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The above table shows the effect Of the
frost perhaps as much as anything that
can be adduoed.
The receipts Of wheat and flour ire
duced to bushels) show healthy increase
On last year, as the following table
shows:
RECEIPTS or WHAT AKD FLouR M srprrxRrp
, 1863-11-03

A TTENTION, SIR KNIGHTS
a. stged couclave OF Apollo Ccnuandat7 No.
1kniRht1 Tsnptef viii be held 1t trelr Asylum, Ma
eopic Temple, thil {ThuEhdAy) esenlng NoY, 2 tsEs
~ o'clock. ia. MonfGOMR RY, Eecofdes.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-17
8g telegraph.
Miscellaneous Items.

WAsmISGTON, Feb. lG-Lieut. Colonel
Door, of General Fosters staff, arrived to.
day direct from Port Royal, with dispatch.
ps for the Government, lie utterly denies
recent sensation reports in regard to
quarrel between Hunter and Foster. The
same denial Is made by tue President and
m reason exists to bellele thar anything
occurred likely to impair the efficiency Of
our army in the Department of the South.
Two refugees, who left Richmond last Wed.
neshay, state that five brigades Of troops
from the Confederate nrmy ut Frpdericks.
burg passed through Richmond last Sun.
day, apparently on their way 10 Charleston.
On Thursday the main body OF tue rebel
army stretched along the railroad between
Sections junction and fredericksburg
They estimate these forces at 40, 600 10 4J,
600.
Great anxiety is felt at Richmond in re.
gard to m anticipated attack by our forces
on Charleston. The rebels greatly fear
our irOnclads. The army Of the Rappahau.
mock is poorly supplied with clothing, and
have not been paid or for some months
a great deal OF dissatisfaction exists in
consequence of the short supply Of prOvi.
si0Hs.
The Ways md Means Committee were
said to stand on Saturday 0 for to against
the reduction Of paper duty. Since then
it is sud Thadcus Stevens and another
member Of the committee have indicated
disposition to remove the duty for one
yOnr
General Shields is ordered to the De.
partment of the Pacific.
The President has telegraphed 10 Gene.
raj Cameron to report at an early day at
Washington. 1t ~ claimed that be desires
the resignation Of Cameron US minister to
Russia.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-17

NEw York, Fob. lO.-The Alabama
sailed from Kingston (JamaicA,) on tho
night Of January 25th.
News from Roanoke Island states that
the rebels have l25 small boats secreted in
bnyous and creeks Of Tyrrsl and Hyde
counties, by means Of which they expect 10
cross to the Island aud capture the garrl.
son. .
The steamer Swan from Key Yves! for
New Orleans WIS lost, with lG Of her crew
and pAssengerP.
The HeraM has RdviCeJ from tue City Of
Mexico to January llGh. An attack on
PuebA was agAinexpeutd. 1t was defend.
ed by the Mexican General OrtegS. tnHkiug
1t u sort Of SehastOpOl There had been
several skirmishCS in which the MCxicanS
were victorious The MexicHus claim they
have captured 1900 French mules.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-17
Vicksburg-A New Channel.

NEw YoRK, Feb. lG.-ThC World says
of operations at Yicksburg:.-It Is report
ed that MCArIhurs division moved up 10
Lake Providence, I.a. Here it"ppcars the
Mississippi Is not far removed from two
streams, the bayous Macon and lenses,
which ut high water nre nearly Joined to
lho.pArent stream. Thence they continue
down in tortuous path until they reach
Red river. ltiS deemed possible, with lii,
tie excavation, and clearing out, 10 turn so
much of lhe;river into new chanuel and
make it nayigablc, leaving vicksburg loo
miles to the lett. Should this succeed we
might expect to see half our army adVanc.
ing in fleet Transports 10 assist Gen. Banks
ut Port Hudson, preparatory to agrand at.
tack on Vi:kSburg by the combined ar.
mics.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-17
XXXVIIth Congress -9nd Session.
SENATE.

wAsulSoroS. Feb. 10.
Mr.. Davis called up the bill regulating
thu appointment of midshipmen.
The question pending was the adoption
Of the amendment rattfying appointments
made by the President aud Secretary of the
Navy.
Mr.. Anthony moved to amend the bill so
that appointments shall be made with re-
ference to the merits and qualifications, to
be aSccrtAined by examination of the cam
didateS. Rejected
At the expiration Of the morning hour,
The Chair called up the special order,
namely, the bill enrolling aud calling out
the militia Of the United States.
Mr.. Wilson, OF Massachusetts, said he
simply proposed to explain the bill, and
the reason why II was introduced. We
were now engaged in II gigantic struggle
for the preservation Of national life, and
for the last twenty mouths we had been
sending the young men Of tho country into
the field, Those regiments had suffered
much from battle mud disease, until now
many of the old regiments numbered no
more than 400.
We were told by the leaders of the re.
belion that they were fighting for indie.
pendenCe, and that they would make no
compromise; therefore the folly Of tNlEiug
of peace and compromise was comprehend.
ed by all loyal men, and all such lalk
was little better than treason. This battle
WAS to 10 fought out 10 the end, and he
WAITED It 30 fought as 10 crush out the re.
belliou and restore the nation.
lie assumed that II was the duty of every
good citizen to do bis utmost to preserve
the national life. Congress had the right
under the Constitution to raise armies, put
down instruction, and il necessary 1t had
the right TO cali into service Of the country
every citizcn, either AS volunteer or by
draft 1t might never be necessary to put
the bill into execution. He hoped It would
not, but it was the duty Of Congress TO
provide All necessary meaGs TO carry on
this contest. The bill proposed to enroll
The whole people Of the country, and not
merely the militia.
Mr. Cowan moved to insert members oil
Congress among the persons exempted from
he provisions Of the bill.
Mr.. Wilson hoped the amendment would
rot be adopted.
Mr. Doolittle thought the amendment
yould.nOt be of much practical value, for
he bill only included persons under 40,
.ad scarcely any Senator would be incIud-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-17
R1ilg 8nteLIi0.!E!.alL6l!e!.Et
Tuesday Morning, Feb. II, 1858,


R0"VALENTNES.-About eleven hun.
dred Valentines passed through the Post,
Office on Saturday, nearly all Of which are
the rudest of prints, which ought to bave
besu received rs Insults by the recipients.
st Valentine was a priest of Rome, martyr
in the third century. but be seems to hare
bad no connection with the notions and
practices to which his day has since been
given up. This, tits scarcely necessary to
say, iSa day thought to be especially de.
voted to the business of Cupid and IIymen.
Possibly, It being about the season when
the birds choose their mates, is tue cause.
Ausiquaries hare also pointed out TINT the
SupercaIis-ieas'S Of ASCENT Rome, in
honor OF Pan and Junu-were held at Ills
time, and that amongst tho ceremonies was
game 10 which young persons of the op
pOSite sexes chose each other. joculhtIy, by
lot.
1t used to be supposed ;ha. the FIRST IN.
married person of tue other srx whom ouo
met on st. Valentines morning IN walking
abroad was a destined wife or husband.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-17
HOUSE

Mr.. Stevens offered resolution which
after amendment was adopted, that after
to-day the House will take a recess from
half past four till seven o'clock, unless 9TH
erwise ordered by members present ut the
hour of recess.
The Indian appropriation bill reported
from the Committee Of the Whole, with
amendments, and will be voted on to.mor.
row.
The House resumed tha consideration OF
the Louisiana election case. Rejected.
The House resumed the consideration Of
the Indian appropriation bill. The amend.
to pay the interest on bonds, including
those stolen from Interior Departments,
and held in trust for various tribes, was
rejected.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-17

E0rA BAIL AND A FREE FIaur.-On
Friday ulghtlast there was bull at Frank
Lawson's tavern in Triadslphia. The gen.
tIcmen Iwere largely in excess of the ladies
in attendance, and as the gentlemen drank
pretty freely and hRdnta chance to dance,
some cuterprlsiug young men scared up a
fight, and in very short time their was
great row In progress all over tho house
and out upon tue road. The disturbance
was kept up for two or three hours. Among
the participants 10 the free aght WIS tue
person who had charge of tho money re.
ceivsd during the evening. During this
persons absence somebody slipped In be.
hind the countsr, In The bAr.rOom and
stole about twenty dollars in money. We
understand ii was quite wild night in all
respects and that great many broken
heads were taken away next morning. We
learnth"t the principals 10 the row were
from the neighborhoOd Of Casselmau's
Run. p fH
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-17
Ra- TaE DRAYxrx ADVANCE rHE PRrcrs

R9~ THR DRAYNES ADVANCE rHE PAGES.
The draymen Of the city have resolved to
advance their prices Ave centsa load TO and
from tue landing, and tue dePols within the
city limits. Heretofore they have charged
fifteen cents per load. Now they charge
twenty. Tho advance upon freightS con.
Veysd longer distance is In proportion to
the above. The drsymen represent that
they are compelled to this advance by the
high price of everything upon which they
subSi,t themselves and horses.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-17

tar' ALTERED TaE4srRY Norris. -
Countsrfei.ers are just now busily engaged
10 altering one and two dollar Treasury
notes to tens, ffties and one hundreds.
The altered bills can be readily detected
on Comparison with the following descrip.
lions Of the genuine:
opes-vig. large oval portrait on lrf.
eud. -.
TwOs-vig. large oval portrait OF liam.
ilIOn on lower left centre.
Pivcs-Likencs of Hamilton GU right
end fe'nalc representing America on left
end.
Tens-yig. eagle gu upper centre, oval
portrait of Lincoln on upper loft cud.
Twenties-vig, female with shield aud
sword, representing America, in centre of
uote.
Fif1ies-vig. large oval portrui. of liam.
llton on upper lett centre.
One liunjreds-yig. large spread eagle
on rock on upper left cod
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-17
Proposals for Flank HOWltzers.
ORDNANCE OvncE, wAR DEPARTMENT, |
WARRINGTON, january n, 1868,


PROPOSALS will 10 received at this o0,ce until
O'clock y. N. on tho g til VI February next, Tor
furnishing one hundred or less 2IpOundsr cast iron
llnwitEers for flank defense. These HOWItzsn
weigh, whom finished, about 1910 pounds each, and
drawings exhibiting theET dlnVnGOnS can he seen at
tlls office or ut tic limited States ATsenals They
TO bO sub rcled to tho regular United States In
sleeinn AMI proof, and mona are to DO received and
paid for except such ~ pas iRpPctiou and pTDUf
aud arc approved by United States InSH6ctoF 10 DO
Designated by this ONCE. Payments wilt DO mAIp
on certificates Of inspection and receipts 10 b. given
by tho Inspector, and forwarded to this UfRce .
Bidders will state the number Of ll0WitEstE they
propose to deliver mot exercising ono hundrEd,) tho
place u manufacture mud delivery and the price per
pound, for tho flushed li0Witxer and bid will BE-
entertained unless II be FROM AtUundrT regularly tn.
aged In the business satisfactory evidence Of which
must accompany the bid. Any bidder obtaining
contract will bN required to enter Into bOndS, Wit
nut less than two Euretits lu the pBnai hum Of tan
thousand dollars, for the faithful GllhlIent If tn
contract in alt respects The bonds must liz nc.
kn0Tlrdged before judge Of court offRcorI, Att
thehoHdBmBn must be certified by the Judge OF
District Court Of the United States OF M Ordnance
officer 10 charge Of United States aFSahAl, 10 DO
worth the penal sum Of the bond 6VeFAol hboVsL ~
liabilities. - ys,5.g,Is,.
Tie rlghtIs reserved 70 rrIeSt ~ ptSp iAliiftH
prleC' IRE dctlnch too 6IEh, or II tOr any eauSos
IL not deemed for the public Interest 10 AcCVpt 'henL
rrUpOsAl5 will In sealed and addressed 10 " DriEH
der General James W. Ripley Chief Of Ordnance,
Washington, d. G., and will bO VndOrled PrOlo|
aHls for aAnk HOwiIEErs." j i.
J. ". RIPLEY,
BrlSNdlor General Chief Of Ordnance.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-17
DO-TuE PRoyOsr MARSHAL GENERAl

b6rTuE PRovosr MARSHAL GENERAL
publishes a notice that all officers arriving
here are required to report themselves
without delay at his Office, on Quincy
street, and register their names, the regi-
msBts and corps to which they belong, and
the order under which they arc absent
from their commands. Officers failing to
comply With this order will be reported to
the commanding General within whose
district, they are serving.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-17
Reported Engagement Of Banks Di.
ViRinfl.

WAHuSGToS, Feb. l5-An important
but strange report clmcs through rebel
channels that General Banks has fought u
battle seven miles below Port Hudson. -
The result was the rebels toll back to Port
Hudson while be returned TO his camps.
1t is understood that Gov. StHnley's res.
Igna,iOn was accepted 10 dry.
About 40 Of the 9th Michigan, out on
picket, were surprised last night near AM
nnndAIe, by u superior force Of the cnemy.
The fight which followed cost US 10 killed
and missing, and few wounded, Our men
were forced to give way.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-17
The Indian Difficulties,

WAsHISGToS, Feb. l0.-Thc Presidents
Message, With accompanying statements OF
officers Of the Interior Department 10 re.
Spouse to tho House resolution Of DeCcm.
Der last, inquiring into causes OF out.
brenks among Indian tribes Of the North.
west gives no adequate cause for mischief
and outragrs Of such magnitude. xvi.
dcnces Of a preueditated design in their
attacks 10 not satisfactory.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-17
The Case of Richard Thomas, Of
MARYLAND.

J
WAsnINGTON, Feb. lG.-The report OF
Senator Wilson from the Military Commit
tee Id aaswerto a resolution inquirinG into
the case Of Richard Thomas, OF Maryland,
alleged to be Insane from III usage while a
prisoner OF war, states that he was placed
Ia confinement, Des 3lst, 1861, and after
March Sd, 1869, he was kept ia close quar-
terS. lie attempted to escape in April by
jumping overheard and swimming 10 the
Long Island Shore. since: which time he
has not been out Of bis room except during
visit from his mother permitted by the
Secretary of War.
lie is allowed TO communicate only with
the officers Of the guard mud tort, through
whom he can procure any food he desires
in addition TO his rations. Having taken
advantage OF paper and books 10 COmlnu-
nicalc with persons outside, he is not nj.
lowed tue privilege Of their use. The sur
geon reports his health generally good
better, by his own confession, than when
lie was 6rstimprisOned. Iisconsiders the
prisoner mHnlnlly sane, but regards HIN us
eccentric.
AJjnmnt General Townsend reports him
rs indicted by the grand jury Of tho Mary.
Iaad district for attempting to seize the
Mary Washington for treason, and quotes
the opinion Of Gen. Dix, that he should be
treated as pirate and Spy. There are
tour witnesses to the first crime and
evidence to the secOud charge consists in
his being taken in tue disguise Of female,
with commission MS Colonel in active
service in the volunteer forces of Virginia
upon his person. In consequence Of such
a report, he Is not held rs prisoner OF
war, and he was placed in close COnIiuc.
ment for desperate attempt to escape.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-17

NEw YOnK, Feb. IDA Key WeGt let.
ter gives the particulars Of the ChnSe Of the
Florida by the SOnOmO on tho Bahama
Banks. While the wind was light md the
Ben smooth tho SonomO gained m tho pi'
rate, but on reaching the open sen aud tho
wind freshenng tue Florida drOw rapidly
AWAY, aud night coming on, was lost sight
Of Some dSatrNngement of the SOnOnO's
iulcrIOred 10 the rebels favor
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-17

rouTwlrrtSo TuE Bur7EnSurs-In
front Of Lieutenant Haycock's recruiting
office 10 Washington Hall, thsre is an
American Gag displayed, During the last
six months several ladies and young girls
have, 10 passing along the street, preferred
to walk around the emblem Of liberty
rather than pass beneath its folds. Latter.
y this disposition on the part of certain
ladies and misses, to slight the flag OF their
country, has become more apparent, and
the Sergeant 10 charge of the office, don't
like to sec it. Yesterday the Sargeaut
stretched Gag clear across the sidewalk
and extended another out several feet into
the street, SO that now all who pass on
that side Of the street are bound to pass IN.
der one Of the flags or go out into the mid.
die Of The street,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-17
Gen. Mcclellan Applying for Active
Service-The Bank and Conserip-
ton Bills,

Nrw York, Feb. l6.-Tbe gunbOat Pen.
obscot has arrived Everything quiet at
Newbern, n. c., and Beaufort.
The guuboat pAwuec towed the iron
clad Patapsco out Of Beaufort on tue 9th.
Her destination is unknown.
The Tins says Gen. Mcclellan has ap.
piled for active service.
Tho Washington specials state that the
Senate will take up the CONSUMPTION bill
to-day with an understanding that It is to
be pressed 10 iual vote.
A resolution will be introduced in the
House early next week referring the Sen.
ate bank bill to the Judiciary Committee
that they may examine, First, how far the
SeuatC's bill conflicts with the rights ofthe
States to regulate their own financial at.
fairs. Second, how far 1t conflicts with
vested rights under valid aud constitutions.
al State laws. Third, whether or not tho
the time which the hill is to go into opera.
ton ought not to be extended to enable
States to accommodate local institutions to
It's provisions.
1t is supposed tue passage OF the bill
may thus be prevented by delay If 10 no
other way.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-17

1Sr MossY LoST,-Ws call attention to
the advertisement Of pocket book and
money lost, BY Mrs. Margaret Combs, of
East Wheeling. She is widow who lost
her husband 10 the service Of his country,
aud has an almost helpless family depend.
ent upou her for suppost. The money was
the hard earned wages Of her son, who is
in the army. We feel certain that any one
tiuding it will be only too glad to relieve
the distress Of the widow and the father.
less BY prompt return Of 1t.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-17
S-T-lseo-X.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS

They purify, MrvnEIhOn and Inv!gOrAto.
They create healthy Appetite
They arr IN AntIio.s tuchAuge Of water aud diet.
They overcome effects Of dla.IpatIOn aud late hours.
They strengthen tho system andcnliven tbs uInd.
They prevent mlA.ualc aud Intermittent fovcrs.
They purify the bntI'h and NeilIty Of the stomach.
They eurU Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure DIarrhu,l, Cholera aud Cholera SIOrbua.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nrrvou. Headache.
They are tho best bIttcr In tbs world. Thcy
make tho weak man strong, aud nv exhausted M,
lures great rsGtorer. They arc made NJ pure 81.
Cro1 Rum, the celebrated Callsaya Bark, roots aud
herbs, GnI are taken with tho pICNaurs Of LSvsr.
ago. Nl!hout regard to aga or time Of day IArtlcu.
larry recommended to delicate pCr,ons requiring
gentle SunIulAut. Sold Ly all OrOcerS, DruEEi,tI,
Hotels, aud Saloons. +. Il. Drake Co., 9O2 broad.
way, New York. dCclg.Glnh&w
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-17
Cauard Exploded.

IIARRrsuuRs, Feb lG.-ThO assertion
that Governor Curtin is concerned in the
arrangements for forming new party is
entirely without foundation. During his
visit to Washington he had 10 COnversa.
ton with Mr. Seward or my other per-
son on such subject.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-17

D@-THE OLD Felix's CoScEsr-The Old
Folks will give their frat concert 10 this
city at Washington Hall on Wednesday
next. There is homelikc air about these
Old Folks Concerts which renLprs Them
highly atlractiveOnd enjoyable aside from
great merit ina musical and artistic point
Of view.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-17

t6y- ANo1nER PnoJEcTED INPHOvEHEnT'
We understand that II Is designed ~
those interested In The property on the
North West corner Of Quincy and Market
streets, TO put up there . 'pleOdld three
story building, With IN Iron front U 'a y,
design /, carried gu. the improvement VIII
b, very important one and WlIfb' good
Investment. z
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-17

n6- TITS RryER Was falling yesterday,
with about sixteen feet water 10 the chan
mel. The weather was remarkably clear,
bright aud pleasant for this season Of the
year, aud knocked the ground bog theory
into . cooked bat. The landing looked
right lively, and a good deal Of freight
seemed to be moving AbOut.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-17
Gen. Butler-Northern Traitors to
be- Punished.

NEw YouE, Fob. lO,-A Washington
special says Gen, Butler has beOn In con.
ference with tho President. lie expects to
get his Instructions To-day.
The Judiciary Committee Of the House
will soon reportA bill TO punish Northern
traitors.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-17

R9NTHE ELECTION on THE NEw STATE
COSsTlTuTIOS.-ThO Convention yesterday
iiEed Thursday, the 2C,h day of March, Us
the day of holding the election for the rat.
iticatiOu Of the new State Constitution
The time fixed for the taking of the soldiers
vote is from the 18th to the Goth.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-17

RaT Rev. Gin, MARTIN AND Jos. REED
will leave on Wednesday evening on a
visit to the LIST and 18th Regular Virginia
Infantry. Persons wishing to send letters
to either OF those Regiments will leave
them at Reed aud Krafts Drug Store in
Centre Wheeling,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-17
From Vicksburg-The New Chan.
mel DeepeningSResisti the Reb
ell CONSTITUTION.

ell Consumption.
NEw YORK, Feb. lG.-General Sherman
arrived Ut Washington yesterday from
Vicksburg.
An officer Of Graprs army arrived here
reports our forces ID hllli streugtb around
Vicksburg, and that the work % the Ca,
nal Ia making satisfactory Roadway. The
new channel has six feet water and cur.
rent rapidly increasing.
a Refugee from Arkansas states that
three hundred JayhAwkers, who defy the
rebel cOusCript law, were in the mountains
Of Clark county, while thousand more
were in Montgomery county, delyiug the
rebels. They ARE supplied with powder and
lead by one OF their number, formerly en-.
gagged in rebel ordinance service.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-17

% AFiOnr.-TWO men, named stells
and Relic, employed on the steamer saI'
taua, got Toto sgbt on The landing "nd
buugel each others faces up pretty badly
rbey were arrested, tAksu before Alder
man Robertson, Gud ansd 50 and COS"
each. stello paid hl. suo. but Relic went
"a tsII
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-17

E8-DE4EE's PLANTATION DnrrES,
For sale by REID 1 KRAFT.
HG-ArEE's CnERNy PrC,ORAL,
For sale by REED L KRAFT.
Rs-IInNsrREEr's ilArR COL,RlSG AND Rr.IoArlVl
For 3le by REID 4 KRAFT.
AS-ALL or DE, JArSrs' FAMILY MEDICINES,
For sale by REED 4 KRAFT.
AS-DRAKEs PLANTATION RIrrERA,
For sale by REED &KRAFr.
EB'-IIOs1rrrr's sroxACH nltrrRs
For sale by REED 4 KRAFT.
az LSpSEY's Hoop sEIRcMrR,
For SaIV by REED 4 KRAFT.
~ DRtEE's PLANTATION mr1EKs,
For salcby REED KRAFT.
s8-MRS. MISSIONS SoOTnlSG srauP,
For aIe by REED 4 KRAFT.
R8-DRAEE's PLANTATION DETTERs,
For sale by REED / KRAFT,
No. 81 MAIN street, Centre Wheeling.