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20 The 6cth regiment (Green,burg) were
ready to leave last night and We presume got off.
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PUBLIC NOTICE
TOuLuS~ON 4 con, Druggists, No.
u East Washington street.
Have been appointed for the sale of
~ ~ m EsS - A. az IN.

THE WONDERFUL GRANt'LuS. f'- the cure Of Coughs,
Colds sore Throat BRONCHITIS. whee rritaot Of the
Tvula and Ton-il>. an Diseases If the Lungs. Sold m
large boxes. % cts 81 Cts. and 81 each. uisd6wly
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IT The 9Th. Ton ani 75h regiments will
le'e To day II transportation is possible for
them.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-20

IL Lieut. Col. H,ren of the 57ih, and Lieut.
Col Miiroy of the I'D have re~igIed
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~ For clear quill ice ere IN 90 to Canning
hams confectionery and arbor, on Illinois street
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-20

~ The 13i regiment will arrive in the city
this aftersaon.
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ToLfro. August 10 The Union consetcn
here :" a-y unanimously nons'nsfei NJ X W.He
OF this cay 60 TeFseseut tlis D.sssict Ia CA
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~ Adjntant Gerers. humas was expectes
To arrive in the city last night
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- 2nAs> Ii ~ mas.
lust RECEIVED LOT OF sUPERIog BOYS
al SRUMs At low prices
WILLARD & sTowELL
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AFFAIRS ON THE BORDER.
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ON A NEW METHOD OF
treating venenal Diseases, inclu-
dig syphilis in all it, stages.
Gonorrhea. elect. Structure, vari-
cocile, and HydrOcele, Diseases II
the Kidneys, Bladder &c, with
out mercury. containing a val
liable treatise on hatwide-spread
rnalady Of youth, Seminal Weak
ness. Nocturnal Emissions, Sexual
Debility. lmpotency, &c. the >e-
cret iniirmities Of youth and ma
tnriiY arising from the hanefnl
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Important to Females!

One department OF our DiSpensary Is specially devoted
the treatment of the Diseases Of Females ruch
chvrrhea white" irregular. Painful and suppress
Mesruation. Nervous and General Debility Diseases Of
he Womb. Barrenne>s, &c
Consult atoms and examinations free of charge.
Also for sale DIX. DEwEkSS kkGllATOk PILLS
For Female Distractions, irregularities Married
dies certain should Use them, the v
would miscarriage. rrce u per and may be
sent by mail
DR. GALEN'S PREvENTIyE-An invaluable article
for wishing the number of their offspring
the barren who desire children warranted inure
the health and will last for lifetime. any address
under >es, receipt Of the price-TwO DOLLARS
PATIENTS AT DlSTANCE-By sending brief state
IL their symptom. will receive Blank Chart eeuta-
lisi que>tioS for be oftreatent
&c. Medicines of the country any
case at home, free from danger curiosity.
All transactions private and Confidential. Remember
the and number
Direct all letter. 10
GALES's HEAD DIsPENsARY,
ocfis-dkw Louisville Ky
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Night Dispatches.


WASHINGTON. August l9.-The Navy De-
par ment Is ia receipt of vouminous dispatches
from Admiral Farrasut, aud among them is the
following:
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FEDERAL DEFEAT IN MISSOURI.
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habit TO which j. added observations
Female Diseases, and other Interesting matter Of the
Importance to the married and those contemplating
marriage who entertain doubts Of their physical alb y
that state. Sent 70 any address in sealed wrap
per- on receipt Of ten cents or four stamps.
We devote entire tirae and attention the
Of the various private diseases treated of in p
report Our Dspensary Il the only Institution Of the
kind America which has been tAblished by special
charter this fact should give Il preference
various quacks Of doubtful character 10 be found in ell
aofssa
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CITY AND STATE ITEMS.

sB- Two Composi,ors wanted at this Office.
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MEDICAL BOOKS, &C.

Cbntriajng 7hi,fv Fine Plates ana EagraUings oft
AbdtOn"y otnd Physiotogy az TIE ssar.- O<ga.ts iR
sfffe ar ~ m dnd Lss<dse.
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lE- The Goyernor his authorized the raising
Of eleven new reg menis la this State They will
be utl mt erred ~ tolloMe:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-20

WASHINGTON. August 10 Tile following or.
der has been issued frvm the AJjut4nt Generals
Office:
The Department, Of the Ohio hereby createi
will be composei ct che States of Oaio. Mchi-
gan. Indiana. Illinois. Missouri aud keatacky.
east OF the Tennessee river and inc HIDING Cum
beIlaud Gap and the troops operating in is viein
ity-
NJ jor General H. O. Wrigh, Is assigned 10 the
Department ct the Ohio.
BY ORDER of the Secretary of War.
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to- A G. CO.
$50 BOXES l'HP'
loo Boxes 10 Lump;
IS Boxes Lump;
loo Boxes bright lbs;
so Boxes dark lbs;
500 Csddies 4 lbs;
50 Kegs Six Twist;
The above Of Tobacco IS the largest
be found In the West and will be sold below the
rates.
EARL HATCHER.
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READ THE DOCUMENTS
ExPOSg.s-r THE FR.9UDS,
QUOTATIONS AND CONTRIBUTIONS
OF THE PRESENT PARTY IN POWER.

proceedings of the Both
July Conventions.
The Proceedings Of the Goth July Convention will he
published IN pamphlet form. eibrac ng The speeches Of
Gov. Wtcktifte, OF Keutucly;
Hon j =. Cartitr, of vfrgIuia:
Hon w. y Hicbardsau, Of sIiinois;
thc RESOLUTIONS Adopted. and
The address oG sfsc state rc,ssraI Com =
mistcc tn the People Of indiana
These TO ether make pamphlet - clo-eIy printed
pages. and will he ready for d. very this week Price:
e. pee loo Al documents should be ordered TO be sen,
b. Express Address
ELDER, HARKvFss BINGHAM
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Campaign Sentinel.

The Weekly Indiana State Sentinel will he
furnished for Three Months, during the Cam
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-18
~ End d. Nenr.

The cad Of the great Souihetn eonspi-
rAeTs diaEs 70 eloae. Ye-ierday the
city Wsb electrified With the glorious It'd
ingS from Fort Donelsou. We have cap.
tused that position and sIonE with it the
whole rebel army stationed there, amount
ing 10 6fteen thousand men, Including
theiE two Generals, JOHNSON and Buckuer
They we're completely bREgsd. .'bag and
baggage horse, foot aud dragons. The
victory Was overwhelmingly complete.
This great aehievsment splits the rebel
lion vide open We now divide them to
the right and TO the lsfi. Tie Cumberland
river is ours aud along with i; the State Of
Tennessee, North AIabAma, and upper
Mississippi. Nashville will fall as soon as
Wseap reach it, which will be, We presume,
ia very few days. Oar victorious le-
gions will pour doun upon Memphis, and
once there, We viii cut on all supplies
from Columbus and speedily reduce it
either by starvation or attack.
Where the rebels, Who re,reated from
Bowling Green few days ago, will go
from Nashville. no one, Of course. can tell.
There seems 10 be NO place of advanta eeous
escape for them. They will probably strike
out Cor East Tennessee en- route for vir-
Ciuia, or else dissiPats themselves away in
small bodies through The Southern States.
In case this last policy is adopted it will
eu4 their term Of enlistment very soon
They viii grow small by degree, with every
mile oftbeir fight Desertions will be more
rapid than ever were aecretions. They have
completely and entirely lost all prestige.
The tide has iusvitably aud Oreruhelming-
" set ia against them and they see it,
The decentralization, as the news spreads,
will be beyond all conception. We should
not be surprised to see wide spread Union
nPriaing ia every cotton state within the
next two weeks. The people are only
visiting their opportuuity-onIy waiting
fora few bold leaders to sound the word.
sOOntbg trumpet tones Of such men as
BrowdfOw.5till be-heard. And!tbxa con-
mehces The suslt-t6e rock-tt1e s6iver-
the tOPpiiag.a6d the crash Of the most in
famous conspiracy the world ever saw.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-18

or the Boston Boot and Shoe market the
Reporter sayS:-There are almost daily
additions to the number Of buyers 10 our
market, bu: as yet the purchases have not
been large. Trade is fair, however. Ar
my goods have commenced moving to
some extent aud shipments of shoes were
made this week to the Philrdelpbia de-
partment. A new regulation At that Office
requires ali contractors to stamp their
names on the soles of the shoes. Total
shipments Of boots and shoes BY rail aud
sea, for5the week, 5o44 cases.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-18

VIZ are glad that the good news
of last week enmeiu time 10 90 out
by the Liverpool steamer. 1t is said
that for weeks the secession agents
in and about Washington, on steam
er days, connected rumors in the interest
of the south, which we're of course taken
out and sent over Europe. There seems
good reason to believe, too, that Reuter-,
Who has the telegraph news agency of
Europe under bis control, has been tam
Pered with by the rebel enissaries abroad.
The dispatches which he makes up to
send from Europe here, as well as those
which he sends to the continent 10 reIa-
ton to our affairs, indicate this fact. he
SLppresses news favorable TO Us, aud ex.
aggerates the reports favorable to the
SOuth. Americans abroad say that the
Telegraph there gives littls idea of any adj
vantages We gain. while it is sure 10 ex-
Patiate upon any which the rebels are re-
ported to have gained. The testimony
which went abroad last week however,
was that of the rebels themselves, and
even YRncey and Mann can hardly have
the face to attempt to diSrredit it.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-18
rheir RIr Gnn Gnu.

Sydney Johpson. one OF the Generals
whom We captured at Port Donelson, was
the great military gun of the rebels. He
WAS sent out from the Potomac to take
charge Of their fortunes in the West. He
was man Of conceded frst class ability.
But it aTailed him nothing. He will beiu
disgrace nov. for having allowed himself
sad shis-arn9yS 70 be cutoff and eaptured.-
Ks for BtekBtr we done kbo = that any
body ever expected anything more from
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-18
Stole ORAgaIn.

FLOYD is forever stealing something. BE
has stolen. money and cannon and small
arms IN immeuSe quantities. They ereu
say he has TtFsa smooth bore cannon. We
know that he stole away in the night from
CaruiEex Perry. Aud it il said that he
stole away from Fort DonelsOn Saturday
night, which accounts for his not being
captured on Sunday along With the rest
He Will have to be caught like Billy Bow
legs in the swamps after the war is over.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-18

YANcEH is in q tight place in England
II he stays there long enough he may be-
come quite civilized. He is driven to
fenoques one after another Ofhis old posi-
tiOns. He has now thought it Necessary
TO deny that he WAS ever IN favor OF advo-
eating tbe Fsapspiag Ihs slave trade. OF
course We ell remember that he himself
moved in q southern c6hventi1n that the
federal laws prohibiting the African slave
trade ought to be repealed. and that he
has been one ofthe most conspicuous
champions ofthe doctrine he now repu-
dates. He not only lies about his owu
deeds, but he declares that be does not
know two public men 10 the south of any
note who advocate the slave trade. How
quickly be has forgotten bis old frieudsl
George Francis train and Commander
Craven of the Tuscarora have both written
letters in reply to his false assertions, and
have shoEn him up in 6ne style.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-18
TallnE thsm On the HID.

Etlitors Iniellt1g eaess
The Hon. SheFfafd Clemens, who ire.
auenlys gets OF RE0od thing, Is said 10
have drank the folio ring toast the other
&c s!laFaio9s bat Go1lol he tGl1sth then a ths
The point of the ebOSe viii be clearly
seen when It isrecollk eted that In the Duel
Feen Wise and Glemenss the latter was
wounded in, the hip while In The late bat
ne OF hoan0kei the former WaS wounded
THE same part. TIE.4oR Tar.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-18

THE late poet, Lord George Gordon By
ron, 1.-The is capable Of hearing anything,
VII be surprised 70 hear that he has son,
George de Luna Byron, captain in the
Missouri army. who claims to be child of
The illustrfops gin drinker, BY the Iatter's
secret marriage With senorita dsLuna, a
blue blood-ess Of Spain, to whom Capt.
George ays3s attributable the divorce
trom'his English wife, which 80 much ex
ereisede the poets friends during his life
time, when lobster suPpers, Sheridan, bag
MOS and stseVen'S the mlin, y claimed him
As their own. 5''''
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-18
DO Onlla on anon.

Poor old dfupken heteber. who still pre-
tends to be Governor Of The State, calls on
the seeessipaisls to enroll Themselves into
home guards and be ready AZ bis can
Read his Pitiful appeal published to-day.
BE eonfesseS In Iugubrtous tones to the
threatening prospects ahead. It's all dlay
with the poor old druntard. Let him dive
deeper than ever into his cops.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-18
Not Yet BIZ.

The secessionlsts who went from round
btps to Richmoud and the rebel army,
wto.e home a good while ego, that they
expeeted to take their Christmas dinners
viii Us, They didn't take them. aNot
muchlyH they didn't Aud the vietuals
will get tsry cold before they do take
them. That's more.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-18

Iris reported that "a high Buglish of6-
clair recently arrived in New York from
LondopS and that he put up at quiet ho-
tel in BROOKLYN and for several weeks
daily visited the Navy Yard; Afterwards
Inspecting Fort Hamilton, Fort Columbus,
Fort Richmond aud other important milf
tnry posts, and then returned by steamer
to Europe. Heis believed to have been
a British spy.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-18
Our Tlvo Senator'S.

He do not know what Impressions
Mara CaFlile and Wiley may have de-
rived OF their duty g Senators, but q can
assure them thai their eonstitnents will
never forgive them fer voting against the
ExpulsioROf Bright from The Senate. IL
they suppose that Western Virginia has
any atinity for sEen lialf traitors they are
&c ElNEgGs YIsl had better dispose of
his legs. They aTe dIWays Ia his way
he5tS now wounded in the hip. he was
oqee wounded in the t6tg6 in 4 duel.
To1EaeNes Journal
NO he4Was'nt- ~ e tother man non are
thinking about, sisl
slu3s 81 ia : slEis5
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-18
ArtilIerY PatrIotIs,n.

There waG terrible squealiug of artil-
lety around this town yesterday evening.
The old river valley sounded like as If a
bOm6ardmeut was going on. To cap the
climax, Gen. Roseersns ordered out the
ParrOtt battery, and thirty-three guns and
= aquib (.he sqntb for South Carolina)
were 6red. That's the way it will be done
all over .he country nov. ..ThGrs what's
the natter.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-18
Tho rebel Evaeaation Of Romney.


The Rebels give the following account
Of the evacuation Of. Romney;
letter to the Lyncbburg Republican
from Winchester. February slb, says that
the of ROmuey emauated from
the War Department, and that it was NOT
done IN consequence of any apprehended
movement Of the enemy. From the same
source Ee:leaFn that Gen. Loringlslt Rom.
ney iuRsomeWhat hurried manner, Ieay-
ing behind a considerable amount Of com.
missary stores, quite as much probably as
the; Yankees left when they evacuated that
place. On tho march, also, il is reported
on good authority, several wagons and q
large number of tents were burnt. II is
diheult TO see that there was . necessity
Tor such destruction of publie property,
miles distant, and we're m0nifestine no
disposition % expose themselves 10 TIT, In.
clemencyi of the weather.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-18
The AnaeondR.

The venerable serpent has taken a fresh
coil on the Southern Coufederaey. He has
itnOw around theeentre. Just let him whtsk.
his tail . day or two, aud then look ont for
the next twist. Such double process Of
emission and evacuation will be seen as
vas never known since vonits aud purges
were Invented.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-18

The Conreation hnvIng eonplsted its
lsbors Eiil, Ne supp6sr, adjourn to-day.
Yetrssday aud dny before we've oeeapied
with the schedule aad the neeeasaFy for.
u1alitiea of reading the revised Constitu-
tion. Tie Commissioners provided tor in
The schedule have not yet been appointed,
but viii be BY the Commit,ee on Revision,
which consists of the chairmen Of all The
committees on the Constitution, aud will
be announced. We learn. this morning.
The schedule provides that the Coustitu-
tion shall be submitted to the people on
the 6rst Thursday Of April, and that the
frst Eeoeral election under the new Con-
stitutioa shall be held within sixty, but
not sooner than forty, days after The con-
sent of Cougress is oblained-if it is OBJ
tanned at ALI
The Commissioners appointed by thu
Schedule are yestsd with power to recall
the Convention If anything sbalI be found
wanting 70 lbs success of the Coustitution;
10 modify The boundary If the Legislators
shall refuse its assent-as IL ia morally
certain to dor TO ealarge The COnstitu-
tioazin SEINE respects, TO obtain admission
into the Onion As a State, if Congress re-
fuse its consent Withoat-as it is equally
certain to do. This reservation of the
power of recommending is undoubtedly a
vie one, bot what pity that is ueeessa-
y. Why not have marched up to the
work at once like men and have done with
it! Or shall it only be done-as it must
b., If anything il doae-at an expense to
the treasury Of another sixteen thousand
eve hundred doliars, when 1t could and
should all have been done At once 2
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-18
aavannnh Enllnn

Our FegaIat dispatches aunounea The
capture Of savanuah by our troops. This
seemed almost TOO good to bs true yesttr.
day evening. But Gen. Roseerans assures
US thhtshis adVieeS place the fact beyond
asp4G Thus doss victory aftsr vieti5ry
i Attaaad the arms Of the Republic. Good
bysgold gsbelliOu.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-18
Fr5ll NJ 7i1i a.

teesi1 y lllf nd Oh 6onorss =
Firm III inso
WtsHgOE9s, Fei Ie.-TiSe S1nftaFy.
Conn LssiO1 On Thu e1t froll Bath
more tTo iuSpeetott s y large 6mou1f
ct hospital suPpIf6s rs The wounded on
Roanoke Island
The veil known plored man. Fran
&c Dashsr, Vas p ek 1nddenly in the
tfnF sDePRrtmens orpieg, Whera. he
had for forty Seata ssl & messenger, and
died Just as he Fedl s u 81 ijdtii .Hes vas
appointed under ID 8 Standardization.
fhe QnaFterneste Department has exc
tended TIL next So 81 the tine for re-
eetyIng bids toi army horses. A
large number Of De are atill in wash
fngt0n ~
L. Q. Baker u rye Of the govern
ment decisive CIV police, resigned bis
position yesterdaY1 This untiriRg ener-
eoutraband trade q The rebel States has
been almOst e6Er fsty brOken up. he
intends entering thas tlitary service aa Al
ohieeF. rs
Gen Fremont probably leave here
toSiards the e3osq t6e. Beek. Il Is be-
heNed yshts fEiea hat he win soon be
assigned 70 imP5ftl military dnties,
The. dispatch aneing victory ~
Fort Doaelson has lsiOped intense ioy,
but up 70 10 toni In0 oGiefal dispatches
had been received eonlrmatfon Of the
report farther thaG 81 Ihe upper fort had
been captnted b ioSrea.
WAR DEP4RTIEEFS Feb. lb, 1862.
The railroad Operations of the War
Department require that there should be 4
jGst and efficient system Of railroad trans.
port that would SCENE to the Government
energetic eetiOn, ith fair tariff Of
charges. Tie Secretary Of War, believing
that be may safely appeal 70 the pFaeti-
cal experience Of a. Officers of the rail-
road companies and 70 their patriotic feel.
ings for aid in deyisiug such 4 system, in
VTtes the chief ofB6sal of the respective
railroad companies Ia the loyal States 70
meet and confer win him on this subject
AZ Washington on Thursday, the twentieth
day Of February, 1862.
Hon. Efast1s G0rlInE and n. L. Wilson,
now IL. this city are requested to act a. q.
COMMITTEES OF arrangements.
(Signedl RDWTa ~ STAnFoX,
Secretary OF War.
wAsHNoTox, Peb. lT.-Gen. Mcclellan
has received . dispatch fully confirming
the news Of. the capture Of Port. Doaelson.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-18


FoREREss MoNRoE, Feb. Is, via DAETI-
NoRl, Feb. l6.-By a dag OF trnee TO-DAY.
We hear that Fort Dolelson surrendered "a
Gen Grant yesterday [sat1rday.1 Gems.
Pillow, Floyd, johnson and Buekner were
taken With l5, 900 other prisoners.
We are also Informed that fighting has
been going on near S6Van1hh, ana thar.
that city has probably been captured.
The propeller Planet arrived this Sffer-
noon from Baltimore. having on boGrtl tie
submarine Cable 70 be llid across the tay.
nom this potp: TO CsPe Charles. The Inns
has already been completed from Wilmfne1
ton Delaware to Cape Charles, 6nd also
from the headquarters Of Gen. Woof about
mile and half mp the beach 70 The place
selected for thF crossing. Tie Ca6le Vill
De sunk IN lev days aud Is sosa6s the
necessary arrangements eau be made this
Department VIII be connected Glfreetiy bY
Telegraph with Washingt TOD aud New YorF.
aud the government aud the public viii
become informed ottmportlnt news trans-
Hltttea hence from u 70 80 h6nrS earlier
than at present.. The lfnsSWtlI lls under
the mani cement of AIr ~. a. HESS 81 he
. s. NilitaSy Tslegr39h ana viii Sc &c
the create Alne 70 the koVsfnulsht -
The Fernandfna SAILED this aftefnood
wind N. III eit.6ls p g4E1f 81
ztssl - 5.Ssl s-Ess All Z y &
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-18

Tn editor Of Tie Gbarls oa Courier has
made another trial ofeottoa SD eoffsS aud
thinks It win do with an oaioai
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-18

Tvs prophetic Russell, in his last letter
70 the Lond6n Times, thinks The Bulnstds
expedition too small 70 elect any ,Sssest
object * =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-18

eOd gard ouE Gag. and keep eaeh EtnF
Eseh HtE5pS - bright a. ll1IE theY IETO.
sfiil HIskGit lad car T8Hk1 81 var,
Etili a1st Above saSh E,atFiGs'R ETaTe,
Death 70 the tFIitoT that E0atd dare
Tezzil e tlTpsEh fhs aust Of S2IamS.
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