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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-09-03
The Township Officers to Enroll Columbia
County.

The following are the persons appointe
by Hon. GEo. II. Willis, to enroll The mi
lila in the several townships of ibis coun
~:
Bloom-Gordon R Goff
Beracirk-S. E WALTON.
Bridrcreek-Wiliam Hartman.
Richafd Stiles.
Cenfre-Charles Dieieuck.
Conyagham --.
CattdwisSa Sa-Madisou w. Monroe.
Franki,n-
FiShmgcreek-Georse NJ. Howell.
Greentcood-Thomas E. Ewes.
Hemiock-Wm NJ Hartman.
JoeksOn-Lo!. Parker.
Locust-Samuel Mears.
Mad,son-Jackson Thomas.
Maine-JeTemIah s. Shuman
01ou"fpteasont-John H. Vanderslice.
Niflm--W iliam Yohe.
O'ange-J. Sanderson Woods.
Pine-Daniel F0rnwald.
Roa'ingcreek-C Dyer.
Scon-William Peacock.
SugU!Oaf-Jacob H. FriIz
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4 cAAp-aes PaPEa.-The Democratic
e s'isr Is The lille o. Democratic cam.
Paisn paper that isto beis-ned f,rlce week
IN F'ns he ranspasen. Address, A. D. Boil
e : iesi sopit 81 81. phiIadelphia, Pa
Ts rns Is csns-.
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Benjamin ? Fenners Of causwissa. has
he en- appointed assessor, aud II. l. Scot,
q rouanda. COLLECTORS Of The NalioaaI Tax
sol his District
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u There is u certain class bot headed
Republicans who mistake their feelings
Of biuer inscriptions pariizanship and
call il patriotism They may be known
BY the corsian, cry they ksepup about lrai-
tors, and the great care they take 10 avoid
mes.ing real traitor on The baisIs Geld.
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CAUTION.

Nolice is hereby given that Hester Hess,
l vile of James Hess, has leii his bed
'ud board without any just cause or provo
cation and all persons are forbidden TO trust
her on his acccun, The psnies re-id. IN
Sussrloaf township, Columbia comfy.
JAMES HESS.
Sogarioaf, Aue. 20 ls62-et.
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The cnly article of The kind ever produced
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at is so convenient TO have in the honsen
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al is always ready this ccmmends j.
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eve have Iried il, and find II "a useful
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The Times
Price 2J Cents per Bottle.
Very Liberal Reductioh> TO WholesaIs
Dealers TERMS CASH.
" For sale by all Druaeisls aud Store.
keepers generally throughout the country.
JOHNS & CROSEEY,
Sole Manufacturers
rs William Street, [Coner of LibeIiy S,.,J
NEW YORK.
Jelly 10 iS6l.-ly.
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New Arrival OF
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
David E-OWenbcrg

INNll rs al eutIon ;o hls stock Of cheap
AMI fashionable clothing a his store oa
Nam Street, TWO doors above .he Amer
lean Honss, where be ba~ Ful as-ou-
menl OF men and poY'- wearing spparei,
iuclndlng The mo>i fashionable
Id Is q y = q OOD y,
Box, Sack. Frock, Gnm, and Oil Cloth Costs
oi all SORTS and sizes, Pants oil al cuiors
shawl, stripes aud haD:- vests, shirts, era
watts, stock. collars, .andk erchisi-, glover,
suspender- aud fancy ar.icle.
\ He wall also make to order any ar
licle ot cIoihin9 at very shor notice and n
the be>i ot manner All his clothing ~
made To wear, and most oil II is OF home
manufacture.
TAYID LOWENBERG
Bloomshurg March - 1862
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NIlsses and Ladies Congress CATERS
AsA Chilt rens Fancy and Common Shoes !,
low as can be boBeht el>ewhere al The
Cheap Cash SIcre oi l.. T. SHARPLESS,
Bloomsbury, May IA, 1862.
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ACkSOpS IkEFFECTIAL ATTETPg TO
TURN OR RIGHT.
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THE WAR NEWS.
Official Despatch from Gem
eral Pope.
Plans and Countcr-PIans.

Movements Of the Past few Days.
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Severe Fight Near CentreVilIe, Be-
tween Mcdowell Il Sigel, & Jackson

THE ENEMY DRIYEN BACK At ALL
POINTS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-18
successfuI ForaIeinP.

FoBTREss MoSRoE, Dec. ia forging
party sent out from Yorktown last Friday,
returned this morning with large droVes OF
cattle, sheep and swine, having been very
suceessfuI.
The Richmond Eraminer, of Dec 10th,
says, yesterday the detectives seized aud
detained a large lot OF goods VALUED At
$4,000. The goods had entered Rich
mond via. Petersburg, from Norfolk, and
were owned by Thomas Smith, dry goods
merchant of Norfolk. Smith was placed
under arrest for disobedience of orders in
forwarding goods to Richmond. He gave
bad. A lot OF cotton goods aud other ar
ticles Of prime necessity. were seized at
the same time and belonged 10 the same
lot. r.
The advance of the enemy on both sides
of Abbieyiiie, made II Necessary TOT Penn.
berton TO withdraw his whole force e
Grenada to prevent the enemy from gaining
his 6Rnk and rear fsite
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-18
important From Arkan.as-

FAYEFfEvILLE, Ark, via. ELKHoRx, Dec.
/ 1.-THE following additional particulars
Of the battle at Prairie Grove, have been
received.
The official report puts ths lose in killed
aud wounded Of Gen. Her.On's command,
at S43; in Gen. Blunts l52; total s95.
Latest accounts increase the rebel loss 70
200 killed and wounded aud nearly 1000
by desertion; aud 30 commissioned officers
of HeTrOu's command killed or wounded.
--latest information by spies, places Hind.
man on the south side of the Arkansas
river with all his infantry and artillery
Aarmaduke is on the north side, With
heavy cavalry force.
Our OutPosts are within 20 miles Of Van
Buren,.
The forage south of Boston Mountain is
said to be entirely consumed.
Great activity prevails in the federal ar
my. A campaign Of much interest is on
the tapis
Gen. Heron had only $500 men in the
battle The remainder of bis force failed
TO come up on account Of excessive fatigue.
Maj. Hubbard, lst Missouri Cavalry, who
was prisoner 10 the hands Of the enemy
the day OF the battle counted, TWENTY-FIVE
regiments of Infantry, ten regiments of
Cavalry, twenty-five pieces Of Artillery on
the retreat.
Hindman yesterday had the impudsnee
by flag Of truce TO request the privilege to
send q typographical engineer, TO make a
drawing of the battle field of Prairie Grove
aad its approaches. Gen. Blunt replied be
would grant the request, when he was al
lowed an engineer TO make 4 survey Of Van
Buren, and surroundings.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-18

bUTHE HpIltAs Troupe appeared last
night at Washington hall 10 delighted
aud appreeiattys audience, in BeIlinFs pop.
alar opera of La sonuambula or the viz
ago Phantom, which was produced with
signal aud brilliant effect. 1t is beautiful
piece, and almost indiscribable. Ii was
produced with superb scenery and ingeni-
Jus mechanical devices which together with
the capital acting of the respective artists
Engaged in it created sensation which has
had few ifany equal on the wheeling sage.
The performance concluded with Mrs. Par,
ipgtonr or Home for the Holidays, in which
the charming little Julia as Ike, kept her
audience in one continual out.burst of
laughter and applause. At the request of
many friends the same programme is re.
produced for this evening, and we are con.
ddent that the announcement will be
welcome one to that portion of our citizens
who wish to avail themselves of SO pleasing
a source of entertainment aud iustruc.
ton.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-18
The Arkanaaa Yiotorv.

ST.. Louis, Dec. lT.-Gen. Heron tele-
graphs that Gen. Curtis'S victory At Prairie
Grove was much more complete, and the
enemy's loss far greater than first reported.
Over 1900 rebels were killed and buried by
us. They were found scattered Through
the woods for miles in the rear Of their posi-
ton, where they had been carried during
tue action aud left when they retreated.-
Many consequently died for want Of atten-
ton. Our Cavalry pursued the retreating
rebels closely, driving them beyond Van
forces are excellent. The campaign has
been most brilliant, rejecting great credit
on the officers and men of the army Of the
frnntier.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-18
ImpOrtant from WashingtOn.
Special to Cincinnati Commorciai.

WAsurSsrON, Dec. l6.-Thers is not as
much gloom here as people az a distance
WOuld be led to imagine from The events OF
the last few days.
Prominent members OF the Administra-
ton declared to-day that there would be
no winter quarters for the army, and that
tnaetion will not long succeed the late
clash Of arms.
There is great doubt about the President
signing the bill admitting Western Virginia
Senators understand he has grave cOnsti.
tutioual objections to the bill
Secretary Smith retires from the Cabinet
on the FIRST of the new year, aud will, with
out doubt be succeeded by Judge Holt,
though some Indiana politicians aspire to
the position.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-18

bBTHE RrvEE.-Thers were about six
feet five inches water in the channel of the
Ohio yesterday and rising. The Bakerand
ingomar were the only arrivals.
The Pittsburgh Di,pateh of yesterday
says:
The weatbur during the past twenty. four
hours has been very changable, with rain,
snow, and cold winds at intervals.
The river continued to swell rapidly yes
day. and last evening there were six feet
by the pier marks, and still rising. The
Allegheny river is again in good nGyigabIe
condition, and the Belle and Echo left for
Oil City, with full trip.
There had not up to four o'clock last
evening, been any arrivals from below,
although quite number are due
The Key West, Starlight, MelnOtte, Empire
City, Americas, Kentou and Shenango, will
doubtless arrive to-day or Tomorrow.
Capt. Mason's new boat, the st. Patrick,
had arrived at Cincinnati from Gallipolis.
She is expected here this week.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-18

PHILADEtPHI4, Dec. l7.-Geu. Meagher,s
wound was slight. He was struck by 4
spent ball in the :high.
1t is reported that Brig. Gen. Lyle, Of
the Goth PennA., vas killed.
The Philadelphia Fress publishes dis
patch from Burnside TO HaIleck. received
AZ 8 O'Clock last night. Burnside says
feeling fully convinced that the position
in front could not be carried, aud il was
= military necessity either TO attack or
retreat, fer a rePulse would have been dis
aStrOus under the circumstances, the
army was withdraw without the loss of =
man or property.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-18
HENRY HARDY,
Editor Wheeling Press.
p8ssow.-YesteFday forenoon We had

ES Snow Yesterday forenoon we bad
very cheerful snow storm. The fixes
came down thick and fast for a short time
but ceased too soon to encourage the hnpe
of anything like good sleighiag. I,cnme,
however, while Il didrome. ia good en- rurs,,
covering with the ro',r OF urrry. roof.
tree, pavement and field alike. AS the
white winged messengers from the clouds
fell thick and fast. aud as they kissed the
cheek intheir descent low whispering might
have been heard if yOu had listened atten-
lively. ITO the young aud gay they muir
muir of winters delight--of the dashipp
ride behind quick glancing hoofs and .iin.
guiarly' bells-of social gatherings where
love speaks love to eyes which return the
salutatiOn, and all goes merry as a married
belle-of the substantial pleasures of the
Thanksgiving turkey, the Christmas stuffed
chicken, and the baked goose of the New
Years table. To those whom years have
sObered, and who, csasing to enjoy the
present and anticipate the future, receive
their greatest delight in recalling the past,
the snow flakes whisper of the olden time,
when the blood was young fu the veins and
gave responsive glow to the vooiugs of
pleasure. They love to recall the winters
they once knew, aud if they seem needless
of the flakes that touch their cheek, it is
because their thoughts are travelling swift
ly over memory's railway. back to those
halcyOn scenes which the falling snow re-
calls. The old times rarely come back
again, but SO long as memory consents to
occupy a front seat sin this distracted
globe" we eau go back to the old times, and
nothing causes one to take that well. tsod-
den route as readily as the first snow storm
of winter.
There are those on whose cheeks the airy
snow-aakes strike like blows. from an an
CRY fist. They are the destitute poor. The
falling snow brings them no anticipatious
of pleasures to come, for they know that
winter will add to their sufferiugs, aud it
they are reminded of the past it is of past
misfortunes and privations. The tiny
white particles that bring smiles to the
faces and light to the eyes of many, pro-
ducs in others far different results; and
scOwls are seen instead of smiles"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-18


HEADQUARTERS ARNY OF THE PoToNAC,
FALMOUTH, Dec. l7.-Yesterday morning
the enemy seemed astonished to End US on
this side of the river,
About O'clock the enemy advanced
skirmishers along the line and established
pickets near the river bank.
We had q large number of dead lying on
what was regarded neutral ground, aud the
rebels were plainly seen robbing the bodies
Atl1 o'clock ladies were seen walking
in the streets Of Fredericksburg.
On Monday, Franklin sent flag of truce
for an exchange of dead, which Was done.
Yesterday Lee sent a flag of truce to
Burnside asking him to detail men to bury
his dead in front Of Summers division
During the dag OF truce the rebel General
Stuart, in answer to question, said that
Banks had gone South, but did not know
where.
Our entire army is now encamPsd on the
ground previously occupied. Il has been
considerably reinforced.
II 10 the opinion of military men that II
We had taken the first ridge of the rebel
works, their opportunity for slaughteriuP
us would have been greater than previ-
pusly No troops in the world could with
stand such q concentrated ere Of ordnance
and rnusketry.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-18
Rnnnnrn.

NEw YoRK, Dec. 1.-THE Commercial
Adusrtitsr says that there is q Fumor afioat
that Mcclellan has been ordered to Wash
ingtOn and that he Ia now ut thar place in
consultation with the President ald Cabi-
net. Anything definite in relation to the
truth Of this report, We have failed 70 learn,
bat a gentleman intimately acquainted
with all the doings of the govern nsni. said
this morning that be would not be surpri-
70 hear that Mcclellan Is now at the Capt.
tai on important business.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-18
Afairs on the RapnahannooI,.

HEADQUARTERS ARNY OF THE PoToxAc,
Dec. 1.-THE weather is cold, with a
northeast wind.
Last night the enemy increased their en-.
treuchments on the terraces in the rear of
Fredericksburg aud threw up rife pits
near the river on the left Of the city. To-
day their battalion drills were visible to
the naked eye on the plain.
No movement of Importance has taken
place to day. Our troops are in excellent
condition aud as enthusiastic as previous
to the late engagement.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-18

n8=J. t. soorr s Co.-Itis scarcely
necessary to call the attention of the read
er to the flaming advertisement of ], t.
Scott aud Co. The readers who "cau't see
it" must be near sighted indeed. We
heartily commend this enterprisiug firm to
all who want anything in their line. Their
stock is as large aud excellent as it is va
ried and choice. p
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-18
Tha Pirata Alahama.

NEw YoRK. Dec. 1.-THE schooner ].
W. COngdon from Guadadoupe reports the
the pirate Alabama at Dominica Nov. 18th.
There is report that she chased schoon.
er which ran into Dominica for protec-
ton.
The San Jaeinto had been to GuadaIoups
but had gone to st. Thomas.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-18

sR-THE Blue BLoUsEs.-The Provost
Guard were going about yesterday strip
ping civilians of the blre blouses which are
SO plentifully worn by citizens. Whenever
citizen is seen wearing the blouse he is
stripped at once. Yesterday contrabaud
was stripped almost to the buff. and several
other parties were deprived of different
parts of the uniform. In many cases the
most intense indignation is manifested by
parties who are thus deprived of the
.blouses.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-18

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. Is-The Washing
ton Star has an article pointing out mis-
management in regard to Pontoou bridges
and repairs 10 the Aoquia Greek railroad,
and asks for an investigation by Congress
to ascertain who is to blame for the delay
that has rendered abortiVe the plans OF
Burnside's command.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-18

BS sLrPPknr The snow which felt
yesterday gave occasion to the youth Of
the city to resurrect their last years sled
ges and commenced the e1hilirating and
exciting exercise of sliding upon all of the
inclined planes capable of being converted
into tracks. Broken shins and ezcoriated
backs are nothing in comparison to the
amusement which the boys derive from
these wild rides.
Country chickens sometimes get their
toes frozen. The sidewalks were so slip.
perry yesterday that the action Of pedestri-
ans in moving along the streets might have
likened unto fowls thus afflicted.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-18

b9r THE following parties supposed to
be in or near this city are wanted at the
Office of the Provost Marshal: d
Edward Frender, Co. n, 9Th Virginia
Volunteers.
Ignattus Pappert, Co. H., 9th Virginia
Volunteers.
VIM, D. M'Murray, Co. D., End Virginia
Volunteers.
Ii arrested, they will he treated as deser-
tiers. - i51
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-18
From Tennessee Movements of
Jaff Davis


NAsHyILLE, Dec, ia special to the
Tribune says:
JEFF Davis promoted Morgan to a Major
General. The latter in n speech appealed
strongly for the defense of Southern rights
asserting that Lincoln's Proclamation was
reducing the whites aud negroes to an
equality, and that he was glad Rosecrans
was superseded by McCook. His speech
was ELECTED by asereuadeat Ready's house
where Morgan was married by Bishop Polk
to Ready's daughter.
There is a large number Of negroes at
Tullahoma, The Governor of Georgia was
sending up men. sat 1.H
Bragg issued an order to conscript every
exiled Kentuokian and Tennesseeau.-.
Breckinridge, Buckuer and Hansen, threat
ened to resign if this was done. JEFF. Da-
Wis took the matter under advisement.-
There is great hostility on the part of
Kentuckians and Tennesseeaus against
SIississippians.
A despatch from Dol. Bruce at RUSSELL
vile, confirms the reported disbanding of
Woodward's Cavalry.
The Murfreesboro (rebeD Banner of the
18th says;
JEFF. Davis left Murfreesboro yesterday
for Mobile. The BdAReF says that while
the visit of Davis to the west possesses no
military Significance, it will have an inspi-
ring effect upon the people and troops
Thousands will feel Teassured Of success,
and strike hands again in determination to
maintain glorious Arkansas of liberty.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-18

Nav YoRE, Dec. 1.-THE bark Ann
from New Orleans reports having seen 6
steamers bound South, probably part OF
Banks Expedition.
Several vessels Of Banks put into Port
Royal for coal aud then sailed southwark.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-18

~TnE 20 wAaD MAnkEr.-The market
was very we'll supplied yesterday morning
aud the attendance of consumers of pro-
duee was as large as usual. The old prices
are we'll maintained-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-18
NOTICE.

On and after Monday, the 9Th instant,
the subscription price of the Wheeling
Daily Papers, in all parts of the city and
vicinity delivered by carriers. will be
twelve cents per week. Papers will bs fur.
nisbed to News Dealers at the rate of two
dollars per hundred.
HENRY HARDY,
Editor Wheeling Press.
GANPBELL AcDERMor.
Editors Wheeling LntelLgeneer.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-18

~oF INTEREST TO soLpIERs AND THEIR
FAuIL1Es.-Itmsy be of interest to soldiers
and their friends in the interior counties to
state that we understand Gen. a. F. West
fall of Buckhanuon is giving his services
gratuitOusly to procuring soldiers bounty,
back pay, &c. scg cz}
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-18

~ THE ATHExRuM.-There are now
only about seventeen prisoners in the Ath-
en@um. They are still coming in in con-
siderable numbers, but they are sspt on to
camp Chase the same day they arrive, or as
soon thereafter as possible.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-18
New York lIonev Market

NEw YoRK, Dec. 17.-HOnsy rules quite
ling firm At Hollis. Cold Without 9 de-
cided change, opening 32E633 advancing
to ss9, closing steady at s2I.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-18

p% The FIRsr SLEIGH of the season
appeared yesterday upon the streets. 1t
was very rough work, however, aud the
solitary individual who made the venture
soon abandoned it.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-18

EEWARK, N. ]. Dec. IA forgery of
So, 900 on three banks Of this city was per-
petrated to-day by means Of forged eertii-
Gates and eheeks.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-18


B& RELEASED PRIsoxERs.-Teu released
prisoners from Camp Chase reported them
selves yesterday to the Governor and were
sent on to their respective homes. Quite
a number of the Western Virginia prison.
ess-tbose who were arrested for minor
Ofences-haye been, or will be released.
Many were arrested for Encouraging en-
listments. 1t was thought necessary to
abridge the liberty of such persons. The
necessity no longer exists and the prison.
eFs have been released. In many instan-
ees' we regret to say, men have suffered
confinement without sufficient cause, but
at the time the arrests were made, it was
next to impossible TO get at the facts. In
times like these, as in times of peace, ma
ny comparatively innocent persons suffer
while the guilty escape. We are glad to
see that the facts in relation to these ar
rests are being diligently enqpired int,
and to be assured that justice will be
done, as far as may be, in all cases.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-18
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Romantic Cider by the gallon
Grab Cider by the barrel
EngIish Breakfast, aunPoWdsr, oOlons and Young
C sGI and Pplvsrilsd Sugar.
Brown Sugar.
Very choice Virginia Tobacco.
Principe Cigars.
Imported Havana CigArG. n-fi -
Almonds and RaiGinl SsSs@9n