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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-11-24
CAUTION 6!

CAUTION
THE PUBLIC IS HEREBY CAUTIONED
L not 10 purchase any Of the following eertih-
Gates of stock in the Louisville Gold and Silver
Mining Company, as the same were sold according
TO law on the 18th day of November, A. D. 1853,
for assessments due thereon, and will not be trans
tered on the books of the company, to wit:
Nam,s Cat'S. Sis
Charles Satehell l e.lol 10
John Williams 90 p 30
IaInes DaiIey g. l35 20
W Wilkinson. IS, -. 70 40
James J Phillips ps-....----.... 30 20 %
]. A. APPERSON, Secretary.
Gold Hill Nov. lS. 1861 ncle Inn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-11-24
Golden Horn Gold and silver Min.

ing Company. Gold Hill District-Othee Amer
can Flat Hotel. Americana LAT, y I:-AI a a IneeI, @
- ~ .bs T-ns-eas held on the NINTH DAY OF
NOVEMBER. 1853. an assessment OF one doIIar
per share was duly levied on each share OF the
above company. payable Immediately TO ne see
reta-v Back assessments must be paid at once
OF the stock will he advertised and sold accofuing
% law WM. HUNT. Sec G- II. 20.
American Flat. Nov. 9. 1853 nolulm
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CAUTION.

CACTION.
mHE PUBLIC IS HEREBY CAUTIONED
/ no, TO purchase any Of the certificates Of
stock of the FORBADE Rickard Gold and silver
Mining Company. described below, and standing
in the names Of the following persons on the
books of the Company, the same having been sold
on the 10Th day Of October last, public auction,
according 10 law, for the payment of assessments
due thereon:
NAMES CERTIFICATES. SHARES
" G Dayol Nos. g. 10 and II. 100
JH Mills. " 60. 81, g. and g.. 100
A Thompson ..-..-.. " T..:.-.:::.::.::.;-H II
A. LCKIS, Secy.
Gold HILL v T. Nov. lst ls63 n"5lm
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Jewe., and shepard Gold & Silver

Mining Cnmpany.-At the first regular meeting
NJ the Trustees OF the above-named Company.
held a. Gold Hill. November Sd, an assessment of
Fifty Cents (5O per share was levied. payable
Immediately 10 the Secretary, at his otfice (opPo-
x;e Odd Fellows Hall in Gold Hill.
ALONZO JEWETT. Secy.
Gold Hill, Nov 9th. lSfa noI-Im
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-11-24
E-.nR.l G.ih and silver Mining

Companv:-At a meeting Of the Trustees of the
above named company, held November 9Th, an
assessment of ffty cents per share was leSied
pavahle Immediately 20 The Secretary at his once
all 4 Frankel & Coz store. Gold Hill Stock
holders are requested to come forward, sign trust
deed. paw thrir assessments. and receive tnen
x;ock which is now ready for issue.
VI BLCMLEIS, Secy.
coJd II; <ov II 1874 nol1-lm
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Hard Nut Gold and Silver Mining
Compaay.-Notice is hereby given that general
meeting of stockholders of the above named com.
pany will be held on FRIDAY, the 18th day o:
December next, at o'clock P. n, at the office OF
A. Lukin new brick building two doors
below the Gold Hill Hotel East Main street, Gold
Hill. A full attendance is requested, a business
OF Importance is 10 be transacted.
At the request of a majority of shareholder
Gold Hill, Nov. 18th, 1853 nnSI 70
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LOST.

OERT1F1cATE 10. 3. OF FIFTY SHARES
Y in the Pohemus Company, standing in the
name Of S. T. King. The fuder viii please re-
tnrn the saIne TO the Secretary. no23 I'm
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Pari.Gnld and silver Mininz Com

psnv.-The first annual meeting ofthe stockhold-
ers Of the Paris Gold and Silver Mining Company,
Gold Hill. will take place on TUESDAY, Nnrem.
Der 24,h. 1853 q; o'clock P. NJ. al the once OF
she Company Nos. ~ and +3 Government House,
corner S3asome and Washington streets, IN ine
city and county OF San FranciSco
SAM P HOWES, Secretary.
g., pra,r;sco Nov O. 1853 nl4td
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SPECIAL MINING NOTICES.
Caution to the Public!

THERE Is In THE MARKET, AND HAS
i been offered and sold at the STOCK BOARD IN
virginia a mining stock purporting to be that Of
the Crcrsus Gold and Silver Mining Company.
The stock 80 offered is bogus and worthless. The
stock of the Crpsus Gold and Silver Mining Co,
of Gold Hill District, is all signed by VIM AIRING
ton as President, and BY either n. H. Flags or J..
Pfoutz a. Secretary. This is to canton buyers
of Crpsus stock that all stock otherwise signed u
spurious.
Gold Hill. Nov. %. 1863 noO I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-11-24

White House Gold and Silver Min.
ing Company-Notice-The Board of Trus-
tees Of this company have this day levied an
assessment of one dollar on each ana every
share of the capital stock of the company,
payable Immediately, to the Secretary. at his
otSce- in Odd Fellows Building, Gold Hill.
By order Board Trustees.
J.J. DENNY, Sec'y.
Holl Hill Oc, - iSh3 oc4 I'm
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PConstantly on hand fine lot Of Gents
Drab and Black Soft French BEAVER
HATS. Also, Boys and Children's HATS
and CAPS, of every description and quality.
PSole Agents in Virginia for the cele-
brated New England S E W. n 6 MA
CHIMES. Price SIS. Improved Motion
Pacific, price, S25.
TBoots and Shoes made and repaired.
T. STEUDEMAN & CO.,
IS South C street, Virginia, n. I.
Oct. IL. 1868.
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tAIO -LNAAHAAHS
Notice is hereby given that an assessment OF
TWENTY-FIVE rs5) cents per share has this day been
levied on each and every share Of the capital
stock Of the above named company, payable i'm
Inediaiely in L s gold coin. to the Secretary a
his Office. n Como, Lyon county, N I.
BY order OF TrusteeS
d. MARTIN. Sec'y.
Pafmrra District Oct q ls63 nol+ I'm.
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\ E W A S AY o F F &c E:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-20
Kentucky Convention

LOUISVILLE, March l9.-The Oonvcntion
nominated Joshua f. Bell for Governor;
Richard T. Jacob far Lieut. Governor and
unanimously adopted resolutions affirm.
ing the principles embodied in joint reso-
lntions on federal affairs adopted by the
federal assembly, agreeing TO devote our
whole resources to crushing The rebel.
lion, ard opposing foreign mediation
federacy in Kentucky, aud requesting Fed.
eral aud State governments to take timely
and energetic steps to defend Kentucky
against invasion.
The train leaving here this morning is
reportsl captured at Woodburn with Gen
Braunan aboard. Severe fighting is said
to have occurred. Further particulars un.
.nttaiuable tonight.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-20
From Richmond.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE POroMAc,
March l9-Among the bulls pending in the
rebel Senate is one for the CoufiscuIi0n OF
the lease, interest aud stock owned by the
American Telegraph Co., and Olher alien
enemies in the lines of telegraph in the
Confederate States.
leader in the Examiner SAYS in number
and supplies we have not the least preten-
sion TO rival the North This is not -
cause OF regret, the Southern army consists
OF disciplined and veteran troops.
The real lumber of the Confederate
troops is unknown, hut 800, 900 OF such
soldiers AS arc near fredericksburg are
abundantiy sufficient to defend any country
against the armies of the world. Thc des.
tiny of the COniederHcy is comi,it tely slaked
ON the struggI'. of the next three months.
To obtain II complete Success ii IS only nee
essmry to get together aud keep together
the officers and men who have been trained
and Injured 10 service.
The telegram from Port Hudson WAS
read in the rebel SENATE, and caused y
lively sensation.
The Wig Of the 18th mourns over the
rcvcrses i'll the Southwest. but suggests
that day may come when General Hooker
will receive II crushing blow, and every
Union soldier witt be needed TO dtfent
Washington.
Our late raid ON Culpepper was con.
strued in Richmond into IN advance move,
ment on GordonsvillG.
tits admitted thntStuart was compelled
to fall back.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-20
The Yazoo Pass Exnedition

CHICAGO, March ia specint to the
Tribune. dated Memphis 18th, says the
Yazoo Pass expedition sailed Saturday
morning. The feet consisted of the Chill,
licothe, DeKOlb, five small gunboats of
Mosquito fleet, and IS transports. The
Chillicothe in advance came npon u rebel
battery of Eve large guns at Greenwood.
the confluence of the Tallahatchie aud
and Yallabusha rivers. The fight ceased
at dark, the battery and Chillicothe fight
ing all Friday.
One ofthe euemy's guns was dismounted.
The ChiIlicOthe received sixty. four shots,
one entering the port hole, killing three
and wOuuding IA.
On Saturday morning only a few shots
were fred. The Chillicothe is said to be
out of ammunition.
The enemy is said to be strongly fortified
at YazOo City and Manchester.
The fleet at last accounts was three
miles above the junction of the Tallahatchie
and Yallabusha, two hundred miles from
Helena, and one hundred and fifty from
Yazoo City.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-20
BUSINESS NorIaEs

81 COUGH, COLD, OR AN IRRITATED
THROAT II allowed to PruErtss, results in serfous
pulmonary and Bronchial affections. oftentim.s In.
curnble.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES
reach directly the Affected part and give almost in
slant relief In BRONCHITIS, AsrHxA, and cArARRH
they are beneficial. The good effects resulting from
the of the TrOehes, and their extended n e has
caused them to be counterfeited. Be sure to qua
against worthless limitations osfAIS only the .n,,-
inc Brogn's Bronchial TfOcAes which have ,,rorsd
their efficacy by test of many years pUpt1c sPRAK
FRS and sISGERs should use the Troches. Military
OfioerI and Soldiers who overtax the voice and are
exposed TO sudden changes, should have Thorn. Sold
everywhere at 25 cents per box. Jana7-sm
GrDRAKE's PtANTNrIOX DIlTKRs,
For sale Hy REED KRAFT.
aS-AyERs oHERRv PEo1oRA1,
For sale by REID & KRAFT.
s-HnMsrREETs HAIR COLORlNo AND RRsronArrvr
For sale Hy REID KRAFT.
RS-ALL OF De. JArSEs' FAMILY MEDICINES,
For sale by REED KRAFT.
RsrDAAxE's PI.STAFrON Buffers,
For sale by REED KRAFT.
W HOsTErrEN's STOMACH BrrrKRs,
For sale by REED KRAFT. :.
LNDsEr's BLOOD srARcuEn,
For sale by REED KRAFT.
DnAxFs PLANTATION B1rFERs,
For sale by REED KRAFT.
tB-aEs. wINSIOW's sOOTHNo s1Rup,
POr sale by REID KRAFT.
Rs-DaAEE's PLANTATION BrrrEEs,
For sale by REBD L KRAFT,
No. 81 Main street, Centre Wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-20

BE learns that the butternuts are fortifY-
ing houses, prepared fur vigorous work
Tue excitement here over the utTair is IT,
tense, and tue arrival OF the troops was au
occasion of great rejoicing. The officers
I'D men are rejoiced at participating in
the expedition, their only fear being that
t}e Noble County secessionists will not
81 ind fire. Opinion here as to that ques-
ton is somewhat divided. There is no
Question. however. that should resistance
ts met there will be'bloody work in Noble
County.
Captain Louis F. Hake, an efficient otfi-
GER Is in Immediate command of the
troops, aud is now engaged with the Mar
slHl iu completing arrangement ts for the
march TO tue scene of operations.
In reference to the above, the Commercial
has the following;
On Monday last, United States Marshal
S'nds received authority from Col East
Iman to take with him to Noble county
c mpauies and II of the 10th o. V. L.,
II order to make etfectuaI work in arrest
ing the deserters harbored there, aud pun
ishing any who might offer resistance.
Marshal Sands accordingly made his ar
engagements, and yesterday morning started
With his forces on 4 special train OF four
passenger cars aud baggage car for their
destination. The mou, one hundred and
s,venty-t1ve in all, we're provided with
cooked ratious for three days, uucooked
ratious for seven days, aud good supply
of ammunition.
Captain Hake has command of the
troops, acting, however, under Marshal
Stnds' orders. Accompanying the expe-
diton ~ quartermaster, who received
instruetionst to press into service anymeaus
OF transportation, supplies. &C., that may
he necessary for the efficiency of the
troops. We Tern by special dispatch that
there is reason to expect u serious resist
ance will be made.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-20
Fight at BlackWater.

SUFFOLK, Va, March lT.-At o'clock
this morning two section of Captain Da-
Wis 9TH Mass. battery aud the 18th Penna.
cavalry were despatched by General Peck.
0uder command of Col. Spear, to attack
the enemy in his entertainments this side
of Blackwater, opposite franklin.
NE were to make the attack at daylight.
but owing to the bad condition OF the
roads We found it impossible 10 do so
until A. NJ.
Small nrms, heavy guns and cavalry were
used on both sides.
The fight lasted nearly an hour, and was
highly spirited in its character. Two des-
perate cavalry charges were made on the
Notifications. -
These were found to be literally lined
with infantry, who poured deadly FIRE into
our ranks, wounding many in the FIRST
charge, which was made by Maj. Slratton.
The Maj or was wounded in the shoulder.
The second charge was conducted by
Maj. Carnog, who took his men up to and
up and down in front of the Notifications to
Try and jump the ditch, &C., but the move
ment was soon found impracticable.
The enemy opposed heavy force of in-
t"ntry and cavalry to the right aud LEFT of
our position in order to try and outflank
us, but with little show of success.
When your correspondent left the field
the tight had not Terminated.
the enemy were strongly entrenched
behind well constructed breastworks.
The cavalry charges were of the most
dashing bravery ever witnessed.
Gen. jenkins, of South Carolina, com
mands the rebel forces.
Reinforccments are daily being seat To
defend and prevent the passage 6t the
Blackwnter by the Union troops. The
rebels are strongly OF the opinion that We
will soon move from this direction, and
are making preparations accordingly.
We took some prisoners, among them
some wounded ones.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-20
@-OUn GRErSA Green ROAR An

BSS7 OCR 6HETNA GhEEH To.BE ABOLISHED.
-.As is well known, West Alexander has for
many years been a favorite place for all he
matrimonialIy inclined young folks in this
neighborhood. Cruel parents and Ruardi.
ans might object, the county clerks, min
listers and sqnires might refuse to listen to
the appeals of the young folks bat pana-
ceA for all their sighiugs and longings
could always be found in Hard Scrabble or
elsewhere over the Pennsylvania line. All
this is now to be done away with. 1t is
now proposed in the Pennsylvania Legis-
lature that the county clerks, before giving
license to parties desiring to be married,
shall take bonds from respectable and re-
sPonsible persons and certificates that
there are no legal impedimeuts to the mar
riage. This will relieve the ministers Off
ciating from all further responsibility than
that of seeing that the parties he marries
are those named in the license. In addi-
tion to this, it will be made the duty of the
officiating minister to make return, with
in certain time, of the license, with his
certificate of having duly united the par
ties named. Thus an authentic report of
the time, place and date of the marriage
will be duly preserved in legal form, rea-
dy to be produced 10 all cases where pro-
perry or legal rights depend on the proof.
In view of the probable passage of this
law We advise all persons contemplating
marriage in opposition to the will ofheart.
less parents-for all such parents are
hear'less, OF cOurse-to hurry up their bu-
siness that they may escape the first draft
OF the cOnscript seine.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-20

R9-YAnlous circumstances have delay
ed the departure of DR.. Kendall, the sue
cesstul operator on corps and buniOns, but
the principal of these is the great demand
for his services which his peculiar system
of treatment has caused; but he must as
sure those persons who intend to honor
him with call, that other engagements
will preclude the possibility of his remain
ing after Monday next, the 23diust Office
l23 Mcclure House. 2t#
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-20
British vessel Searched.

NEw YoRK, March ia Kingston. CJa.
maical letter of the 7th March has re-
port that au American Admiral boarded a
British vessel laden with arms aud ammu
milton for the French army ut Vera Cruz,
and having reason to suspect they were in
tended for the rebels, had them conveyed
on board bis ship. The vessel was not de.
tained.
The story created much excitement. II
is supposed here--New York--to be ca.
nard.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-20

z basPEEA0s dUiIT7.-captaia sinp.O0,
of st. olairsville, whose arrest for horse
stealing and Incarceration in the ST. Glars
vile jail We mentioned some time since,
plead guilty to the indtctmeutfound against
him BY the Grand Jury. Capt. Simpson
was formerly prominent citizen of Bel.
mont county; he was lawyer of some
ability, was Sheriff of the county one or
two terms, aud was elected to the Ohio
Senate BY the Democratic party of Bel
mont, 1s4s. We have not yet learned
what his sentence is, but he is sure to "po
up" for few years.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-20

9NTHE RryEa.-It is hardly worth
while to be botheriug our readers aboutth
condition of the river, which at this time
affords very dry subject considering the
good stage ofwater. There are eight feet
in the channel and about on stand. The
landing was very dull yesterday, and the
waters were only disturbed by the little To-
cal packets.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-20
TSlegraphie Correspondence Gin. Commercial
Expedition TO Noble County, Ohio,
to Arrest Deserters-The Butter.
nuts Preparing for Fight.

CAMBRIDGE, Ohio, March .I8.-The two
companies, B, and H. of the II5th Ohio,
composing the Noble County expedition,
reached here this evening at six o'clock
according to programme. They have been
comfortably quartered in the Court house
aud ToWn-hall, and will leave tomorrow
morning for Hoskinsvilie, Noble county.
where it is fully expected resistance viii
be met from the armed rebels. several hun
dred in number, Who, at meeting held
/; last Saturday, resolved, as is currently re-
ported here, to resist to the last all at.
tempis at arresting Brown or M'Farren.-
/ a Union man named Luzen, arrived hero
To-day, having narrowly escaped being
1 taken by the mob, who thirsted for his
I blood.
Marshal Sands is making every prepnra.
ton for vigorous work. He is determin.
i ed to crush the mob, and arrest Brown and
M'Farren and the other rinpiearIers NJ M
riot
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-20
a Failnre to be- Tried Over.

NEW YoRk, March 19.-Deserters from
the rebels to our fleet of Mobile say that
Admiral Buchanan, with four steamers and
a ram, made an attempt about four weeks
ago to attack our vessels of Mobile, and
was only prevented by one of his vessels
running on snag. The attempt, how
ever is to be made again.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-20

p DEATH OF AN oLD CITIzEN.-Mat-
thias Burket, commonly known as Buck
hart, the hickory nut peddleradied at his
residence on the Island yesterday morning,
after brief illness. The deceased has
maintained himself for time ''the memory
of man runneth not TO the contrary" in
hawking cracked nuts and apples about
our streets, and no was known to almost
every man, woman aud child in the city.
his death was rather sudden. and is sup
posed to have been fastened by that strong
drink switch is raging"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-20
a Eaint

FonTRrss MoxRoE, March l7.-ou Sat
nrday last Fitzhueh Lee, with 1000 cHval-
rs and two pieces OF artillery, made hur-
ried advance on our lines at Gloucester,
but hearing that our forces were reinforced
the rebels retired.
It was rumOred that he had gone for re-
Inducements.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-20
From Yicksburg.

Sr. LOUIS, March l9.-The Democrat has
dispatches from the Yicksburg feet 10 the
lltb. saying that the Lake Providence ca
nal was completed aud water would be let
IN in about week.
I IThe rebel gunboat Webb was lying close
TO the shore at Vieksburg She was sup.
posed to be in sinking condition.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-20
INFoRmATION WANTED.

~ BRRINGER, an aged German man. dressed
u. in dark blue suit, started down the river
last July visit his friends in the West but never
arrived there. The family having SO far FILLED In
their search for him, would nnce more ask Gympa-
thIzng public for any Information they may be able
TO give in regard TO him. Address John BeFinKer
Break Neck Post Ohice, Butler county, Pa, or Post
Once box lI9, Allegheny City, Pa. mar1s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-20
Seizure Of pisloYal Papers.

CIScIxNAT1, March 1e-The Gazette's
Indianapolis special says, on the arrival OF
the Cincinuali Express train party of SOL
diers seized aud destroyed a package of
the Cincinnati Enqurer's Gen. Carriug-
ton arrested the soldiers, and paid the
agent for the copies DESTROYED.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-20

H@ RRcRUrTs.w ANrED.-Captain John
Csrliu, of the Wheeling Battery, advertises
iu this mornings paper for recruits. We
do not know of a better company in which
tn enlist than Captain Carliu's, and it is
especially desirable to the young men of
this city. as the company is composed e1-
oIusiyely of Wheeling men.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-20

BS- AN OH SAw.--The reader who
expects to read short sentence expressing
q we'll known truth or common fact ascer-
tanned by experience or observation, will
be disappointed. That is not the kind of
q saw We mean. We are after an old steel
crOss-cut saw, which we saw yesterday,
and which was used in the construction of
Fort Henry, nearly eighty years ago. The
saw can now be seen at the Star Foundry
OF Mr.. Culbertson, Market street, and its
history is as follows: 1t was brought to
Mr. Cnlbertsou's establishment when that
gentleman was doing business in Bridge
port, some two or three years ago, to be
soldas old iron, The person who brought
it, a young man by the name of Harrah,
attached no Importance to the saw, aud Of
fer to sell it among other old iron at so
much per pound. AIR. CulberLson bought
the old cross-cut, and has since satisfied
himself from the great length of time it
has been in the Harruh family, that 1T is
the identical tool with which the timber ia
old Fort Henry was sawed. The saw,
in consequence of much use has lost its
temper, aud is now bent double, rusty, and
dilapidated.
Mr.. Culbertson has presented the saw to
the city, through DR.. Baird, the Mayor
who intends to hang it up in the Council
chamber, as an interesting relic of the
early history of the people of Wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-20

RJ THE MVD.-Although the late dry
weather has considerably improved the
county roads they are represented as still
in miserable condition. The mud is not
so abundant as it was during the wet
weather, but it is tougher and more sticky.
The March winds have dried up the streets
in the city and yesterday the stronger
gusts of wind stirred up a good deal of
dust.