davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-17

RICHMOND PROBABLY TAKEN.-We receiv.
ed a dispatch yesterday evening, from Sac
ramento, stating that there was report in
Baltimore that Richmond was in possession
Of the Federal troops. The dispatch, men,
tioning the repart, was dated at Chicago,
on the 18th inst, at which time nothing
definite was known there. The telegraph
wires were working so badly through Iowa
that no regular dispatches were received
yesterday, but we may be able to get some
additional intelligence before going to press
Dispatches from Chicago, of the 18th, sta.
led that Mcclellan bad formed junction
with FrankIin's divisioa on Sunday. The
army at the time was within one days
march of Richmond, and there is nothing
improbable In the report that the city has
been captured.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-17
zX TELEGEAPH.
TO THE DEMOCRAT.
SACRAMENTO, MAY l7lb.

SACRAMENTO, May I7th.
Belle Campbell, who disappeared so mys'
teriously from Petaluma, has been found at
one of the hotels 10 San Francisco.
A dispatch dated Chicago, May 18Th, says
at was rumored in Baltimore that Rich
mond had been occupied by Federals;" no
particulars received up to this hour, (noon.)
DIAMOND SPRINGS. May 16tb.-John Full
Ter. of the firm of 9. K j. Fuller, of Sly
Park Saw Mill, was instantly killed at one
o'clock TO day, by log rolling ON and
crushing his head.
SAN FRANCISCO, May ia cOwardly and
unproVOked assault was committed last
evening al the American Tbeater, by Frank
Schell, brother OF the murderer of Gordon.
on Henry J. Straus, merchant tailor, No. l
and 2, Montgomery street.
A new company called the Mcclellan
Guards was organized last evening at
Platt's new musical hall
The fusion between the Republicans and
Union Democrats is complete-tbeir nomi-
nations we're made yesterday.
Eastern t,legraph line not yet up
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-17

RAINFALL.-Mr. Atwood, Of Grass Val
ley, has furnished the National the follow
ing statement of the rainfall at that place,
from the arst Of January to may 10Th. In
January, 1899 inches February, 9.O4 ;
March, 7.SO; April. 500; and to may 10Th,
5.1O-making in ell 6O.4S inches which fell
10 l3O days, the average being nearly half
an inch day. The rainfall in January. at
Grass Valley, is about equal to the total
rainfall of the season at Sacramento.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-17

The LATE NAVAL B4TTLE.-A Cairo dis
patch of the 18th inst, states that the gum
boat Cincinnati, which bore the brunt of the
battle, in the late engagement on the Mis-
sissippi, is more seriously damaged than at
first reported. Finding her in q sinking
condition, she was run ashore in shoal
water, where she grounded. The latest ar
rival from the feet states that she had four
feet of water on her gun-deck. A wrecking
derrick had gone down to raise her, and it
was expected she would soon be a6Oat. The
gunboat Mound City was struck by the
rebel ram, and so injured that she ran into
shoal water aud sunk. She was pumped out,
aud had been taken 10 Cairo for repairs.
During the battle, one person was killed and
three wounded, on board the Cincinnati.
Among the latter was Capt. Stembe, who
was shot through the neck; but the wound
is not considered dangerous. We have no
additional particulars of the loss Of life in
the battle; but Judging from the reported
loss on the Cincinnati, 1t could not have
been very heavy on the Federal side.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-17
The following is the ordinance referred to:
mo, 35.l

No. 35.l
An Ordinance to provide ior the Licensing of Doc.
The Trustees Of the City of Nevada do ordain as AL
lows:
SECTION /. From and after the first day Of julie ,
1853 II shall not be lawful for the owners or ,il
persons having the charge of dogs to allow them n
run at large within the corporate limits Of the ei,
Of Nevada, except provided for in this ordinance
SEC. 2. Every owner or other person having tho
charge of dogs shall pay for license for keeping e,el
dog the sum OF five dollars per year. payable in adj.
vance st the Marsha's Office.
SIC. g. The Marshal shall provide for each per,en
pplying for license under this ordinance bn..
tag, stamped with consecutive number, which t,,,
shall be securely fastened upon the neck of the dn,
for which the license is taken out He slall Az,
furnish to the person taking out the license recent
for the amount Of money paid, with the date OF tie
license.
SEC. 1. It shall be the duty Of the Marshal and
watchmen TO III and remove all dogs icnnd running
at large the owners Of which shall not have comned
with the provisions of this ordinance and all persons
obsructing the aforesaid officers in the performance
of their duties under this ordinance upon con,icti
shall be fined in any not exceeding one hundred
dollars or less than tel dollars, in default Of ta,
ment, by Imprisonment not more than ten days in
the city Jail
Passed June 9th, 1858. II. II. FIAGG
A. H. HANSON. Clerk. Ire ient
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-17
Ruxons OF FoREION ixrERvENrION.-We

RuSoRs OF FOREIGN iNTERyENrToN.-We
have intelligence from Europe to April
Both:
The Paris correspondent Of the London Her
aid writes that a strong feeling is growing up
there in favor of interyentionsin America. The
impression is so powerful as to cause uncssl-
ness among the Northern party in Paris. 1t
is believed serious Overtures have oeeh haue
bv the French Cabinet to Palmerston, with a
view to joint action to put an end to the war
which, according to official information recelV-
ed, is now as far from terminating as ever.
The Daily News correspondent gives siml,
lar rumor, derived from both French and
American sources, and says the two Govern
ments are giving serious consideration to the
question OF Intervention in America.
The Times says England has observed the
most self-denying course, and concludes by as
serting that the real question rests entirely as
to whether the heart of the South is set on sep
aration.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-17
Tnr vorEs ON THE HARDY TErAL.-There

THE VoTEs ON THE HARDY TMAL-There
were in all twenty-five articles Of impeach-
ment against Judge Hardy, and be was con-
victed on the disloyalty charge alone, as
stated 10 the dispatch In our last. The vote
on the charge Of colusion and corrupt con-
duct 10 the Terry trial was tie, as fol-
lows:
GUrLTY-Banks, Chamberlain, Crane, Gas
kell, Hartman, Hathaway, Heacock, Hill,
Kimball, Kutz, Nixon, Perkins, Porter, Powers
Rhodes, Shafter, Soule, Van Dyke-lo.
Nor GUILTY-Baker, Bogart, Burnell, Dem
yer, Gallagher, Harvey, Holden, Irwin, Lewis,
Merritt, Oulton, Parks, Qunt, ShuTtlif, Vine
yard, Warmcastle, Watt, Wilamson-l0.
Upon the dsloyaIty count, charging
Hardy with having publicly used, on vari-
Gus occasions, seditions aud reasonable
language, and aided and abetted, and
given comfort to the enemies of the Uni
ted States, the vote was as follows:
GUILTY Banks, Burnel, Chamberlain,
Crane, Gallagher, GaskeIl, Harvey, Hartman,
Hathaway, Heacock, Hill, Kimball, kutz,
Nixon, Oulton, Parks, Perkins, Porter, row
ers, Rhodes, Shafter, Soule, Shurtliff, Van
Dyke-24.
Nor GUILTY-Baker, Bogart, Denver, Hol-
den, Irwin, Lewis, Merritt, Quint, Vineyard,
Warmcastle, Watt, Williamson-l2.
On the charge of drunkenness upon the
bench, ETC., the vote stOod-guilty, IL; not
guilty, 25. Upon the most of the charges
he was acquitted by large majority. The
resolution expelling him from bis office OF
Judge was adopted by vote of twenty-One
10 fourteen.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-17

AFFAIRS AT New ORLEANs.-The Mem
phis Avalanche, of May 7th, contains advices
from New Orleans to Saturday the Sd. Gen.
Butler occupies the st. Charles Hotel as his
headquarters, and the Federal pickets have
been extended out as far as the crossing Of the
Jefferson and Jackson Railroad. Four gunboats
and one transport had started for Baton Rouge
on Saturday morning. Seven Federal regiments
had been landed at New Orleans. or affairs in
New Orleans, the same paper says that the
Mayor and all the Aldermen have been arrested
and sent to prison, on their refusal to take the
oath. Great distress prevails in the city, food
of all kinds being extremely scarce.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-17

COLUMBIA MARBLE.-The marble taken
from the quarries at Columbia, TuOlumne
county, for all purposes for which marble
Is used, is said TO be uuequalled by any i'm.
ported. Those competent TO judge pro
nOunce II susceptible to the highest degree
Of polish, and mere durable than the mar
bic 10 general use for monumental purpO-
ses 10 the Eastern States.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-17

A NEW STATUE AT WAsHINGToN.-We
learn from Boston that Balls statue of Wash
ington is progressing with increasing promise.
The sculptor has got the horse completely mod
eled, and is now weighing out the man that is
to mount him. The hollow trunk and the pro-
tuberant straw wisps of the core are present
dis6guration, except to those who delight in
watching the growing of an idea. Mr.. Ball
has dropped from the shoulders of his first lit
tie model Of a horseman's cloak, which adds a
grace and dignity hardly to he fully attained in
the tight habit Of a general. He has conclu-
ded to repeat it in the colossal efigy.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-17

AGRICULTURAL PRosPEcTs.- Since the
late rains, says the Appeal, the grain fields in
the immediate vicinity Of Marysville, are look
ing finely. Farmers who, two weeks since,
despaired Of having anything to harvest, are
now expecting good crops. The foods Of the
past winter prevented the preparing of the
ground and sowing of the grain tin later than
usual, and If the present spring had been a very
dry one, total failure Of the crops must have
resulted.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-17

SAID TO BE A RoORBACK. Plumas
Standard throws discredt upOn the letter
lately received by Ex-Governor Roop. as to
the reported Indian difficulties in Honey
Lake Valley. and says:
We have seen gentlemen who left Honey
Lake since the date of the letter, and who know
nothing whatever of the circumstances mem
toned, Neither, although RESIDENT of the VAL
ley, do they recognize the names of those re-
ported as Killed, with the exception of Town
send, whom it states was murdered while haul
ing lumber from Governor Roop's saw-mill.
One Of onr informantS states that this could
not be so as there is not Foot of lumber at
the mill, nor has there been for some time past.
We think it probable, then, that the story is a
a mere roorback.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-17
AFFAIRS AT CORNrH.-A Cairo dispatch

AFFAIRS AT CORNTH.-A Cairo dispatch
of May 18th, says:
BY steamer Meteor, from Pittsburg Landing,
Sunday morning, it has been definitely ascer-
tanned that Gen. Lowell, from New Orleans,
has arrived at Corinth with 10000 troops. In
stead of rebels abandoning their entertainments
an innumerable force Of negroes is at work
telling trees, forming an abattis, strengthening
earthworks, etc. Everything indicates de-
termination on the part of the rebels to fight.
On our side, preparations on grand scale con-
tinues. Roads are being cut through woods
for movements of different divisions. Siege
guns are being mounted in great numbers.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-17

APPRoPRIATIoNs.-The UuiOn, Of yester-
day, gives list of the appropriations made
during the late session Of the Legislatu re
The list fOots up total of $77O, 1924, exclu-
Sive of $lO5 600 appropriated in the pre-
MUM bill, which may or may not be used
this year. The cost of the witnesses 10 the
Hardy impeachment case was over $40, 900.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-17

THE NAUGATUCK.-We see it stated that
this vessel is now in Hampton Roads. She
was given the Government by Stevens, the
inventor Of the battery, and cost $50, 900. She
is a vessel designed "to illustrate some Of the
advantages of the Stevens battery, though on
smaller plan and mOdel-to show that, instead
of taking mile or two to turn in, she can turn
on her own axis, so to speak, and that the sink
ing in action will be Of great advantage when
she shall be called upon, either by way of at
tack or defense, in the service Of the country"
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-17

CORRECTION.-In paragraph in our last
Issue, relative to The trial OF Judge HARDY,
the types spelt out the word "convicted." !"
instead OF acquitted" the word intended
to be used. AS the paragraph read It made
no sense, though the intelligent reader may
have understood what was meant.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-17

OFFICIAL REPORT OF GEN. PoPE.-A dis
patch from Monterey, Tenn, Saturday, March
10th, states that General Popes official report
of the affair of the 9th, says the rebel forces
were 20, 600 strong, and our brigade, occupying
the further side of tho creek, held them in check
for five hours, when finding themselves pressed
in front and on one flank, they withdrew to this
side Of the creek. The conduct of the troops
was excellent, and they withdrew reluctantly.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-17

ACCORDING to the Portland Times the stam-
pede from the southern counties OF Oregon to
the new mines amounts to a de-population Of
the country, and it is likely that many settle
ments, II not whole towns, will become actual
ly tenantless from the panic. No wonder, if
Mountaineer in the same issue Of the Times.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-17

MAMMOTH BoNEs.-The Contra Costa Ga
zette speaks of some mammoth bones recently
found at kirker Pass in the Diablo range-one
the upper portion of the thigh bone, and meas
cumference; the knee joint measured IL in
ches.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-17

THE BRoDERIoK MoNUMENT.-The con-
tract has been awarded for building the Brod-
erick monument, all but the statue. The base
will be Of Folsom granite, and the other por-
tions of California marble from the quarry of
Grant & Divine at Columbia, Tuoumne coun-
ty. The cost of the work, exclusive of the stat
ne, will be $4,000. The statue will cost proba-
bly, between 81 900 and $4,000; perhaps more
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-17

EXPLORATION NORTH.-The British Colonist
thus estimates the number of Californians who
have arrived at Victoria, V. L. from San Fran.
cisco; During january, 1877; February, 247;
March, 62l-total, l,0O5. April and May thus
far have probably witnessed the departure
hence of, say, 1000, which would make this
years emigration northward some 5000 per-.
sons from California alone.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-17

THIEF CAUGHT.-On the 10th inst. man
named Allen Douglas, was arrested by Consta
be Green, of Mokelumne Hill, in San Andres,
who had robbed several boarders at the Lafay-
ette House. of about $50 and some clothing,
The clothing was all recovered, and Sl5 Of the
money.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-17

SUBsTANTIAL.-Father Gray, Catholic
priest at Columbia, being on the eve of de-
parture for another field of labor, was presen-
ted last week by few members of his church
with substantial token Of affection in the
form Of a purse containing $500.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-17
MARSHAL's NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
IN in accordance with resolution adopted by the
Board of Trustees Of Nevada City. at a meeting hall
on Tuesday evening, May 18th, 1852, shall At H..
expiration Of ten days from the date hereof ptoci
TO enforce Ordinance No. 35. entitled ian onlinsna
% provide for the licensing Of dogs" passed Inn.
9Th, A. d. 1855.
Nevada, May 18th, 1862. wM. II. DAvIDsoy
Marshal
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-17

ARREsTED.-Morrison, Of the Pan-tec-na-
thec-a concern, was recently arrested, in Jack
son, for violating the law against gift entertain
ments. After having paid his fine he said "Now
we'll have a-nutl eT song"
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-17

CHINEsE.-The statistics show that 84,57S
Chinese, male and female, had arrived in this
State up to and including April last, and that
27,55S had departed. How many have died here
there is no knowing.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-17

THE BEARDED LADY has been exhibiting
her face at Sacramento for a few days past,
aud draws crowded houses.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-17

DROwNBD.-On the l4th of March, Richard
Kibban, seaman, fell overheard from the Kate
Hooper, and was drowned. The vessel was on
her passage from New York to San Francisco.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-17

SMALL Pox.-This loathsome disease has
made its appearance at Watsonyille, Monterey
county.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-17
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co.

TIME FOLLOWING STEAMSHIPS eeA
= will be dispatched in the MONTH k3I1EM
OF MAY, 1862: gSSrzssss.s
Sonora, Captain Hudson, Thursday May Sth.
Golden Age, Captain Baby, Friday, May 10th
st. Louis, Captain Lapidge, Saturday May 2ith
OrIzHba, Capt. Farnsworth Saturday, May 3lst.
From Folsom Street Wharf, at 0 O'Clock a. NJ. pune
tually,
FOR PANAMA.
Passengers will be conveyed from Panama to -
pinwall by the Panama Railroad Company and from
Aspinwal to New York by the Atlantic and Pacific
Steamship Company.
FORBES x BABCOCK
Agents F. VI. Co.,
Corner of Sacramento and LiedesdorT streets, san
Francisco May 6. ,
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-17
FOR SALE !
REASONABLE TERMS.

party purchasing now viii be enabled 10 get Nj,
money in the course Of few months as the estsb.
lishment is now doing spendid business, which viz
90 on increasing till next Winter.
Purchasers desiring to learn the business will
be taught the same in all its branches by the IN.
dersgned. A. LlEBERT
Nav s. 1862.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-18
From Gen. McOlellan's Amy.

WHITE HOUSE,, June l6.1Severai z Ter
lila parties are still hoYeting ii the rear OF
our army. On Saturday and Sunday
smallparty were prOWlingaround.t the coun-
try onltbe opposite side Of the Pamuukey,
their object being to await an oppportuni-
~ TO destroy the shipping at this point
Another! party. wasat Charles City Court
House on, Sunday and tO-day. They are
reported ITO be in the neighborhood of
williamsburg. ss-fisa4
Ten of the most prominent citizens re-
manning this side of S46e ZChickahominy
have been arrested. They undoubtedly
gave Information upon which the rebels
have operated in our rear during the past
few days. 81 fbFT1fS or g'5'
our pickets in front of Gen. HeintzIeman,
for. The purpose of ascertaining our force
and position. A few were wounded on
bothksides, but none are known TO have
been killed. '-ef - -'.sG ..75s Y lrlrfHf4ft
Anorder was issued to-day by G eneral
Mcclellan, extending the Department. Of
General Dix, SO as to include Yorktown,
Glopsester, Williamsburg and West Point.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-18

B8-RIoToUs SOlDlERs. yesterday some
fifteen or sixteen soldiers belonging to Col.
Mulligau's Brigade, who had struggled be-
hind, behaved in very riotous manner at
the cattle depot of the Baltimore Ohio
Railroad. A train had been provided by
which the stragglers were to go forward
and join their regiment. Some of the
men being drunk refused to go aboard the
cars. They drew knives and threatened
to assault the employees of the'road.
Capt. Over, of the Provost Guard, sent
down squad Of men to compel obedi-
euce. The muttnous conduct was caused
solely by whisky, and when the cause was
removed there was no longer any effect
1t was tue intention to send the whole par
ty off last evening.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-18
CHEMICAL WRITfNG FEUf6


MADE ny
L+AUGLlLINs BUsHFIBLDJ WhSslIng,Y Va!
you want an Ink that will mot fade, use the
a 80, Observation-Disclosures FLUID! z5z
II you want aJet black Lux, use the
HRMIoALWRITTNG FLUID, 49,
II youVaat Ink that hOvs freely, use the
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.
u you want Ink that will not gum, use the II /
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.
II you want better INK tlan Arn0ld,s, use the
1s9 cHRAucAE WRITING FLUID.
II you want to p4tronIEe home merits, use the
= CHEMICAL wRIT1NGPLUID. You
II you want to save money, buy the
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.
II you UAnttO please your customers, buy the
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.
II you want q. cheap, a. well a. good Ink, buy the
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.
At the Capitol In Warrington City ther US, the
u * CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID. 'f-0si
At the Capitol OF Pennsylvania they use the
CHEMICAL. WRITING FLUID. co.l
AZ the Capitol Of Ohio they use the
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID,
AT the Capitol OF New Jersey they use tho 9t'
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.
At the Capitol Of Maryland they use the grf
O1IEMICAUWRTTING FLUID.
At the Capitol Of Virginia they use the
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.
Piily cents is the retail price for quart Of the
CHEMICAL WRITING RLUID. .1l,p
Thirty cent? e the retail price for plnts Of the
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.
Twenty cents l. the retail price for half pins Of tn
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.
Ton cents e the retail price iOrfqartsr pintso OF III
g - CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.
Wholesale dealers entitled to discount on the
aa1 CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID. -
DankRJ who want an indelliLls Ink, should usO Il,
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID. T,ifi I !
Merchants who want their books to look we'll mus
use tho CHEMICAL, WRITING FLUID.
All Government officials should use tho 's
CHEMICAL, WRITING FLUID.
An county aud city officials should use the OK
So - CHEMICAL WRITING PLUID.
Every one that writes any document should uso
ib IAUGHLINS RUsHRIELD'S a-fs
CELEDRATRD OITBAIICAL WRITING FLUID.
myl
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-18
notice to man soI,9oI.II,.,.-
We wish our friend. wbo arc sending u!
IN on july CeIehratlnn..

TTlHE undersigned respectfully invite the CITIZEN.
L OF whseling to meet LII them ut the c,yITt
House, THURSDAY RVENlS No SI,1-T IStI, III
TO make arranEeinents Tor a proper eela6raiiS,' ~
the coming anniversary Of QUE aatIbnai inlie,,e,
dence A. ]. SNYltIhfIsY. -1iEF.,yl-
5. Harper Bro List, Morrison q Co
J. 7. Sc,itt s Co. Cra6aIs' 4 a. -
r. II. Logan ( Gu Sitn'ItltT ST., = n.
Tallant { DclallaiH, ]. O. or x "a.
Cooper 4 Senseney, Mcclellan i R,,oy.-is
J. G, Harbour, 50 : fsiS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-18

8 A RERpL sURoEoN NJ LlMBo.-A
rebel Surgeon, named Dr.. simms, who was
arrested some weeks ago. and.released up
.On.parOle, was brought np yesterday from
GallipOlis, and committed 70 Ihe Athene-
-u@. he is charged with having violated
his parole. ss
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-18
From Halleck and Monlallanh9..

WASHINGTON, Jdns 16.-Dispatches OF
this date from Gen. Halleck have been re-.
ceiyed Mt the War Department. They pro.
dnce no new features with regard to Beau.
regards army, which is still, supposed to
remain in the vicinity of Okalona, { verton
and Columbus. aal 9 le 81 ti'F'ss
Dispatches from the army Of the Poto-
mac, dated z o'clock this p. NJ, indicate
quietude in front o {. Richmond. li.ift
Gen, Dix informs the Department that
the military Telegraph has been completed
% Norfolk and Suffolk. The linesto Fort
Monroe is working well. a9
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-18
TeIeErapn nIarlsets.

PHILApELPaIA, June 17.-AIore demand for PIour
sales AZ for extra, S. Is uptO SO Tor extra
Iantly and fancy. Rye Flour and Corn Meal short
red q q ,23S1 ,25, and white at $l,B29i IS! rye
commands DC Corn in fair request at 618bSc for
yellow aud 6I96oo for white. Oats dull aE s40o IN
e9s1ze and s3<99c for kegs. C6des frIn! sWh,si<t
Us adHanood; sales Ohio at 28o, now held hiRiler
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-18

p1rWE call attention the Strawberry
Festival advertised in our columns by the
Ladies Of our petghboriug ltown of Bell