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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-02
Wheeling Wholesale & IEet"u
SHOE MANDATORY.

NS5l THE undersigned may Lc found At I1O
sul1ite3 Slain street, where We are extensively
sRpVRrt Ia manufacturing the latest and beet style.
aud quality VI Ladies', Misses, Children. Boy, AMI
uoniemens SHOES, expressly adapted to the tastes
and necessities of the citizens OF Wheeling ard tho
surrounding country, which We oder NJ Wholesale
andrctnll At prices which rlnno fall to please the
most tastiliOus.
We Invite the trade, and the public, to call aud
examining our goods. While we gratefully remember
paSt hVurH, which have already far exceeded our
most Sansuno expectations, We hopo In the future
10 merit Continuance and 10 share large increase
Of public patronage.
Having largely reinforced our manufacturing de.
pAFtmcnt, with experienced and accomplished me-
ChRnlet, W. are prepared ~ manufacture stylrs and
slles 70 order for tho trade and public.
nOVg1 JAS W PTLJSUuRY A co
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g5llg guteIll9euter.


The solid Htn NJ Providence II l..
At the recent assessment the property
afprnyideneeNas assessed At sjs, III, 800.
The following are all whose property vas
nsses.ed Mt over $4,000: Alexander
Duncan. wife and children, S2,l4g, 100:
John Carter Brown, 500. 100 Robert II.
Ives, $40, 800 Moses b. jenkins, 1885,.
900 p. George Hall, 1929. 200; Marshall
Wood. and wife, $Glj, 800 Chaerlotte n.
Goddard, $4,000; Benjamin Hoppin
s4ss 800; Ofmy TAFT, Si2g, 400; Boston
4 Providence Railroad company, Si2j,.
100; Worcester Railroad company, 500.
900; Seth Adams. $3.50, 800; Thomas
Poynton Ives, $4,000; Hope Brown
Ives. S353,lOO Eagle Screw company,
$32S, 300; rfoyideureG Gas company ,S3ls,-
300; Charles POtter's heirs, S20j, 200;
George A. Howard. $2gO7O0i Amassa
Nahlon 500, 200; Amos u Smith, S2ss,-
900 Josiah Chaplin, 1887 500, Earl =.
Mason, 1912 400. Lewis J. Child. $685.
eco; Elisha Dyer, trustee, S2GI,sOO;
Edwartl Penrce and vile, 1858, 3O3; Jonah
Sleurq aud wife, $2ls,s New England
Screw company, S2il 800 W. = Bullock,
$3.50 Truman Bcckwith, S237, 900 /;
Thona. ?. Iygs heirs 1888 800 ;Candnce
Allen, C. Allen, executor, 1926. 100; Sam
ucl G. Arnold. S223 600 Thomas T Hop.
pin and wife, $4,000; Julia Bullock,
sat6 900; Dycing, Bleaching and Cal.
company, $2lj,OO); Sally Thompson's
heirs 81, 200; Thomas l.. Ilalsey' estate,
$4,000; Elizabeth Waterman, S206 900;
Daniel Paine, 500, 500 lIoratio n. Slater
and wife, sol 900 -Irorbi1ice Paper
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-02
A sSerESionist Woman Accepting an
Awkward Challenge,

Awkward Challenge.
A few weeks since there WIS an OK.
change Of prisoners at Selma, Alnbnma.
While arairoad train loaded with Federal
prisoners was on is way Ia that place. it
stopped at station where lady Of fine
appearance, dressed in black, came with
u basket and distributed pies, cakes aud
other articles among the soldiers. As she
stepped 81 the platform she addressed
Captain Slibbs, who was standing near,
in these words "Now don't think, be-,
cause Of this, that am not southern
woman, for | ann and lot me tell you,
when you have killed all our husbands,
fathers and sons, we women and chill.
drcn will fight you"
The captain with an air pf uuc0nquer.
able gravity, replied 10 her: you will
will yOui--thnts yOur game, is it. madam
Well, now, let me tell you that we have
got man in this car who can whip any
woman in this country cfhiS reiglt,b
The lady, who had hitherto been in II
good humor, now became excited, aud
cried out, "Bring him out! Bring him
out! ! can whip him" Captain S,ibbs
stepped to the car, and called for Major
-, u thick.sot man, weighing some
two hundred aud fifty pounds. The Major,
unconscious Of what was going on, came
quickly to the platform, and was introdu-
ced to the lady, with these words: Oils
peight-rCcOllOct, | said of his weight"
Tho lady, seeing the Joke. had sense
enough to join the crowd in hearty
laugh.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-02
Missouri Mining Company
Incorporated Fob. I'D, 1861.

Incorporated Fob. 22d, 1861.
CAPITAL STOCK...,..............S 90, 900
EHIs COMPANY Is FORMED FOR THE PUR.
Il pose Of advancing the great mining intOtrstsR
our state. We do not proieta To be- governed by
purely phillhthfopio motives In Initiating Ills IN.
torprlao. We believe that the stoCk can hc made to
pay large dividends, and at tho same time more real
good accomplished and greater progress made In de-.
TelOping aud making known the Astounding mineral
wealth OF Missouri, than by the use Of live times the
amount Of our capital Invested In any other business
We shall make the office u our Company a ttm.
pICie mining bureau u tho mineral resources Il tho
state We have power under our charter 10 Iur
chase aud sell mineral lands wherever lJCNlcl In
Missouri, Great Inducements viii DO offered TO cap.
ltallAh aud mining nlvcntnreu, who DEERE 10 pur.
chase and work paying mines, BY dealing with this
Company.
We respectfully solicit the attention Of all who
have mineral lands for sale 10 stnd Us n statement
o the came, describing the kind Of minerals on their
lands number Of acres the location and the low
est cHs price thCyMc willing TO take for said lands
Wdshall york only such mines M pay largely, but
shall open and prove most u the lands Westll lilo
books for subscription 10 tbs stock ART now open ut
the Office Of the Company Main street northwest
corner Of Locust, over M0rchRnts' Bank UnITuncB
No. u LocustsreCt All who !cel hn interest this
business, and have money, will do we'll to call aud
subscribe Those Wishing stock, living out Of the
city, can secure II by enclosing ten per cent 9th
amount wanted TO the President OF Treasurer.
DIRECTORS:
Henry D. Bacon, EsIy Matthew DutlCr, ES1,
Alfred ClRpp, Esq, LIB. HarWood. Es1.,
JOSEPH, LAthrop, EsI, u. 81. Lynch, Hsa,
L.V. Bogy, Esq, Joseph Payne, Ksg.,
TEUBTEEs;
Henry D. Bacon, l.. V. Bogy.
NJ. BUTLER, Treas. ALFRED CLAPP, PTos't
The above prospectus has mp to this dAtn been
published In only one Of our oHdlug papers for ten
lays No extra Efforts 10 get stock taken have been
made; yet the public we'll appreciate tho sound.
mess Of the enterprise that over two hundred thOua.
aud dollars o. the stoek has already been taken Wa
would briefly state that the shares are $50 each paid
In full. without further liability irAnsioTAbo BY do.
livery registered only when dividends are received
Any prrspn having money TO spare. can by the puT.
chase Of shares In the Missouri Mining Company
make An Investment that will pay largely, and hold
stock that BTeadiiy converted into cash wth0utIOI
answered mh20-d1 vim
81. Louis. No., March % 1851.
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POSTERS, PROGRAMMES,
&c, &c, &c

sS-wr have, at heavy expenditure, iurui.hcdout
Job Oniso with 81 necessary materials. embracing
TYPE RULES BORDERS, CUTS, &C.
OF The latest and zoos, fashionable styles to render /,
capable d executing work equal to that ofauy other
establishment in the city, ond possessing facilities, In
the way Of Steam, &C. 10, doing work rypciIiOu,ly,
unsurpl0sd by sly other office, We respectfully pre-.
sent our claim. flr share Of pablo patronage, ussu
ring those who rntrus tho.rwor to Us shat no rnor,
shall be wanting to give eutirc satisfaction.
u0Tll-'jg CAMPBELL 4 M'DERMOT.
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The Postage to any part Of the United stOte, VIM
be bat TWENTY.POCR CENTS a year for "phrk.
weed and bat FOURTEEN CENTS a year for each
Of tho Reviews.
AZ The above prices the Periodicals will he fur.
ulshcd fer 1862, And asa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-02

sgrshcr 70 " that The remedies n pR- J, c. ANlR
a CO. u L0wslL Ayr, SAraPAnliA rll. Acus
cure, fll Cherry Pv5tQrall tANs ts'u igubt - be
nr,iiaus' v great stoslouer, a8i verify The 0,n-
aissss ct the romEiuniiy
HON JAMES COOK,
Mayor o. LOWELL, MASS
Msyos Of NASHUA, \. g..
nos. y, W, HARRINGTON,
AAyct Of MANCHESTER, \. IL.
Mayor Of CONCORD, =. II.
on A II BULLOCK,
non SArwl s'LsBm .,.
uoN y. ". LINCOLN, j,
HON VA. N. HOLMAN,
Mayor Of PROVIDENCE, Il. Il
non. AMOS VI PRENTICE,
Mayor q NORWICH, conn
non. }. n. HARRIS,
Mayer q NEW LONDON, conn
HON cHAs S RopiER,
Mayor Of MONTREAL, C. ,.
Mayor Of NEW YORK CRY
hon. II, NJ KlNsTRY,
Mayer Of HAMILTON, c, ".
non, ADAM WILSON,
Mayor ct TORONTO, c W,
hon Il. NJ. BISHOP
Mayor Of CINCINNATI, ono
non. l. II. CRAWFORD,
Mayor Of LOUISVILLE, KY,
Mayor Of LYONS, IOWA.
HON. JAMES McPEETERs,
Mayor Of DowMANyILLE, G. W
NON. JAMES W. NORTH,
Mayor Of AUGUSTA, NE,
non. HENRY COOPER, Jr,
"' - ahsAa'AfN " iAbA@f "a -
HON. JAMES 3. BECK,
Mayor Of FREDERICTON. y, Il
''''' ''D''''I Mayor !! Of NEW BEDFORD. MASS.
HON. }. BLAIsDELL.
Mayor Of FALL RIVER, MASS,
HON. ". II. cRANsToN,
Mayor Of VIEWPOINT, II, l
Mayor Of GALENA, ILL
HON. JOHN uoDGDEN,
Mayor Of DUBUQUE, IOWA.
HON. THOMAS cRUToHuELD,
Mayor Of CHATTANOOGA, TENN.
Mayor Of TUSCALOOSA, ALA,
'''''' 80 . Mayor Of MEMPHIS, TENN.
HON. GERARD sTlTu,
HON. Il. D. SCRANTON,
Mayor Of ROCHESTER, N. Y.
HON. DE WITT c, GROVE.
Mayor Of UTICA, N. Y
HON. GEORGE WILSON,
HON. O. H. DOHh' Mayor of DETROIT, MICH.
HON. HEMAN L. PAGE,
Mayor of MILWAUKEE, WIS
Mayor of RACINE, WIS
Mayor of KENosuA. WIS
'''' ''' = - 'N' iIpyot of CHICAGO, ILL
'' . : . Mayor of SELMA, ALA
HON. a. J. NOBLE,
''' W : ' DN'i Mayor of COLUMBUS, GA
DON EsPARrERo MANUEL,
DON PrnrRs DE 0ADAIl@ u,,., q MEXICO
DON EsTEPuANrE EoDRIayEs,
Mayor Of HAVANA
DON ANTONIO EcHEvERA,
Mayor Of LIMA, PERU
DON NJ. @. M1LANGNo,
DON MARC sEsoUIPEDALIA,
Mayor Of RIO JANE1Ro, BRAZIL
Certify that the resident Druggists have assured
Ayers sarsaparilla
Is an excellent remedy, and worthy the confidence
Of the community.
Ayers SarsapariIIa.
For Spring diseases.
Ror Purifying IN. RIood
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-02
Cleveland, Pittsburg and Wheel.
ing Rail Road.


Lac s3
" AND AyTEI MONDAY, May 5ih, lss2, ras.
~ ,cnscr Trains will leave Bridgeport a ili.oa,.
tSuadAys eE5egtet)
10 b A ~ Mali Traln, stopping At all stations, ar
fiNe1 at ttisbursh NJ as Z. NJ, aud
Cleveland AZ 90 M
~! y. VI, kHptvsS Traiu, stopping a. all stations
.,.,,, arrives At pitisbtrfh al $50 r. NJ
!VIb " d. kEpfcas trnin, arrive, at Pitt,bufsh AZ
~ n ", and Cleveland ~ g.l5 A. ".
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Llr'clNud at g.4i A. NJ. and a.i5 r. 81 ar.
HNoW bridgeport n Eb5 ?. NJ, and t5s Am
Leave Pittsburgh at loo A, NJ, tsl1 A ". and
lIo3 T. W., a;rivc At bridgeport At siB1 A. ~, 1921
A. VI. aud 1856 p. NJ.
Connections are made rs Follows,
At Pittsburgh with PeGn,ylyana h. n. for usr,i,
burg, baltimore, Washington, phIA.
drlphlA, New York aud boston.
Cleveland with Cleveland 4 To!ed K Il. for san.
dusEy, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago aud
all points IA the Nosru WEsI wilh
Detroit steamers for detroit, Jack .nn,
chicago aud tho N0Rrn WEgf with
Cleveland q Erie H. X, Tor Erie, MN.
KIRK, Bn!ialo and Niagara Fllls. With
Cleveland, Columbus CINCINNATI lnr
Sr~illne Delaware, COlumbu, aud
Cincinnati.
AZ Hudson with tie q. Z. SO 4, Tor Cuynbo,n
Fails, Akron, M.llersburgh aud WoCa.
At Alliance with P, Pt, ". 4 c. Il. II. for Canton.
hhsillon, Wooster, Salem, Enon, C,,
lumbus, &c.
AtstcubcnVille With r c. c, Line and AZ iiILL.IR
with co, .. R.R. FOR GAINESVILLE, New.
ark, Columbus Xrni1, Dayton, InI.
annapolis, Cairo, Cincinnati Lonisyilio
81 Louis, st, Joseph and all poipts
Wtstand South West
Excursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return SAYS
Fare always SLOW, aud time much quicker than
any other route.
Through Tickets to all points Ia tho West, North
and East can be procured at the Office under The
Agent At bridgeport Station.
Freight contracts will be made at lowest rates to
ANY point accessible by this road aud liz cnnntti,n.
10 the Enst, North, West and North. West, at oGicg
under M'Luro House, orw!th IT, Agent at bridge.
port station WM. D.TERiIY, Agent,
Wheeling Va
d, b. WILLIAMS, Agent,
~ ,,.c,,,,o,,,,, Bridgeport, 0.
u
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-02
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.
COUGHS, COLDS, moARSENEsS, IN
FLUENZA, BROHCnITIS,
WuOOPING Cough,
GROUP, ASTHMA,
INCIPlENT CON-
SUMPTION,

aud for the relief OF patients in adyanc-
vi ltages u tho disease.
We need not speak " the pablic Of lts virtues.
Throughout every town, aud almost every hamlet OF
tho American States, it, wonderful cures VI pumon.
airy complaints have made 1t already known. Nay,
Few are tile families In any civilized country on TIL.
continent without soulO personal experience oIIts
elects, and fewer yet the communities any where
which have not among them some living trophyut
It's victory over the subtle and dangerous scasesp
the throat and lungs. Wallet Is the most powerful
AuIIdoIS yet known to man for the formidable aud
dangerous diseases ofihc pulmonary organs II is
also the plenNutest and safest remedy that can be
employed tor infants and young persons, Parents
should have It in store against the nsiduous enemy
that steals upon them upTeparcd. We have abuni-
ant grounds to believe the CHERRY PEcIORAL saves
more lives by the consumptions II prevents than
thOscit cures. Keep byyou, cure your colds while
they arc durable, nor neglect them until no human
skill eau master the lunXOnblO CAnkcr that fastened
on tho Vitals eats your lleRwNy. All know the
dreadful fatality nluug disorders and ~ they know
too the virtues Of tins remedy, we need not do more
than To them it's still made the best Il eau be-
We spare no cost, care, toll To produce II the
most perfect possible, and thus Afford those who rely
on 1t tho bestagcut which our skill can furnish tor
their cure,
Prepared by DR.. ]. C. AVER,
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
q q

AA 80
OFFICE VI TliEBkU. AA.uyI
WhtuIsg- 18th Juns, $50
DuslNEss bsiEs iElly rsiutlsi On the uaitlu, "a,
ID Auhi1 i.AllrdSl ne Company having ti.sf.Hsb.
frcon'tfu-lsd tLs Jsaks 10 Toe ifssk aai bf.dss.
laasf Og,tfEias'i pfJ:eetlls, tba mad thoroughly
Aha eomPlrlsly fqarie'. ty Ggreflmsaf tAusrs, Ill.
% ahi aitsf The 9Th Juns ron ts0 hf5agh p.s.su-
GER trains aud sosiipus iAsir fl sIuiphsai Ia he
'fsn'pfttii1n n tonnage.
r,A,fssH icsrDtlr
l-psyt
LEAIE WHEELING. daily. Al 1910 A. NJ. Ben.
VOID, lg..j NJ JTat1u, 40 Z, 81. Nsg Cftsk,
- = " Cambsflssl W = " Msa,Htbafg
~ = " liArpSfa All NJ a1isv a. BAL
R,'urniag
LEAVE BALTIN0HK M0P 2. 81: Nar,ia,bars,
~ ?. " Clnbgrlsnd, 4. ~ Gu,iisH n A. NJ.
Bsuw.od- as =, 81, Ari,s Al Wnssias l,gP. u.
bpiri
The 'sc3nd train viii depart daily. scspt satar,
days Il ~ =. " hfAligu, 1917 A. 81 Nss Crses
ltlb A. VI llAfpers FERRY, NE 4. u. Washing
M
R,arEtg,
LEAVES BALTIMORE, SIS A NJ; Hafpsr, Yer
y, 1910 A. W. MsFtinsbufs. Us y A.. Cumbvf.
lAah, az 4, " Oaklanj, e.ts +. ~; Gt,Haa no
= " beHNuod, A. ~ arrive al Wheeling '2p
IS. r SMITH, Mater Transportation.
l.. y. COLE, Gsnssai Ticket Agent.
-. JDliN KING, ia, Auditor.
4. DlfPEY, q len. sup't u Traas-or.attYn.
) y. WILLARD, Superintendent, Cumberland.
}. u fokD, Goui Agent, wHecllag Ir.1
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uEo. W.JohHsoN ". D, JoRhsOS.
G. W. JOHNSON g. SON,
Manufacturers OF Copper, Tin and

Sheet Iron Ware.
uAYISG AvAILED OURSELVES Of ALI. THE
III improved facilities, We are better prepared now
than ever to oil all orders for any article Of work Ia
the above line Of business, vOlilcr and Conductors
made TO order, Steamboat work done In y subsigH.
tIAl and woTkmRnike manner. We NO now paying
particular attention to Tits branch " tho trade and
eau gnArHuioe satisfaction Ia every particular 10
Wholesale Dealers We can onet inducements that
cannot DO found elsewhere. our stock Of Ware 10
complete, and the assortment full at oil times We
keep stock Of thcAtcst and most approved patterns
Of Coal and Wood StoVos on hand at All times
a. W. JOHNSON 4 son,
No.l70 Market Square,
iy2-d4Wtf Wheeling, Va.
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BlaCkWOOd'S Magazine
AND THE
BRITISH REVIEWS.
Great inducements to Subscribe
PREMIUMS and REDUCTIONS.

I SCOTT 4 Co, NEW YORK, continue to null.
j !. lish The following leading British Periodicals,
THE LONDON QUARTERLY iConsCrVatiyo).
TUE EDINBURGH REVIEW tWhig),
TUE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW CFrrO Church.
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW HiberaN
BLACkWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE IToryl.
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Ayers sarsaparilla
Is an excellent remedy, and worthy the confidence
Of the community.
Ayers SarsapariIIa.

For Spring Diseases.
Yor Purifying the Blood.
For seroiuls or King. Evil.
For Tumor,, Ulcers, and sors..
For Eruption, and Pimplos.
For Blotehe', BlnIn,, and Boll,,
For st. Aathoay'' Fire, Rose, or Ery"psl.,.
For letter or sAlt Rhou,n.
For seAld Head and Rlpgvornl.
For Cancer and Cameron, sors,.
For Sore Eyes, Sore Ear, and Ilumon
Vor Female Diseases.
For Suppression and IrrsyulAri.y.
For syphlli, or ysporeal Diseases.
For Liver Complaints.
Hor Diseases Of the Heart.
The Mayors OF the chief cities Of the United
States CanSiAH and British Provinces, Chill, Peru,
Brazil, Mexico, and In fact almost all the citieI
on this continent, have signed this document, TO
assure their people what remedies they may use
with safety and confidence. Bat our space viii only
ADMIT Of portion Of them.
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SMITH, WILLIAMS 4 co.
p1UMBER AND GAS F1TTER,
RRAss FOUNDRN.

BRASS FOUNDRY.
DEALRR IN WROUGHT IR0N, GALVANIZED,
u aud all sizes OF Lead Pipes, shee' Lead, brass
Cocks and Valves, Steam Whistles. Steam aud Water
0uAECs, Liz and forcc Pumps, Luks, Hose, Antfric.
tim Metal, IrAnOsr Thu, Zinc, AulmOny, Cruclbcis
Galvanized lightning Rods, lnEilatOrs aud Points,
\ 'ENr FOR TIM MENEELr BELLS. Aqueduct
Plivy constantly on hand,
cNI.pAld for Copper, BraSs and Lead.
N.f1n
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oroup, IvhoopLng cough, 1nruenzn.

''''' 80 "''"""f ~ " tf'NN hHl blUtI remedy
Crouu NIy,,o,,i,,,, o.,
sPRrNovrrlp NI~ ia, : 1sse
,J = H., , VII 'hrcrinlly certify your I've.
,.,,,i,a,,, irirlI We i1sse'S Tor the cure OF
ehtTlnh 'WUHh,i .,Dup, anu tne ehr't diseases OF
tr.ri,, ~ !"ur fraternity In the South ap.
our people IUpSW rI XVI! TiS''i :, :, 10
,I,nS fvp H., ~. .'' "" MN w. ~
,s'C ~ 49, 80 lpN ,thEi' IA, writes " Jan,
H., NV, ltnuenEN, which confined me
liz. , ,1'G many tnedISlnes ~thontre'
,nr,,,nS ne you' ,'t"Iat ny the advice Of onr
nv, I .s, To'o relieved mo soreness in
Nv, ",,u rs man one hhI the bottle
ny wet your medicines are the
~ wen a. we pest we can buy and We IS
man. fritr s'' H'' your medicines, as the poor
''''' ''''"''
| Asthma or PhthIsIc, and RronchI,Is
wysr N,xrn,,,r, D. p, ,s'r
Sra: Your c1,cry P5s,graf /. performing marvel.
lou' cures In this section. Ii has relieved .eysf1l
curing man who has Inbored nJrr en ngsrtioD or
the lungs for the lust forty wears. vs.
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MAYORS OF TIL Il
Great Cities.

NN'E The ubltr,isc, Msyoft htsrby Crftiiy hat
q puT several eiuss have a4ue4 = tsumgHt " ~
sgr.hgr to us that thr fsmctis, ~ pR ,, c. AllR
CO. u L0uell lAycgi SAuAPAnliA Plls Acus
cure, tul Chtfry rvt,oralJ tANs ts'u fgubt - be
n-isiuss " great steslloIep, aai verify The GA.
aifnes OF the u1muuniiy,
Smyrna times., 1862-02-27

THE LOVTRRIRs.-The Delaware lotteries
hrs no" drawn bot once a day-the evening
drawing having been discontinued. IL is slated
there was quite aury among the policy ves
ders last Saturday, some Of them losing so
heavily as 10 compel a sIOpPage OF payment.
There ars many yoang men engaged in bet.
ting en the drawn BUnbers, and sume OF them
are seeking 10 live 10 this way having no other
ousiHegs. Tae result must he their de.noraI aIiza.
aIon aHd ultimate ruin.
ExEcurIsE 90 CAPT. GoRDoE. Ma.
thaniel Gatdog, late eomilander Of the slave.
ship Ere. was bHng in the Tombs in New
York, 90 Friday aiternoOn, his execution being
The nrst that has tEken place nader the Ia w.
enacted more than leFty years. pBnish,ag the
slave trade a. piracy when all hope for par.
don had vaalshed. Gordop attempted 10 co,n,Dit
se leide BY poison, which had bsen concealed in
b -crli euI The guard prevenLea him from ac
conpIIshitlg bis purpose.
ssC"untde Morny, President Of ibe Cops Le.
gisLafif Of Frapcs aas set hls lace sgainsl writ
lea spes scbssss MembsFs must henfetogtg aban.
dDn thsI pedahi.c nude " debating.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-27

DEATH IN THE WHITE FIoUsE.-WiIliam
w tliaee Ltuc-i the second son of the pros,.
d"ht, died at the Willie House, on Thursda
last, IN the twelfth year OF his age. He wa.
taken SICK few weeks ago with an in,erp,;,-
rent fever, which srOn assumed typhoid cha.
Taeter, and mUch sf ihe time SINCE ms mind has
been wandering, Drs. Stone and Hall attended
the deceased "h" was fine looking boy and
his intelligence and vivacIty made hun zen.
sIaI iiFoTtr. lie was a faithful sttCudaRt ot
stbbuih scnool, and 'be last day he was ~ at.
tendance, told his tutor that when he arrived
al inaGh-c4, hr wanted TO be- a school teaehsr
Or .r..-.- OF the Gospel On Frld,y morn.
lag the members of the Cabinet wi h their
families called on the President and Mrs. lin.
cola. to tender their coincidence NJ others
were admitted to the Presidential mnnsion
The forelga Ministers. Senators, ant other
leading citizens sent cards aud letters of con
eOlence. Senator Browning has eAIire charye
Vt the funeral arrangements. The body was
emeRlwed to be conveyed to Springfield.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-27
DIED.

On the 10Th inst. Of scarlet fever, yary E..
Youngest daughter of Thomas and Mary Ann
Lamb, Oged 8 years.
She died in beauty, like the snow
On flowers dissolved away;
She died ia beauty, like a star
Lost on the brow Of day.
So young, and yet so soreIy tried.
Our lIttle darling dropped and died
From every care and pain relieved,
We can rejoice e'en while we grieve.
Oh we shall all remembeT her,
Though her sweet face no more we see
10 heaven again we all shall meet,
And be from care aud sorrow free.
s. A. J..
Smyrna times., 1862-02-27
CGU Gt y. III. Bpwlcu's
BOOTS AND SHOES.

The subscriber is now opening al his Store on Com
merCe street, smyrna. very large and welLsslected
stock OF BOOTS and SHOES. which we're boushl for
cash. at greatly reduced prices, in order TO luIl tho
ihes they consist IN part OF Ladies superior Black
Lasting GaIIerS with heels, from 75 Gems 10 81 IS
per pair Ladies Lace Boots from so cents to 81 Der
pair Men Calf Boots, quilted hutlonIs, from IS 10
IS ou Mems Long Bonls from 81 25t 50 SO; Misses
and Chdrens Shoes from I2b els to so cls Calland
examine for yourselves and you will find the ehsapest
and best selected slOck Of Boosnnd Shoes ever
offered IN tins market. Call soon, and YOU will find
US on hand ready and willing 10 sell you great bar,
Smyrna times., 1862-02-27
MARRIED.

On the goth inst. by Rev. P. Mansfield, Mr.
Matthew Ii. Rash and Miss Mary E. Daniels
both OF New Castle county.
On the 25th inst, by Rev. VIM Bishop, Mr..
Geo. u. Collins, of AppOauinimiuk Hundred,
and Mrs. RACHEL A. Brown, of Duck Greek
Hundred.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-27
FOR RENT,

New STORE HOUSE and DWELLING, Of mod.
ern style, IN perfect order, and excellent stand on
quire Of Jao Eaton Esq, s. C.. Eaton. ON the prem
ses. foT particulars. noy2T
Smyrna times., 1862-02-27
Farmers, Look Out.
Guns and Pistols (!

Ihe subscriber informs the citizens Of Smvrna ond
the country adacenl that he has tnken ,ho h,, % r
rnerIy occupied by julius Passauer opnosite he Co'
rlage FaClory Of Cahoon Carrow, on Commerce =,
wnese , 40 u prepared 10 make all kinds Of FIRE.
ARMS hihes, Mnskels, Shot Guns Pistols AJc
tie e complete master Of hls trade, having learnod
the business In Germany and worked for some inn a
IN the principal establishments IN this coun,rv
All kieda Ot Repairing don" rrnsunndie Terms
Jr='-'~' NICHOLAS c.LATT