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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-07-16

All the departments of this school are now h.
teachers OF the highest qualifications. '''uu'eao y
The advantages afforded the low nrice If ho.,s
'n and The health anu quetness Of the "u ;u
country unite in making this very pleasant etreat ny.
'nSse desiring to devote themselves 10 study W.
oxford is situated on the healthy hills Of Granville 10
miles from the Raleigh and Castor Railroad and Is con-
neclsa with Henderson Station by line of daily stages
se Ine twenty-third session will commence on the
FIRST MONDAY in July, 1862. '"e
Persons wishing to employ Female Teachers NAV con.
suit their interest by applying to '''' ''''
J. II. MILLS,
1000 Oxford, N. G.
'""e ~ leoz 25-w6tpd
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-07-16
The Crops -Conscription, &c.

Extract from letter to the Editor of the Stand
ard, dated
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-07-16

DtlriilS the morning the enemy evacuated MS po-
sltion and retreated still bearing in southeasterly
direction and apparently not attempting to lessen
the distance between him and his gunboats
THE TERRIBLE suFFERINGs FROM TIE YANKEE BAT
TERIES 'r..,
The battle of Tuesday evening has been made
memorable by its melancholy monument OF carnage
which occurred in a portion of General MaSruuer
corps, which had been ordered III very lhadequate
force to charge of the strongest OF the enemy
batteries. There are various explanations OF this
affair." The fire upon the few regiments who were
ordered to take the enemy's battery, winch was sup
ported by two heavy brigades, and which swept the
thin lines of our devoted men, who had to approach
it across a stretch of open ground, is said to have
been an appalling sight.
| THE COUNTRY NEAR AND AROUND THE LAST BATTLE
The section of country lying between the Charles
City road and James river for distance of twenty
miles below Richmond, has, until last Monday. been
visited by the troops of neither army CONSEQUENT
y when Mcclellan began his retreat, the fences and
domestic economy of the farmers in this region had
| been uninterrupted. The land is generally highly
fertile and famous for its wheat and corn crops.-
On Monday morning last, the flying Yankee hordes
burst into this hitherto secluded Eden, followed by
the victorious legons of the Confederacy On that
| morning the young corn was springing luxur;antly
IN its low-lands the bouhteous shocks of the recent
! harvested wheat dotted thickly the fields and
tsdes gardens were filled with the choicest veg
~ ana large orchards bent under loads of rpen-
out before two suns had set a sad change
&c IT, uroh the face of all that country A flood
o sumo great Vesuvius could scarcely have
RIu uio1e disastrous than the Eruption Of the
| nosuie armies. Every fence s now swnnt awav
sue ~hes' naS disappeared as before consuming
nre, leaving scarcely straw behind. the corn Is
! "ooaen INTO inc ground and great roads now ira.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-07-16
LOUISBURG FEMALE COLLEGE.

June II, 1862.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-22

A vote was taken on the pending motion
Of Mr. Stuart Of Doddridge, to strike out
tue whole section, and II was rejected by
a vote Of 10 yeas to 20 nays.
The amendment OF Mt. Derlng to extend
the civil jurisdiction Of magistrates 10 500
was adopted.
The sentence under consideration, thus
amended, 10 as follows:
I. The civil jurisdiction Of Justice OF
the Peace shall embrace all actions Of As.
sumpsit, Debt, Dstinue, aud Trover, where
the defendants resides, or, being \ non.re-
sident Of the State, is found, within his
township. or where the cause Of action
arose therein, aud when the value in con
troversy exclusive Of interest, does not ex.
coed one hundred dollars, subject 10 an
appeal TO the Circuit Court Of the county;
but Justice Of any other township Of the
same cOunty, may issue summons to the
defendant to appear before tho Justice OF
the proper township, which may bG served
BY a Constable Of either township.
Mr.. HERvEY moved to strike out "De-
tinue aud TrovGr," which was rejected.
Mr.. SoPER moved to strike out tho scc-
ton down to aud including 'dollarS," and
insert the following:
I. The Jurisdiction and duties Of JUS
tee OF the Peace in civil actions and spe-
Cial cases, wherein tue amount claimed
does not exceed one hundred dollars, shall
b. regulated by law, 10 exercised within
the township in which the Justice rcsidcu
aud tue defendent Is found, or in which tho
enuso or action arose,
The amendment was rejected.
SIr. WILEY moved " amend Ivy insert.
log between county" aud but the fol.
lowing:
'tAnd in every case where tue SUN OF
thing in controversy exceeds tho amount Of
tho value Of $40 the Justice shall upon the
application OF the defendant vt auY time
before trial, grant an appeal to tue de.
EcudRnt, who moves tue cause to the Cir.
cult Court Of tho County With the AiEirma.
tive. wherein tho same shall be read aud
the Clerk Of the same shall atlerwRrd pro.
coed in the Same as II the suit had been
brought
Mr.. VAN WISKLE moved 10 amend by in'
sorting instead in tho same place
"WhCre tho value III controversy Cx-
cscds $50"
These motions wercSliscussed without a
vote until adjournment.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-22
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
Thirty.Four7h Day.
J4srAaY q, 1862.

JAsrAAY q, 1869.
Prayer IS Rev David HsrTey, u Wells
burg, Of tie Presbyterian Church.
llr. stssEL. froaI the Counitlse ou Gre
dsn,ials, reported iavorsbty on the apple
cation o. Nss5Ts. HobAek aud Cook, 70
seats 10 tae CouVea.ioa irom MeDoWell
and Mercer counties.
The report vas adopted, sid the gruIls-
msn we're admitted, and heiug present,
came forward aud took The oath OF Gdel-
ity.
Tue consideration Of the report on eoun.
y organization, was resumed oa the NO.
liDn 10 strike Our the seyenth section aud
insert instead, "lhc powers and dutics OF
Justices Of the Peace shall he prescribed
by law made yesterday evening ny Mr.,
Stuart 0, DoddFidgs, a. substitute for
tue motion Of Nr. DeSug to substitute
500 for $50, as the limit tof amount 10
cOOIr0Ttrsy) Of The jurisdiction Of JUS
tees OF the Peace
The motion 10 strike out was advocated
by MeasrE. WILEY and Brown Of KanaWha,
the former on tho ground Of opposition to
Mr, DsriBgs motion, aud the latter GU both
Ihatand forleaying the whole matter O:rcg-
uiating the powers and duties o; justices TO
legislative enactment; aud opposed by
aessrs. Stevenson Of Wood. Siasel, Soper,
add Van Wrinkle. The last named, as
Chairman Of the Committee that made the
report, asked for the Committee the usual
courtesy Of beiug allowed 10 perfect the
section and render II asunobjoCtiOdable as
thsy could, before vote was taken on
striking tho whole Of II out. lie deemed
tue provisions contained III it essential TO
carry out successfully the system they had
already adopted ia adopting the first Sec
don, and be hoped the system was not now
10 be crippled by Withholding. these PrOyis-
ions essential 10 insure is successful Opc-
ration. II the Convention were opposed 10
the system Of county organization they had
adopted, let the vote DO RECONSTRUCTED and
lot them vote II down on fair aud open
issue, and not attempt to destroy the body
by hacking aud InutilGting the limbs
The discussion occupied the entire sitting
and no vote bad been reached when the
Convention took recess.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-22

slnn,o requiriuE at,oPneys % take Ihe
osths alluded 10, 10 SO far a. Il waS retro.
IpsetIEe Ia is Hctioo.
Amer discUssioa betUeea NsssrS.
Smith, Brown, Davis, Hooton sud Kra-
msr, the motion to strike out was lost BY
a vote OF ayes to 90 nave.
Mr. D1riy moved 10 pass BY the ranSid-
Grafton OF the bill Tor the present. lie re-
ga,ded this bill as the most la posiAa, meas-
are which will come before the House. apI
every utmbs, Of the BODY ought TO have
Lime 10 consider IL.
MessTs, Brown and Smith opposed this
motion.
The motion vas lost
Mr.. VANCE moved to extend the time Of
forfeiture Of tue privilege OF taking out Ii
cease 10 80 instead Of 30 days. Lost
Mr.. ZISS moved 10 tEt6ud the time Ia
cases Of ministers OF the Gospel, wAo mar
solemuse marriages, 10 so instead OF 20
days after the passage Of the act.
Ar. DAVIS opposed this motion. He
didn't want any discrimination where the
rights Of citizens we're effected, although
he bad great respect Tor ministers OF the
Gospel.
Mt. FArSswoRTa substituted 20 days.
Mr.. SUrH said there was force in these
amendments. The minister was going
about the country, now here aud now
there. attending to the duties Of bis holy
profession, and would NOT be so apt TO see
the Laws as they we're enacted by the Leg
illaiuIe.
NJ. vASuE said that like HE colleague,
tAlr. Davis.) He was opposed to diseTim.
nation. The keeper of Stallion was re-
quired TO take out license, aud be also
was going about the couutry attending TO
his dulie5. aud ought 10 have time as well
Us other people. [Laughter.l
Mr.. DAVIS would not diserjmicNtc 10
faTor ofpreachers The most reasonable
speech he ever heard was made by preach.
CT from pulpit in bis town (Clsrksburg.l
They could insiuualO themselves into the
good graeeS OF the women and tue children
and tho men, aud were Infinitely more
dangerous than any other class Ofmen.
% motion OF Mr, Gsothers the House
adjourned.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-22

0rE contemporaries teen Wi.h articles
dsssneialory Of CorsrssIala csIfaI's
post once biz. The Utica Herald has tie
best article We have seen. Oar readers
may not know Wha. tie bin e. Il is one
to cut OF the syiisn Of free s1chABgs lbA.
now prevails between 1sW,pApeJ, Also to
prohibit express eompanis, from carrying
papers Outside the mall also to put stamp
duty on each corr printed. These prori-
Sions. II adopted, will slaughter i trench.
doa, nnouas d newspaper matter. The
question Il, Is II dcsifable to do so7 News
papers have already suffered greatly by the
war. Not few journals have sueeumbed
to tue pressure, and the metropolitan jour.
nails eharge each Other With staggering un-
derit TO the verge Of ruin, Itis undeniA-
BILE that the queItiou Of life or death with
many qualifications, turns upon very nice
balance. The abrogatiOn OF fes exchange
will carry few dollars into the national
treasury. It will make 10 not few eouu-
tFy weeklies, tho difference betSeea living
aud dying Tho sheet may be blurred and
SCARED to artistic eye, may have little Of
elegance Of dietiou, may pursue very
humble path, aud yet may to It's locality be
a source Of light aud vitality, and be redo
lent Of suggestion and inspiration to minds
to which It 10 the cole Intellectual lutninn-
y. Blot it out, and the darkness becomes
complete. The choice is not always, be-
tween that large typed, awkward-spoksu
sheet, and the elegant and scholarly
journal, but it Is between the local
paper or no paper ut nll. But II
most newspapers could survive the cat.
ting OF Of froO exchange, the imposition Of
stamp duty would reduce scores and hun
dreds TO utter starvation. Hardly any pub.
Usher could pay the stamp :out Of his re-
ceipts; it must be charged over to the sub
scrIber. Circulation would be reduced tho
weaker papers would goto tbswalIiherO aud
there one, saterprisIng, vigorous, healthy,
would BIO pampercd into unWOHIed prosper.
W thegreat fourth estate rs whole would
be pinehed and crushed. 1t was BY the
operation Of the stamp act, that the London
Tines was fattened to It's insOIent
plumpuess, at the cost Of scores Of
publishers starved and ruined by vain
attempts ut competition. Any taG up
on newspapers, would tend to reduce
their number. A heavy stamp duty
would be at once fatal to mot less than one.
half the journals Of the country. These
are facts to be considered. Publishers will
not ask any immunitiOS above other citi-
gems. They may say that particular poll
icy will stop their presses. II the policy
is deemed necessary for the public welfare
they will bow to 1t, whatever the conse-
quuuces to themselves. We do not pre-
sent this view d the case from regard to
our own interests. This journal might be
benefited by tho proposed ueasuFesi but
we have no desire to prosper by the ruin
Of our fellows, and to the detriment Of the
country, its intelligence and highest PFOs-
petity.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-22

FOn the purpose ofraiIiug money, there
is talk Of repeating tho liquor law, and
going back to the liccucC system, denan.
ding smart sum Of money for tho priv.
ilego ofselllng, aud insisting that none shall
be sold without license Tho Nowbury.
port Herald doesn't know why this mode
Of taxation, properly guarded. might not
bo satisfactory and put large sum Of
money into the treasury.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-22

There has been no mall out or in on the
Baltimore road for three days, IN cOnse.
quenee Of heavy land slides on the track.
The road willltkoly DO clear tomorrow.
Nomail was received from the West yes.
tsrday, one was sent down on the Brown
Dick to BCllalr Tho Eastern nail came
down from slubenville on q boat aud was
also seat that way, II connects at that
point with the cars. The food has serious.
Up diSag4pged tho mails from every diFse.
ion.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-22

CoLyAx's bill, prohibiting the carriage
Of printed matter outside of tue mails, is
likely to meet with tremendous OPPOSE
tiOu from publishers, periodical dealers,
newsmsn. newspaper readers aud paper
makers. A Washington letter writer
thinks irNrr OolGaz were able to resist such
combination of fercsS, he would deserve
an important command IN our army,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-22

Ar the close Of Kind Of puppet.play
now performing 10 Paris, tho leading
character throws himself into purgatory
Ian informal spectacle made by having
the room pitch dark, and then burning
sizpenso worth of brandy on plate
which, one would say, was a shcap as bit
Of psrlitiOn as could be invented. Mol
the manager objected that it cost too much
money, aud asserted that two.pence worth
Of turpeutine would answer jus, as WE'LL
"Que roulcz rou1'p said the actOr-"thers
/, nothing lost BY It, l always drink a
glass Of burut brandy when the play Is
over, and take your AtR to do it with =
Ny termination OF the 9Th act is at once
my glory aud my gleriap n. B.-A gloria
/, TIE slang phrase for brandy burnt with
sugar.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-22

wAE is a costly business, but now We
are in for it there is no avoiding such tax
alton as will keep good tho credit Of tue
Government To cay that We will pay for
it in paper money is to say We will never
pay at all. The country is rich-immensO-
ly rieb-aud there aust be no hesituucy in
paying by direct taxation, which is the
only way tho war debt ever can be paid.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-22

NJ. ROdmlu, the Chief Clerk Of the
Treasury, who il just dead, is said to be a
great loss to the Department, lie has
been kept Ia the odicc now over twenty
years, and was living record Of all is
business, especially IN the Cussom House
Department, labOut everything being re.
isred to him for investigAtioa, or adjudi.
cation. Secretaries Of the Treasury ever
changing, Of courIe, eau hear nothing Of
their details. The Appraisers Department
Of The Custom House, especially, iS all
Greek 70 them,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-22

TaE Presidents lcvee on Friday night is
described as very crowded, and quite brill
liant, too. The Cpaulet:es, army straps
and bright buttons help on the glitter, but
the real dash aud splOudOr came from a
very large reinforcement Of ladies from
the Atlantic cities. New York Fashion ap.
psared in large uumbers,-ta all the am
plitudc and grace Of crinOliue, tiOuneeS,
laces, &c. Well dressed women and their
graniture andwonderIul, of eoures, to the
and spIendor Of Ieyee.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-22


IT is admitted by the Richmond journals
that the iuertlon and eanpi which have fal.
lea upon the rebel troops, is working out
terrible results. The Richmond E1anintr
says that, while the rebel army Is accom-.
plishiug nothing, the Northern Government
has been making movements aud assaults,
aid carrying on plans Of attack to suit
themselves, vithOu. any delays OF alarms
ever since they were compelled to make
hnsty preparations for tue defence Of Wash.
ington several months ago. The whole
tone of the Southern papers would seem TO
indicate fear that the rebellion is In Inn
mediate danger Of breaking up.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-22

Tue English papers think Louis Napo-
leon has given tue strOngea, proofs Of dis.
interested friendship to England by bis
podtiOn in tho Trent imbrOgliO. How
that strange man does humbug the cock
neys! 1t would grievo him sOFcly, undouh-
teddy, to wipe them all from the face of
the earth.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-22

There is sign Of panic along the line
Of tho enemy. They have been badly
whipped in Kentucky in Two places, aud
two Of their leaders there have fallen, and
the third one, Humphrey Marshall has
becu driven ingloriously frOm the field.
RumOr now says that they are Ovseuating
Manassas, This may DO SO. We publish
an article FROM tho Richmond Examiner Of
tao loth--a very late number-thAt indi-
Gates that such thing was about to hap
pen. We arc rather sorry than otherwise,
if it is true. Kentucky is vital point,
both for the rebels and for US, and our de-
sire would be for the enemy to remain at
Manassas, aud let us operate through Kcu.
lucky into Tennessee. If they detach a
large portion of their force from Eastern
Virginia, they will hold us in check in Ken.
lucky, aud the programme will be changed
by making forward movement the policy
Of the army of the Potomac.
Evidently the rebels are greatly alarm.
cd at tho coil which the boa constructor
has taken on them. We arc binding them
tight on tho cdges-SurrOundlnG them
pressing them inwards-aud they feel it.
We expect to SEQ the boa take fresh coil,
on them goOu-aud thsn a rapid succession
OF coils, until by spring We bring the
whole cOnspiring batch up standing in the
heart Of scccssia
wocan do tiff the work Is only pushed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-22

BRto. GRS. MAHOSs, Of the rebel army,
won bis commission by blowing a lot Of
railroad whistles at Norfolk, At tue time Of
the burning, leading the Foderalists to be.
lIeyc thai a larger force was coming. He
WIS chief engineer on the Norfolk and Pc
tersburV R. II.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-22

A ctAIHvOYAxr at PrOvincelown, Mass,
saw the RiualdO SO down, sern foremost,
the night she sailed; nobody saved. This
is not ths same medium that predicted a
great battle on tue Potomac in ten days, a
a month ago.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-22

dod guard oar nag. ard keep sathItaf
EArh stripe ~ bright ~ NOV they wave,
BslIl aaL0l Il Iced oar Eankslu var
SIN Sat al1Vo oaft paiFigt'S Efavs,
Dsath 70 The tTaiiof that void daTs
TOunil Il lhrpash the duSt " NhRmo.
Al honest boaFts lta lot will shAg1
And toilOW Is 10 Death Or fanU,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-22

Washington, during The past rainy week,
has been the heaven Of hackney coaches,
price only a. nugget an hour, or a {"
Treasury Note "
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-22

At the election at tho North Western
Bank yesterday for directors, tho following
gentlemen Wsro chosen James W. Pax.
ton, N, Reilly, ]. G, Campbell, 7. Il. Noug
james Maxwell and JAMIE DAlEelI
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-22
DTBD.

On TuO.isy morning, amer lingering Illness,
IGAnR CooPEl, aged q yOarS.
Tho funeral wiz take place from the late residence
Of the dseeas,d, No. 9Ot Main street, 90 tomorrow
tThuFsiay) al 10 O'clbsk A II. The frsod. Of the
amily nro respectfully invited to attend.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-22

The tbousandlh birthday Of the Empire
Of Russia will be celebrated at NOvgorod
in August next.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-22

TuE reduction in pay per mouth which
tho commissioned officers of the army will
DO subjected to it the Senate bill passes
both houses will be as follows
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-22

NORTH WESTERN BANK OR VIRGINIA,
WaETlS0, Va, January 10, 1854
NNIB board Of Director have today declared .
divided Of three Tor eoat. kayabls % the stock
hOldSrl, on demand, % OF alter the 18th last,
By order Of The Bard.
Jani7-im D. LAMB, Calhier.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-22

OORN POPPERS 4 BREAD TOAST.
\ J ERs, IuSt received Al the Variety store q
y. NlCOLL / FRO,
jAn2l 100 Main 1t.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-22

MUsICI MUsICI
IUsT RECEIVED chs following Music;
% Listen,
lilies FOFuVtt Past,
Loved Tlec-BaiAd.
Plutibug Unum,
Living Daughters Heart,
Pecidad,
Adele Polka,
Absent from Thee BAilad,
IN Cling, I'll Cling to Thee,
Anna Lists,
Over lhO Waters ri Wander With Thee,
wild Rose,
Midnight Schottllh,
LOFoBa,
Bybll,
Camp Life,
Cradle Song, &C.,
at The Variety store Of
D. NIC0LL 4 BRO
ian2l 100 Main Street,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-22

wheeling has declared dividend Of 10 pr eOal.
tFom The pFpats Of the lat dx months, payable on
o. amer tie 10th day Of Jal1ATy nO1t q the stock.
hOdaES Of this company entitled 70 TOeoVO tie slms.
iap1 " Nv. HANDING, sto'y.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-22
Steel PlOughs! SfeeI PlOaghS!

~ Cat Eteei PotghT y . vouii iSf5Tm AZ ~.
egu Of this country that We have the role nsty oF
the slls d theso vel known tod and Tiu6bls and
general uOo plOlghl Eight and len hand for two or
thIeo hgriea. Alec I'll tho eastinFl o. both TIER old
end new 'eEI0l VI ploughl Alto,
400 Iron Double shovel PlOughG
With ground east steal HiouldI, With sbd without
guards. ThSSo ploughI pFgyet deeld.d tuecoFtS
last SSalou. PRYOR Z FROST,
iani6 q 81 NaiD q.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-22

NH FOR RENT. Three comfortable dwell.
" log houses eOaVs1lent 70 POat 0dCs and Depot.
FlalSatlon given LIT Of April.
Pot particular, apply 70 Mn. NEIL. on John
otrUot. ian5-lm
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-22

NTOPS, BUSTING BRUSHES, FINE
WI Baskets, Table Mats, &C, Jpst received At the
Variety Store Of D'NlcOLL : , BEo.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-22
CAsMl oAsHil CAsHiiI

YNHE highest premium paid for Gold and Silver
coin, Eastern Exchange United States, Ohio,
Indiana, and Eastern bank notes, At tie
iahsO-5m BANK or WHEELING.