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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-17
Prom lIiasnnri.
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SFEraGEELp, No., Feb. l4.-Our army nm
der command of Gen. Curtis marched from
Lebanon on the IIth instant, formed ia
three divisions, the right under Col. JeH q.
Davis the LEFT under Col. Carr, aud tie
centre under General Sige1 six miles. from
Springfield. On the l2th a skirmisb to6f,
place between our advance and PARTY Of
rebels in which nine of the latter were
killed. One of our meR WAS slightly
Wo1nded. At Eunset on the same dEy
200 OF the enemy attacked our pickets bGt
were driven back with loss Of 30
This was regarded IS the commencement
OF the battles, aud 5000 cavalry aud in
tAntEy WITH . battery Of artillery were sent
forward. The battery mas plaee,i on A
emineneG commanding the supposed an.
preach d the rebels, and three shells were
thrown which no response was made
and our force retired leaving a strong
picket guard. .
During the night continuous firing was
kept up by the Piekets.
At three o'clock on the morning Of the
18th our army advanced In line Of battle.
and q day break the third division, head
ed By the Sth Iowa, entered and tool
peaeeinl posaes6ion OF the town.
Price had len at O'Clock on the aam,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-17

BSe WAFEk woREs ExrExsIox.-The
main pipe by which water has heretofore
been supplied to Centre Wheeling, bursted
in the bed of the creek some time ago,
and LETT the manufacturing establishments
and many families south of the creek, in
want Of water. Some OF the mbnufActur.
ing establishments having large contracts
to ill, were compelled to stop operations in
consequences, and the creek being high, it
was impossible to make the necessary re-
pairs, Ne. Daily, the energetic Superiu-
'sndent of the Water Works, has now, We
are glad to see, fall force at work, laying
pipe across the stone bridge, aud by the
last of this week, there will be NO cause
for the ye1Rtious complaints which have.
not without cause, been coming up from
the people of Centre wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-17

pgA sraErr Frq4T.-Yesterlay amer
noon two men named JACK Merikle and
John McGau got into a difficulty ut the
Garner Of Market Rad Main streets MeGan
drew along dirk upon Merikle when the lat
ter started 70 ran, but soon stopped, picked
mp stone aud hurled il with great yto-
lenee At his pursper. he missed his ain
and GgRiu started TO run. Thls time he
was fOllOWed so closely by Mclean that he
could not stop and was thus chased dis
lance of two spares, his pursaer being sev-
eraI times almost within striking distance.
The race was very Interesting Que, but
the suspense experienced y tbosaWho Wit
messed it was terrible.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-17

"a TuEArRICAL.-The Pittsburgh The
atse will open at Washington Hall this
evening for a short season. Elite Hender-
son appears as the star in two fnvorite
pieces. The company is a trst class one,
aud there is no reason why the establish.
ment should not be literally patronized.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-17

fBSCTFEEIxe IS tEksFEuS YtRcIyi,-
TaE RGsUCFs OF SeCtssiox.-We I4Srn.
from grntIeaan Who arrived on Sstays
day froa Sutton, in Brsxton connry thar
there i a great deal vi saasrisg among tie
people Of thar and sdjoiaiug eouniIes-
The men. who are nearly all sesesslopi.,.
have gone of 10 join the rebellion, iesyin0
their wives and children with scarcely aby.
thing to eat The county has been dread
fully devastated. The rebels have stolen
and carried OF nearly egerythtag witch
thejean ard auRFoteeted eo1nty 4 Iordell IN
the way Of provisions, aull4he condition Of
things is terrible to contemplate. Many
houses have been fred and the women and
children besides having nothing 10 eat are
left 10 The midst Of viutcr with houSels,s
heads. Our informant saw a train of gov.
srnment wagons returning from sutton
with some six or seven helpless families
who are going to Clarksburx. TLey were
nearly al naked aud destitute, and told
most Pitifnl stories. Many Of the women
say their husbands aud sons have been
Killed, their horses stolen and the means
by which they lived carried away to feed
the furnishing rebel troops aud guerrillns
This IS one of the legitimate results of
Secession. In the section of country to
which We have alluded there is nothing
like civil law aud no protection is Afforded
for lifeor property. When the women and
children have cleared the country it will
be inhabited only by lawless bands of
gaerillas and Federal soldiers. Even now
we are informed that one may travel for
miles without seeing house inhabited or
the slightest evidences OF civilization
BrAxtou county is only one county ia a
dozen to which the above comments might
truthfuIly apply.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-17
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GOLD PENS WITHOUT cAsHs.
For . eeHts the Magic Pen; tor s. cents The I,ehv
Pen; fur 30 cents the AIvJnya Be5dy Is,,.
the Elegant Pens and Tor q, the Excelsior ZEN.
Etth ZANE I$5 ps y IN sILYER.pLATED EXTBS-
SION CASES, WITH PENCILS.
ROr 30 cents, the Magic Pen for IS eents tbs T,,.v
ZEN tlE 81 the Always Ready Pen: for 8 81 ~
hsgaaS Fen ADD for 80 the sxeelsnr rem. fhsss
dn9mlu points the average reSr Of syerIo ~ Iii
VII ~ ar 0ttIast gross VI the best Steel Pens
a.. tae name OF n Morton, rNumbeF,p and 4ouai-
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GOLD PENS. WITHOUT OASIS.
For . cents, MOL Pen, LIST quality: or = NJ, :
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GOLD PENS, ALL FIRST QUALITY. N SILVER
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. no. 9 Pen. for $40, = No. Z Pen. = = -
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Ghe I'd quality are superior 70 ANY pens niudIa
/ y lEila preEto1s 70 the year 1900
/ ne 20 quallty he Intends shan eqRal n respect
% inlttety; and Cool VEiGiuR onaittIs5
kto only tue eotldsratt9nBl any QOld PenS inIfIl
In regard to Tie cheap Gold PenS he IS.S 1s,v, Il
ey t1t to OParatinl his New ~ PSts.t
I'd MaehlleIy5 he eOuld not have rlis - f3orI ~
ing aud Dutle Pens I0E the Price had ~ aoIl -
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80. s Maiden Lane Nsl YeFt.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-17

~ Go1So EAsF.-Gen. B. f. Kelley
and family, DR.. G. f. watson, Senator from
Aecomac, D. Frost, Speaker OF the House
Of Delegates, Gen. Leroy Eramerand lady
leave this morning for the Fast The Oeu-
tral Pennsylvania Railroad has rendered
the use Of a special car for the party, iitted
up Tor the comfort Of Gen. Kelley, with
beds, &c.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-17
WAR DEPaRTuESr.
WAtHyeToyFeb u 10,

lSSN 1867,
Il is ordered, Fiat, that all apnIieatiSns
Tor passes 70 go,sopth aerosl the military
lines Of the y. 8. shah be made 10 Nni6r
Zen. Johu A. DIX, commanding at Bald.
more, who win grant or refuse the same Al
his discretion. Second, that all.pffsoners
otEar, and other persons fnprisoued bv
authority Of any department Of The GOV
eminent, Who shall be released "a n ma
OF exchange, shall report themselves imm4e-
diately to Maj. Gen. DIX, and be subject g
bis direction while remaining IN that cfty.
Any failure to observe this order win IS
taken asa forfeiture of the parole or sex-
change. The regulation heretofore exist
veg, Gnleh required 9 pass acrpss the mil.
Seeretaryo OF State and eonRtsrSigned 81
the General comma nding, Is resciniie5li,
By order of the Presfielts 80 -
Signed s. \. SF1xFox,
Secretary q War,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-17

DB-YAlENTIxEs.-On Saturday Tie Post
Office Was literally besiegtd With yalea-
tine seekers, who sWatmed about the
delivery with an eagerness that was truly
astonishing. The demand seemed to be
greater than for many years previous, and
The silly missiYes we're apparently much
more nnmeEous.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-17


st. LOuIs, Feb, lC.-A despatcl, FINN,
CAIRO this evening says, the steamer MIN
uehahN arrived here from Fort DOnelson.
hHying let the Fort at 5 O'Clock last even.
ing, bringing the military mail and aes.
patches, and one hundred and liCty of the
wounded TO the Hospital at Padueah.
Tue hgh: commenced on Thurslav md
continued Friday aud Saturday. The con- ON
test was desperate, The Illinois 18Th suf-
Tered severely and the Iowa nth sustained
considerable loss. SWartz's battery which
was taken by the enemy was recapturei
by our men. Two Coloucls wounGed and
two killed, loss heavy on both sides. The
upper Fort was taken at four O'Clock, aud
me Union nag now floating over 1t. Our
The gunboAts St. Louis, LouisyiIlc and
PatkeTa6pEC were disabled. The Min0e-
bahia met the mortar boats AZ Paducah 90.
ing up.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-17

H0THE Hox. JosRFH sEaAa, of the
Norfolk district, arrived in the city on Sat.
urday night, and is stopping at the MeLurs
House. Mr.. Segar's devotion to the Union
is matter of national notoriety.
Nj. segar has consented to address the
citizens of Wheeling from the balcony of
the AcLure House this afternoon at four
o'clock.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-17
spEtS y. STATION, See. Of War.
GIDkoG WELLgsi Sec. Of the Narr

To-day despatch reached the General.
in-ghist here from General Halls6iat ST.
Isoutss announcing the investment Of Fort
D0uelson with = tnree of SO, 600 men, head.
ed by the noble deet of Com. Foote, aud
anticipating its speedy reduction. Gen.
Ha4leck says that Gems. Pillow aud Buck
ner are Ia the forthwith force Of II, 900
men, and he seTtdeutly Of theopiuton that
foreemenIs min surely De snsces.fal..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-17

D8- TaE steamer Sunny South, which
has been lying at the landing idle for q
long time, left on Friday last for below
She has been chartered, We understand, By
the Government aud will be employed In
Carrying troops from ctneinaati to Padu-
cah Tor the present.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-17

BALrlNoRE, Feb. l5.-Parties y ho came
oy The Old Point boat say that it vas Re.
ported At Norfolk yesterday that Fort Dom
elson bad been captured. Our IeIter from
she Fortress makes no mention of the re-
port, which Ia perhaps, not worthy Of
Rlucl credit.
A passenger by the Old Point boat saws
tpat some Of The Workmen at the iron
works a. Siehmoad, WHO came by the dag
OF truce from Norfolk, represent that thew
len for want OF work. So great was tbe
scarcity Of iron and coal that the works
there being suspended. coal being so enor-
nously high. The men say that there are
lev, II any. cannon left at Richmond, all
having been sent away from time TO time 10
olheF points and that very few of the de-
FENCES there have any cannon mounted.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-17
Grand ArriValI
CLoAKs1 CLoAKsl cLoAKs.

oLoAKs' oLOAIxsI cLoAKs.
y addition 10 10Y regular stock am nov enabled
4 To ouSr TO my utsiolpsrs magnificent nGsort-
naent Of FRENCH 8 HSGLlSlI BEAVER cIGSTiT
CLOAhs- AnPstbly Adorned With erotellet orna-
ments, and especially intended Tor HOLIDAY GIFTS
Atnohs thsse will he Einnd some very handsomS
MY sTTtEs, and no LADY should purchase a CioaE
without nFst examining my siyICs aud prices.
FURSI FURS: FURS2
Mink, fitch. Siberian Squirrel FFeueh s5fio go
IN CaVS', CiDaks, vietorinea Cans and Nnd5 ali AZ
PEicra t., suit the Tines
SHAHI-S n FefiuecI mr. ees
silks French AeTihue, DeiaineE, Ottoman Ystour1
and other me Dress Goods in great variety Al nSton
ishinSly IoW prices. =
\ llaI'Sls,Iie agzortaisnt Of EMBRoIDERIIss sniff
able for Christmas Presents, cbeSp foT oSsl,.
ALEX. HEfaiARPS,
dseA l5T Main st., wheeling. Va
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-17

protected By tEO peioats, trenches, aud
ride pits. The rebels save batlls from
Their entreDehments outside OF the for.
They were dtiren in after severe bsttie
and eonsiderable loss on both sides. Onf
troops hold two OF the rebel batteries ont,
slue o. the fort Our loss Is prohS N,
about totty-five killed and from. one huns
dred and ffty to two hundred wounded.
light thousand troops and four gun
neats arrived last night. The battle will
be resumed to-day.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-17

BosToS. Peb. l5.-Hon. WIN. Appleton
died this nlorntnG x tie age OF IS yeSrs.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-17

IL APPorSTNENF,-The President Of
tue United States has appointed Col. u.
W. Crothess IS 4 Commissioner 81 the
part Of Virginia 70 visit the caapssof the
volunteers Of this STATE, ID. order 70 induce
them . mal.esallo lleuts for their families.
The C0mmfssi5asr viii visit the S6ldieF,
before ~ fos sl.sfuil1t 'ea,ea
These Commissioners have been appointed
for all the statea of the Uufon.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-17
f. ". LANpER.
The following order was issue,l TO-DAY
WAsHISGTGN, Feb. 3. 1861


The following order was issue,l TODAY
WAsHtSGruN, Feb. ., 1861.
The President, Observation-Disclosures Of
the Army aud Navy, returns thanks to Brig.
General burnside and Flag Officer Ciolis-
borough, aud to Brig. Gen. Grant and Flag
Officer FoOte, and the land and naval furces
under their respective commands, for their
gallant achievement 10 the capture Of Roa :.
noke Island and Fort Henry. While it
will be no ordinary pleasure for him TO
acknowledge and reward in becoming
manner the valor of. the living, he aiso
recognizes as his duty to pay n fitting hon
or TO the memory OF tho gallant dead
The charge At Roanoke Island, like the
6ayunet charge at Mil Springs, proves thai
the Srapple and sharp steel Of ioval and
patriotic soldiers must alwas put rebels ami
traitors TO flight.
The late achievements of the NAVY show
that the flag of tue Union once bSrue In.
glory around the world By naval heroes uill
soan again foat oFer every rebel CITY and
stronghold, and that it shall forever De
honored and respected as tho emble,1 Of
liberty and union in every land and upon
every sea-
IL. N. n
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-17

morning, leaving over 500 OF his sick. iarpet
quantities o. forage and wagons SebiSSI
him. He had Il, 600 elective iroops and
so pieces of ARTILLERY.
Yesterday evening a battalion nj ON
cavalry captured 100 wagons Of his main
and last night firing the pickets was heard
N TIE direction OF the retrratinE foe,
fhis morning At 8 O'Clock our whole
force followed the enemy. 500
Y is reported that Price is merely falling
baekto meet Melutosh, who was eon,inS
up with retntoreements and on his Join
ing hin, he would return and give US hat.
tie. The probabilities are, however lbst
he is in full retrest. s.'.
The people III and around Springfield ex-
press andouSted satisfaction Vt The ARRIVAL
OF our troops, and general rejoicing is
manifest throughout the southwest AT the
retreat Of the rebels.
campaign.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-17
Naior GeaeFal Conmanding

CHICAGO Feb. ia special % The
goiit1sat dated two miles iro6 Port Donel.
500. l4th, seys:
attaek commented ct seven and q
tlat ls o'clock yesterday morning, BY the
lalld forces under Geaerals Grant. Smith
ana AcGleruaRd. The fort Is saFFon1Jied
El7y hiGa steep I. heavily wooded, aai
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-17
MUSIC! MUsIcl

MUSIC! MUsICl
I Usr RECEIVED the folIouing Music:
u Listen,
nlils Forever Past.
Loved TlIee-BalIad
PluFihus Uuuni,
Loving Daughter Heart,
Felicidad,
AdBlo Polka
Absent from Thee-BalIad
lll Cling: I'm Cling TO Thee,
Anna Lflle,
I %,i5 he Rs. Mater. I'm wander Win Thee,
Midnight ScbOttiah,
InTenA,
Sybll,
Camp Life,
Cradle Song, &C.,
At the Variety Store Of
D. N1COBL BRO,
g4ts1A 100 Main slEsst.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-17

ST. LOUIS, Feb. l6.-Despatehes receiy-
ed at headquarters, say that all the gun
boats are pretty etfectually disabled, ex-
cePt one. Com. FOots was wounded twice
but not fatally.
The upper redoubt WAS taken BY our
troops. 1t commands Fort DoneIson. and
Gen. Grant telcgraphs that he would be
able to capture that fort today Sunday.
Ten. Halleck also received dispatches
from Gen. Curtis, stating that Prices rear
guard was oTertaken in the pursuit from
Springfield and after brief resistance
tue rebels led, leaving the road strewn
wlth wagons and baggage Curtis reports
having taken more prisoners than he knew
what to do with. Ii never rains, hut
Pours.
FORrREss aIoSROE. Feb. l5.-Wind \. E.
Rain and hail.
\ flag of truce was sent to Crauey Island
To-day with one or two passengers. None
were brought back.
Southern papers received contnin little
of interest. The MOI folk Day Book saws
their total loss during the battle at Roam.
oke Island was killed and 80 Wounde6.
two Of the latter died subsequently. OF
the Richmond Blues the killed are Cant.
y. J. Wise, Cant. Robert Gales, Lieut. YIN.
b. Selden aud privates.
The Day Book says that $500 prisoners
were taken aud that they will be paroIeti
for exchange and seut Immediately.
a gentleman who arrived from Carrituck
Sound yesterday, says that several Of the
Federal gunboats arrived at the canal on
Thursday afternoon, ut o'clock, and com
msneed firing shot and shell upon the
rebels, who were engaged at DESTROYING
the canal. 80
Tue storm delays the sailing of the
Stars and Stripes aud the Jersey Blue for
Hatteras.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-17
Steel PI0ngls! eeIPIO1gISl

THXCnUsIVE AFtney O. am . sonil sII5ri.r
fif Cast Steal PlgleS aVloull inloIIl a. -.
eTd % this country that We have he s6iS aG15y i
THE sale o. theso vel known sod And Efut Ard
ySneENl pso plGuEhs, right and l6t land q Two O.
three horpoa Also m ths castings q both tsfF ga
and new series q pl0ughE. AIsa,
400 IRON Double shovel PlonEhs,
With ground essi stsei naoalls5 vtth an1 without
ln; SIS .s;'on. RRHoE 3 3 8 I g III.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-17
SUNDAY NIGHTS DISPATCHES
Attaack on Fort nonalsnn.

ST. Lotus, Feb. l6.-A special to the
Missouri Dtmoerat dated CAIRO. Sunday
?. ~, says: Commander Foote reached
here at IL o'clock last night on board the
gun boat COuestOGR. He stormed Fort
Donelson Friday p. II. with the gun boats
st, Louis, Louisville, Pittsburgh, Caroude-
let, Tyler and Conestoga Amer Sighting
little over an hour be withdrew. Fifty-
four were killed aud wounded. Our gun
boats pilots, Riley aud Hinton, OF the ST.
Louis, being among the latter. Command.
er to0te, while standing in the pilot house
OF the St Louis This flag ship}, WAS SLIGHT.
ly wounded. Tue st. Louis Jyss hit siTIv.
one times. Two gun boats were disabled.
The Tyler aud COnestoga remained out of
range OF the enemies guns The line or
battle MAS as follows: The ST. Louis ON
the right, next the Louisville, then the
Pittsburgh, aud tue CaTundelet ON the left.
Tie enemy's firing was very accurate
They bad three baIteries-Ono near the
water, one MY feet above this, aud a third
1ltY te1t above the second The upner
one mounted four lS.pounders. This one
was held IN reserve until our boats got
within four hundred yards of the fort.
Our ire was directed principally at the
latter battery. One of the enemyss guns
burst and number were dismounted.
The enemy could DO aeen carrying their
dead out Of their trenches. All the plIn
boats were left up the Cumberland river,
except tue COnestOga, and she LETT there
yesterday morning. a ritled gun ON the
Carondelet hurstei killing six men. The
rudier of the Pittsburgh was shot away.
The mortar boats left here yesterday
morning.
The above statements OF the fight were
received from gentlemen who were aboard
the S. l.OHis during the engagement.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-17

A gentleman who left Port Donelson
yesterday afternoon at s o'clock and reach5,
cd here this noun, says the fiEht had been
gong on all day. The rIght wing OF the
enemy's tortfheatfons was taken and ne
stars and stripes were floating over them.
The forces were breast TO breast and INC
6ght was to be renewed
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-17

80. 3 Maiden Lane. NsSi YtfI-.
Any one ss91Lng GfnEie letter Isost stamp ifiI :.
cave circular With &c Il1aiIe 6nTrayirIs II 81,
.soose stssl and Styiss, jani6slmlis
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-17

"a sfiLL AsoIaER sPaIz.'-Ou ,so,.
9sday morning an old man. WAS broueb,
down from Camp Chase, Columbus, aud
~ Rts'ssu u confinement at the Alheneun.-
ne VAS arrested some months ago IN Nich-
.olas county aud IS one OF tlose rate in5i-
Etduals WHO admits that he actually be-.
'onged to the rebel army. He seems to be
a flank, jolly old fellow, Who pos.s..s.
none OF the sulIeu. logged charaeteristIe.
which are TOO oftea apparent Is lie man
ner OF the prisoners brought here.
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be- ithtEo % 5aSortia and
tFissay vas of.a cold. lee making 5sbsg-
aetsr. Oar dets aEs avsrs tI,s 80
-. .sL ass19g ahe season, ne have had no ice
mat Jaslided tIieig gathering, aud tbst The
!eaF 81 ea entire fsilqre Of tie Ice .eron
has oeeastsaed lot hide ,iis;ssl5. +
ely or tEo more Ike The tEo that have
lq.t passed, Nill make ice Of 4 sai5efebt
tu'sAness 20 FeFfant dealers Ia preseryinv
~ IS they haye made the usual ma ~
lions to do. .sa-
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0N RECEIPT OF ANY OF TIN FOLLOWING
" snhl, in Cash OF Fost-Odiee Stamps. he nh.
VIII send by return OF mail. or 6tlierUfae -
eoTdfHg 70 description, VIZ: nc
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FIELD q GARDEN IRPLENENTS,
PRYOR q FROST.

I5occLsl1l3 @ JolIA9QE 3 ER0lI.I -
~ = "a Main Sc, INheelIuh, va,
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-ey1t ue4ts2at laeGtEttl1
AItc6elFs division. BY q forced march.
reached The river q Bowling Green t6-day,
e9a are making bridge 70 cross. The
rebels burnt the bridge 1t 4 oieloeF in tbSl
morning, aud were eyacaatiRg me nlScs
when he arrived.
[Signedl d. a. BurLL.
NAior GeneFal GoHn1,S1lIfy