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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-26
From Fortrass Monrne

FoRTRRss AoERoE, Feb. 24-T6e steam
or Baltimore, which left here several DAYS
since with ammunition for the Burnside
expedition, returned from Hatterus about
noon tO-doy, having LEFT yesterday after
noon.
The news is not of special Importance.
The burning of Winton is confirmed.
The 9Th My. Regiment had made an
expedition up the Chowan river, With three
guuboats, but having found the enemy in
force returned without making an attack.
Among the passengers by the Baltimore
is Ch0s. Henry Foster, who wus Yesterday
reported killed, by the rebel papers. 1t
Wint6n.
The election ordered by the Provision
al Government of North Carolina took
place on Saturday, and resulted, as far az
returns had been received, in the re-elec.l
ton OF Mr.. Foster. The ordinances of the
Convention were also ratified.
The object of the expedition of the 9th
N Y. Regt was to destroy the railroad
bridges on BlnekWater and Ohowan rivers.
The enemy was discovered In large force
ct Winton, and no landing was made
The rebels fred on our gunboats, and they
in retaliation burnt the town.
The greater part Of the expedition was
still 1t Roanoke, and Gen. Wiuiams' brig
AIDE, at Hatteras, had received orders TO
proceed there.
The SIR Speuldiug left Roanoke Is
land on Friday for Elizabeth City with the
prisoners taken ty Gen, Burnside. They
were paroled for exohnhge.
The Spaulding had left Roanoke Island
for Fortress Monroe
Capt. Hgyard,s Battery went to New
port News to-day.
The U, s. steamer Mississippi; from
Boston, arrived at noon to-lay.
A Gre broke out in the old buildings
occupied by the negroes about four O. clock
this afternoon. The buildings were en-
tirely destroyed. They were Of little yal-
ue,, and the loss is probably covered by IN
suraucs.
The laying Of the telegraph cable Wis
progressing satisfactorily vat the last ac-
counts.
81. Lotus, Fe6. 25.-Gen: Hallscls. this
morning telegraphed Gen. Mcclellan as
follows:
Prices army have been driven from hts
strong post ut Gross Hollow. The enemy
len his sick aud wounded and such stores
as conld not be destroyed, They burned
the extensive barracks TO that place 10. pre-
vent our troops occupying them.
Gen. Curtus says nlostof our provisionl
for tie last II sdays have been taken from
The enemy. i'.5s's.'
- r e O. so u.
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by-DEATn or a So1D1ER.-The name Of
the soldier whose death by accident, We
announced yesterday morning was VIII.
liam Grosehort He belonged to Captain
shOcksy's company, 9Th Virginia Regi-
ment, and resided at RitchietoWn, On the
evening of the 2lst, an engine was run
ming out the Northwestern Road from Par
kersbarg. The engineer suddenly heard a
scream, and felt that the engine was
clogged: Upon getting down, he discov-
cred the manRled remains of poor Crosse
hort. The unfortunate manis supposed to
have been lying upon the track. The
body will be brought TO this city for inter
ment.
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CAIRo, Feb. 24.-An expedition, com.
posed OF four iron clad gunboats and two
mortar boats, with the 9th Illinois anu A
battalion of tho 9Th Wisconsin Regiments
made Reconnaissance down the river Ills
morning, and discovered that the rebels
mad seized all the fiat boats aud skiEfs ms
lar up tho river as they dared to come.
Also, that there had been movement Of
the troops at Columbus, but whether rein
torcements had arrived, was not lenrned.
The guuboats aud mortar boats were
getting into position on the Missouri side
OF tue river, when rebel steamer with n
white flag made its appearance. Some
rebel officers came on board the Cincinna-
IT, and a consultation took place. lasting
over two hours, with what result has mot
been made known, but the expedition re.
turLed to Cairo.
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lNDlASAPOLIs, Feb. 25.-Gen. Buckper
and Staff, including Maj. Cusley, HAYES
and Cassiday, Capts. Thos. E. Clay, Cias.
Johnson and f. II. Mcdonald aud ]. N.
Gallihcr, Buckners private Secretary.
reached here at one o'clock this morning
with 300 other prisoners. Among whom
arc Maj. Il. DallAm and CAPT Norman of
Bnshrod Johnson's staff, Capt. Frank Ma
ney, formerly of Garibaldis staff, Captains
Graves, Ingram, Stanwitx, Joel Chipley of
the Tennessee and Kentucky ARTILLERY
and Infantry, Surgeons Ghas. Widney and
G. G. Owen of Washington city, Among
the prisoners which arrived on Sunday and
yesterday are Lieut. Col. Lyon, sth Ken
lucky, Col. John N. Littars, Lieut.. Col.
Abernethy, SD Tennessee, and Lit. Colonel
0yerton.
Backner is confined alone in room of
the U. s. Court House building.
There are now in the cities of LAFAYETTE
an ID, lIaute nearly GOO prisoners.
The official list of the killed aud wound
ed of the Indiana Regiments ut Fort Dom
nelson are as follows: llth regiment, a
killed, 26 wounded 25th regiment, 10
Killed, 100 wounded; 91st regiment, 8
wounded 44th regiment, Wounded !:
62nd regiment, 8 killed and GO wounded.
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Gs9eAN UNGRArEFun TrPo.-oa Monday
last "a youth to fortune and to fame up.
KNOWN" who pretended to be reprcien-
tatiye of the art rreservatiye, stepped into
our Office and asked for work. He came
into the Office displaying sundry Gags of
truce from the rear ofhis pantaloons. He
did not seem to have used any. water, Ell
ther outWardly or inwardly, for some
months. In short, he was as ragged as
Lazarus, and looked, altogether, like the
headquarters of streak of bad luck, or
the ruuuing-gears of misfortune. one of
the compOsitors, after giving him a leo
ture from the store of his experience, ON
the misertes of a misspent life, gave him
dinner, a clean shirt aud Wheeling dol.
lar, aud set him to work. Lazarus worked
very industriously for short time, but,
like too many good men 10 this world, he
couldn't stand prosperity, The clean
shirt and the Wheeling dollar were the
spoil of him; He went of aud got beast
~ drunk, and took the road for another
tramp. We hope he may have luck.
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BOTTLED ALE! BOTTLEO AlElI

V1IIE Undersigned Et.hes to inform her enSt,y,s,
and IatEons gsaeEally, that Charles BiNnciSI,i Il
de single intention Of BuppiantinF hsF &,
GTateHi for past hVors, she hopes, bT StrSct
attention Ia business, to merit eontintInbs AZ ,ISt
i1ypoit heretofore extended to her - sAe
JENhBrtiARR0RTU
B0ttler OF Ale, Porter. &c
-teblS-A" Zane st., Ealt YLOeiInr
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Destructive FIRE in Boston.

BosToA, Feb. 26.-TRA fire last night
was the most disastrous we have ever Ind
In Boston. II lasted from 10 O'Clock ill
q o'clock this morning, during a gale from
the north with binding snow and hail
Two tiremen were killed and one badly i'm
Jured. The entire range of buildings on
the north side of eastern avenue. from
Commercial Street to Water, Including
East Boston and old ferry ship and the
large SIX story building known as the Eas-
tern Exchange Hotel, were among the
property destroyed. The buildings on the
wharf and avenue were occupied by the
Boston Ltnseed Mills, D. DyeI's Rice Mills
and Sugar Mill. a portion of one of the
buildings was occupied for the storage .% of
hour, grain and pork. Eight hundred
bales of cotton were stored In Mathew
blockand destroyed. Five vessels which
were lying at tho wharf were towed ONT
and saved. Among the occupants burnt
out are the following; =
John Gore 4 Co., Bryan Rigger, John
Bowen, Shipping office, G. F. Boyce
Clothing Store, Marsh & Co.'S, LiGuor
Store. The office ofNathen Aatthews.ithe
owner of two of the buildings was deSffoy.
ed. Dir. Matthews estimates his loss 81
$40 QUO, which Is fully insured. 20
The loss propably amounted to $780,
0Oo, although some estimate it at high
er figure.
During the night the tower 81 4 Catholic
Church in East Boston was blown down.
NEW YORK, Feb. 2S.-The steamer North
Star, from AsPinwall, arrived at 10 o'clock
this morning. She brings no news OF Inn
portance from the Isthmus. She passed
tbs steamer Northern Light on the 18Th
inst.
The gale last night WINS very severe
Several vessels in the haFbor dragged
their anchors, but no serious damage Noc.
CURED. All the Western telegraph com
munications are still cut otf, but it is ex.
pectedit the lines will aEain be In operation
by noon.
Five two story batldinEs were blown
down'inl Brooklyn. Alsoythe two steepIes
on the Rcv. AIR. Farley church. A nor
ton Of the roof Of the BROOKLYN CITY Hos
pital' was also blown away Sign boards.
awnings, and other loose appendnges.
were very pronlised6usly scattered about
the streets. so "a
The steamship Gbnsl Tuition brings Shin
Island dates ton R inst. Everything
was quiet there and The troops were f.
good health.
The o. 81 steam risate Niagara, and The
sloop ot-Wag Hartford, had ,srriTed at Shir
Island.
! 3 z IS d
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AND SJIIL THEYa COMEl
MORE NEW GOODS!
JOHN ROEMER,s

0O11N 6OEiHlEiRSS.s
No. 80 Main ST., Contre Wheeling.
a AsToN1sH1NGLY Low PRICES FOR CASH
French Merinos plain anil figured, Of all cniors
~ y. t Cloths, of all qualities and cOlorS, from
Plain and figured Muslin DeIInoa Of ali eolors and
Mourning Dress Goods,
BomlHzlnes, Black Merinoas Plain BLACK DeIaIpss
nLlek Grape and Love Wells Hack Hosiery giIFia,3
Nld uloTcs, Black CapO Collar; &C.
ShRNvls and cloaks,
Embracing the very latest novelties Of tLe shS.on
lAdtCs Hack and COlOred Cloth CIOaiS
Long and Square Wooden Plain aud Plaid Shawl.
BrOchS ShRwlH, very cheap
black Cashmere Thihet Shn,rI4
iUOP SKIRTS, for Ladies', Misses and Children ,
hosiery Gloves and UndergaFmsnts,
Ladies', Cents and CLiIlren's Cotton and Jvools,,
Hosiery, In eolors and white; Fleecy lined Cotton
Hosiery for Ladies' aud Children; Aeriho U6deryesfs
Mems UndeTthtrts and DrRWers white and sotorr,I
white v, bed Blankets; Red, White, Blue, grey and
AMERICAN DOMESTIC GOODS, Biencbe5 and
experimentation htTtings& sheetlBGS Checks
Paiu. IAnseyG, Caution RlannelE cOl0rPd aud white
hAIbLIOhDEhl tS.--Rteh styles OF French and
S s. Collars, Black Grape Collars Black Lace
'e iIa band5, EdgtnEs and Inserling2 ~, &c.
Also, 10 arrive, large AAsOrtme Mt ofuFa CeheauO
Moolen Hoods, new and splendid styles OF Hoods.
S9iloEts for Men and Boys In largo qtlNS.
ullt8. f.aa5--s-455l =
All OF these goods will be sold at very low =,
Tor caAh Please call soon, at = -
No. 50 Main ST., Centre WHEELING
noNS0 JOHN ROBMRR
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SENATE.


air. Trumbull moved to take up the bill
for the coniscation of property Of rebels.
lie said there was pressing necessity for it.
Within few weeks the property of a rebel
general in this city, had been sold, and the
proceeds transmitted to him, while we are
sitting here talking and imposing currency
on suffering soldiers.
The bill WIS taken up and debated, but
no action was had.
The morning hour having expired, tile
Chair called up the special order-tlle
case OF Starke, OF Oregon-which, ON mo-
ton of Alr. Trumbull, was postpned.
The confiscatiOn bill was further con-
stdered, but no action taken.
MIR. Ressenden introduced bill author-
izing the Secretary of the Treasury to is.
sue public creditors certificates for whole
amount of debt. A certificate not less
than one thousand dollars, payable one
year or carilar, Mt the option of the Gov
eminent and bearing six per cent interest.
The billwas passed. Adjourned.
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LoU'svlILE, Feb. 2b.-Ths 9th Ohio and
% Minnesota this afternoon received two
splendid flags from the loyal ladies of
Louisville, in commemoration of their
victory at Mill Springs on january 10th.
Considerable enthusiasm attended the pre.
A deserter from the rebel army arrived
at gMnntordsVille to-day. He reports the
national flag flying oVer Nashville, and
INA mat tue rebels pretend to be concentrating
2oO, 600 men at IurfreesborO', intending TO
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LEAyEu1 psgp, Feb. 25.-Itis understood
that Gen. Hunter will leave here for ST.
Louis to-day and Gen. Lane for Washing
ton tosmqrEow. q
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rN-THEATRE.-A fashionable audieneo

ETHEArRE.-AfA fashionable audience
assembled at the washington Hall Theatre
last evening, to witness Dumas sensation
Eve act play of Camille. The cast of the
piece Vas well selected, aud i went off TO
the satisfaction of all present. Elite Hem
dsrson, as the coqustte, sustained her
role admirably, and richly msrited the
many rounds of hearty applause she re-
ceiyed as the play progressed. at
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II
OF our several cities have sirne joen,d
4 "a 2 Us that the remedies Of DR.. J. D. Avn
W. OF Lowell, tAgaESs SAFsSulrilIa pSIiS = -
0e5es and Cherry Peetorall have been fo5n5 IS q
SlSs1lclnes OF great exeellenee and WotfbS,tbs ~
HeeRee % the Community. - NSt
HON. JAMES COOK,
Mayor Of LOWELL, MASS
HON. ALBIN BEARD,
| y! HON. 4. W. HARRINGTON,
Mayor Of MANCHESTER, N. n
HON. John ABBOTT;
lon. An. BULLOCK,
Mayor Of WORCESTER, MASS.
NON. NArHL s1rsnlE,
HON :. W LINCOLN, a Il; ), ,o,-ox ,,....
HON. WA. N RoDMAN,
Mayor Of PRovDRscR. R. I.
HON. AMOS ". PRRNTtoE,
HON. J. N. HARRIS
: :, Mayor Of NrW.1oNDoS, CONN.
HON. cHAs. s. RoDIER,
HON. D, ?. T1BNANN,
HON. u. NJ KrNsTRY,
Mayor of HAMILTON, C. W.
Mayor Of TORONTO, c. W.
nov. =. v ''aH9 Mayor Of orsoss4rr. ONO
non. I. u. CRAWFORD.
H0s. 'oHs SLOAN Mayo. Of LYONS, IOWA.
HON, JAMES MoEEErERs,
MayoFof RowMANv1ItE, O. W..
HON. janis W NORTH,
HON. rlERT COOPER H.,: "a 4, ~, o,,,.,4
HON JAMES $. gEEk,
.AsR Mayor ~ Of srw DEDroeD. MASS.
HON, J. BLAIsDELI,
y"F OF EAhL RIVER, MASS.
non. W. H. oRANsrox.
N,yofor NEwroEr, R. !.
Mayor Of oAlESA, Ill.
HON JOHN 1toDoDEY.
Mayor Of DUBUQUE, IOWA.
hon. THOMAS cRuToHPlELD,
e MnyOE OF CLIATTANO00A 1VTeAyAy
HON. ROBERT BLAIR,
Mayor Of TUSCALOOSA, ALA,
HON. Il. D. BAuou,
@i 'i65sr Of NEW ORLEANS. Ia
Mayor Of ROCHESTER,, y, y
non. De WITT G GROVE si.,,. :, ,,r,.,, i
non GEORGE wtls9 @:,.,. :, ,,,-.,.,,,
Mayor Of DETROIT, nIol.
N a56ir Of MrIwAyk1r, WIS
nov. ". W. VAUGHN,
HON. a. rARR,
Mayor of KENosnA, WIS
7 Mayor Of CHICAGO, Ill
Mayor of SELMA, ALA
hon. A. u NonIp
mayor Of MONTGOMERY, Ala
mayor of COLUMBUS, GA.
DON EsPARrERo MANUEL.
Mayor Of MRx1co.
DON EsrrpHAsrE RoDRrogrs
DON ANTONIO soHzvr9 No., -, n..u
DON N. G. M1LANGNo,
MsSoF q RIO G5ANE1Ro, BRAZIL.
Certify that the r.,rasn. Druggists. have assured
them
Ayers sarsaparilla
= An excellent remedy, and worthy the coincidence
OF the Community. IL
Ayers SarsapariIIa.3
For Spring Dt,eases
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pa-Ax ,oN1ssIos.-We haYetoibeg par
doa.of our Ertend who handed G. F. RS.
letter some time ago nom the Big Sandy
day and isinpw too old to pub lish.
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WAsApeTeSf Feb. 25.-The rcport Of
the Committee Of Conference on the treas.
ury hote bill vas made yesterday and con.
CURED i1 in bY6 both Houses. II ouly needs
the sigpatahs g the President to become 4
law. sasss
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5 WARREN & SONS
) CHEMICAL SOAP.

Mould Candies No. L and 3, Lard on and Carbon
OIL, delivered to customers In thu city free Of Charge
sss,-a- WARRE MS: g SON NJ e J, Z
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rue Mayors Of the chief cities or the United
S9nadAss aud BritI6h PrpYInees, chIif Peru
Ae&teo, and Ia fIct ai15oSt aii tie eitiSs
y. thls Continent, hlIs signed this document "a
tae1r people what renediei they nav iiSe
~ seietI and eontdenee. But our BDaee viii oni
admit Of portion o. them. : sS1--'
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CONGRESSIONAL.
HOUSE.

n stutONi REQ. zOi 1867.
On motion OF Mr. Mallory. the C6n.
mlttee on Judiciary were instrnete5 IN e..
IuEe Iulo tne Propriety of Investing the
US Commissioners with pnVsI.lfC s;ss1,s
Wrtts OF bGbeus Corpus and hold 1arsoT,s ~
oall for good behavior, and to iierease N.
compensation OF said Commissioner.
ar. Van Wyck introduced a bin 10 tax
me salaries OF public officers. Referred
% Ihe COMMITTEE on Ways and INeans.
Ar.z Fenton introduced a bilIsreIating 10
Chains for losses and destruction az mn.
perry by troops of the United SS5StsG. d.
ing the present rebellion.
The United States Note bill. Al the in.
stance of the Senate, has been referred tn
the Committee of Conference.
Mr.. Blair, of No., called up the Senate
hlll TO reduce the number of cavalry regi-
ments.
Tho House amended the bili 81. as to re-
9uce the number of Cavalry regiments TO
s SIty instead OF forty, as proposed by the
senate. Officers and enlisted men neces.
satlly discharged by the reduction to re-
SS S, months full pay, in addition 10 the
allowances prescribed by law. All officers
OF cavalry to be examined by q board : of
officers as to fitness &c. Tho bill passed.
resolution WAS Rdopted instructiDp
the Committee on Claims to INQUIRE into
the propriety Of reporting billto indem-
nitying the Union men of Kentucky for
damages and impovetishment caused by.
the so-called Confederate troops. and their
aiders and nbettors.
Mr., Van WyGk offered n resolution
which was adopted, instructtbg the Com
mittee on naval affairs to examine into
aud report on the necessity Of repeating
b g 9th Section of the act OF Congress fur.
Their to promote the efficiency of the nav.
Approved. The sectionin qhsstios relates
Navy Yards.
Mr.. Maynard of Tenn, from the Com
mtttee of Ways and Means, reported a bill
to establish branch mint at Denver city,
Colorado Territory to be under the control
OF the director of the mint at PHILADELPHIA.
The bill Was recommitted together with
the bill fora branch mint at NeYada, which
had been referred TO Committee on Com
merce.
The House passed the bill authorizing
the Postmaster General to establish uni5
form money order system. Also bill
requiring an oath ofalIegiapce and support
to the Constitution and be administered
to the Matters of American vessels clear.
ing for foreign ports.
Mr.. Blair of Missouri, reported n bill
from the Military Committee, visiting with
pain of dismissal any officers of the army
returning fugitive slaves.
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8g g1L1aEIIgI5.
The Good News from Tennessee
Confirmed.
NAsHVILLE oURsl

The White Flag Flying at Mempbisl-
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For ssrOfalA or Kings Enl.
For TumOu, Ulcers, and Sores.
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ST, Louis, Feb. .25.-The Ia..,,1,;.a.,.
GAR despatch says the OCCUPATION ~
Nashville Is confirmed. 's''Su -
Onr troops took possession wftbnpt. =,
position. Floyd, fed as usual.
Inc report that Gov. Harris had or5srs5
all Tennessee troops to lay down fLsi.
arms and go home is also confirmed.
Z The Tennessee Legislature is called fo.
next Monday, s''''se toF
40 opposition to Union movements is
Hl lTl anywhere on the Cumberland river.
:. ~ Is reported that white flags are flying
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 25.-Two old eitizpns of
st, Louis, who left Memphis on Tuesds a. =
last, have arrived here. Tbev Fenort s1 tho,
the day they left Memphis the LeGfsiaturs
-. lsElxeo mere from Nashville and were to
u!ses on me following day to discuss the
present state OF Affairs in that State.
an, Feople were rapidly arriving from Nash
ls!llIs ana N large numbers. All the gold
9na SILVER that could be got hold Of had
S ysen moved owe. to Memphis. A panic of coll
toss9l dimensions has seized the reI,eIs
otste and Confederate scrip Was of no.
value whatever. "
:, There were only 5000 rebel ttroons AZ
view Madrid, under Col. Hunter. Earth
works had been erected a short distance
oeIo" AleW Madrid. JEFF. THOMPSON held
no command there. -.s'4
IN sunday evening last 10 steamboats
landed strong force of federal troops nj
commerce, few miles above Cairo. whose
essn9aton IS supposed to be some point
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.TENNEssEEANs I.A.Y=1Y5s 49,,
THEIR ARMS. sat
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Carbon Oil.

rNIIE sabseribeFs having perfected their works for
i Renntng Petroleum beg to can the attention OF
dealers and customers, 2 their saptTi0y make OF
CARBON OIL, which, for unilnIid quality sSfbty,
and eeonomS, Is aEEnoWiSged q IS lie 6t;t iIstS
The cost OF A brilliant and agreeable light made
by our on. & only about y Ola cent Per hour,
Carbon oil put up In well made Tin Cans holding
40 SIS gallons for GroceEs and Family pss deliS-
efedtn any part Of the city free Of charge. 9
az WARREN SON
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Ayers sarsaparilla

Is An excellent leIpedy, and worthy the eonsd.nc.
OF the Community -
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1n0 KEGS Bi. catbonato soda. 1sE7 y
lNlll10, Refined Saltpetf6
6bblS, Glue,
Z ,-tsS g AIRso6aS sBIan1fnrS far "a nv 49, i
dSsa5 p hAUGHLINs 6 BGsHRfRLD.
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= BBLS. Spts, Turpentine, = -
Gl10- q, 5Llnsssd on, fE0st6Fn raGka,5s5;1 8
= g TanneEls on, Bank. = = -
~ Castor oil, Tor sale ~
dOo1l4 LAUGHLINS q BuSHPTFID.
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no opposition to Union movements ia
ll iTl anywhere on the Cumberland river.
~ IS reported that white flags are flving
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- PPeF' Generals Rose
GRAMS Denver and Sehenck, Gov. Peir-
point and other distinguished gentlemen,
were very handsomely entertained at the,
mouse OF Col, Thomas H. Morris, the hos.
p'taole agent of the Central Ohio Railroad.
Some very good music wasifurnished by
the Bellair Brass Band, and added its en-
llVenipg influence to tbeoceasion.
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Great Cities.

Nv = tho undersisned Mayors, hereby esrtifr tb.,
N M The Apotheearies and PhysciSns
5aESnee 2 rs that the remedies Of DR. n y W.
~ 9! lowell Ayar2s sAFsaparilla PiliG L11s
80 Cherry Peetorall have been found to Ss
hdence Of the community. sne CON