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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-26

Ia comfortably carried in Tie knePseeks
"a men This indicates a disposition 90
meva hght,
That thsre was a skirnish On Wsdassday' we
ssrnot doubt. although we have had no intEAa-
lien ~ telegraph. Owing to The sensoisss sup
preston Of dispatches e1ercissd ~ he military
lie Efforts Of the press 70 obtain intormahea aIs
6sousnay needlsssly frustrated AID this ii
probably the case in this Instance. We hope t.
receive some further intelligence, either through
the regular reports or our own special reporter
49,, ~ 90 To prags.
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Faom FLsRDA-Tbe Tallahassee ssntne-

t2oL 4alahass99 oeaLne
Of tke 18Th, says;
Il - rumsrsd hers that ths enemy has agsia
besa sksiing Jacksenvilsi wiki vhst sdse We
know Hot. The Jews YVES broush 20 BY p2ssoa-
gers en- Saturday hain rom Lake City and
was seEsraliy believed, It's know iAst Gen
Nusier hes 8 command Of seine 3o.o00 maa'
wfiie and Alaak, doing n~othiRei thls izo cxpe-
stisas Wers H1ed aut rom BIS i-aansa fsat-
AlaEaha, @a. we rs hsed 0f As s-sgI
bsisg rapulsed by Capt. Lasilaf AID me pre-
%uaptoa IS that Montgomery bas.fsaeBe4rsd TO
the St johns with q view to auotAar raid.
It "a also rspartod chat tho enemy hs7 cap
tuFed 2 small vessel vita sixty bslss Of cottoa
(ssa island), on the Aps'ncaicela rivsr This is
no longer q matter Of rumor, 0u5 tT7a end
moIaacholy fact having trans ned several days
age.
It is further reported thas some $50 OF three
soldiers on the coast attempted 90 desert and
escape TO tao blockadi7E vessel, an5 that one Of
thsm succeeded ia making good his escape.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-26

ATLANTA PISTOL FACroRY-AaoHg hsaz
tsasiya and Important branches Of manuaetaras
Of which tho Gate ely boasts ia hsr MIDST
auoog the NEST prominent is tha es,abHssaent
named shove, q wish g which VIII wsil rsray
aar7sr TIE wo. weraod ginaly siarfea
ia Eicanond, uu5er ths fostering sars Of Gov
eminent by Msssrs. spaier 8 Burr, the present
propra.ora, bat a removal to this city Yves made,
AID s5s capacity Of tho machinery greatly en-
large5, ia orleg to meet The pablo 5aaasd.
The wsrk row done IS exclusively fer sha Gov
ernnaat Abaat two hundred hsaas ere an-
ploysi in tie manafaeturs Of TIE pistol Of The
Whitney pattern, and Of which excellent WaaPos
s5eaa sixty Per Day are finished, every rorten
Of she work 5eins lsae ia ths establishment.
We Learn laas oil TIE maehiaery Of the works is
Of soathem prsducHsn, constructed under The
SUPERVISED Of ar. e. 81 Batter, the present
S-upernaud8nt. The superior character Of the
machinery, mueh of which IS delicate Gad iRtrf.
el.e. tsgothsr with the eEcollenea 81 tia wsrk
dsuy turned eat, fully afiest bis sEoeriority as q
mechanic we dsam this mueh dua % enc %
whom we are inhibited f0r important public ne
a.-as1a-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-26
. 10 IIIHII|N
WA H. Seward, secretsry o. saste.

Usdsr la call IF the President aas several Govern
or, q Iasse fores sf T~eldatssrs ss bsiaE rasssd- G7v.
Twelve regiments. chiefly frsa Brooklyn and New
York ctr, vera uassr marohiRE orders CT lie 17.h.
Amsng AsH were the famous Sevssta, The 62th,
torcersns oA roE9aatl ana TIE fsL Secretary
stanton had autographed that tseir services waald not
be repaired for mcre taaa thirty days Several Of the
regiments recently mustered cut have offered their SER
teered, including the 23d regiment, raeentlv discharged
from ihe army q the Potsmse.
Ia Philadelphia, a ngtiey arpy was rnisad-coEps.
pes Of ntgroeA navy yard employees, laberafs fer the
gas Tsrks, cpFtomhouse clerks. home guards, &c.
Sey. tarna.oi FennfyIvahia aedra1sed The peoPs Il
iavasisz taAt IL 70 poilata err roll" and WAS greeted
with overwhelming applause
Most OF tie siorss Ia TIE city are closes, the Dzrkats
dessfteS aHa private I~eiidaHcss sbandsAe5. These wka
eau are leaving aad algea5y nary havs takea 2dysns
tsgs 81 Pshiic ard private cosrsyanee e leave he city
The Large set-.s isek as il stricken wifa q plague. The
regular bo1r1.rs having Yausssa. Ths Jousa k0ass,
the aneFt hotel was offered by she proprietor Ter sale
BIT cepls and no purchaser evoa az that rrie2 tae
DELAYS yet re- exc aPpaas wilias to take Tie uMk upen
sach ap1aVfnty airantaseous terms
Alarge force OF assistants la the varoug oficas Of THE
cario are hdHiy eaFlQyea sekng up the archives re-
port, STATE library, and ether yaiHabls peppers. to-
which have already baeu forWardel-
Acoffes+fndlnt ssys the psesls have ahoTh ihs
rebel laa fsthst whfa e comes TO q Northern inTasian
piaaorn md r3v 10 dfsnorcs 81 asrisa-
4Isuy e~eIticials think IRE I~ee0iraid isls Psnpay lvs.
ale nay ~ ssad b. sTsusns sas nsstss e. no p-p5io.
WAe wui "a rncs crush out -by thsi- mTchiv peusr af
veEias IF lsppe5haadsa Ia The North. 1T Is assuma1
tAat present msfsFianes - alures 90 eaEsi and By se
Of the Aaaissraaoa sf lie Nelb.
NoofeFa Esdera aray 81 tae Potomac is ~praparnr
90 iniarca ut tAetetaru Il the rebels The uaraa from
sslso- e ~ q .he Hua9 Hs
efscafcG BE- hsst s1d maias aad hsracs raw dnt -
Aoas a1eat twenty 81 ts nea Sod u IS
|A. AaNA4 HAN aA L.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-26
E9aR eF TEE INVASION OE yam.
KEEnGH.

Frsn late Northern journals we apPead Lince'as late
proclamation eaIing for help, and ether items Of the
Invasion eanpaigns
WHEREAs, the armed insurreeiozary eonbisaaoas
now existing 10 several. Of the States are threateHinE %
make threads iHto the Stsiea 81 Maryland, western Flr-
eiufr. PennHylrania, and Ohio, requiring immediately -
additional military fsrcs for the service Of ths Uuitea
stafes;
Kew, therefore. J. AkrGhaD LncoiR. President Of NJ
Tulted States ef America, ard GcmzGHaerisehot OF
the army ard aavy tksreef, and ef ths lajitiE Of the
several States whea eelsS isto active service. DO hereby
cal into ths ssrvies Of tie Uoits7 STATES eas hunarsd
theugand Wiuiia from he gtsfss following, namely
Ffsn Ike State ef Esryigna, 10000;
From the State Of Fenpfyivanis, $1,000;
Frsm ths state Of Ohio. $780,
From Tho State 81 west Firgzis. 1890;
To Be- muEfercd into tie service sf the Unitsd Staf9h
forthwith, and 20 serve for the Perisd sf sixmoEths froh
tie date NJ suek muster iato ssid serYice unian sooner
discharged TO he Dustersdia as inAsvtrY, artillery
ard cavalry, ia the proportions which wiz be made
known through tae War Department, which Depart
meut will also GeEignate tba several places Ct rendez-
vous. These miiitia 20 be organized according g me
rules Rsd regulations Of she volunteer services, sud mca
orders as nay hsraaltsr be iasnad. Ike States sts g.
said will b respectively credited Upder TIE enrolment
act, for The militia service rendered undorthis Preelana-
ton.
nv hand, and caused the gesl q the United States to be
aHEel
Done n. the City CT Wasbingfon, this fifteenth day sf
Junc. ia the year Of our Lerd one Thousand eight hun
bred and sixtvfhrse. aua 81 the Independence Of thc
United Siatss tie cightyAeTezth.
(sigaed) ABRAHAM sLISCOLN.
- no P~fesidsn'i
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-26

= Authentic i~nseliTonee frog eur cavslry
spsratisRs aor,h ofthe Rappahanaoek makes il
certain that, in ths Hesaaas csllisisps, ef mere
er lsss iHBsrisRee which we have hsd with
stoEsean's troopers, our saeeass Ass been an
brokeRby q slRglo reverse. Houcsforth stuaft
viii hsve but little troubls with StoRemaa- Tie
lattor has been whipped e often that it viii os
easy to whip hin. lis men win run and ours
viii pursue, as c matter OF habt-Rjctmoad
SsstihI sd.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-26
EEIE[IIG NIlHIEEs EIETEn.
- PUREEsHRR

ID a MAAUAL OE
Partisan FfGFfGre and Kilt
tGTB Rec0RR05saacest
Price er-apr bv m-f rr77r-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-26

FROM FL8RDA-G0v. Milton has Issued e
call for fifteen hunlrsd ed8iaousl troops for
Steto dsr5asa, under q reqnisi1on from TIE Press
i6aut. Tae snemy had LANDED aad Destroyed
tie salt Norss aui Ell tae houses, save one ca
James island, Florida, on easlrday, tae l5sh
Instant They also carnad or S i7H negroes.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-26

FROM BELOwzIha signal c5rps report Gle
Alauta still lYing IN the river uadsT Ihe guns
Ct Fort Pulaski.
a wooden gupboat cane mp WaTsew river
ssme h5ufs "a & vigorous shelling eff Che Weo5s
and deserted houses or Ski5awsy, Wlmingsaa
and WEitna5h islands. Od Google
ssems determined to do Bonisthing it Il be only
To make s fass.-SasaRaah Rspa5licaa 2la.
WHAT Nay BE EXPECrEBf-A dispstch
dated Washiagtsn, Jans SO, and pubished u
81 Noriharn papers, soys HAdnifst Fcots err
ioas 10 assums tie command of The South At-
SAC squa0roh, and new attack on Charles
tcr mag soon be- expected.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-26

~ TIE steamer Flora arrived IN Wilniag-
ton tive nigha sEo She brings intelligence q
shs SAFE arrival g. Naasauo Of the s5eausr CAarle-
ton, which lca Wilmington ten days ego, laden
with cotton.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-26

~ Il q reported thas On The llth inst. az
Eaglish steamer, attempting to run the blsck-
sde at Chariosion was sunk. The oHeep Of
hs steamer fred Ter.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-26

~ Tho Coniedefass p~riYatssT Tacony, OF
Elonda Nc. 2 was seen on she morning Of tho
18Th Just outside oi ths Cspes Of the Delaware,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-26

u The Savannah Ness learnsnrom KaeI-
vile that the enemy is making dsmeEstTadsHs
against Big Creek Gap aad Cumberland Gap.
Gen. Baeknsr, who eenmands this department,
apprehsnds no serious attack, bat considers the
snsmy's movements IS simply dosignsd to pre-
vent his ssndiHg fsTcss To other points.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-26
EEW ADYERTISEMEIT
TEATERl


CT EsgE
E0TCE-sy rsgas 9, may aaonsfl aals7
mslt have sae--ss 70 rsnaa one week isagsr
FRIDAT EYEaIEe Trus ass. 1853
nd Popular Cous5saza as1Yoea-st
.Urs. Jessie Clarke,
On wh'ez occasion WI Be glsasn.sa BraaEAaH
Bulslgle onlae1
P~OCakontas Or, lie Gentle SAVAGE.
h 81 Dc Original sutsl
J-7ss C
Caps J1A4 = Grbsa-A
10 esasuss VIA 80 vrsaass Fsrs5
Love In hI Corners.
Jssis ClrEs
wv rg.1.
To-m9uow aar5a7l vsnqg. June a1h last highs
o. DEAEAIlG sEAe34
PRICES or aDHIssIOE
Esgd=ts eL9 l
Docs as-7 sfor<
B0ASDzSG
/ HEETLEEEE csa ID -sc-sum7daled VIA BOARD
/ N By asp Tfrz % Hu- LE3EAED. b. ls hoass ar.
re y oe-upsi e Re- Wissn On Huntsr stsse
knitting MafHlsE5 WANTED.
W. are ssszres aa.asearus Army seeks Tor
" rae Csaisdefata eevsrnasui a1d wani C e5tan
% ne Haehfnss.
Ps--es srans an7 Of AIEENs MACHINES
uare~what g-ss, aul 0aa are WlirE 90 sen for S21o,
JOHN JUD6e & Co. .
iu2I l0t Cellmbia. S. @.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-26

" A fseeaous bu. sensible correspondent
says the TENNESSEE boys are 50 badly drilled
they positively do nos know kew 80 make AZ
q about face when they get infe q Sight, asd
woulaz't If they kasw. That's q Rebel asBsT-
li.n ID matlar 81 nnrrsn-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-26

~ TIE Cksttanooga ReJe5, Of ibis morning,
says. eve learn by a private letter ffsm
Spring Hin, Tenn. TIA. Gen. Forrest is rapidly
recovering from tie wound no recently re-
sivsd, aud win DO ia lha saddle again in q few
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-26

s9oEEWALL JACKSON 6
TUsr listed -t af saisbIN MORSE d co.
= arsasta Ca,
- CoHlpiets 8iographical Sketch of
SsOmgsyRfE" Jackson,
ri ctaisa Hsia s-ferz afI ana se u-sfs aes5aas
O. LeseinE Eqsa- q hsLs - DYING ar s11z
snl t1a otsaau q ealoHa sa L-ra
TIL wll nza % Hfrs
zoii te t4T Er-e Acra re
EoF Fae bs COX EeT alf aes Arer-a prie8
al crde,a z 81 "a eN BE- prem sL
p La-eH .lt -
fuG32E ae.-a Ca
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-26

E0TTCE-7T roqnss q mazy rasron7 hs na1s-
mslt have seslss 70 rsmaia oas weak isazlr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-26

FRIDAY EFETEG Tms zsh 1853
Bsnsat and les. enpea-zucs hut sHs b he Far5
AID Popular Cous5ieaRa asl Foea-st
sUrs. Jessie Clarke,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-26
.OcaAoltas o., e GsHtIa Savage.

10 esusluls So rzr-a1as Fars'
Love In aH corners,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-23

war at oar very heartbstones-outbreak
in our very streets here-desolation of
these couuties-the ruin of business, and
sudden stop Of all those fmmunities aud
privileges which so large portion of West
Virgins has so happily enjoyed OPP to this
time. Let the advice of the traitor who
writes in the Press be followed, and what
then? Ask yourselves that question. In
that hour comes that determination of des-
olation" known as domestic war. 1t will
be sorry day for Secessionists in West
Virginia when they conclude TO follow the
appeal made 70 them by the writer in the
PreSS. These counties will be the theatre
ofsuch scenes as they have never witnessed
yet. West Virginia will not long hold
traitors and loyal men side by side.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-23
DIED.

on Sunday morning, the 22d inst, R1lIL, son of
Frank aud AmAhG Walter, aged thres years and tan
months.
The funeral win take place this afternoon a thres
O'Clock, from the residence Of his parents the Two
Nile House, and ths:remaiDsbe inferred in The City
Cemetery me friends Of the family are Invited 70
attend.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-23

God guard our fSg, and keep each star
zach stripe ~ bright as now they Waye1
6tTI make Il lead our ranEsin Eary
still hoat above each patriots grave
Death 70 the traitor that would dare
TotTail IL through the dust Of shame.
Au honest hearts ttB lot viii share
And foiIou % % Death or RAma.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-23
FOR SALE.
For Sale or Rent,

- THAT LARGE BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
vi containing 10 rooms, situated on wheeling Il,
Island, including ~ acres of ground with bear
ing orchard ofapple aud peach trees. Good well Of
water and eistetn, with sPaeious grounds for flower
garden and Ehrubbery. Possession given on the LIST
Of April or Immediately II desired. For further in.
Wheeling Island
feb4-ttlaP1 or to H. w PHILLIPS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-23
COAL OIL LAMP DEALERS,
ATTENTION.

II MOST RESPECTFULLY SOLICIT THE AT.
tention Of the trade TO my large assortment Of
Coal Oil o. andiiierS, Pendants, Brackets, HRrpG
French Lamps Lamp Stands, and Trimmings Of eT.
every description. AlEJ, Lanterns. with BillinEI'
ever offered to the trade.
As to quality Of finish and liberal prices defy
competition. Catalogues with prices sent on appli
cation free Of charge 10 the trade.
Omse No. 2i6 Pearl street, New York Factory
No. a State street, Brooklyn.
W. II SMITH,
fsb2l-lmS Sole Manufacturer
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-23
THE WORKING MEMS MASS
MEETING.
Speeches of Hon. W. T. Wiley,
z. g. Van Wrinkle and Gov.
Pelrpoint.

A Big Crowd and Great Enthusiasm
stirring ResOlutIons- Mr. Van
Wrinkle tells ALI about the Park.
eTBburB Convention.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-23
FOR RENT

81 THE large and elegant dwelling on Fourth
street, the residence Of the late Archibaii PAUL
=. --EEsq, and now occupied bS Mr.. John Hunter
Apply % p. r. ARMSTRONG.
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FOR RENT

CONTAINING \ fine stOreFOom, besides the dwell.
" ling part. PoSsessi n on the frat OF April En-
quIFe Of Ijan26l PRYOR PROsT
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NEW BOOKS.

Just REoEIVRD-
y Arbitrary Arrests in the South; or, scenes from
the the ExPerisneo Of an Alabama UniOnist. ByR. 8
The Wagner Of the Alleshauies. Poem of the
=, syIvia'' IOTsrF Novel By Mr.. Ga,ksn. Price
unabridRed-ouIJ 81 90.
Part q ofRebellion Record, now ready by
W. P. MCHELYEY,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-23
For SAI,R.

III ALI THAT HoUsEAND LOT on Zane, be.
= tween Rirth and Sixth streets, and occupied by
undersigned As dwelling house and bottlIDE
cellar. feb25 --.-s JBENBT 6ARFORTH
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-23

MILITARY OFFICERS AND SOL.
DIERS IN THE LIMITS OF THE
PROPOSED NE w STATE OF WEST
VIRGINIA.
HAVE learned within few days past, that GER
Il tain parties who are oppOs-d to the formation Of
the New State Of West Virginia, are Industriously
circulating report that Il will ne dangerous for
election, account Of apprehended violence firm the
soldiers who may be 1t the different precincts This
report intended for mischief and is circulated
politicians, who, short time since, supposed they
could defeat this great long and ardently
desired by the people Of West Virginia. But when
those politicians went among the people they found
such great una nimity Of sentiment In favor Of the
NEW STATE, that they abandoned the cJntest-and
to cover iHglorous retreAt-put the above report
loyal among rs deeper tred II possible, against
the pGtrioric Union soldiers Who are defending their
hmlies and property from rebel violence.
Nov lest any persOn may be mised by these per.
Sons, hereby inform the people there shall be fair
and unmolested election held the purpose Of tax
Ing the vote on the GAmended Constitution" of III Q
New Stale, 50 the time apPoioted by the Convention
10 EecGrE tbtN end, earnestly ask the Command
ants OF PoSts, Snere soldiers statioaed, where
who desire TO vote on the day Of election may have
the privilege unOmbArTASSed from any source.
FROM the uniform courtesy with which hRVeh here.
toiore been treated BY the Commandments OF the
United States forces, from oHicars OF all grades
make this request with great confidence that it will
receive prompt attention. am also confident that
the soldier who has given the his attach
ment for liberty and free institutions by going into
the Union army, will most gladly protect every
man In the enjoymsHt Of his franchise instead
| timidating Kim.
nRrz3lt p. Il. PRIRPOIET. Governor.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-23

O. A good tWo-utory brick DWELLING HOUSE.
ieblO HARPER BRO.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-23
PUBCIO SALE OF LOTS ON WUEE.
LING ISLAND

VIE Undersigned will Trustee Of the estate Of
front door ofthe Court House Of Ohio COUNTY, on
"wednesday, the 18th day Of March next a large
number OF building OTIS on Wheeling Island Mot
OF lots lie the highest part Of ths Island and
embrace many OF the mOst desirable on the town
plat: = p. X. ARMSTRONG, Trustee.
me above sale - postponed until "wednesday, the
y ~ O'CLOCK, mari9-td
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-23
DISSOLUTION.
NOTICE

All Persons indebted to the late rm are earnestly
requested to call and settle without delay.
mar2-Sm THOS HUGHES
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-23

OULLED RBBONTRnlFIRG iuIt reeisy a,
As0zt 109 Main street ? I
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LAUGHLINS& RuSHEIEI-[

LAU6HLlNS& BUSHFIELD
WHEELING, VA.
ELS aI5 iNk Is now used BY the following officials
and persons in this city who all eheerfuiIy rec
otnmend It's superiority and excellence letter. and
Iestimonials oPeu.ior inspection At our once.
By the Secretary. of the Commonwealth,
By thOAdJ't General of yirE :Gi,a' a AsANa
Blythe Auditor of the st.ts q vif !; sAUAls
By the Surveyor Ofcuutoms, O. Us s., =. 0AAAS.
THOMAS H0R HBROOK RS5.
By the Marshal ofthe .. g, ". Dit. ofYa,s.
BY sAs.asral Boofe.gsl = S. Y s9oMsI 8ssE,
a., - NO. QUARRIER, ESQ. !:
u = !. va WI p +. PETERSON
BY the Agent ofths yFanElin Ili. Co. Co. h'q.
& szE,I n ATHUR.
By caPhisF0f the ol.izsa' I9sPosis Bsas.
BythSTreasurer of Wheeling saving ms -...-iN
by The Hb.slI6r. Ga. Corpp.nv. A g. MCKEE
GEO. I. TfaGLE, secr.tary.
By the Southern Protecting Insurancs ames. Alex
B1 9 fSs S,itio. o ~; oLos Secretary.
JOSEPH. Q. JONES, Clerk
By the Pittsburgh, p. ". @. RaflTosdS
IagAlAs D. D.. y IS LIB, conptroIler.
THOa P. SARGENT, Gen. Supply AT
Ry7Adams Express Company,
For sale in Philadelphia By y B. T5pIp.t 8 g.
Publishers. rSEfl I EE--SS' : w.
For ale In Baltimore BY Whitnsy &oushinE,
lor sale IN Harrisburg by 4. g. 6erman. -
FOR ale In LaoeaSter By Ellas Barr CO III !
rot sAle In Washington City BY VIM BaiIentine
kor sale In Pittsburgh by II. g. HaVe6 = = e
For ale IN Pittsburgh byfJohnso aud Esld.5
3 %. y = S'---4 ~ 9SAs- 4
Eior ale in Preasriek. \ y by G. g. Matkls + o..
4 rsale IN Cumberland by !AndfGEs Co. sESst.s
ale IN Hhsslins By j. Q. on Co. Graves 4 /
20. and meEehant1 gsnerGIly. marI2
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SHAKER HOODS.
90 boz. SHAKER HOODS, White and color.s
50 80 1aRHonr.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-23
NEW ADVRRTISEMNTS
WANTED,
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE EAI,
ESTATE.
TO THE VOTERS.

MILITARY OFFICERS AND SOL
DIERS IN THE LIMITS OF THE
PROPOSED NEW STATE OF WEST
VIRGINIA.
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House on Main Street to Lei.

feb4-tfIapI orto H. W. PHIL
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-12-08


The en'erpri,ing ei'z-ns OF Cedar
Falls are making active preparations for
the hair, which comes off on a., 23l.
24ti and 9Th Of the present month, and
and which promises 70 be a decided sue.
cess. Whatever Cedar Falls undertakes
to DO, whether it be in converting trait
ors, tbrashiug Copperheads at the polls,
or arranging festivities, is done up in
style, and we bespeak for their Agricul
tulal Society, triumph which viii be
alike creditable for them, and the State.
We acknowledge The receipt Of tickel
for the same, with much pleasure
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-12-08
Drunkenness.

EE Drunkenness is becoming little
too fashionable on our streets. OF course,
if man wishes to make brute of him
self he has a perfect right to do SO, but
that dosen't argue that he should have
The privilege Of lying down upon the
sidewalk and compelling the ladies to
walk over his filthy carcass. The best
thing hat can be done with such fellows
is TO graft them into the army.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-12-08
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That Turkey.

ES We see HAT friend HAErMAS OIL
the Waterloo Courier, IS mourning over
The non appearance OF his Thanksgiving
turkey We too are in the bonds Of
.afF-c,ion with him, for some ,hievinu
cuss has took the Squires last gobbler
The very one who slrutied on his own
dunghill SO defanlly, The glory ana pride
of the barnyard. May his flesh rest un
ligested upon the stomach Of the rasca
and tremendous gripes and suffocalion
Cypress him. until he j. in a weaker con.
lition Than the Southern Confeleracy.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-12-08
From the 9Th.

Lg- BY a private letter from JAMES
MCKENZIE to his friends here, we learn
that the 9Th was in the hottest Of the
engagement at Missionary Ridge, and
suffered severely. They met the rebels
at the poin, of The bayonet and routed
them completely. RICHARD WHAT is
reported among the missing, but up to
the present time we have been unable &c
obtain list Of casualties.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-12-08

MIsFoRTuNE. This is a world of mis-
fortune, and one Of the saddest TO a good
housekeeper is 10 be afflicted with heavy
yellow, sour bread, biscuit, &c. IL you
are ever troubled this way, use d. B
Ne Land d Co.'S Chemical .SoierotuS,
when you will be surprised at its charm
ing results in removing he cause Of your
misfortune.