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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-13
New Spring and Summer
DRY GOODS!

TUE mbacrLeF has now received and OpSnSd ltO
OlSes of bgW epFing aRd Simmer BEy Goods,
which will bo aOh " Wholesale end FgtAl q lover
pFlers than ever before Having purchased e0nsld,
oTGhlo mnru than AtondNl ~ bought NJ kinaS of
goods tot Cash and NJ eas prios than u any other
IoAhou am dslSrmintA to diPOao Of thOa AototdlhS
BRsF IERRlNAcK, cocHRCo, aud Sths, Call.
ooe, q squAl Erad9 81 l2I1S cents yard. Second
quality, fiat color at r.
RLEACHED MUSLIN, yard WidS, best quality, a
l2lSr. i.s vide ht loo per ard,
UNBLgACHED MUSLIN, Iaeh a adid WOFkI
AEo Nt ls2Se viii now nsli At ls5SSe, aad othOrs,
very FOOd Rt l0c.
ALI 0TRKR COTTON GOODS At OLD FRioRs,
BLACK SILKS, whleh cold always n tl.l3SE poE
yard, Wilt ell st g1l&c.
IhPANCY SILKS have III the Istsst novelties.
An eHeallrd qnAilty Sf haired simmer silk a Ohiy
Doc yarl,
ENdLiBlI RERBGBs, worth go, Iur i9He.
LUPEN'S ukREGtH, worth d7l<e, lOF 4e.
TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS, ah qualities aud
pFiosI. lg
CIIALLlEs 4 DE LANES q low y i9Ite . yapd.
Also hESs stock and Vati6ty II gpFinf abd Ban.
asr sIlAWi.s, CtOAKs 4 MANTlLLAs, at thOISry
NEEbLEwoRxs insysry urIstI ooll.u vsuh
bOc, fis only 2ec.
CARPRTs-i0 pieces, al ttyig, cheaper than OVtF.
COUNTRY Y1IERCHANTS VIII abd that
my WhOloaale DVplFtmenl q more complete than q
any pEeVtela AoASoh, apAG ~ Holl EoQs cheaper IN
Aueh quantities they legulEo, than they could "
bought ID lie EAStsTi cities s4te
sI,.t. ALEx, HEYNlN,
ml9S-d&w8m ~ Main IT,, wheeling VH.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-13

WPeeple Of the Valley: Your homes are
threatened with ruthless invasion. Wait
not until the enemy 10 upon you, but meet
him on the threshold. There are thou.
sands oiuS not subject 10 draft, who have
arms, or who can get arms, and who know
how to use them. None but the craven
can hesitate 10 such . criSiS, Better fght
tbs battle on the borders than At yonr own
door, Your families will thea be secure
behind you, and you will be able to put
forth all your energies. II you delay the
sad lata Of our EellOW.citi1enS Of the lower
valley may soon be yoaFs, Aud will you de-
serve Il tor youF pHSillanimlty,
"Let nsighborhOOd meetingS be called,
then, at cnee. aud see that every Efficient
man and every e[icient gun ls brought into
service. None should withhold their arm,
who are not able 70 use them, and those
who cannot endure the march may be OF.
Rauized into mounted corps.
"ThsserVise proposed lS briaf one, for
who can doubt II the whole valley would
.pour fourth her whole strength, the inso.
lent Invader could be dFivsn across she
Potomac IL lssO than thirty dayB7 Then,
shall 10 slt still and allow ourselves 70 Be
paraIyssd and subdnsd BY gradual ap.
pF0aches, Br n rl
" shall be glad 70 confer With citiSeaI
Of Augastaia and other counties Ia farther.
aneo 6lthIs mOVomeaL Il iatSTferel with
none Of the arrangements Of government
Il Is simply for the defence Of our homel
and our hFesldeB AgaiaSt cruel foe, who,
uRder The absurd preteaee Of restoring fFa.
ternity, marks his advance With dOsOlatlOn
tutrsge and ruin. This ii not less oul
duty than our right. We propose toib'
governed By our own rplel-eat our OWE
bread and meat, II nseesaaEy-And % ask
nothing but tobs Rsalgued a place 10 Ih'
line otbattle'
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A Card to Merchants.

lAIHrllt, NAFth SiiA, lOll.
WB haVO pea d lioFN. (anA shall coatiaus q
w Tpcslye additions Alnorl daily, autiuF thS
oSagoll SUPERIOR EIoCE u PTAfLR TENOY
DR. GOODS, l1ApiS1 70 SPRlhO And SUNNER
SALE, 70 NhlcA W inVilo AtisatioA.
Oar llAE eTPqFioaeO ID huhinoa anGhlas ~ % =.
iUcl oar liock With ESPEClALREPRRRNCR 10 lie
uants nf the COUNTRY THADR, Ard pSTChAuiOS
- ~ %, kNoLuSIVELT FOR CASH, ~ eAn sSs.
stNtaly clnpsiS Ntth holS.s h ~ = auy cher
city.
We have tHksa aiVaataEo q he RECENT DIX.
cLISh Ia niost klutl1 4 DFY oooAs aba car utOsl
NV eOmpdsOi liHns u EREkH AND SnADhN ARLR
EcOda, Il pEica, AS Low ~ en- ~ Haaled b All
either hoasS- Orr toTIls AFO CASH, q IL month,
crWlit, fhl ASgplAbls PApaF payable viii OIehahRO
AI1Lkk, CLOUD MILLRB,
No, 50 BhltImoFa AHA u 0eFmAh 81,
mh9S-lme ~ Fifs ~, RAltlmOFV, Nd,
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Saddles, Harness. trunks sc

.a 3a WHbLts1EH 1 RETA1L,
n RssHRPPARD NO.lSl MAln Street. SeEaSL
sSpS1S q III ArtlOlOlih his line consist
M n LaalOs, anA OutlsmOna Iine
iiSFnosI, ITan VAllot8 Carpet Bags sAtehola, ,UoI
GS1li F1,pSotfay oall attention 70 ny atoet, And
amt hy ~ tattontoa aud pTomptn0al, g merit
eoatlRiARoo The publiop pRtFonAge
AIIkluli fTOpaiihg pFompty doaSs ~ ~, " PFS
S.SS0 M lSl, Main Street.
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ibs BhibbOlrlhs Of party organization but
Ghey use The UOrd5 10 a blind for the de.
defence Of human SlAvety. The lum and
Substanss Of lbelF Address Is, without all
disguise, that slavery shall be peFpstuAted.
They bavs 90 other purpose, 40 other wish.
All their bAbble Of constitutional obliga.
tiOu and SlAie rightS has this meaning and
90 more unVArNed By the sTsnls Of the
var, they fondly imagine that The people
will 90 back to The timSs and issues which
preceded the war they dream that our
itupendouS civil hEoil has no Significance
that Oar Losses, our expenditures, our trials
aud our JorroRS have taught uS nothing
aud that slavery, which has been the cause
ofIhem all, may yet 90 forth eOnquering
and 10 eODQuOF, just aS 1t did before sig
huudred thousand patriots took up arms to
repel and punish IlI iuSOleut PrC,snSiOus.
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aaiIaaatsIIiasafrr
Tnnls % ApYRRTIsINQ.

FNuVSGouB LiStS - NoSTAAlIL, tol oHG nuI, ,loG
LRSS hAEa 4 soGABI.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-13

ReBsl DsnuneiatlOns Of the LSy3II!tI
( % WsgteFn VITgiRia--A Call for
Rebel Troops.
We have received several numbers Of
the Rockingham Reg5tr, published at HaE.
rlsoubnrg, Virginia, where General BSuk"
a few days agO, had his hsadqaartsrs.--
There isnOt much neW' in these jOurnal,,
except a few local items, one Of which re.
cordsa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-13
WR0GRSALR DIRT GOODS!

RAlEINOHE, NAFrh sstA, lSo9.
iNITE ulah ell ne Allshtion q. buytR y OUT
w prUssut very doslTahls 'sOck u
Spring and Summer Goods,
uAlsh 70 now ca'Ftortal' a. tho lowest saaA PEe'a
Wa nnue Ia Parti ~ Fr
English and American Pant StuiES,
many q which are suitable ioElhS y lOthluS Trade"
ESoLlsu ) ANERioAN PRINTS N vAlil'u
GVty sluG Good, PsTtau ISlalntt, auA Pansy DrO.s
ttooda f0F ladies lArEe line Oi ltAehSa ehIFtiagS
MAriue'a Striped shifting. cOTSel leAhl phllL Ger
man HDenA and . Vahsiy Ot Biolshe1 Aha DONn
Irish Linens. IInekhbaekA, CrAiIe1, DamAsh 1u, Ao
AlsO, q 10 II aud lsI BItachOA sb6o lnbl Fe8ilon.
tiAIy Plaids and PlAid and Striped 0lnahpFRs, Ao.
DIAN, CRAHBH& 60.
st lhFOGIEao AND J0AlGnl,
No. % halilmoFO g.,
Near ehaFiSa 81, Baltlmbft, IA.
2. s.-A gehsni al1oTtmsRt ol }. ar, CoATa'
SPOOL COTTON. mh1i-Sm'
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Treatment Of our wounded.

l"H7hia=ton Correspondence Of the Neu York Po-, 2
Several members Of Congress Yesterday
waited upon Mr.. Stanton. 10 urge hin TO
seize nPou the Waite House. on tie Ps-
munkey river, for hospital purposes. While
81 this place 4 week 90 20 day several
members Of Congress saw hundreds of our
wounded soldiers lying exposed il the
hetoS, II miserable >hsutieS, il filthy s1lscks
and schoouers, while company Of our
troops guarded most rigorUu j. gairst IL
trusion every acre eff the White House es-
tate, though It belongs 10 the rebel Geuer-
81 Lee. To these members Of Congress
thls seemed 10 be uaastrous cra-lfr 10
our troops, who were dying st that place
ny dozens for the want Of good bosi fis.i
accom- mecAtions there. The Government
has seized the beldings OF loyal men in
the vicinity of Washington for such par
poses, but the Commanding General o., The
Peninsula refuses to touch General Lees
house, though the necessity is great TEo
members of Congress attempted 10 cross a
held on this estate 10 visit a steamer tied
up 10 the osnks of the Pan5upkev. said
steamer containing wounded soldiers from
their districts, but they were ordered back
by the guard-thev could not cross one Of
General Lees lots, even on so humane an
efrand.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-14
FROM MCLEL1AEs ARMY.
Late and interesting Correspondence.
IFrOm the Philadelphia Press
Is CAMP, SIX MILES PROM R1CHxoxp.
Saturday Evening, June .
THE SITUATION

1t is strange that, save az occasional
boat with rifed cannon. two immense ar
mics like those DOW lying before Richmond
should remain so long inactive. This
time last week terrific battle Was fought
on the left wing, bat since its close, on
Sunday. nothing stirring has occurred =
Each army has remained unusually quiet
The beginning of the week was occupied
in securing our advanced position on the
left; the end of il has been taken up with
wonder u; Halleek's glorious achievements
in the West, the news of which burst up
on US so suddenly. Such quietnesz is un-
natural. II cannot last long, and seems
ominous OF what portends in the immedi-
ate future. Even as write, the firing of
heavy guns short distance TO the letf.
and the bursting of shells over the rebel
batteries. with an occasional boom away
IN the distance. seem TO tell me that ano-
ther Sabbath will witness a great battle,
or perhaps usher in that grand march that
will end by placing our fAg on the enemy
Capitol
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-14

St1C14 S SeE4cEs Double the above rates.
~ Yearly Advertising on reasonable tarDs A-.r-,
ding 70 the space occupied and he nUuber 81
made. " A4saa
Al transient persons OF st.anr
erE- to be pad for adrcncg
BGEtness Cards not eHeesRE i've Itnea SO per vear
or g Tor 81 mouths, bt Tor shorter period rofin
VII be counted less than sapsre 1-9-=-s
The privilege sf ANIMAL Advertising i. Ji,,i45 -
the AdEertsers'= own ImmeliHte bUsiDeSs. ~ ali
aaTsFass1oezr;s for the benefit of other prisons a.
Seu e Al leAl advertisements, and advertisements
OF Huctton sls and real estate, in By them nuDs
be pGid for At the usual rates
81 4dEerusensnts not accompanied with vritte,,
dlreetIons vIn be inserted until forbid and charged
Notices for Political Meetings to be charged in an
Marriages Notieesof Funerals, and announcements
OF sermons so cents each DonyII-'Eq
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-14
rRosrEcrs d aN AprANcE-

No child's play. however, is before rs in
our onslaught upon Richmond The Fed
eral left and center are already across the
ChickAhominy, but the right still has 10
make the passage a swamp hundreds of
yards vide. psssAble in bat two or three
places, aud those right under the eaemy's
guns. Is the FIRST obstacle to be surmount-
ed. The left and center have already done
this. Then, there is s range of hills, the
tops Of which are fringed with woods. in
which are concealed the enemies batteries.
In front of these woods a series of open
fields upon the hilisides, fully mile scr0ss.
every inch OF which can be raked bv rebel
rihes and rebel cannon, and the roads and
paths through which are guarded by every
sortf of pitfalls, torpedoes, and Other uu-
manly defeuces, form the second difficulty.
If possible, greater than the first. Then. if
the hills be mounted aud the rebel position
be in our possession, we look down upon
Richmond, to be sure, but between that
goal and our standpoint We see-what? a
series of entrenchments and forts, built by
sknlful engineers, planned BY traitors
whose wits are sharpeped by long course
of intrigue and treason, aud manned bT Al
foe goaded on by desperation This is the
prospect before MS. Saeh dific1Ities as
these viii have TO be overcome before we
shall enter Riehmend as visitors. / cannot
believe. after viewing the entreuebuests
and batteries exposed in front of the rebel
position, that Richmond viii be ingleTioas-
y yeFGe0ateds-A A sARsUiRaEy battle, 10 which
last Sundays fight is nothing, will yet
streW the Banks Of the GhickaL omiay with
dead and wounded, aud via seal the day
Of nUr entrance TO the CAPITAL as forever
after day OF moarning.
OBSTACLES To BIZ sGRNeuYTBp.
with such dangers before him General
Mcclellan can scarcely be blamed for pro-
eeeding eantis1siy. His advance up the
Penins1lA sGAs exceedingly rapid. Nov he
has his army in position right before the
ebAmyss WnHkz,-Gnd rhEYRre fHirfY be.
fOqt tarthet- The eneusy 'ihGVe Refreshed b
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-14
NUMBER 80.

rs that aT7 Al be Jabbers what's 10
pvevint my giving the couuterslgn 10 We ~
Nothing, suppose.
The Sentinel gave him the eountersigu.
and the qnartermaster entered the lines
with beaming face, to tell his story TO a
circle of laughing comrades
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-14
So - RErrER LIxE oI prsrxcr

The liae of defence chosen for the rtrb;
wing, N case IT shoGId be attacked. IS a
small stream, aboCt mile distant from the
Chlckahoniny, on the Mech uicsvilIe road.
and gradually approaching it until they
JON, about mile TO the lef. OF Mechanics
vile. Our forces are advanced fully mile
IN front of this, hut the reserve and :eiu-
ioreemeats are posted there. Ia case Il
general hatlle. therefore, our fran, viii ex-
tend some eight o ten miles, in sea5cIr-
Gle, the chord of which bears northwest
aod southeast In few days. however.
the center viii be zdvaaced SO = TO make
the front straight line
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the end of their 1ether-noW rhev z,.nJ At
bay Every indication of a movement on
our part Is signal for rebel shells to come
whistiirg about our ears. If a pzssinr
reS1nent Is esPied crossing a hill or rnoy-
ing through the trees, thick ana fast foII
their deAth-dealing messengers sIl around
II They are on the alert. There arz m
be no more iugIorious retreats or coward
iy evacuatiOus. Every foot of tie road
TO Richmnnd Is to be most hotIF contested
But commenced by indicating that so
long calm portended a storm, ana that
too. very soon. Ny oueas are other than
idealities- Every moment or two s hearv
she'll csu be heard bursting over the enc
uys works, being thrown from the left
centre of our position. Heavy artillery. IN
great force, are being sent, under cover of
the night, TO the front, where they are ra-
pidly ranged and masked. The piekets
tonight are posted closer than ever, and
stgnsl stations are made At many secluded
spots within hail of the rebel scouts
Berdan's celebrated shsrpshooters are de-
pioyed n the fields and swaups up TO the
very banks of the river, aud Iav down
amongst the rank grass and mud in the
most Inaccessible places. They crawled TO
their posts eArly this morning, ara mzuv
had to construct rude bridges to facilitate
the crossing of this most detest1bfe smau1p.
All day they have been picking OF reeeI
ProTiers on the opposite hills, and keeping
. most yigflaut watch.
PREPARATIONS FOR THE co4rSe coNFLIcr.
Within the picket lines everything seems
to be conducted viii equal care EverT
regiment is in readiness TO move a, the
shortest notice. To-uigh; ell fres are ex-
tinguished, and every indication, which
would tell the enemy our position, strength
or movements, is carefully supprzssed.-
Except the orders to move forward. eve,x-
thing tells os OF a great battle to-nor.osv,
or soon after. The troops are all ready
and eager for the fray. Their muskets and
arnuu milton are kept in perfect readiness.
Once give tae word, and no BODY of troops
IN the world viii ever exceed the alacrity
with which the right wing of this great ar
ny will rush to tue battle field.
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srNDYAY ~ N'CLELLANs ARvE.

To-day the regiments in camp are lar-
ing the usual Sundsy morcing inspection.
which is followed bv divine service. Nel
Dor : Done curing the day, Is aieh eaa be
dispensed with. The picke:erS are regier-
ed or new regiments st Ten ) ". aai tie
efidge-huilters are replaced by "a 4f;i nal
Torknsn- Everything is 10 perfect qs,j-t-
sess, although ali are prepared for d=<-
Psraie condict on the slortest uotice
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-14
New Spring aud Summer
GOODSI

VIE subscriber has received and OPened LEO
cas-s Of DeE Spring and Summer Bry Goods
which viil be sold wholesale and retail Il lrF
prices than ever before HarTng purchased eOnEid-
cradle more than intended 6InEhf m kid Il
g15as for Cash and Al less price than II anE uthr
7e=osI am determined % dispose Of according.
IT, and viii eel
BEST MERRINACk, CoCHEeo, and odhe. Cali
Goes Of equal grade. at I21< cent? 4 yard SeetRd
quality fast COio=. Sc.
BLEACHED MUSLIN. yard vide hest qunIity Il
E4Sc = wide a. IOc per ard.
CSBLEAG5ED MUSLIN, such Is sold ; reekR
aEo At ls54e- I VII nov sch at l23<c- and OtheFa,
very ZDOd at I0e-
ALL oTHEE COTTON GOODS AT OLD Prices.
BLACK SILKS, which sold always 8. 81 I2s< per
yard, vii sch At sT1zc - =
In FANCY SILKS I have Al the latest noveIriss
An exeeGed quality Of Barred su1z7es six Il 0E'3y
sc yazd-
ENGLISH REEBGES, worth a5c for i23ze y
LuPES'S EEREGES- worth 3i7sc. 6W S6c- =-r-
TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS, AL qualities and
prices
cHALLIEs De LANES slow ~ lelze a md
Also large stock and variety Of spFinE md sum
mgSaAW Is CLoAkS AAGTILLAS, 4 sheyOry
SEEbLEWoRKs IN every v1rlery. oOEluzs worth
5G<- fIr oGlE PC
CARPET@4a pieces. al styles ehezper t1lan ever.
COUNTRY HERCHABSTNB ii VII ind "a
my holesRls Department more cuZzpIete than n
EnT previous season. aud N sen goods cheaper fa
s1ch quantities they require, than EilJ COLD lle
bought IN the Eastern cities
ALEX HEYWAE
uh2-dEE5u 1Sz Nam Wheeling. Va
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DETRIEs, STEPHENS L CO,
WHOLESALE DEALERs N
Foreign 4 Domestic DrJ Goods,
40. 81e Baltimore St,

bAALLALUNE9 MD.
w leceRd Stock Of Foreign nd Domestic Dry
GoodA purchaSsd for Cash Tor the Spring and SuSn-
ef Trade prIsiRE every vaEiety OF Dress Goods.
Of hne aRd medium quAliFies Of beHHffu styles, Of
she most recent printing aud importation
CLJTHS- CASSIMEBES. SATIEETTS, VEST
1ASs- Also h EeperBl assortment Of all kinds OF
Dry Goods.
In 1ddItE= ts cur stock of Dry 6ooda We have
excessive SoTIOS DEPARTMENT which en-
brAces every variety Of Goods Usually kept By the
largest Notion Houses. To AL Of which Ws invite
the attention Of purchasers We Vii sen oUr stock
At - low PTic= the DDS can be had II any
Of the Nocrhsrn or Eastern markets
mh3t-SmF DEF RIES, sTERaENS CO
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(Froul The Commercial Of Thursaay.l

's Conservative " JOurnaIism--lIOre
qUtrer.
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9ailp : gutrlligrnfrr
TERMs o. ADvERTIs1NG.

:Euv1sOIIo LIHEs OF NoxPa11r1- ION e,yI rvc=-1naf
LEsa NEH SauAEE - ,
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Wholesale Dry GoodsI
A Card to Merchants

BALz1xoaI. March s4tb, 1892
ATE have asu ia store {and shall continue 20
w receive additions almost daily during fhe
seasOI( a SUPERIOR STOCK Of STAPLE 4 FSSCY
DR. GOODS. adapted L. SPRING and SUMNER
SALES 10 which invite attention
OUr long experience n basinesE enables us to -
iect our stock with ESPECIAL REFERENCE 70 tllg
wants Of the COUNTRY TRADE: and purchasinQ
a. W dn- EACLCSIFELT FOR CASH. we can Euc.
ossstnIly compete with houses in this any ochor
We have taken sdvNztage ef the RECENT DE-
CLINE IN nost kinds Of Dry Goods; and or Stncf
now comprises liueo OF FRESH AND SEASOyABIR p
goods Al prices AS Low as can be named ETT nv
other house Our terms are CASH, or six months
creiir- for negotiable paper payable with ezehGala
MILLER. CLOUD L MILLER
No go Baltimore ard - German ST.
mt3h-lm7 baltimore Nd,
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wheeling Wholesale q Retain
SHOE MANUFACTORY

- THE undersigned r1ay be found n IA9
- Main Street where are extensively
engaged N manu- featuring the latest aad best stylep
and quaiItT Of Ladies'. Nisses'. Bows ana
t1saae1 HOES expressly adapted to the rasres
aaiag country. which We oder Il UheIezalp
GA F-tai! al prices which cannot fail to please the
most fssIidioU- $
invite the trade aad the PUBLIC to can and
sAAininS or gods. While grntefuIiy relaenher
t tLASt If'ts- Shich have airsady far e1eetded our
- :, me-! ennts tEee asl TO share large increase
aAEtEaS largely reinforced our rr.anufaeSu-tnZ d.
AFt11snk With experienced and sccouarlisbed r,S
y E are Prepared manufacture sfyIes nrd
sizes - order for the trade and pubic
NV JAS W PIELSBURYk 4 co
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Copper, Tin ShsgtluR Ware,
TO TIE PUBLIC!

VOW keep the largest a6sortneEt oE VAR
that can be 1OuDd n tlle EiEy. aad-m GiIEy ~
pared 70 III al orders At short notice
Ny STOCK CONSISTS IN part q the GlGVflE fsSS'1=
Al kinds Of Plain lin and JlpaRnea Fars N kinds
0f Tbevt Iron are Copper and Br0s KeesIal 81 Gu
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~Wha: does this victory pruves Does 1t prove
that the conquest the South by force If arms is
heDee1pEth possible Does i; change the nature cF
things Dos It -el distances And the henrts
Of men determined to make desperate resistance
VIII it engender 81 buisziou the victor - And 50
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-23
SOUTHERN NEWS.

NEw YoRK, Dec, 23.-Extracts from the
Richmond papers Goth, Raleigh State Journ.
al 18th, says nine regiments and two batteries
artillery arrived Tuesday, and several brigades
are on the way. Prudence will not allow us
to specify from whence they we're drawn, but
concentration is rapid and by this time q force
is in aud around Goldsboro sufficient to battle,
if not capture invaders
Examiner states that the. Confederate forces
at Goldsboro, Wednesday evening. were about
II, 1000, with reinforcements hourly arriving
and expected.
General Smith represented as sanguihe OF
success and andit is reported that Lee has
telegraph him that he could spare him, if ne
eessary, 5000 men.
Railroad south of Goldsboro is torn up foI
some distance by the enemy and of course all
communication with Wellington but of
The plan was approved by the leading Gen
erals, excepting Hooker, and endorsed by
Halleck, weo had previously issued orders that
the rebels must be attacked.
General Meigs blames engineers for non
arrival Of pontoons, but Halleck exonerates
them. General Woodbury. says the delay was
caused by not being started in time, and bad
roads The President and Stanton are entir.
ely free from blame, censure falls on military
men.