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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-31

FIsAscIlt.-I. is said that Secretary Chase
has had such success in raising lunds with FIVE.
twenty bonds, that he will not put lean upon
the market at present.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-31

Grs.r Mountain Express" /, the title Of a
weekly newspaper to be started in lrasburgh on
Saturday, May Ind.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-31

The following is the amendment to the Reve-
nue. Law requiring stamps to be affixed to instru-
ments in writing
Any mortgage or personal bond for the pay
msnt of money, or as security for he payment oil
any definite or certain sum Of money, in lieu Of the
duties imposed as prescribed in Schedule b, fol.
lowing the 10Th section, shall have q stamp, or
stamps, affixed thereon, denoting duty upon ev.
cry sum Of 5000, or any fractional part thereof, oil
10 cents. And whenever any bond, or note Tor
notes. shall be secured by a mortgage, but one
stamp duty shall be required to be placed on
such papers: Provided, That the stamp duty
placed thereon is the highest rate for said ins,ru.
ments, or either Of them nor on certificates Ct
the measurement or weight Of animals, wood,
coal, OF other articles nor on any certificate Of
the record Of a deed, or other instrument in writ.
ing, or If the acknowledgement or proof thereof,
by atesting witnesses"
We give below also, the official list Of stamp
duties, as corrected by the Commissioner of Inter.
nal Revenue. The first column contains the rate.
for notes payable on demand and for any time
less than 80 days. Notes or drafts for twenty
dollars or less require no stamp;
ANT Or NoIE on 80 SO % o. ~
pRlrr DAYS pAfs, DAYS NOS. Nos ms.
grace 4 grace 4 grace
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-31

TAKEN AT HIS WoRD.-A letter in relation to
the capture Of Gen. stoughton appeared in the
New York Tunes, just after that officers advance
on Richmond which so much disturbed one L.
w. Stoughton, Esq, Of New York, an uncle Of
the almost Brgadier, that he wrote highly in.
dguant letter to the Times, asang the motives
Of its correspondent, and offering to give it's edi-
tors bis check for $3.50, to be applied to the ben
eft OF the New England Soldiers Relief Associa.
ton, if the Times would furnish the name Of its
correspondent. The correspondent has taken L.
W. s., Esq, at bis word, and has directed that
his name be communicated to iheindgnaut uncle,
when the check will, of course, be forthcoming
The correspondents name, ourreaders can guess
as well as we, when we add that he writes from
Vergsnnes, VT, over the signature & B. S."
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-31

Maj. Gen. Burnside has arrived at Cinsin.
natl.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-31

Mt Or NoTE on 81 50 @ O. "
DRAFT DAYS pAfs DAYS NOS. Kos Nus,
SFrace grace 4 grace
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-21
SOuthern News!

New York, Feb. 20.-Advices from New
Orleans state that Gen. Wetzclrs expedi.
ton to Bayou Feche had not started or
the 10th, owing to the withdrawal of par
OF the forces for up the river.
There were rumors of repUlse at Por
Hudson but they could not be traced up
There was talk that another expedition
under Sherman was being fitted out.
rult was also reported that another armed
vessel had slipped out from Mobile har.
Dor. e. g.
The news from Galveston states that the
fleet entered the bay but found it 80 strong,
~ fortified that 1t was deemed best 4
withdraw for the present
Col. ChAs. Carroll Hicks, of the rebeI
army, and late detective for the rebels al
Richmond was arrested this evening at the
81. Nicholas Hotel.
The Post has information through a gen.
tlemeu from Richmond that the rebel ar.
my has done growing. Every man in the
South between lS aud 40 who can bear
arms is now in the service.
There is bill before the rebel Congress
couscripting even foreigners of Maryland.
The supplies of the rebel army, except
shoes, are better than they have been. Tie
rebels are reported short of powder md
forage scarce, while the people ON the
route to Fredericksburg are at the point OF
starvation.
Our informant is certain that there is a
formidable rebel force in front of Hooker,
aud laughs at the assertion that Lees ar.
my has gone to Vicksburg.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-21
LTixnRTiXaInirrl BEAUTY,
LYONS II ATHAIRoN

This delightful article for preserving and bsauttfy.
nS the human hair Is again put up by the original
proprietor, and is made with the same care. ,,,I
aud attention, which first created It's imnen.e and
unprecedented sales OF over one million bottles nm.
nu"ly 1t s still sold at IS cents in large bottles.
Two million bottles can easily be sold In year when
1t is again known that the Kathairon Is not only the
most delightful hair dressing In thsworld, but that
s'eanseS the scalp Of seurf and dandru gives the
P9lr hYeyar ich luxuriant growth, aud prevents It
from turning gray These arc considerations worth
kn9TEirgi The kathAifOn has been tested for over
twslyeiy years, and is warrantsd as 'dsseribs5 I,
ady WhOvalues beautiful head of hair win u,s to
katthairon, It finely perfumed, cheap and yalua.
Bile. 1t is sold by ali respectable dealers trourhout
the world. ~ t5ni.iF, ID. 8. BARNES 500
dEc196nd&w 2I9dSuitiai ar1S NAV yos,.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-21
Afairs al Viokshnrp.

7 CHICAGO, Feb. 2o.-A special Cairo dis.
patch says the sickness in the army at
VicksbuFg is increasing. -
A coal barge ran the blockade success.
fully on Saturday night. a5ii
The Vieksbnrg Why of the 9th says the
Mississippi river Is 6vetlloWTng its banks
on the LOuisianAs side.
The town Of Desc, opposite VicksburV,
is nearly submerged, and it is expected the
whole peninsula will be Inundated pretty
soon.
The Memphis appeal Of The 9th SsvS
there is now no doubt that the whole force
Of the enemy is concentrated in sight OF
Vioksburg.
The mortar boats were towed down yes
terday to point near the rendezvous Of the
fleet. a IL .s.t..s 49,,
Any moment may announce the COM
mencement of the attack
The town Of Bolivar Landing, so miles
above Memphis, was destroyed by our gun.
boats in retaliation for the guerrillas firing
into the steamer Jenny Liud.
A Cairo telegram says tho ram Queen Of
the West has gone 90 an expedition up
Red river for the purpose of destroying
rebel vessels. If suecoSsful, the CHIEF
source Of rebel supplies will be cut of.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-21
Late Mexican Advices-Affairs
New Orleans and MOhiIe

NEW York, Feb. 20 The steamer EAGLE
has arrived from Havana. ags7}
Mexican adyices representing small pox
and dysentery as makinglsa sad havoc among
the French troops. gtyl5S
The French war steamer Lance was burn
ed atthe abandonment of Tampico., Three
vessels, one laden with ammunition and
the others thiproyisions, were also aban=
doned. 'l7.a
>. The Mexicans claim to have beaten 1900
French at 81 Organs. causing them to re-
treat with loss of 90 killed aud 80 or 40
wounded. They also have occupied ia
slapa.l az. fs,,.f ;s, ~ r. j
T. The French have established hospitals
at Peratand Tuceholac. In the Lated two
thousand are sick
s7 Theysteamer Mcclellan, from New Or
leans on the 10th, has arrived.
aq Nothing ofmilitary moment has, trans
pired.
saThe Delta had been suppressed by Gen.
Banks, but the employees waited on him,
and representing that their subsistence de-
pended on its continuance, Banks directed
that it be continued under the management
of the book-keeper. ia 57Es :
b.. It is,rumored that the rebelshad attack
ed the blockade feet at Mobile, but uncon-
firmed. r iass.ssl
r The Brooklyn and seioto were block
aiding Galveston. -li5sF
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-21
lRQfauha e 2 5Bs5=s.7 iFFFii5;' @
VAsp1NcroN Feb On

- -
The Naval appropriation hi lamendment.
was adopted, appropriating $500, 900 for
marine barracks at More Island, Cal.
Vhe amendments striking out appropria-
lions On fora sectional dry dock at New 3 orlzI
ana n ortolk navy yards were agreed to-,
several minor amendments were adopted
aud thebill passed. - '. s ~ no. No, go g,
Mr.. Wade moved to take up the bill or
ganizing the Territory of Arizona
/, Mr.. Trumbull hoped the Senate would
proceed with the consideration of the bill
for dischargiug State prisoners.
Nh. FeSsenden moved to go into execu-
tive session. Rejected 10 TO a..
5 The question REQUIRED on taking up the
Arizona bill. Adopted "a to4l5. "
The Sedste went inlo Executive session
Adjourned. IS a
y IN 81 = WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.
"A Committee of Conference was appoint.
ed on the indemnity act.
Mr.. Wade from the Committee on Terri.
tories reported back the bill to allow the
people of Nevada to take preparatory steps
for being admitted into the Union, aud
asked to be discharged from the further
CONSIDERATION of the resolution enquiring
into the expedienoy of admitting New Mex
leo as ID State.
Mr.. Wilson, of Massachusetts, from the
Military Committee reported back the
joint resolution to facilitate the payment of
sick and wounded soldiers in the Hospi.
talsss and convalescent Camps, directing
them to be paid in sixty days. The reso-
luton passed. E -gal
Mr. Wilkinson, from the Committee on
Territories, reported a bill to enable the
people oflNebraska to take preparatory steps
to be admitted into the Union as State.
Mr.. Lane of Kansas reported similar
bill in relation to Colorado.
Mr.. Trumbull, From the Judiciary Com
imltteei reported adversely to the bill to
amend the act admitting the State of West
Virginia. a Ls.
Mr.. Collamer, from the Post Office Com
mittee, reported bill relating to Post
routes, providing for bridge across the
Ohio. a5 aSlala
Mr.. Latham introduced bill providing
for a Circuit Court in California. Referred
to the Judiciary Committee.
"a, Nj, Collamer called up the annual post
route bill Several amendments were
adopted and the bill passed. .gaf
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-21
Proposals for Flank HOW1tzers,
ORDNANCE oFFIcE, WAR DEPIRrNBNr,)
II LEIIIH nEnSr- In mar. " -lGR.i -

-F--t WAsHtEGTOSs january 2TJ 1865.
PROPOSALS will be received at this Office until
L O'clock P. N. on the 9th of February next Tor
furnishing one hundred less 2A-pOunder cast iron
HowltEers for flank defense. These HoWitxers
weigh when finished, about 4I6 pounds each, aud
drawings exhibiting their Dimensions can be seen at
this office or the United States ArsenRIs They
are to be subjected to the regular United StAtes in.
speet0n and proof and none to be received and
paid Tor except such as pass Inspection and nroof
and are approved by United States InSpeCtOr to be
designated by this Ottice. Payments will Oe made
Of inspection and recepto to be given
by the Inspector, aud forwarded to this Office
Bidders will state the number Of uuwitzsIs they
propose to delivef(not exceeding one hundred the
place Of manufacture and delivery and thoprice per
pound for the fnished HoWitZer; and o bid will b.
entertained unless IL be from founder regularly en-
gagged In the buSneSB satisfactory evidence of which
must accompany the bid, Any bidder obtaining IA
contract will be required to enter Into honda Wit h
not less than two suretEs in the nSnAI sum Of IL
thousand dollars for the faithful iul0lncnt of tn -
contract in all respeCts. The bonds must be NE
EnoWlrdBed before Judge Of n court Of rtcOrd ana
the Douusnen must be certified by the Judge Of a
District Court OF the United States, or an Ordnance
officer 10 charge Of unltpd stRtea arsenal, to Lv
worth the penal sum Of the bond over and aloVsGt
Tile right lHreasrved to reiec, alISproposai, IL II,
prices nFe deemSt tOO high, or u Tor any cau..t
v not deemed for t0 public ulercst 90 arcsnt them
nj, Proposals. viii he sealed and addressed To BrieA
diet General James W. Ripley, Chief Of OrInsur.
Wellington, ID. O., Aui Wil be sudotsed PROSE-.
sAlatoT flank HOWtIECFs"
}. W. RIPLEY
Bligndier General chief Of Ordinances.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-21
: .s-.a. sI:TE.-5=7lg8 1855 s
BRAKES :: PLANTATION BITTERS

They purify, strengthen and fnyigOrate.
They create s healthy Appetite .slt;
are sa anE'qofe 70 change of wrttsr and diet
lucy overcome effects OF dissipation and late hours
=. tue system and enliven the mind.
nney prevent nlssmaslc and Intermittent fsvera
Putl1yIhs breath and AGILITY of the stomach
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation. ,Bf,1
They cure Diarrh@a, Cholera aud Cholera aorbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous q Headache.
They are the best bitters in the world. Thew
make the weak man strong, and are exhausted ma.
lures great rostorer. They are made Of pure St.
crotx Rum, theeoIebratsd Caltsaya Bark, roots and
herbs and are taken with the pleasure Of beyer.
age, without regard age ortime Of day. Partic,-
aFiy recommended to delicate persons requiring
gentle Stitnulant, Sold BY eli tocers, Druggists,
Hotels, and Saloons. p. H, Drale& Co, 200 Bro.l.
way, New York Ip''satTs.l- srAi declo.6mdk,v /,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-21
Markets BY telegraph.

:Hge q Il s, is!. Nxw Yohx, February 20.
Flour less active and SO 100 lower 55B7 rs fol
extra state 909s 90 Nor hoop Ohio, and
$1,000 90 for trade bride brands, closing hsovy :
whisky steady g 1851 chiefly 1t 53@56. Wheat
less active and I92c lower; 1901 81 for Chicago
tprtng, 6291 % for MilTaukee club, 71a1 a for
Afnb Z loEn, I281 I6tor winter red western Corn
doing, and the market fully lie lower; o6695
for soqnd mixed, end s5995 for unsound 0atSleS.
active and hearcely 50 frm ct 756D77. Pork opened
steady and closed scarceiy % fr.. Prime mess beei
dull and unehouged. Beef hams steady at l66l6 Sol
BACON stdes more active and 6rm. Lard apened 8rm
and closed aha easier At 19Z@n5S b u 2
Money steady with fatr bpFiheSs. Sterling not
bankers' hfIia. 49, :, = - 2 - n - -
Gold lower, unSettled aud Irregular opening at
e2155 advancing 70 6Ss7<, and cloatnR weak At 69,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-21
R0- RExEnBER Goodwin = .wild.-,.

E6r REMEMBER Goodwin 4 Wilder's
great Polynorama OF the War viii open at
Washington Hall on Monday next. We
: hope and believe that crowded house will
greet the opening Of this elegant work OF
art in our city, for judging frou the high
encomiums passed upon this painting BY
the Eastern press, we are convinced that
1t Is an entertainment of rare merit. The
first artists Of this country have been GU
gagged in the production of this elegant
series of paintings, and a complete epitome
OF All the incidents aud events of the war
are 'i'id'y aud trNthfally portrayed. and
the numerous scenes are graphically de-
scFibed by a competent lecturer. No one
should neglect the opportunity of visiting
the POlynorama.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-21
HOUSE.

Mr.. Shellabarger offered resolution
which was adopted, that difficulties have
arisen regarding the pay of volunteers, that
the Committee on Military Affairs be in
structed to inquire, and report what legis.
llation is necessary to secure the payment
of soldiers from the time they entered the
service, instead of when their companies
were mustered in. max
e. The National currency bill was then
taken up. .sI. vi - ,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-21
From Richmond.

wAsnlNaroS, February 2O.-A gentle.
man who recently escaped from Richmond
reports that the Merrimac No. 2 vast at
Fort Darling the latter end of January,
having a,lighter on each side of her, owing
to her top heaviness. lass 5sl
She carries four guns, but is pierced for
eight. ai-.H8f ldiliiSs 80.
Longstreet's division passed through
Richmond. several weeks agoifo the South
and Southwest 5ua Hs-zfE tti5 '.sa ~
M Large numbers besides of the army of
the Rappahanpoek have followed aas 81
He says the country between Richmond
and Fredericksburg over which he travelled
was perfectly desolate. ~. I
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-21

BABTINoRE, Feb. ls.-This afternoon
while Gen: Butler, in company with the
Reception Committee, Gen. Schenck and
stat, visiting forts around the city, 4 mel
apchol ctdent occurred. They had Wis.
tied Fort McHenry, Federal Hill and Fort
MARSHALL; HereIa salute was fred Just as
the party had passed along the RAM
parts, out of range!of the guns. The gun
snef sup osing the party had passed, fired
a 81 pounds, but unfortunately some of
the party who had loitered behind came M.
One of them, Commander Maxwell wood
hill: received 9 whole charge which blew
the flesh from his lower limbs and caused
his death in a few minutes.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-21
RmA NAN drssaed in a soldiers h1on

B9-A MAN dressed in soldiers blouse
was foand lying on I uinc;y street last night
in an apparently. insensible condition. He
had severe wound upon the back of his
head from. which the blood flowed profuse-
Iy, and Whiob had either been inflicted by
some person or received in fall. The
man was too drunk to tell much about
h1imnselfa and nobody seemed to care much
about him. has
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-21
!. From Washinpton

80 WASHINGTON, Feb. 2o.-The COMMITTEES
81, Ways and Means in their report accom-
.pauying their bill establishing a branch
miutih Neyadai say the discoveries of the
precious metals Variant the belief that It
will in, alfeW years in that respect surpass
even the Golden State. y -. a
The Senate COMMITTEES on the Judiciary
have given much attention to Utah affairs.
Thep are now convinced That the teTritorj.
al legislature by the establishment Of a
Probate Court With power co-eItensiye
with those Of the Unftsd States District
Courts illustrates all proper Judicial pro.
ceedings.I ;sIe Gas
TIE Federal Judges have forwarded q
request to SO define the duties of their
court that no further tEonble in future may
occur. 49, f7ss7sais.al 9s5sI
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-21

ES% The SMALL 4Po1 AGAx.-As we
predicted yesterday morning the rumor in
reference to. the expected arrival of tho
Starlight with load ofsmall pox patients,
proved untrue in every particular, The
police watched the landing during the
whole of Thursday but the boat did not
come. Yesterday morning Mayor Baird
wasat't the landing waiting for the boat but
being called away tor few minutes,
the Starlight arrived during his absence
and landed a patient, gentleman who
resides in Centre Wheeling. The Mayor
upon ascertafning this fact Immediately
took steps to prevent the spread of the dis
ease, aud an Investigation resulted in the
discovery that but,a single patient on the
boat, (the one.aboye alluded toy was in any
way afflicted and even this one had moth
ing bpt the chicken pOF. Thus the whole
story ends in smokey 81
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-21
Waghlhgton Dlspatehsg
4 IsPeelalI 70 the World -

= a. es - a--.T
| WATERMELON, + eb, 4 The .RennbIiean
confirms the statement that General RhtIer
has been ordered to an important command,
1t is not New Orleans, but is reTsrfed 80.
an important ned of operations probably
T The Ways and Means COMMITTEES. b,v.
declded1 to place no additional tax on whis-
Sey. NO aecislon made on tobacco, proba.
9ly g s!igh .,i e Z viii be added. The Com
mlttee decided TO reduce the duty ON inn
ports Of printing paper; the exact amount
to oe' LETT u1known3 probably not under
fyep cent \ 4 {, 4, , 3 -. -
Times Dipatchl
Personsiin Sposition 10 know saw that AZ
least twenty-five millions of dollars have
been stolen in the Qlartermaster's depart.
mept during the last few months. 81
General Burnside will at once enter on
tonight. s. s. : IT 81. 2. = q -
Ool. van Halkenburgh, of, the Goth In
diana, was dismissed from the service for
disloyalty and unbecomiag conduct. ~
- Z = =, Efts LHetaldIs Dispatchl2 ~
"a Yesterday the Detective Corps of Col.
Baker, Provost tMarshai Of the War De-
parttment, arrested at Berlin, Nd, T. N.
Fuller: and Joel Mason, both Belonging to
Loudon county, Va, with $4,000 ia Con.
Tolerate money upon them, directed to
Rev. DR.. McGiu, ,Richmond; also a large
humber letters for various parties at the
South. They had So, 900 worth of contra
band goods in a7wagon. They came from
Baltimore with pass from military au-
thorities there. 7i.i5s ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-21
BSg.HDEXTH Or AZ Our HoRsr-Au Old

pEATH Or Al o1Ba HoRsE.-Au cd
horse called lobe, owned by Mr., A. Ridge
ley, of Short Creek in this county, died
one day last week: If he had have lived
until May nextihe would have been forty
years Of age. he has been doing duty on
Dir. Ridgeley's farm for twenty .nine years.
H = g had most remarkable constitution.
and was celebrated for his great. powers of
endurance and his amiable disposition, par
ticulaFly during his latter years. Mr. R.
has known the horse from a colt and is
therefore quite correct as to, his aget Mr..
R. authorizes ustto publish Tobe's death,
and thinks we ought to give the poor Esl5
low puff.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-21

WAsHlNeroN,r Feb. 19.-Representative
Gooeh satato day in the Honse by ihsttuc
ton Of the Committee on the conduct of
the war, that recently published s,,iten1ehts
70 the effect :that Gem Msigs had refused
to testify to the treason OF an officer ia
without foundation. The sauna authority
Rfyas an emphatic denial to the statement
that g en-. Mcclellan has been sum moned
before the committee TO meet grave
charges! s7t'si sg-sl i3e5a's
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-21

bB- PLATOFF cLIEroS, company A, 1st
Virginia infantry is advertised as desert.
er: The usual reward will be paid for his
arrest. he is supposed to be in this city.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-21

D@ The OLD Folks. - Our readers
should not forget that this is the lastuight
of the Old Folks concerts .inGthisi city.
We hope that they will be greeted with a
crowded house 1879 ma
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-21

B6r The oFRRR slDE,-We have re-
ceiyed a note from Frank Lawson, propris-
tor OF Lswson's Cottage, in Triadslphi.,
IN reference to the reported row at bis
house on Friday night of last week. Mr.
Lawson denies that there was any difiGuI-
y between any of the persons in attend,
ance at the ball which took place at his
house on the evening in question. Mr.
Lawson says that his bar-keepar left the
bar for few minutes, and during bis 40 !.
sence some outsider stole thirty. or forty !.
dollars from the bar. Suspicion fell upon
young man who had been hanging about.
the house. The bar,keeper accused this
mon Of stealing the money. The charge
was Indignantly denied, and a fight took
place between the two. Mr.. Lawson saws
this was the only fight tbatt took place, and
that those in attendance at the ball had
nothing Whateverto do with it. z
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-21

BosroS, FEB. 2O.-A. A. Lawrence and
Jas, n. Beebe, hRye petitio9ed the Massa-
chusetts Legislature to be incorporated
as the American Steamship Company,
swithIa capital:of two million dollars. Tho
steamers are to run. between Boston and
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-21

B0r cLorHIae.-z-7we call attention to
the advertisement of schonfield Il Bros,
the enterprisiug clothiers doing business
on Main street, Centre Wheeling. ~