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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-12-19
DR.. WlSHART'S
PINE TREE
TAR OR DIAL
Is The Vital pripcinie Of ,be y,,o Tus.

Is the vial FfiuCiple Of The Tine Tree
Obtained hy peculiar process in the ds,jlIs,ion =,
.e var Oy winch its highest medicinal properties az
Is the medicine that cures when ell other. ha ',
A Great Remedy for Consumption.
] am constantly receiving such eertinea,,, a, Nh,
following. READ TT - 'R'
DR. WisHARr-Dear Sir II had n very dransN, {
cough and sore throat for year. and nv whole .s
YEN was last giving way, and was prositeted on in,
% %pen WIN put lltile nope OF recovering. My disaa,s
Dalled the power of all medicines, and in short ,i,n
must have gone to my grave, but thank God nv dnugh
Wfin law would not rcst until she 10 your sors
NO ~ n, Second Street and related my case to yon
purchased one bottle of your Pine Tree Tar Cordial
ahd commenced TO use 1t, aud In one week va.
ueh pctlc and after using three bottles am petfect,
wen aWonder to oil my friends, for they oil pronoup
eed me past cure. Publish my case you think pfopat
=, 49,. .. RgDgGcA HAMiLTou,
NO 1891 Wylie street, Phtladolphj,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-12-19

Convention. "'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-20

itol will be finished by the first of December
next, the contractors having given guarantee
to that effect. The mono!ithc columns are III
course of delivery, as fast as required, ana up
wards of a dozen of them will be delivered
within the next two months. Arrangements
have been made for the elevation Of Crawford $
Statue of Liberty on the new dome, on the 4th
of July next.
Mr.. Haswell, of the commission for the out
fit Of the Banks expedition, has made state
meDt to Congress, in which he declares
the imputation If unfaithfulness on his part is
unjust
In the House of Representatives, yesterday,
in the midst OF Mr.. Wickliffe's 81 eech on a
bill, Mr.. May asked permission to make per
sonal explanation, in answer to the statements
of his colleague Mr.. Leary, and the floor was
promptly yielded by Mr.. Wicklife for that
purpose; but objection was made, and The
Speaker decided that Mr.. May could only b,
heard by unanimous consent, which was re-
fused
The n. Y. Times says:-"Ihe House Judi
ciary Committee has not yet authorized bill
for the punishment Of Northern TRAITORS or
Copperheads to be reported Such bill has,
however, been drawn up by Mr.. Bingham,
who will ask leave to print and refer it.
We have reports again from the interior OF
Kentucky that Morgan, at the head OF large
force, is returning, with determination Of
reaching the Ohio river According to a spe-
cial to the Chicago Times, a large proportion
of the citizens Of Frankfort honestly believe
that he viii be successful, as there are but few
troops in the State Gen. Granger, who az
rived at Cincinnati on Monday from Louisville,
credits the report that he is coming, but ex-
presses confidence in the ability Of the Federal
troops to drive him back.
4 pet extravaganza Of the moment in Paris
IS the beauty Of the drawiny-room lamps. The
present rage is porcelain, either ancient Or
modern; Oriental orceiain; and the beautiful
new Sevres production, called 'Celadon ware,
in which the pattern is a filmy white rehet,
! upon faint greenish gray ground-are those
most in vogue, though neither Saxony, Dres-
den, Old English, Italian or French China are
by any means disdained.
The masculine half Of Partisan humanity IS
rejoicing in cravat pins surmounted By the ex-
act image ola postage stamp-English, French,
Dutch, and enameled on gold, and Of exactly
the size, color and shape Of the original; the
limitations Of the English stamps having the
little scolloped edge, resulting from the punch
ing to which they are subjected
4 Democratic meeting was to have been held
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-20
JOHN r. COOKE,

CHEAP FAMILI UEUVEN.
CORNER PITT AND PRINCE STREET,
TWAS constantly On hand, Nos |, 2 and
/ i Macl1erel, in barrels. half barrels, and XII
Salmon, Potomac Herring, Smoked 1IHi5r
Smoked Herring, and Smol <ed Beef A1nl
choice brand of Sugar Cured Hams, to, anil
use; Shoulders and Breasts, and d gcnc,al 1:
sortment Of goods for family supplies Calm
examine dec!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-20


tions, Government receipts being given Tor
them. Prentice, in letter to Major General
.nosocra11s, respecting the matter says: 1t
seems to me that when cotton IS 50 very yalua-
ble-a bale being worth, say, one hundred and
forty dollars-that cheaper material ought long
since to have been substituted in the fortifca-
tons. The cotton | am told, is scandalously
wasted by the soldiers.
It is the intention of the Union citizens OF
Nashville to erect monument to Sergeant 81
las Herring Of the Anderson Troop, who was
killed at the battle Of Murfreesboro' 1t will
he remembered thai, when the Anderson
Troop icavalry) refused to fight on account OF
private grievances, he announced his intention
Of going alone to represent the regiment, which
50 reused his company that they all resolved to
accompany him.
Gen. Doubleday recommends that the most
available of the numerous peninsu|as along the
Potomac and Chesapeake Bay be fortified
across their narrow necks, and used as places OF
refuge for the negroes They would thus be
able to defend themselves, and the fish and
oysters in the bay would give them employ
ment ard sustenance AS an example OF
suitable locality, he indicates Matthias Point
\ line Of Notifications across the neck would at
ford protection to thousands!
Gen. Martindale, Military Governor OF the
District of Columbia, has issued an order crea-
ting military commission, which will hold It's
sessions at the Old Capitol prison and will be
charged with the duty OF trying persons.
The London papers mention the fact that
the poet laureate (Tennyson) has completed
two new poems, 'Boadicia' and ''Enoch the
Fisherman" and that the latter is dramatic
noem. worked out in powerful and even har-
rowing detail
Zingsley. the author Of ''Alton Locke, &C.,
IS featuring in England on 1.-The American
Revoluton which, say the London Journals;
are exciting much interest by the novelty and
vigor Of chcir tone.
The expectation of fresh meats from the
Western States to Europe, BY the way OF Port
Land. \. H., says the Portland Press, has
crown to be an extensive business. 1hem meats
are cut up partially dried and packed IN boxes
from three to four feet square; dry sailed suEfi
GENTLY to preserve them on their passage. =
They are brought by railroad from Ohio, Lii
nois, &C., and shipped principally by the Cana
dian line Of steamers from Portland
Tie cargo of The prize steamer Princess Roy
A. now at Philadelphia, has been all ia ken out
except some machinery. As the cases have
not vet been opened, it is not known what
lo, * ~,,,,!1 ,r,nc she had on board But
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-28
New York Market.

EEw YoRK, February 27,-Flour less ac'
tive and scarcely SO firm at G 65 to I 80 fol
extra, 8 90 to 8 10 for extra round hoop
Ohio, aud I 20 TOO so for trade brands
closing heavy. Whisky dull and lower
sales at 30 TO 54c. Wheat quiet and heavy
for all grades except strictly prime, which
are scarce; winter red Western 90 10 49,
Chicago spring / A to l 90, and Milwau.
kie Club % to / 10. There Is scarcely
so much doing 10 Corn, and the market Is
n trihe lower: snles at &c to Gle for sound,
81 to 95c for unsonnd. and 99c for West
err yellow. Oats in good request at IS 10
s2c. Pork is without material change !
prime mess lG 90, for March delivery.
Beef heavy. Bacon sides nvre active,
but without decided change. Lard active
and very firm Mt lls to l2sc.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-28

~"Fvn, Lows AND NArRINOSY"-TwO
young ladies Of our ueigbbOring town oil
st,vbeuviIls lately published the following
udv.rtiIsusutin the Cincinnati COmmsr'
eiGI:
VEyANrHp-coRREsPoSDESOE.--TWO young
w ladies', wish = correspondence, With view y
EaB love and naIrituUuy, aud can give the beat o.
RIFE. zee, Il rEquSated. Address LOU HhIUHEA na
AAUpCLINTjN, steubsnVills. o.
TIE advertisement brought about forty
letters from various localities. The post
master beng discreet mAu undertook an
investigation and soon discovered that The
young ladies, who had assumed the rO'
mantle names Of Lou. Wright and Maud
CLIFTON, belonged to the most respectable
families in the pace. The PO'Ima'IeI
therefore declined to deliver tbs letters un'
der the law prohibiting the delivery Ofm
matter to fictitious persons
The yOuug ladies will learn from th'
above lba. the object Of thsir anxious soil
cirud. rs open up a correspondence with I
visw to "iuu love and mRtrlmOOy," bal
been defeated. They were only setting
snare tcr themselves which might BY esII
transitions cod 10 their Ultimate disgrace
and ruin.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-28

nI-A Flaur ~ a CoURT ROOM.-Quits
AZ interesting little affair occurred Mt
welIsburgh, on Tuesday last, 10 tie eoutt
,oou during the session Of court Our in
formation Is about az folIows: a case wus
being tried III which .. ". Lsngds and G.
". Caldwell, Esq, were opposing counsel.
The jury was in the box, aud tue cuse was
bripS heard. A dispute AROSE between the
parties as to the division OfLhe costs. Mr..
Caldwell said his convictions in regard to
tho matter were honest. Mr.. Laugft said
that Nr. CaldwelIs convictions were the
convictions of fool. Mr. Caldwell said
that Mr.. Lang6u's convictions were those
ofu dishonest man. AT this Mt. LauRft
nruck Mr.. Caldwell upon the back of the
head, and pushed him back upon the jury.
About the time Mr.. Caldwell recovered his
equilibrium the SbrriF interferCl and pre-
vented Mr.. Caldwell from renewing the en-
gARement, which be manifested a decided
disposition to do.
Nc. I.augat apOIOgized to the Court and
90 the matter was settled.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-28
Rebel, Thrashed in Kentucky.

LEXINGTON, KY., Feb. Pa reliable
private dispatch says, the rebels under
Clark were oVeStaken at Teektown 10 milcG
east Of Mount Sterling, travelling towards
Pound Gap add were badly whipped yes.
tcrdAy. Another rebel force under Pegram
left NJ. VernOn yesterday, eOuiug towards
Lexington.
There is great excitement at Lexington.
The usual daily reports prevail.
or the projected invasion into Kentucky
BY large rebel force through Cumberland
Gap the military authorities are not adTis.
ed ibut are OF the popular belief that for
midaLle invasion from that quarter is not
far distant. The military is on the alert.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-28
Mexican Incursions into Texas,

WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-0ur government
has been officially informed Of the action oil
The Mexican government 10 relation 10 The
invasion Of Texas by bands Of Vagaboud
Mezicaus. The Mexican Minister for For.
eign Affairs has instructed the Governor
OF Tamaulipas to make solemn dsclara'
ton TO the Confederate authorities that
such incursious are not only dlscOunten'
Auced by the Mexican government, but
meet with Its stern condemnation.
The Gov. Of Tamaulipas 10 further re-
quired as far as possible to prevent such
invnsions in future Of the neighboring soil
Of Texas. Should the Texans or Any other
rebels reialiale by 10 turu Invading
Mexico they are TO be treated as bandits
while those from Mexico passing into
Texas are to forfeit all claims OF protection
FROM the Mexican Government.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-28

E| A Word TO THE DIsCEEEr.-Young
men land why not women, too y should
not neglect tho excellent opportunity now
afforded them by Nr. HitcheOck'S Business
School, to prepare themselves for The du
ties of business life. Probably in the
whole range of institutions for education
there Is none 10 which knowledge OF equal
value for practical life can he obtained at
so small au expenditure of time and money
as in these business schools aud we be.
lieve that the one in our midst Is, TO say
the least, equal 10 any OF its coIempOrN.
ries, while the charges attending course
in 1t are much less. 1t should be remeh.
bered, too, that the gentleman at the head
of our school is not merely tsaeIer of
srcOunLantship, though his experience in
that capacity is ample; but he is, more.
over, an experienced practical book keeper;
and further still, a practical conductor of
business. These facts afford peculiar ad-
vAutuges to bis pupils, and we are glad to
learn that the school is we'll sustained and
increasing. We again urge our young
people not, to allow the present oppOrtuni.
ty to pass unimprOred.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-28

hSr SoxE time Sincs we published no.
tics about how two young men, named
vauck and Guthrie, bad taken horse and
buggy from the Union House which did not
bslOng to them. We stated at the time that
each of the young men supposed the horse
aut buggy belonged to the oiher-that the
parties were arrested, but there being no
evidence of d reloniouS intent they were
L.scharEsd. ST. John u. Guthrie, one of
the parties, now resides III ST. Louis. lie
sHyyfrlends aud acquaintAu:es residing
Ssss who have refused to answer his let
ters, for the reason, as he cOureiyesr that
his connection with the horse aud buggy
affair is supposed BY them to have been in
some manner disbon0rable. He desires US
therefore, to say to the contrary, and al
We are satisfied the facts will bear us out
We DO so with pleasure. All who are ia
miliar with the case are of the opinion
that the taking OF the horse and vehicle
was the result Of an unfortunate mistake
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-28

B%THE wELTHER.-Aftsr the long
spell Of drsnry, muddy, foggy weather We
think that such a bright day as yesterday
deserves "puf3 The day was beautiful,
brigh. Gud genial as spring I,wGI one oil
those days which coax the grass buds Oul
Of the earth, cAu" the early flowers 70
spring ous and the fsaIbsrsd WArblsrI tc
sound their sol. notes. The streets vert
alive with IAdieI who have been housed u
so long that a walk in the sunshine 10
=aEs treat,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-28


r6rWHo READS ADvEnrIsEw@rS7
who wishes to convey au idea Of the utter
dsI.itutiOu 10 regard to reading matter IN.
der Hhtch be has been IaboFIug, says that
hs has Tread completely through the news.
paper, advertisements and all" nod it is at
Ouce admitted that he must have been
"hard up" for reading matter.
But, 10 spite of this eOntemp,uOus man.
Ger Ol speaking of advertisements, they af.
lord, to those who read rightly, reading
matter Of no slight interest. As materials
for history they are held in deserved eS.
TEEN by historical writer's, being found to
give better idsa of the state of society
10 a particular place, nation OF age, than
can be obtained from any other sourccs.-
Whatever the political or social bias Of the
"readiug matter" Of newspaper may be,
the advertisements generally reflect faith.
fully the condition and character Of the
people ia the neighbOrbOOd Of its place of
publication.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-28

Ear Az ESoIxEEE ISJuRED.-oa Thurs.
duy nigh. Ne. Pred Duvnl, an engineer 90
the Baltimore God Ohio Railroad was SER
iously burned about the face near Man
nIugton Station. The train was coming
,WtIt Wbsp something got wrong With the
sugiue. NJ. Du'al got doWu to see What
was The nnuer and while looking 10
the furnace the asms from the ere flashed
out upon bis face burning bis face, eyes
aud hair 10 very severe mannsr. Another
engineer brought the train into the city.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-28

WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-A letter from
the Secretary Of the Treasury transmitted
to the Senate to day says that no print
ing paper was included 10 the recent state
meat Of imports Of paper from the COllec
tors Of New York aud Boston, aud that
none whaVeVer has been imported under
the present tariff.
Some Of the principal merchants and
shippers Of New York remoustrnte 10 II
memorial submitted to the Senate against
the continuance Of the present system Of
prize aJjudicalionS alleged to be chsrgeable
with abuses and delays which constitute
the receipts of prizes SO richly earned BY
the crews entitled to them.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-28
LYONS KATHAIRoN.

THIS delightful article for preserving and beautty.
OK the human hair Il again put up by the original
proprietor, aud Il now made with the same care ,kl
aud attention, which first created It's immense and
unprecedented sales Of over one million bottles an.
nunyi It's still sold at IS cents In large bottles.
T~o million bottles can easily be sold In year when
I, Is again known that tho KA.hAIrOH Ia not only the
most delightful hair dressing In the world, but that
Il clslnSC- the scalp VI srurfand dAudru gives the
half lively, rich usuriAnt growth and prevents II
lrvm turning gray These are considerations worth
knowing The KathAirOn hGa been tested for over
twelve Year,, and Is warranted @ described. Any
lady who values beautiful head Of hair will use the
KRlhGIron. II hncly pvrfumsJ, cheap aud VAluA'
BILE. It /, sold BY ali respectable dealers throughout
the world. DIS. BARNES 1 CO,
dsel9 6mdAW New York.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-28

NV YoRK. Feb. 81 Hilton Head let.
ters of the 10Th say that reports of heavy
firing from the direction OF Wilmington
river have been heard all day. No official
news Of an engagement was received up TO
q late hour last evening; but it Is supposed
that the PASsNIc opened upon the HumbOl
Battery 10 order 10 draw attention from the
operations Of land forces sent to erect bat.
teries and place distractions 10 tho river
Ia order to shut In the ram Atlantic and
relieve the PaSiaic from blOckading du'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-28

BoTToN, Feb. 27.-A letter dated ~. s.
steamer Rhode Island, Key West, Florida,
February TO-" contains the following:
ave arrived hero this more after ten
days cruise around Cuba.
"Ou the 7th We fell 10 With bark.rlRged
steamer, supposed to be the Alabama or
Oreto. We made chase that day and night
without success.
ave have bad a very heavy gale Of wind
which stove both paddle boxes, and which
Injured uS very severely, so much SO that
W. had 10 put In here for repairs"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-28

The House went into Committee Of the
Whole, Mr. ColhE In the chair, and re.
sumed the confederation Of the amend
ments to the internal revenue bill.
A substitute was adopted for the sixth
section. imposing new rates Of stamp taxes
on promiSsory notes, 10 order that it may
be more certainly executed, and to avoid
eVaSionI.
Also, on bonds or mortgages With pow
ers Of attorney, and taxes on sales Of
ships, and assignments of insurance poll.
cies.
II ezempts soldiers and sailors pension
papers.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-28

)AsKETs-Ju,t received, = nice assortment Of
ID Fancy Baskets at the Variety Store Of
D. NICULi.k DR0.,
E.b20 100 Main street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-28

n~THE course of lectures now being
delivered by Rev. Daniel Carver at the
German Lutheran Church are very inter.
estiug and instructive, and we hope they
may be well attended.
% aud afler Monday evening the lee.
lures will be delivered 10 Washington Hall
where it is thought the public can be bet,
ter accommodated.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-28
small.Pox al Richmond.

New YoRK, February 27.-A FOrtrCTS
Monroe correspondent states:
BY private AdViceS from Richmond re.
cCIyed at Norfolk, learn that the small.
poT is making frlgbIful rAvage' 10 Rich
mond.
The disease has assumed the form Of a
plague, aud almost every ono who can
escape from the city has done so. The
city presents the appearance Of huge
hospital.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-28

nar LUDWIG FETrE. now confined il
jail upon the charge Of drowning bis sou
while the latter was attempting to prevent
his father from drowning himself, will have
hearing to-day 10 South Wheeling. Fette
has been 10 very distressed state Of mind
ever since bis arrest. When told the 9th
er day that the body Of the drowned body
had not been recovered be burst into tears
and wePt like child.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-28
Spring Stock.
FURNISHING GOODS, HATS, CAPS
AND CARPET BAGS,
gHERIFF,S SALE,

A. Allen Howell In the Circuit Court iohio
Vs. county, Va. on the Chan
suIan II. STEELE, OF ais Gerry ddOthereOf
TN pursuance Of decree Of SAID Circuit Court Of
Ohio unity, made at the f,ll terra, 1901, 10 the
above named eilse, will. on wednesday, the 18Th
day VI March, 1855 at 10 oeloekA. 81, at tue front
door Of the Court House Of Ohio COUNTY sell to the
highest and beat bidder, the middle parcel Of lot
number two t2), 10 square number seven ~ situate
on Main street 10 the city IfWhsel ng Said middle
parcel Of said lot being twenty-five feet on Main
street, Rni running back 10 the depth Of said lot,
Terms Of Iais-Tsu per cent In baud, th1 balance
In three equal nItalnIuES at SIX, twelve and eight
cen mouths, the purchaser RVRR bond With approved
security for the deferred pAymeuta sAd bond boar
INK interest IRON day Of sale until paid the title DO
Ing retained until the purchase money 10 paid.
ALy0NZ0 LORtNG.
iSbls ID slItHG Of Ohio County.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-28

B5r NEw STARE MErrlSGs. There will
be new State meeting to-day Saturday.
at one p. m, at Glen EastOn, Marshall
county. Messrs. Holiday and Caldwell
of MOuudsvills, and A. D. Caldwell, OIL
Wheeling will address it.
There will be similar meeting at Cam.
erOu, same county, next Saturday after.
noon at the same hour.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-28

R6r THE ROAD AcRoss TUB Island
We understand that the Omnibus Compa-
ny of this city are about to charter 1at.
boat TO carry passengers across the Island
to Bridgeport.
We consider the idea very good Oue.
The main road is now impossible, and IN
many cases the wagons are compelled to
wind around upon tue commons to find
dry land. A aAt.bOat would be just the
tLiug.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-28
w dSu4H 8 JUL
The balance ofthIS week, commanding
ruURsDAY EVENING, FEB. aeth,
.nn nnnpr nIna ONLY

m, bo,ror, Of the Battlefield. HISree and Deadly
CstaetS tbS Din Of PhtIS and the Crash o. WaT sTS
SSnTo,SptSI With lfo.IkS VIIIdnOH; The thunder Of
,SPss,n5nn nud the din Of the battlefield fall np9n
~ ~ 81 thO audience. The Gre and smoke Of The
SdTsosInE hosts, and theIr dsIP'TAtS slasSSs aIe
SSS1 Ths fearful work Of carnage ahd death . pre-
.0I.1 = n dlIt neInaaG and TlVldnVH moeklnE re-
Siity ~ The aid Of ETtsHIIVS and Intricate va
shISsry, Mechanical Appliances Chemical EnSSu'
"a inFInIouI DIorAmle 40 OmplnlsmCIh never pS'
~ ntI odueod 10 thII eluntEy, the Audiehes ean A.
NOT ImlElnS themselves setu Spss1''14 S o. ~:
mbllmS aud stirring se'nei lGPIe,snt., ~, ~.
~" N sSsh yISW % utIheAlly arranged 1hAl the
sSGoIdSr nay dIIlasly trhVEISS With Iho sJs 90 90,
~ bStt S.6sld, or pillow the moySmshu o. tna
tJfapd Army from the 0uI6FSAk Of 'A' ''Vs'''O" "
NJ si RIs s.sSs vii ,. illustrated With graphic de-
HeTIptlTs lecture. t..,,,
,,,,H.H 80 a I. commence at ~ o'clock.
cSSIaEsS may 30 OrIlTsd q N &c Se5S;;-rnn,
GRIYD AFTERNOON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
| AT THRBB O'CLOCK
| 6,hlE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-28

nS- THE RvER.-The river was rising
yesterday, with about thirteen feet water
10 the channel.
ThsNswsbOy was preparing to leave for
Nashville.
The Schuyler, new boat from Pitts
burgb, was at the landing bound for be-
low.