davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-04-24
]Fs5s;T-g5gg.sFgT5 RuTLANp & BURLINGTON

EGesl -a1qseppsh ht Nj q 81 XIII
GiissAisss.sisk II RAILROAD.
.-S-xS' On and after MONDAY, Nov 25h, 1861
Trains will run follows, Wis
MoU,ng SOUTH and EAST Leave Burlington, 500
A. NJ and $50 =. NJ.
Arrive at utland, II 90 A. NJ, and 1880 (night)
Leave Rutland 20 and II 20 a. NJ.
Arrive at Bellows Falls, !. so A. NJ. LAO p. NJ.
Moting NORTH and WEST.-Ieave Bellows Fall, $50
A. NJ 22O and $40 p. NJ
Arrive at Rutland 1910 A. NJ. so and 145 p. NJ.
Leave Rutland, 400 A. NJ. 90 and 90 p. VI.
Arrive at Burlington, 10 90 A. NJ. 100 and 1870 p. NJ
Trims Connect as follows:
rFAt BURLINGTON, with Vermont Central, and YER
and Canada Railroads. for Montpelier, St Adams,
Rouses Point, Montreal, Ogdenshurg, and the West.
AtRUTLAND with trains for Troy Albany and New YORK,
Saratoga Springs, Schenectady and the West
At BELL rvs FALLS, with trains Of hehire Railroad for
fitclburgh, Worcester Lowell and Boston. With Vermont
Valley Road, for Drateboro, Springfield, Hartford New Ia
ven, and New York-anl with Sullivan Railroad, for Wind
sor White River junction, Wells River, ST. JOhnsbury Bar
tou Littleton AMI the White Mountains.
~ Passengers 70 the West will find this cheap, pleas
ant and expeditions route.
Tickets and all necessary information enquire at the
Offices the line. u. 4. CHAPLIN superintendent.
Rutland, Vt, Nov. %, 1851.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-04-24

CON ENTS;
Dr.. Hurd's Celebrated MOUTH WASH,
one bottle.
DR., Hurds Unequalled TOOTH POWDER,
one box.
Or. Hurd's Magic TOoTHACHE DROPS,
Dr.. Hurd's UNRIvALLED NEURALGIA
PLASTER.
DR.. Hud's MANUAL on me Best Mednss0 Preserving
The Teeth incitpiing Directions for he Proper
TreatmemQ Of Chdren's Teeth.
FLOSS SILK. for Cleaning Jet,ceen the Teeth.
TOOTH PICKS, etc., etc.
Prepared at Dr.. Ilurd's Dental Office, II Fourth-St
Brooklyn, (E. d.
Price, ONE DOLLAR; or, SIX for s5.
O5-The Dental Treasury makes a package inches
by 5, and is sent by express.
IL Full direction to, use is on each article.
THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES WE CAN SEND SEPARATE
LY BY MAIL, VIZ:
The Treatise on Preserving Teeth sent, postpaid, on
receipt of TWELVE CENTS, or four stamps.
The Neurolgia Pias,er, for Neuralgia in the Face
NERVOUS HEADACHE, and EARACIIE, sent, post. paid
ON receipt Of EIGIrrETN CENTS or six stamps.
The Neurolgia ond Rheumatic Plaster Oarge size)
for Pains in the Chest, Shoulders, Back or any part
Of the body, sent, postpaid on receipt of THIRTY
SEVEN CENTS.
Address,
WIN. II. HURD a. CO.,
Tribune Buildings, New YORK
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-04-24
NEWSPAPERS, MAGAZINES, &c.,

NE w Ut y '1EN'' W nv - Z" II y H475' W.T.
Can furnished by mail otherwise in all cases at
publishers prices, or less, At CARPENTERS
Periodical Depot, No. BiaGe's Block
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-04-24

Pryor to buster, Pryor to back out,
Pryor to pirate, and Pryor in the route,
A swordess colonel, only brave in word,
First to urge battle, last to draw the sword;
Virginia's bully boy, so loud of mouth
Terror of Yankee darling of the south
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-04-24

All Of which and great many articles not enumerated will
be sold at the lowest cash prices
All in want Goods in line will do well to examine
stock which complete and which will not fail to attract
in styles, quality and prices.
O. PRATT & co.
February 18th, 1862.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-24

From Madame DemoFesl's Quarterly
Mirror Of Fashions fnF the spring Of is
62, We learn that tie spring styles ex-
hibig more care and hSte than those
which have preceded them. The mass Of
malsEialG may be len costly bat tho col
oEs are more varied, delieaie and charm
ing, and the taste, coqpeEtish beauty Of
Arfang cement fully make up tor the %,
SoneS % more iuEuriohS qualities. Grey
will Do less WUrn than IN The past two
.soAsOaG Trimmingp will, hoisllpa pro-
fusoly for dreSses-bptton5, frillipgE
bow, pplis, and double rgehipgS, being
the iayorito style Coat sleeves have
nearly al assumed an6aiHea '1egOfmul-
tOaP shape. One design q straight At
The WTist, with medallion cuff, which
extends upon the uppee or full part Of
the sleeve The upper part forms 4n
immShse 4 puG, and Z laid IN three treble
box!plGitS Il the top. Ah6thSr dsign'ls
loose a the wrist rounded on the upper,
side, Rhera . hfoad ffill Is iel.oobOa y
intervals with aat boWG ShePherds
wool checks arc regarded as lhe m6st 70.
liable in black and white They hte ~
demand for suite consisting 81 dress and
short Euslish palstoti Or sack Flowing
SleeyOS aFO never ont Of fashion.
In holnels the "three stories" Of wins
Ter win 10 eclipsed by tho four, ave aud
six Of spring. In other words, tie bon
nets for spring are very high 10 front,
and form { Oquato inStead 0f coming tOa Y
point over tie forehead, without how
ever AattOnipg in the centre il The least /
For ordinary Wnlking bpnRets, Ape whits
split straw, black, are new and becoming
Very stylish 5traWS atS simply decorated
with velvet with straw ornaments. ~
Straw trimmings have been brought 70
such perfection as q beeEtTemOly beapti-
fuls SILK hats are always more Or less in
vogue .i...l
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-24
oalhttlng sp.6snE.. q tAe .nsAatiaLi.

Gathering sp6nges Nt the RRhamas.
The sponge buGiueSi lI largely pursued
IL me Bahama ItlandS. The exportt Of
thIS article amount annually % about
$500, ,0OO.l Ilia almost entirely the growth
Of the last twenty years, Darling that ps.,
Rod the Aatiele has almost quadtppled 10
!alde, and baS been applied 10 4 great
variety 81 new PdFpospB, especially ID
France. 9if 9leti q haal 33ed
The sponge is eOmprelled h ppRegfll
presses and packed like cotton. II q Al.
Sottld and graded, samples bslIg iaItShed
on each package TO show its quality; Il
& iiShOd, Faked, oFgTappled fFom The clear,
sandy bottom, a. the dlplh Of twenty,
forty and even gIIty tseI' aad etltn iar
from che shore. The water ibIo ttauibar.
eat that the growing sbobSe iscVislbl6 %
the bottom. Tie SpangoiSthS covering
or the hebita tipp, of The loYeit order Of
animate nature. Indeed, organization can
hatdly 10 detected ID the alimil. The
Sponge, whoa AEit taken from the Wattr,
a black, and a. once becomes offensive V;
the lmsll, u hlmpst causes the aelh y
touches 70 bliltet. The hrIt process q 70
bury IL "a ttis Sand, Wheh tie kelAtiuodS
matter SOS6ia 70 % 6bSoFbeafsAhd de-
Strpyedl or eAtsnby The ipSsctg that sEAEn
iu thsgapd, os s-5aa5.f irb b III,
The bOatmen who obtSia Il are paid 10
shares by tie owners 6E he boGtS. This,
therefore, bteonts = PreeatiUuS sad b6mi'
gemblibgi pRTfuitnlike Vroekingf highly
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-24

tha, ct lho South % I'm 70 lsOo. AUi,
slFapge 70 layt bis ultra deT0ilpa q lhll
idea made him lu object o. great dislike e
the Oid.EiIhioned p0litleiAHt Of The C0llol
States. They were % fond Of power, asa
% taamorSd Of eouESlling The fFSe StatOS,
and Of using The politicians ot lho trep
States 70 pat their tools ialo oaiee, that
thsy were well dilpoJed 70 let The regular
eodrre Of lhiugi 20 On hadisluFbSa. They
kept yonag Yaueoy oalOt PoNeE q = rev.
olatl0nIsI And fnatis; and many we're
tbO eoulests hs hSd with The Kings, FilI-
pstrlekI, aAd Clsyu Of Alabama, and The
SIidellS and MontonI Of LouiSlGaA.
AZ last he convinced the Soalh thatif
The South did not rebsl-did not take uP
arm5-did not pat down the old iossili-
The Tree StAteS would absorb the slave
States aud make them a minority -FeSpeet
able, Of course, but slllla minerity. This
vas Yaneey's constant lext. BlitiOd hA-
lorehaad, be preached tofeibly upop Il at
ChaFioSton and Baltimore Ia bis war upon
DouEla5-A statesman DO always admlrod,
but whom ho opposed because 10 regarded
the Douglas dootrias a. the greatest tusmy
Of slavery. When the bitter opponents Of
Yaneey saw him At the head oith6 column
they eIaimtd tte right Of seniority, and
again pushed him into thOroAF. This time
they calculated Without their boat The
rain is one common 70 all. Yanrsy, The
brAveSl OF the whole eAbal, TttUrr5 % NIT
tks fate froM Which oiAerJ hare ttsgptd end
are tlssPisg, he never was . rich mha-
but what 30 had hs Fisked ia the game Of
treason. lfhs has lost bis fortaps Aud bis
lite, Il will be because 10 was insane upon
4 wicked idea, and beeAuBe the old game
Ster5 craWlSd Cd into foreign lands aud
len him 70 pay their torisit. s4
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-24

porl Il. IaAto1, Be did cot ~ Why Il
ihoaId not Be roesiVed ~ al Nv States.
Il NAglNsd should adopt he pEOPoSlllon
etlapelpAls hsr llaVOs, theu az objection
70 the GS6lIaoa St llaftTy d tA5 9biStFisi
Of OalOnhla Will easa.J egg aslst
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-24

-. n d d.
JONI stIbEEt. .-ThS Boston coggrsga;
4ogaii,i yopehes tar 10 .tutb 81 ths ipl-
loving story: es aos..,si, IA ~
"a ChIlltlRn gentleman Wes releasea
from Fort Warren last week, and called q
th6 Tract House % Us 6ay tOibiS houV ID
YiFEinla! IntheeOuISD GtconyeflAlipn he
mentioned that Ne, slldell approached bin
one day, saying; aME. -. boW,iS Il that
you never drink or 3meks Z aud ! notice
shat you never swear. WY DO you mot
sWearP 4BHa4
gOh,g said Mr., VI taFe enough %
make ms humbls Wtthogt ID dding that evil"
.sswsll, 2 gald ". lidSllI isSfeH dqalt know
how, good 4 Is lemllimeI. Iadlils you 70
.ttTit fth.gseatl rolisi ts@sss RI
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-24
Mr. ifa2,alhlin g psElIallaal.

.HHH HN 81
Th6 perjon Wh4 altrasted meat attea.
tiol q the oPSnIng pl1 Raj llanelt i3aI Tue
Southern CommilIiolgF, 10. Aag9g, Who
had q seat "a one ~ Tie eidp gallefiel,-i---
SlngpIaFly eupggh .hi5 neigh gh6pg Res 9 ne
Frps u 80. dS9pAIl dyes epe 81 the Hoy.
tiau Embassy, lsbelieYg; - ~ events hs
mull have been Of note g get PlAseb g
that s1elpSigO locality, Necessity bripGs
people into strange eompA9IonahiPt 20.
deed tbat he li5ts1ed YeFy intsntlEsii9 the
speech nntlI tie eSd of ths paragraph ~
idtiae a, t6O Treat affair -hld beSl rad,
and thsp Be laid bll halds eIef hil Enssl,
leGned back, and yaWped yigorou1ly, @
though be EtSt6fitbly bored By The whole
bdhlntSS. y an, bRd d8lt lfleAtttir (BSg.)
iWtttlyi EEP1tleGadl R'visg, ttsHjm ~.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-24


lite, II will DO because 10 was insane upon
4 wicked idea, and becAuBe the old game
sterS craWlSd OH into foreign lands and
len him 70 pay their forfeit a
SPEECH OF SENATOR WILEY
ne Supports the PFeSident'S Reeoms
Iuths us. Senate % Tbut1aAy, 20lh,
he bal for the abolition Of slavery 10 ths
District Of Oolaabia, having been taken
up, Mr. Wiley addressed ths Senate. We
giyu Such abstract Of Ais remarks IS We
! iud 10 the New York papen; 'ts -.
~. WmtET tUn Ya.) said that 30
aRreod with The Senator ir0G Wiseonllp
(beolittls, when be llla u the BleIet
we're emancipated We must have e0loniEl.
tlon With II. But be did not Ggtse with
him tDOollltlsl when he said thathe pob'
little) would vote for thiaabilL he (Wll,
leyl should speak - Bpfdqr'GlaYefStAte
man; aud appeal rather more 70 The CONE
paiil0u Of Senators than make % atgu-
mtnt sgaiaIE the bill. lq The name 9f the
loyal people Of Ylfgitia, some Of whom
are 10 dungeons q RlelmPld, appeal 70
the generosity and forbeAranee Of sena.
tortl aud AK them-iI Il expedlent and
wise 10 paSSIthlS billundeF extsttng eifent1e
StausSsf This bill iS Only one Of HeEles
looking 70 upiyerlal emeneipatipH ne
eobiequenees OF which VIII involve toe
lives 81 thouSahdT0f loyal men, ahd pr
hapS pot tho Union In serious peril ,Hq
lWillsy) thought that the one great object
Of CongreSI should be 70 proleeutq this
war lol the restoration OF the untop and
the Constitution, rather than . argue olh-
eFquestlous. He WILEY DID not think
It unlawful 70 abolish llaysEyin ths plitLie9t
Of Columbia. bat % Do 60 would 5be 4eting
IN bad laith toward HlEyland. ~sl
These measures add strength and fotef
to the Southern rebellion, advance ih4
cause Of treason, delay The fual reatgF9. =.
tion Of peace, and increase the burdenS 81
taxation athome. II would be better 70
wait tilipsaes Is tsst6ted. and then act
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-24

4 EOtioS Z hssUby Slua IN IUui, . - blsA I
u CIV q Whe'lllg Q, Otpgsly, ~ llla dSv q
pfoCpod .io FetoiVe pIi4 q ~ riAlns q Is ~.
psetvo egedilOFl, 10 The FarpbutlVSi taoSos AhoVt
hAmods ard he loaa u any, llbililng afallIl ~
pIuplIlE uolch haA bsoa SalISd b t6a Aaflha q
iho Ao9yo naata colfi, g ~ ~ ,l4pl.a,n An
slAlls y aeoEe llA.stpd Nillbo FUolVtd Nntil he
AFsl day of Apf1, ita4
olvoa uldtf ~ lAhi q VI q ~ ~
CpuFt i..f.. HANNIBAL f0l1HS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-24
VIRaIAIa G,,Ah Ihs0uaSo y,
" g tlsll Z llSs oooGiy, = O.
AlAt - -
-.
C6ppfl =. rN..


4. 1llltll ~ uihOlA paf'L
~ ~ u taia . 4 y q Atiaeh 3 hol1a ~ Il
ao. ~ lAo Ugst Gsei OialFO riFIVl, q tkS isIS
q e',S y IA eolliy, ~ pfep,lty = ttilA'
eltlnte, 1oslph Z. 0sbaFl lnl Jauts I. Jlskiol, q
doiIudAHt, A 4. jAeklol, ~ uaha tham llhloet q
thgoul alllAtS oglthl - ~ bll nantio6oA
ltNpIelElAF - MT ~ ~ ~ dllSniahi,
a. y. = eeoll ! uee'ls y e a. SiAll,
L ituIl ~ VllVii ~ SiI6t, A. 4. jS-ls,S,
dahpDtlr hlO ullnl1 ~ riotlh aflSE ar n1hlieai
lioa e thit ol,l.f ~ . MT 3 nlllAFy q ~.
toet NJ illiI ~ III tlll IA lai OoDy e thla
uTdI - lnalftaA d ~ WhooliAg IntsiligOncsF
ant ~ q he rat toFl e lhs tounly clt thaFsl
AGoNg-Rostei q, \ JACKSON,
q i9b37kPe fsnua1 audsgt ant Clolk.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-24
Upshur County On The Crisis.
Ste Genus DFaVtiy gp % the Work,
nnd t,FAllEs Rtght cut In ueetln'H
--PhtFlotle Roa0luGlOhs.
ia, ~ IuAa,Ill-o.-rn


UQ ~ IuttalEunesEl
Pursuant to pIeFlOaS notice there vas 1
igrand tarnOat II the people Of UpIhul
eOnnty, u Buekhaanou, their county seat,
J % Nonday The l1lh OF March, 1899, that
boi6g The frll dAy Of The quarterly COURT
% akO into Reconsideration shat should b
thSiF Aetion 10 regard 70 the adoption Ol
lie COnstitullob. tseeully adopted BY The
Convention at Wheeling, for the new STATE
Oi Wegt YiFgiaia. At nOoD, the eourl
] having takGn,a Fseess, the people aIlem-
bled d The Court House. WhereuPou, on
motion Of 2. Berlin EI9, DE-, David s.
Pjnnell, vas un4nimouIly elected Prssi-
dehtof The meeting, who upon taking The
chair deliTtled an able address 10 The NEE.
| ting fully explaining the objects and pur-
! pp5es Of the meeting, and urged the Pso.
| pie to Spsek ont fully aud freely their seq.
iimsnts upon..a ..all subjects under eouSidep'
tiop, either pro OF con, without fear favor
4 o. Affection. On motion Q, ?, Rohrbaugh
Esq, was unanimously elected Secretary.
D. b. 7. RhFpSWorth EIq, moyed CON.
miltes OF twelve eoBli5dng Of three from
each mhgeSleFIhl district be appointed By
the chair to report bu5iueIB Tor the meet.
Ing, Whieh notion vas adopted, Where.
upOu the President HpP0intsd the follow.
lug guntlemsn on said committee, NAMELY,
Ia DiJiSiel-R FretWell, n B. WarmSly
aud Lair. Dean.
2Ri Datoiet-C. B. Loudln, Lewis KaF'
iekhoh, and Job Hlnkle.
Sd Ditiriei-F. Berlin, D. D. I. Farms
worth aud N! o. L0udlu.
4thi DiSiriet- Samuel Wilson, Q. s.
Hagues aod AGhisy Gould.
TIE committee then retired 10 perform itS
duties, and dutiag To abseuee Spencer
Dayton Etq., Of Barbour e0unty entertain
Saths mSslluS Wlth'an able address upon
the various topics duder consideration.
The committee aflsF having been abIeht
sometime reformed and reported the fol.
lowing preamble aud resolutions.
WHERnAS, ltisthe desire Of the people
OF West Virginia 10 organize themStlVeS
into new State aS = loyal State Of this
Union, With view Of securing to thsm-
selves the largest amouat oflibeTtn leeu-
rily and prosperity. And Wheteat i Is
tho further desire Of the people 70 ald the
General Government IN SnppEesSing the
present iuiquitouS rebellion Ia the South,
srn States Of this Union therefore,
lIt Rtlolgel, That We do most heartily
endorse the policy adopted and pursued BY
the AdwipiStratiOu At tWAahingtOu, % sup
suppress and crash out The present uns
righteous and Wicked rebellion, and % re-
store our national Union.
"a. That We, tue eittens Of UpIhur
county, DO endorse and accept the policy
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-24
l9aiIgs.atEIliaEHttt
rERYTgOP ADVFnFISING. /.
TVnyIBorB Lrrs ~ AOIIitzIt. (cl az m, ,lsA
La, IAEB eCgA1H.

s = Ytiiy AiVt 4 ~ - ~ idnilli lla1 AneoF.
dlnE . ~ 1p,soesHIlS1 thd thO anal tfofehang,S
n8as.
AIlsdVoFtilsnsFiRfru tEaHtsnl psrJgpi0 O. SlFaAg
6F1, y tdpiil MA q Vlset
Budnn-i eards s66tox l,ling lgo lleA 80 paTysaF,
q g 81 IL molthA bat f-i uhoFtsr pori0d hothlng
ptl lSeodniol ~ la q GiSilb
fhe briFllesS q khiaai 1dIsftEilng Il nniiOd 70
the AdTutlrifu' oWu Inmtdlaia hudnns; and all
Advertisements f1F he bsuEat of othGF pFl0nI q
we'll q III lsni afEpFtilamSutl aud sdvUFtiamsula
ofaneton aaI and RAJ nItlis hgnt 10 bY then ndD,
b pdii 81 q the eulllintuI. $40
l-AAtgFtlioileHia h1t aeeompAliad With Ufittoi
dlrlstiou Wil b thsoTtSd unlll toTbi aBd ehargld
aeo1Fdlhgly Llff tfgaN
Notiess ~ PollIeai NsatnEi 70 " charged b ali
e1nos n flll ntss, .--trrsg r.l
Saiflisaa, Notls,aOg Tunsrall, aid aab6hetnsn,i
d ssEmoBl, % cents oleh. nouvitI'Vo
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-24

L
dilSY 8 Can 81 FAllll,tI ~ PrOll
ssglq5 g'i5s itaW. .lEatSafoS, March 90.
HE eiptute 81 Wnllim Z, Yaheey seems
kb 81 efeditSd this liit5lh66h. y kaSR
Sin ven HVfftto.p he Wis almost IhG
6iIy houtIti (EGiloE I eytf met Be he
|lieteh 3D. slaves, notit0 much d dlVlne
iuIslJitl6u. dSi6eoadSs he deemed it5 pres
Ortiiiou aadi6SEease CSSoaIisl % tie doms
fnatI6n oilhl Soufh aud, 70 the downfall
6f,ths Nofih andgNOlthRe8(i HeI1lt Aad
said that, Y tbeiso = Eaakeaed 10 iIS
Fitht 70 hoid ihNnan lhsing1 ID perpstnAl
bSNdage, then q Az end oE Tie maaIeFY ~
~ minority of no whites IN lho South
idySf ne majority q the whites IN thO
Nott6 aRd SerthEsSt fp This idea hs de-
yptSd ~ his eplFgieIi6 ~ mind and body.
Mil hiss haldiope, elnpet beyilh laeai
AZ ine igqte, aad bis iaasiell voice, aud
iaiipSi iiSm, he WtS capable o. I'M
,l6lftesd yokt5 ago, ! at With him aaA
eo.dOlsgals "a nc Democratic Hatioaal
O6h1th Ii6h add 'At tdat day he WaI tie
aolllt gblavtIJ ~ he oily stay d
the arj,ioelley n tn South ,ithb Samo gls
Nal ild flleiaAtipg opAiqFf he sane hank
and ontlpoken man; the'SAme YRneey
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-24

N..s.r.N. 81. lnEnha. Iss.

NasSlu1 n u, aInlslI 4, 1862
eeIho Seh66h6t III. ROW & ipspllaslpg.
ana Z af6pi you . line 70 inform you thAt
tli6 i lei Eltd blg jus aitil from
Per5s adiht5 hath broken lie blbek4de.
81 d il q gTpa, hurry. CopsteFusqeR
pCFYidtS the, Souih, AZ oYefy qlan hBq
Ny ihit Z biiF trmS g imPresled intte
.Eo6Al atglys .,ag
TbS NaSSsR. Gen 9 Ai0lo GayB /;
oHHIh6 6sI1lmel EllAiRaIla 6aal y, AZ
titt 68 the bar q ten. .o.eloe satdts
sdaJ nifbt lottye loatlhollt fl0ll Chalk
{5s iflS NJ "a d to bf ODE lholils
sna bsfsa ~ esttoh, Which az being
tFanllsiIed 70 the ship Rlila Bonsel.p
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-24

Upaa A.pFoollnS a
6FilGfS 1Sg billiS
Na MllIll olUt ef0O
HeloFa nIlFiei Of Viz
gihA iff.iia
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-24
d Ka.9n.l.5i.ai laaEEaIt -

4
le A ashsfat BGHkEuBt Law.
A Washlnesod dispatch the New
YAK 1ih65ay5! Ag saoph7's "a &
Tue sbSssai eCSntditlt6 ~ Use HolSS
have authoEirsd Rbso6t CSBklidg 9o4ntfo5
darnd bY him Soma dagB agpy tol q ghhOfal
Bankrupt law. The hill VIII be EiPeliad
to.msroEi shd q tetltaed al 3 iadlsisRIle
iasaSdft. fh9tti9ddS VI thiS bill ID New
Yort, NsR Engls6d Sbd eiSeWhtFoi olB be
tobS. ntling ifthty expect to7aeoouplisn1
anytbipgsi'lt glll bostFppuoull 9 opPpllqi
end must be l9ItalAsd ltFongiy hsfe 3, n
pas y Nv = ''7a ~.
4 JE p, BRIeHF- The Indianapolis
SoF5Rs !F15o Las sy - n iss issst D. BriGhs
etdffe a Rome last Sindty' md si9pped
afMddi55n 6if sway ups 10 Wa9 very
coldly received. tits said that be ~!
.ronted ,honss near. ]nasltoaytle, ard
intsuds 70 heeomp > teqF E1liae99t
of t6e s.lto, "a QFdeg t9 ePEFY qpt hls
nuYpds 81 fappe1 iin 70 st4e people,
snd F1EtihE Ba6k 10 th6 placo hoi has az
= p Tibl1 l1ifssH4s yniah dasb anal ~ ha
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-24

IIsT. MORRISON q CO.,
oissois arossIS = Produce Dea alsrs
ES,.iO ava 50 iia-s!5s ,84
WldsllrSlS Slail talhO lrlsnat ot The hte itgi
aniSolh tFS y flntFllly tAat an 10 poa4liea
io2 m tlill " for the tEall tioa ~
'l NM ib e.foi 81 tad PIOanep RaslAesa
TsarS aSiSFnin6i % uxoeatp ~ erdofl Oltralte3
AAsHf p IN d Ms a. lpfg nptno1l, aud % ne
mott tfGToFablS terms, Se9feb' = 9Sg[7IAl ~
WASSlaS. J4auasy q, ne, M iAaf
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-24
CARBON OIL

OnN tfSt. tsiii. 8oll, NeaAil1t, nl Vulcan
IudEHItiBi.g sn, a,nAVRNloaf.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-24

- I ea1o IDatrp, tlboEot ~ 4 z rn
rs bA5a Gflin psppSF,
% boIoJ 0Toand Do ,f7ig valg
s ID fFs' sf:PnA S4.i Siss
d CaFb bo1l jlil Fee,lIll " =.
.n.l1r nEa ~ t.aBl.l, N0nlll0- = OQs.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-24

200 PAe. ,s.3 r. l.!1l5.s st's y Islo COZ! hh'
sSSis.. IN ~ LiSIs iioElmQl4co.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-24

aug iI1 " IIllilQWIDl o.iIg1I
3 WhuisWsFeaeh5d WiuehSIttF. or out
camping ground three miles troui tdSn,
ne RSts Informed that the rObsls ktd
made no stand, except thst Ashlsy'9 eat.
airy, !, 800 Stsopg, loFmed 9 llle behind i
tst6ao iedce, and stood their ground NATL
,hdt artillery fred Eve SHELLS at thom, wheu
.lhtS thon tittght & bSst d ntkeihddle, ?
and did ! Ind pranIseao0S or
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-24

4 4 pcrtioa 81 thS ashfivor GtSyi1 have
.baea SlbiuiGtAA8 lnt %, 5lhlOlingSRhstO
lAey.WIlt probable meet isme q thtiFfeld
aSS6siateS. -l'qa
Hoping to have agtahq 'lVieletf terre,
boFt q yol Itthlai Sh6rt time, l elb5eitor
.ihe present. .srs ns kRs5 AGoal., I