, u Ne Pen,
aS SS5SIII No.4P, Il. Ou.l,ty. q NO.s P,a,
Al ,.Sli,v. a. a NJ, Pc, "a Quality.
~ ~! =, : N ~, 4 ~, 81 rSsiiis
F5 N n IN III 6nSiiiv. 4. No. Pen,
a. NS5'IlsS y a N. 4 ~. n Su1lltH. =.
TST 81 I NJ. 5 Fen, IL guAlty, q No. . PSu, -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-03
MAYORS OF THE
Great Cities.

AQGSS SANASGtA
nE IL - .,tiii,u.i Nayuli, btsvsy s.,titS ~
w D. nllEgi1ii, ADliEssalia.. "a FhyilstArl
4 6aF SSVI1Ni dts haze hgnb3 AoeansSl u -
IaHansl - u thlt ~ FOIl1Il e m. .. c. ATEn
! 90, = Lowell tAySE'l SAFaPasllla, PllA AgHS
oIFN, - chagTJ FostnTAl,l haV6 bsSa tJlhd y ~
npasiDaI q great sxrsiialrl, Snd verify thS 60
ldshcs Il ths eoanuuiiy'
nos. JANIS 00oE' NV, ! lqruI,AA,.
hoy. Al'l' BARD nav, i NASHUA. !. i,
nos. ( ', HA1i a'gaSi E4iAsopr,r1r, s.n
Ron 'oHs A''0FF' NV, I. oosoorp, !. r.
OS.AH, DuLloeE, .......- /.
no" sAFTl sll''Er Nay. / .Alrs. VAS.
HoS. ,, ", LINCOLN, 8, IT,. .,,o,-,v ~.
AS'' - SaySr tFsOvrDKSOE, r. l
non. AMOS ", PRENTICE -. IL,
AO'''' y AAA Mayor :, Srv LONDON, conn
non oHAs. :. RODl Mr., !, .o,-.,.,.. . /,
avs + : ''A'A' Ssyo, 4 SEW YORK OrEE.
hon, II. ". KNsTEs, :.
A0'' ADAM 'iAs0' H.yor Il 4OroSGo 9. v.
n0S' : = ''sAG Es,r tCsorssA4I, OHIO.
non. !. II. CRAWFORD, ..-....... Il.
49, '' '' NAyr q Lyons, IOWA
Hos' 'Anr' ai Gs9s'! isiora.srss4e.v
HON. JANIS '. NORTH R.,,, 4 AUGUSTA, "
HON. HENRY oo0' H. Z: Z u...orsll. i.
HON. JAMES : Ra5 a,s:ior rprDrnrogos, !. ] !
HON. WILLARD ss ~ !, srv prprosp. MASS
n0'' : DA4i1g HsSu otrAIl RIVER, MASS
HON. ". u, cRANsrox ~. Z. !. !.
HOY. rn1D 'FAHl a.,r i o4l.s4, III
lO'' sous Ai Mayor ofDuDuQuE, IOWA
HON. THOMAS S .9SE 3 sF197 .sooo. nm.
non. ROBERT BLAIR ...
HON. r DsBAUOH,
non. GERARD sErFu. ~, Il. LII. !.
HON. II. D. SCRANTON, n.
i, : MAYOR Of ROcHEsEER, MI
HON. DR WEI q. GROVE.
HON 'A0N's "iASG S:yor Of Pr4zsBuEo, PA
HON, c. II. BUN, ... -,
Mayer Of MILWAUKEE,, WIS
nov. v. W VAUGHN, . ~. l.,
HON = 'AAA' 4syr 4 krnosuA WI
HON S0ns = qAia's Mayer Of CHICAGO, III
=. Z, d. M4yOr0f sELNA At!A
tlON. A. j. NoBEE,
HoS' V. = ~. ioIrDAD ~, 4 COLUMBUS. q
ron rspArrnRo nASulE y. 49,.
Z
DON PF1Fn1 ps a4ADAllo a.,.. .en i
BOs rsrlpHAsrr EODEIogls. v.,. y
DoN ANTONIO EcnEyER4 u. !,
Don N Q. M1L4NaNo, L..
ril Mayer q HALPARAts0 CHILL
bon MARC sBsQurPkDALIA, ie.l
Mayor q RIO JA.AElRo' BRAZIL
Gritty that de r1BdsH. Draggist. havo a,,ur''
Ayers s. s':tallr.sapariIla
a excellent I e &. . q sss' he 'oa'''
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-03
IOHM q. LAKIN.

~ vi l1lspt q tlhaoisF 4 LAkiA,l ~
WYIIL RHCRIVB AND HAV1 OPENED Iol
wv sinrnotll1a a dhul8dAN March G9lh arm
OHA vel iOlsuood aElFtmoatOf JE1sfd
CLOTH, CaBsiFn0res and Ve6ttngSl
As & oolpl taolt u GBNEIlAllli 5B I6R,
MINING 9oo1a
Th0paiFoli q Ne ~ I'm, anA Ne puhlia II Coa
-, ~ u lblt( Red % eau and e4A me NJ
l. ~ II u ~ luItd - q inltl Aoll
~ II Iali HF6liS q 6al6 ai1 pgo1lRt plFellllll
~ 4 Z ne IltfuDAgo boltoGO4 urea TIE eit
iF 4 I'll & eohlintARea % TIE lAIla ltf TIE IN
ollAkllIhmSat. JOHN :. LAllIN, GleIl Aant IelluIs
NJ No. 10 Maln e., Aeallg. Ha.
!:IlnlE l&RATGH mAlkH29s-Ra dl1al'
a HAD, NAlnlpG inFl c1Sp spEAg1 llrgiaSs
~ ~ ll441Il peiEulj lylls yu!l9 Ale ~
eoFUR nTiHOIA Pin Tong, iSintl- CateAte Blk and
1ibboa iiE1l. 6t0ll c6ilII, EG5ll ~ y gFu1 q
I. - ~ & z. '. ~. I.f.acoFE 400
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AYERS

q NSSSSAAe-A tAsS - AA+sSt
- C5ruAR c6AfEpJ
as Hlpsto
cleanse tie blood and Cure the SEX.
ITyALrDs, FATHgss, NOEHElS, PgTsIcIAH1'
PM ASTaHoPISFS, BGGD THBIR kVEScTS,
AkDJupGB o. TH1iR ViHFuEl
~ m esEE -
nEtDAClEF gt0E HlADAGIIE E0GL gK0l ACE
Pf4TIsBlsH, PA, Nay ], ~.
d. J.C,AEm. slFi heVe D'sl ~ 49, -
n ~ v0lIt haa4lsiis 1og 10y a. lsse y -,
9 g. s !yEi.s ~ ~; Ill., q s:. 4 ~ siii
- ~ ~ ~ ~ m ~ ilst + Notti hl94l1.
\ 49, m. 49, F1,aSs,, I'd. FREBLn
CSEk (flls A4ll,tE CiaItgl.
11LIOus DH0RDEBb AID LTVE1 c0NPLAIsfS
DtiiafSII8 % m IyEEatbe4
tVllfIISIgG, .. O., Ytb., lSS4. j
lEnt I hSSe ~ M pIitI 10 ~ SnoEAl ahd ~
blsl pFlCties CISf dhop yOl nA1p thSlt - eAlnqt
,lt1ls g w ~ w ~ = it !, e
dlsi, eS1soaaAitly thsy AZ 20 atniiTao.o I.
~ 800 q thai oEEAh. In4tadi hsFo ~
-, io6 eaSe a b(liSS dilaait - oblttA9tS thsf
Z al 81 F.aally Jiat1 . thel.
1Ta1rIAaiy Le5 ~
pYSENTHRY, BELAN ANp WORMS
PQaiO9Hst uAATE4Ia y. O. = I NY.
/ pl, Ana Yoar Pilll aro M PsIfssigo q ned.
~. Thby have d0na NJ vie uQgp go9dlhAn can
IN you. kho Ma bol6 Iiek ~ PlRing sway r.
hoItbI. WSat % 70 b dnpipIla ~ graf eEPSns1,
tat ~ ~ batter. She theg teQmaneod gloef
S, Whlsh Aooa eured hCf, b sGpOlliHg laREl qlau'
hti1s q worms tioa4l fEpil her bOdI. 1hSy AttsF'
SSs S,Fni 81 "a Gitf tWo ehllEsi Of bloody dyS.
lpiaEy, 010 q eur ~ iibpE1 had y ~, and ~
I'm enPSl Mn With two dpsoA 81 ygIF Pilla, Ihila
lt6srS afOaa1 q paid don I've . tWenty dollan
laStaFa' bllls all ~ m9eh Tina, Tithaut eolng
lFoA SntllSly llol thaa. hGah edle.nS = yoais
EsTS orc, =, GRGRIIN, Fh'iRsafy,
fHDI0HsFI0N AND IMPURlTY 0v TIN BLOOD.
tyos ~. ). r Hlmei, RlItof N Adtsat Cturaa,
D.. AYIRt I have ueod your Pins Win eEtFAordt
kSTY Epest1l n ny thailY An4 aGlong th15o Tan
kiied % Visit ID distFos, 70 TOgllAls The 0Hgln9
n digestion and purify The blOod they aIO he voIy
n rooodmsu1 them 70 ~ friends.
faia YOulS W J.'V. HINES. ~
WAnsEV, W9OntNs o., N. =, Oct. q. 1854
DRiE GtR! ] an Using youF CalhaFlie Pills 70 ~
krsstles, and aRd thtm an oEesllent puIEatiylt0
iiSsnSa de systbm and purity the onntAlng 81 the
blSoi. -. JOIN q, MHAcIlAN, y. D. 2
sRYsIPRIAs, OCRQFuLA, EIN0'A EyILs TIT
9tlflIls ! I'D RAte4llEIA..4
lSo,s E.ryav4ia0 Merchant n a. LaHtt, ~. a, 80
DR, kTHs; Yoaf Pulls AEe ~ paEA9an d III that
q gFCat ID hNdeins. fhty have cured ~ tittle
laughter q uee1n tore ulon heI hal5l Ad -
~ rave proved ilapfAhle- ioI lOall Hsf mOthSE
NJ b66h lSlf fibiotSly "a IN hlpehs1 ~
bimnioI on haf akn and 10 Ut halt ARoF our child
~ cuTUd shO also tFiSd yOur Plll4 And they have
EIFsi III. iiT Asa N0RaBRIbGR
RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA. AND COVE
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Missouri Mining Company.

Gucorpof0teoft CD l41dS .4hp4sIi
oAPITAB STOCK. $500, 600
THIs COMPANY q JOB tIEp IpR THE Pull:
IL poe 81 AdVaHelnH the graf ni1iHB tAtoftsg %
Our etatt. We 40 hOt PIQirsl ~ iba GoVtftat9 ~
t0r6FlsS WobollstO thGt tie stock can y made q
~ laEgl diyidepdS ard q ne SlHa tla ESTe real
God Acobmpl ishsa ard tTOateF pre- i1ae u %.
SnlOplhg IA making snqEn Ne astq1lel mln1!al
sh6RItC II earl liinyG ia ID G6y UttR bd1lnolj.
blSiS 1ilhIat bafiau u Is 7 liDGli Hes 81 itIS
1S ta.se Az NJ l l1yG .I.Si eE
llAlISi6 sud Wining edysltuToitI Who 9eTo e pnF'
ehAlo nd totk payiSt hlnti, " dtatas VITA tlls
" ESssIpsstfitll iolslt tAt attSntlSd " 81 Vho
have Hiindnl lahAt bf ME % Oon1lJ z, lIlillA9t
Of The llpO, describing kln4 q mi4of n theib
ilida bpimbaf 6il5TO, 10 l1oAlt6dl anl t1gs
n en- prieO they an Willing p taks tog lands.
We lhlll WORK only such i1leeo ~ pay tlFlely 9at
bbOlg IoF sqtl1riptol the S.ofk are ~ oPen q
uts Ufeo 81 do Company, Main Sigtot, h5FthNpst
yoofnsr a LOengt, gJSF 9Ghehants, ll9k, entfeles
No. n L6euItetfOOt Al ~ - iltettt lnthls
buSibOiI, and hAVO 1B6geySW a Wel % cal and
5uEleFibs, TloSUIWilhinS StOel, llViRgfOl 4 The
m. IN SosnFSi h 81 O1sosnE a. IL esSt n ne
amount Waat6d 70 lie PFo5dont ~ [Io1thfulp4
IL hsfar. itbtEGOSeGst u1lsg5 3ff
Henry 2. Bacon, Elq5 Mathew Butler, Esqg
IifSa 0iSbp, I5i5 Z g \. IIaFGOod, y a
yo,:B4 I4lES9g M d 3 M;LEPs4, ~
HenIy D. Bacon, L.H. B6Ey.
u. BUFlEk, Tioal AL8KBD CLAP, tftFt
ne Gbbvo pos setdi' ~ Up u thiY dltg ttsb
PHbilhe1 b 18ly one u OlE lhol 10 plpeJqtp1 tsD
diyl n sEtH s5gFtsto 81 ttOok 40 ~ ter
uid6i SOt he pdbite o G8ll Dptoallb e6g lgund.
nOE d the OntSFpFsS, that gyol tive bulAgoa tglss
and dolaFs Of tie StoGk ha3 hlFoldy ~ takot. We
Would tisly Llate that ~ glaFll ~ t feq1b plA
iiVoty; ~ lSTtd 6aly VIZ D1SagQ tlodiVoa.
AM paFS1l hlging gDcI % nara, e1P, b. ~ ppFs
ei,SsS q IdiFIl d th8 ttliI6tEl tiliin Company
make a. lnyO loht lhlt vim pay llEgqly1 ~ hpld
Al eonmunteafl6RS b he PFt1idtlt promptly
lhgUOfllxiFtl ntO fa4o NJ imlllo7lA H11
81 LOuil, No, March 81 1885,,
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POSTERS, PROGRAMMES,
Sc. &C.,, SO

R8-WAhsvs, a 4 hAVysEpsaal.uFs, furpI,hOdOuF
Job Oalso with Al necessary nstSrlAi', Snhraelns
TYRE RuIES BORDERS oUrs e,
OF lie IAts.. aud NEST shIohnbls styls tosud'rit
capable Of executing WUk sQual to tht Ofany OthsF
sstlblilhn9nt ID The city, gnd boaaE seiiisisi in
the way Of steam, te, "a aolng work s1PedtIoa,ly,
uniqtba,8ed By any ether Oco, W respectfully pre-
yasOur claims Ora sh1t Of publle patECaAsu, ara
riag thosS whOShtFui tholFWprk to that % saOrt
Ihaiibs Vantlng to glS6 6htirs SltiElAstIoR
aovlIJte 0AGPBELL NDERNoF.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-03
TRANSPORTATION.
0T7l01 On Tl1U1l1Tf97 iOlI, 4



OgTl0l o. IRANGP01fA1i0Nsl
iG l.AQ.HE0A,
WGEEAfIl, III la, loo3s
ONANp AEI8g 1GIDAY, Sld JaBolHy, ~ ~
J n5nrlT FFaIlS Sill lhlTa Wlsolllg diliy 8 60
{. n, afIiVo e Glafl0 q 11ls Z. ~, Nm CTulk =
~ 2. n ~ Clmb8ilHa q rs IN
BstlFiInE laaga Cln hSElini q ~ A. ~, arrive
4 0flilo1 q iistS A y. ~ SsliuE e ~ ?. =
jah40 ii J.GfORn AG't
Cleveland, PittshuFg 0ndWheel.
ing Rail Road.
nm AND hGTBh MONDAY, TAldlIY "a, ia
W Passenger TRINA ~ lslSs BdAglDoEt ~
1--we, (gan1lySsIqlDtfl
liilS An N6lI Ersln, S.Upplag = Y gta4opA g,
= TtF6s q nj biEEh q 1.lo 2. u, aua
b fl ClgVtlanA alesl0bsN.
lDso p ~ B8pIo1l 9'fain. ptdrping 4 ~ glAllonA
tTeSpt Hush RHn Gh4 RplVOF, aIFiVe, q
fitt5saFgh 4 81 a. -. aDt 0lsTtlant
.f.. faf IA A - IA s.t sou ll.1H sNtNIIi ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-03

ESQ. R,j0RNeoa. WEB sVAAseA'
q, W. JOHNSON g SON,
ltanufAstuirl9SEs Of copper, Tia ana
fet S6ootIFOR Ware
;HATNd AEAILED OqRGnLiNlA o. Al, ttlk
III imnroVCd fIeliluos W en- better prepared now
Inn MI q mi Ill 6oFi I6F any article uOFk N
M SbSyO lins % huSDOll. YAlllpa ard CpltuPielp
NM a oFisF. Steamboat work done ID tnbitans
IN ara WoFkmsAllks manner, We lEg now Dayil{
IN frSfSntC6 GitiIfietl6hiR every pafticuiit -
WhSllal DoaloFA No en- OlCH ipA1lpp loRtl that
sSSnet 81 found Oil5WhOFp. Our tt6ek Of Ware q
66npltt and the aa5hltmbat ihfall ~ ~ times We
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~ Another brutal murdsr was

E Another brutal murder was
committed in our town on last wednes-
day. Mr.. JoHs CooPER, of Clay town
ship, Gallia county. was stabbed in the
abdomen by private Of Company A,
4th Va, named Severins, from which
he died the next day. A more unpro-
voked. outrageous assault we have
seldom heard Of. Mr.. Cooper for many
months past has been in the service Of
the Government. taking charge Of stock
iu transit between Gallipolis and Gauley.
On the retreat from Gauley, several
horses aud mules were left behind at
various points on the river. These
animals Mr.. Cooper was sent to look up.
Finding horse in stable at Pomeroy,
left there BY soldier, and presuming
it to belong to the United States, be
brought it to this place and handed il
over to Capt. BOggess, acting only in
the line Of bis duty. For this he was
attacked by Severins who drew a
bowie knife, and in an instant buried it
to the hilt in the bowels Of Mr.. Cooper.
The murderer cOolly wiped the muir
derOus weapon on his sleeve, and walk
ing of few steps, mounted bis horse as
il nothing had happened. He was ar
rested, placed in Jail, had hearing be-
fore the Mayor. and held to appear
at the next term of Court.
Mr.. Cooper was one of the most
active, energetic Union men of the
county. He was of great service in
getting up volunteers. spending his
time and means freely, although he had
a large family to support by his own
labor. His family is now left almost
destitute, the Union cause deprived Of
an active supporter, the moral sense Of
the community outraged, the good
name of our town seriously damaged,
and fellow being sent to his final ae-
count.
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ton now before the people. Our pres
eni worthy member DR.. Trimble who
defsated this same Mr. Hutchins in
1850, will still be present during the
next session. end lend bis aid to push
ing on the war. 81
But how viii it Be after the war
is over, and the muItitudinous ques-
tions arising out Of it come to be settled.
Where shall we find Mr.. Hutchins on
the illegal tender question of the Gov
ernment bank notes?" Is it not well
known that valiandigham and all bis
crew are opposed to it? Does any one
doubt that they win seek the first oP-
portunity to destroy it. by having that
clause repealed? Even now Vsllan-
digham in his stump speeches is exhib-
ting Eve dollar gold piece as the
Democratic currency, and q postage
stamp as the Republican, and Boosting
that before year "green backs" will
be worth no more than Continental mon
ey. Farmers and others interested,
what think you of this scheme? How
do you like this attempt to depreciate
your currency, and thus bring about q
panic, and revulsion in monetary af-
fairs, which could only result in wide
spread ruin, more terrible than war it.
self. It is manifest, that these villains
bent on restoring the Democracy to
their wonted power, no more effectual
engine for that purpose could be de-
vised, than depreciation Of the Gov
ernment issues, coming as it would in
the last year of Mr.. Lincoln's admins
trstion, and immediately before the
next presidential election. Does it not
become you to know how Hutchins
stands on this very question. Every
usn who has five dollar ''green back"
lie to that extent interested in maintain
ing il at par. The only way to do so is
to keep out Of Congress, all such DEM
agogues who care for nothing that
will not in the end serve their purpose.
Many other questions relative to con-
6scation. emancipation. &C., will come
before the House. How imperatively
necessary is it then for all to vote un-.
derstandingly, SO that in the hour of
trial they may not have cause to regret
their course as too many will do to the
day of their death in regard TO Buc-
hansn. s -..r F..
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HG General GrLLxoRE hiss assum

T General GILMORE hss assumed
command of the forces in the Kanawha
Valley. Order is already coming out
Of the chaos into which matters were
thrown by the retreat from Gauley.-
1t is quite apparent that military head
is now at work. We see fewer drunken,
disorderly soldiers. rowing about town.
officers riding furiously in pursuit Of
nothing, no longer render our public
thoroughfares dangerous TO footmen.--
Interminable trains Of wagons. pass
without any longer blocking up the
roads. and in short every thing begins
to wear the appearance of war, not in
Gallipolis but on Kanawha. Forces
are coming in daily, and are quietly
taking up their positions. But short
time must elspse, when the Secesh will
have to take the other end OF the road
on the double quick. 1t cannot be done
q day too soon. Our Union friends
from the Valley are anxious to return
home il they should be so lucky as to
find one left them. They deserve to
be protected and we feel satisfied they
will be. They will not be annoyed Ell
ther BY finding the property of their
secesh neighbors guarded by Union
soldiers. That game is played out
Secesh property will be decidedly be-
low par hereafter. The Government
owes it to the true and loyal men Of
Kanawha that their valley shall be rid
of these pestilent fellows. Let the
salt furnaces either be stopped effectu-
ally or be placed in hands Of loyal men.
These salt boilers have done more to
protract this rebellion, by furnishing
niggerdom with supply Of salt, than
any other class of men in the State
1t is idle to say they could not avoid It,
that the rebels took the salt, &c. Did
they take any Of the owners? Have