davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-24
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Ra&ridbt tpitb btettitt se0ebeu, baB Der naterssi9nets bonn
Uoilengert@te hr Staot Baltimore 8elmaGt sur 0etmaI--
nns bs RatlaieS bes aGbier seritOrbenen George s.
Seba am 10 sSGauar 1868 erbaten bat. Ale bfetent-
gen. pelbe Jpt serlnSen an 6eien RablaB BADEN, pereen bier
NIT onfeeforSert, folte uebit ben n~Stbtsen 8ete9en an D6er
Dor benz 16. Sali 1868 eiaauret6eu unb eeltenb 3u ma
Den, coer gu 9%ewdrtt9en, bab fe tbrsr &nipriue an 6ielem
IHn9en an oieleR gta&lob gu MAIDEN baben, perben bier.
NIT aIi9efOrosrt, 1cI6c Wnssr3i9lt6 en- ben 1luterue3ei&neten
81 Ieiien.
@ ~. r7.aa - GIeran6er QspItf,.
Soul4, An, 1nIn aSrrirftriator. i't
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-24
QtStrtbfbaft An Derfanfen.

Cine eansbare gDi,tbI9aft ion %beIebteasn Tsstis Der Stao
IN NIT eiSem neu.n Baeatea,c. su ~SertauteH. 3dserssit gu
rlrasen tn Der lpeferaOfTce. Sa~0
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-24
Su p~crfnnfca.

3u perfdnfea. 81.
81 Gin breifbdiges ~gDobubaus nit sspeiaSdtaent SIM
855SS t%er9ebduee, Stcre In TrCnt tn gUnSir, uGbe Baut-
fl. ueben rem 9etbiaI 9eleSen, wtrb btGts ~pertdpft. 0dbe-
leg BET bnw Ell &8ra6sr, 30, 2oeT2ss Batting e6ry
rss8enlbeE 5%drgSerff. mr ta5o-oM COS aalnOHD5
@afee in Qfuup. Pateten
biuigA sl fateu bi - &c ,%l GSwarb 8tOd,
Sebtl6S sra ia 9enbor6lr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-24
cfnuffrirte gSpIfSfaIen0er,

Scr untertetdntte ntadt ttermit tenn beut@en @ublttum tn,
u1 qSa betanut. haB CT loeben tine Mn3obl Der
ueriGtsosneu 6enti6et %tlufrrten 8oItStalen6er srboIfen BAT.
Setr6- ' s. &. &tebfeIbL
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-24

Wer ms II q % m q G1 EN-. - DER
GbeOpur -Seeger, an Der 6rebertd 9anbTrase,
belfBt cine neuni1brise Sans BON Der dhten
srauen Bremer 6aee, Die Elm 3e6n un5en
iatperes st selest BAT. 'i4as
NngebaIten.-Nm SUnnabenb iplry
ben Die Sri. gtrsinta Nt4cls unO .. SannsY
auf ibrer beablt6ti9ten 8eile mad 8tratnia
ansebalten. Da 19 jeoo9 ergab, bab le
nidtS @eitereS beabi6ttsten ais gu t6rer bort
befnolt9en 6etmatb gu eelan9en, 70 wuroen
fe, mas fe unScrftGtt9er Bti1e Derabi1umt
tatten, NIT pafen perlebtn, unp v9al6Oa."
8alttmOrer $ anbeL-Sn Scri9er
@U6e lasen 81 6abraeuse I'm 6afen !; 6a.
ruuter b~efanDen f9 6 S9tfe, II 8rtes, unp
33 SGpuner, idmmtltG BON eurup1tIHen
9afen. Die 3abl Der ,RaRenfabrer In Der
BaY unc ben NebsnFI1en 1T notirli6 ni&t
NIT etnserednet.
@e1eBDerteBung.- 9. Martin
puroe am SOnnabenO Serbaftet, neil er per-
ab1dumt bate, ben S1nee BON Trpttuir neg
3u16afen. @r wurbe In So StraEe perurs
tbetlt.
@tn pat, .belIen Sundrme1 trtr mf1en Der
unceutlt@tett bss 8ertbtS ntGt su le1en i'm
Stanpe lino. purpe tpessn 5abrens enrG Den
Dtattt 3u 81 unp &oltsa3abluus Derurtbstlt.
s. Dam tpuroe tpe9sn gu ralten 6a9rens
tn So Strafe unD 6OtenSabIuns oerurtbeilt.
Bm. Sbpe, berq f4 %Defielben 8eraebens
idulpts ssma&t BATE, fam um stnen Dollar
btat9tr bapcn. l"s71a1
Gin Sptebnbe, Der f& SObn q.
SOneS a%nannte,, tpurbe .getern, als CT am
Praioenttrabsnf BabnbOf bic Sal&en zines
SOlbattn plincerte, absefabt. DEM Gilen-
babn~Sffetanten @dmeiTer, Der i'm berbafs
tste. BOT CT etne SO tpertbe llberne 16r an,
penn er i'm laufen ltebe. Ord btsler lief
|ii4 ntGt IRE MAIDEN, ionbern bra9te ben
5aluntsn in bic Mtttel.@ Station, tpp e. Bis
auf Weiteres brummt. .iaoiq az
|p@ a Sci unbbeit fin ben @Slodten /! -
anf :eben Solbaten. Der tn bsr S&Ia&t ffaut, tOrautu ssbu
I'M bur@ bic feutte @adtluft. &lcine @abem bon S oiI ..
10 aps ptIten, ieoen auoeren Nbenb genommen, sOrrtat-
rem ane unSrennneeu ber 2eber unb oes Ulaaens. reiutaen Sos
BLU unb f&ern isOsm Itaan cine trdittse Stiunbbstt. gur
20 SentS per tS@adtel.- Z y ~(216)
Mmtlihe 8rteftffe+
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-24
@ppermme,st Glatnsoffce.

Nc. 70 Def=6abettetrose, nnbe ct. 9aufhrase.
Sc DenIfpnen, 8ountps @elDer ,e.. K, @-'
3ranfe pber nerfpunbete SelbnteH, icel@e ~eutlaffeu
wnrben
'4Ippie &Gitttpeu unb Waiien bon ScIbatsn,
bic I'm Diente ~Seffprbeu fiub, tSnuen ibre 2niprt@e
i9neGfens beiprst er6alten bei r.
Ott17S 2em. g. SiII.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-24
Wafbin9tom; 8. g..
Solft1n's Wforfet @nueereir mo

SOhtrS Mfnrfet 8%anDerein so. g.
Ollie .OtsientSers weI6e Ah ;a cbisetn 9eretu uutsriei6ne
|babea, lprte Dletenietn, psl9e 1b an bsmlelben b~etbeitiaen
Uoae% wtIoealb tsrour9 benafrt9tist, bob ndbatn 0tsn-
pa, Den ~ p Mt., AteneS s Iltr. bic efe pE@eutlihs giu-
Seblurg In6 Die 8sdntcntrabt %Itittfatst.
Selianmlun9s-eetm bet .. d am collins Nlartett
SUM ~ r.-.r ..-, 8. g drt I.s.p
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-24
&OntptronerS Office.

&OntptrOner8 Office.
Iai 8aGttmDre, 19. San. 1858!
WertbDpae Sarm st ~Serfamfeu.
Die ietr ~pertbepne Sarrn an Der philadelphia Stoab, uuae-
tdfr 5 Nteten poH Der Staot if gu Sertaufen; fe entb6lt It3H
1dsr 9anb uno 9rdnst AT bic Sarnen 6es ber1tprbentn
&iGter Rel. gSnt. GppIe unb 8fpb, Sinclair. Sbe nabe
Gage aur Statt r1u6t fe iebr aerttSol ais Gaftneriarm.
8fnn e8 9erunfbt ptr6, fam Re IN bet 6arnen ~einaetbeilt
|pereeu. Die @ebduIi6tetsn befsben in eiaen suten 98Cbn-
aus une Stntergeb6aOsI. Bebineunseu perben ttiBt9 e.
telt. Sr9eno ndbere Nu8tunft ptr6 an SDIhe be 6ds
gSl1Se 9oer etnen E9ett er 6arrn taufsa wplen IN bieTer 81
fee ertbsilt. nj .s. Ia.fI
80 -'a.a-s '.lST 90 m. f a eeubbtn 20
Sa22'3nnlp,4r &pntrpleur.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-24

N%Gggenntebl S5.S73+qoL
8prtmebl $4.62o8 - ".
~Mc14Ies. cuba SO @ Al, 9prtO &iOU
40 @ A % Sat-
Gals. @rOunb @lurt 1850 p Cad, fet.
mes 81. Is, Gurfs Sslan6 40 Cts. % Snibel
bonn Store. .ass ss.
Stdrfe.. eYstlS "a 10 % ID. Hrga . =
gBS tSfeg+ @ents 8ertGnfe; fir &tty NIB
3ader, @rdterteios 75@ Off 30, YOprtbp' &teO
HOO. OIL, 20
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-24
Nerf0mfssM m5ei0em.


asHHl Gin 5psiffGttge8 (badfetnernes 2gDbh baus In CT
klannA Der aaeD, nabe SaIttmoleffr. It fur $3.50 su rfr-
IuIsn. Idberes bel u. 6. IG6amb.r lauh. oGc. 2SS g8ff.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-24
WerLam4f ann aefmSafs
@rpBe8 Wotionals@erf.

s. ~ SEIrtttn 81 a a3ugfp. 1913 Bulttm 1 + \
hrGss g. IT Per etpS!!gf Agent fur ben Staat @eoreIanO fur
%srttnsn btaRrif& { n 80 III 60 IN 6~entIber Nnsgabe
btttttIts. ~
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-24
Maft6naI.@p .@anDerein-

Denifni9en, bic f6Sn etneesctfnet, fpwse temt eettften pu
blttua Snr gfa9rt3twfe8 DTenhaa = bsag3. D1dr3, @bfntS 7
5pr: ote srlte = ttusablans Der r69entli&sn &ulage fattfnoet.
Seriammlun8S. 9Ofal bel 500. 8apt, 266 Brsab0ae.
I0e92t DPPs0li36G 1f 13 81 a 8, PROB. Setr. 81
s. 2tranbenmii1srg
26 MrGlOerrsFr. 3pil6en Gtsquit0> unO
".1 @analfrY
s1sFssH IR sa 9siUataassri4t bsioret ssbi4ts, us,beriesaa-
Y, II wrt,rytpF 3rr,fqm .uhgsh1# -sf Serials 'r1
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-24
GrGber ! @rain8

rf sSrGbcri Grains! 80
6tii6e Dtnfs- Grater jeten Gag in
{3 s. Sdcp6 SeegerNS 8raueret,
@de Don 9ratttrase unS 5reberid 8Oa6.
s. %. 8ennrt & g., &~nttiomGre.
S~rmfecsSerfanf.
Orobe 8eriteigerune pUm " ruuOeigentbum, Der
Square Comp. In Baltimore 3uaee
ii 9nsGga s Ot bGrenc. 9J9q1Dq G1T
ueber 800 pnftnS selesenc Bampfdte. "
Tie lgterse6nstep Erutces Der 2afapette Soaars gs,tp
dlIr Stentttber AuttiOt in Gem 6rdsnae Gerfauislofai
nebeii Der YCtt IN Der Staot 8alttmcfe t2gJFaG
an Mitttpod1, ben rs. Sebruar, Weittass 1 nbr.
Itten3ebno squares uSrmnb yerltel9eru, pelde in
nn6 cots e%tnsetbsilt limb, pte foIot. 30
See. NC. lib Gets, 37S Sus on Tretnontfr. 0+~
Gee. Np. p Z Cots l79 EuR en- 5dbrSbsrHru rff
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-24

tpae 8alttmrre, ben 10. Sebrnar 1868.
RtAbSfeb. Sc wnrben 600 Stidan ae>
bCten ; bielelben purben S~erfauft III 800
"a 59 100 10. Marft flam 4}.
S6wetne purben az bSberen WretteA
BON 100 @ IT'S D~erfauft.
S@a { wentge I'M Wartt. Vretle e 4
ln1.64 "a u pr Yfb. 3qq4o 9negs ~
AlspbOL, @erfdufe gu 6s @e IS @ents
y l@alpne iir 50 proc. proof. -.
q d e.. pUt So. 81, pearl SIS co. '~
8tenenwa@s. Sc @ 40 Cts ID
lie. 81 "a 80 GtS. % ID .
a ae E. &tO % ID 81 "a 80, 9aSaI 40
Gaquasra 81 6. Hea saa el
I. SD : bbStSer. 8Iau5Ols $1,000 Z
6rIGte. Sran8en So "a 4 - Dor; @t>
trDnen 81 IS "a 8 trOfene Mpfel 7ets. Il
0ept r.. ptemert p ID 8 Cts; Nalfeu
10 @ll; MuetatnuB so a 50 Muscat.
blttbe As a. At. sag
prOptftDneu. 64ultern % IL 81 "a So
c item T. S6tnfen sol WO. eB@pGlf $40
&stS+ Carolina teiner ba, OlttrsO. 6. A
Gu a .. QeruDtan; 224O To $50 (0 60 i.
Rnp6enmebl $24. asEEa43usN 5u24s
I'll @etr etbe. @et5en, tpetB prbiuGr l75@l85
ausge3et6neter 1876; rptber f5O@1S3. 4
9afer, Marylanb AZ @48, YennfslS6ni>
tiy6a iher Il "a "a. 54s ~ d" i
aprn, weibes SO a 95, selbes so..ao aa!sg
"y Is &rggerL Marslan6 90, Venn(YlS, 90. g. f7s
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-24

Grilfer @aSinr
bfatgft BEL @buGrb Blvd,
5ebrl6s ia e~Ombarbltr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-24

UluDllItlTiet
Gtne tlstns pIrtbIe tmpOrttrsr an o1no, wirS btGtet abaeSe-
Sen bet &buGre BIO61 i
Tt rl6s ia 2OnbOrbFt
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-28
Commissioners Sale ofiValuable ReaI
Estate.ini the CITY of Wheeling. !.

GsegRsuANoE offs. decree ofthssOircuit snperis
l. T. OF Oonrt OF Law and Equity for Ohio county rem
ieEed at its spring term, 1862 In eslss therein
ss wherein MAJ garet RGtelih, guar Ian Of the.
nsira OF ThomaSsL Ratelld, Is Complainant and
sLs saoRas T. RstSlIs hels arc dsfendapt Whe6dos
cree @ is recorded IN chancery order book number 5
ags469, Il will, Commissioner under a IA S1srs
la a6enday the 9th day April, 1855 (the Saue be
ing court dayl oer for sale at the front door 81 tbe
SSs mouse q Ohio the highest and bsst
the following described Real Rstate TO Wit.
Az that certain lot or parcel or ground sitfSts In
county, Virginia, In the addition to the city OF
melting, laid out by Charles T. Churchill TrnStse
Ely A. Zane called nu 1ibeT
ana designated on the plot OF said addition
y t9s number hye C6l In square number one ik be.
ing the same lotofldnd which was conveyed to Tbos
S an tatclH deceased, by John GIlchrist Jrand;
Elizabeth his wife, by deed dated January ie isS2
ie pte5 70 the piece OF land heretnbefore desert
hed Is bell Tyed to be IndisputabIe.
Terms OF SA(B-Ths ABOVE described 5iots vSin he
soi1 on credit Of four, eight and twelve months
With Interest from the day sale the purchaser siv
BOND aud security for the purchase money aud q
same. aI5 w 49, IN r Tf,fTs PnsSSySi 9h 1H ftF
/, HHt rtIiaWfiWgl aIi ID s7aaiae Commissioner.
in May, 1868. ssF' = 80 = =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-28

ati0n of four or i've hundred thousand
trancsi paid down; and that,it belonged, /, OF
right, not to rebel subject, but tosa for
eign ally yior neutrals .if 10 f.,-,. ~
h Richard III. Howard is the name, of one
of the principal beef contractors he has
FURNISHED the rebels, on one contract, win
;t00,O00'beeyes, delivered at eight cents the
pound, on.the foot, 1t is notorious that he
made great fortune By this contract alone.
for be patdlnot more than fonr centsi,per
pound for his cattle. Now where are. MIR.
aoward's funds just now Why did heso
promptly invest them in sterling exchange.
and send them abroad2 .4aas5 ads 4itG =
One Giddings, iuancier1 of Texas, per
suaded the rebel government of that State
to take from him Confederate bonds for
eight hundred thousand dollars in United
States bonds, which formed part of the
school fund of the State. Why did he
chuckle er'thisias q profitable operationY
sMhyldid he send these bonds to London r
Why does he not bring back any part of
his preperty2 10 80 .6l -
Gen. B. B. Nichols, once ofthis5 State.
was financial agent of the Texas secession.
convention. BE has been for some time
past secretly converting his property into
gold, at apparently rulnous rates. What
haslhe done with this gold, or with the for.
sStSa S0Sa1uk0 uOubub Will IL .tsttfi H1t.f
Simon Hart, principal contractor and
the leading rebel at Ell Paso. has been qui-,
city buying gold at high rates for some
time. What is his object2 / NYhatcaus
such brisk demand for sterling exchange
in Matamoras-for private, not for rebel
governmentiaccouut Ill ~ i5i4isig
These questions are eworthyoflconsider i,
alton. Though they may not have been
agltated here, they have been and are the
subject of anxious reflection lamone the
people ofthe Sonth. Their attention hay!
ing beenturned to them, they will continue
to think upon them hereafter. IF theys
only kueW9what consummate'prudence and
torestghtlon the part of their leaders the
accouut-books of the bankers of. London
andsParis would make manifest, were these
but opened for the inspection of tho pub.
lie, they would have higher opinion ol
their discretion than they have heretofore
even of their yalor. aThsee
books would show that the women of5the
families ofsome leading secessionists have
lost nothing by the rebellion, no matter
how their husbands or fathers may haye
tared.i Foreign newspapers, tits true, NAV
requlreto be subsidized, for they will not
treason gratuitously, aud thar
affords a plausible pretext for placing
money abroad. Astheir cause gets more
e,stheileaders canhot be kept from
securing their own retreats They will, 1,
borrow a sailors phrase, :.lay an anchor
to the Wiudward.''5 fte, - 5IzalI,5,a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-28
How Foster Rsoaped from washing.
gd0ceA ton, ~ g.
(cor. PFoydehcs JSnrnalJ

5gd00D tom y, CCi
Icor. ProTdence JonrnalJ
Justin the Browd OF evening I.stood on
the after deck, and from the gunboat of
iR. tie distance came thesolemnl lsjguaIy one
strokeSbfgthe bali 9 The1Wihd sssasI h1s6ed !;
the light was 9 sene. .clepf Starlight. One
after another ofdthei gu1boets moved of,
and the Escort came along in the rear.
Every Eoice2Was.hpshed,a and.tbe little fleet
poveain silence. Presehtly Che. gdnboat
got into positions and dieYerysone of those
g9ps were aimed atE the battery in mute
threatening, saying, "Let the Eseort;and
her noble freight go by Rud Ws+will not
harm you.Ri ignal hls N6ee eea64to fash
along the Shore Slowly and cautiously.
We moved towardathe front, andgt then for
the gate5 ia the Srow of spiles. The.pilot
guessed we'll. One wheel struck one of
the spiles4- -the beat rocked IA crash Tsthe
full head OF steam WAS let on=-the steamer
datted like. an sarroN oNi7-the Runs on siors
opened on us-the gunboats opened on
them, aud the sharp low lFWhfst'' of the
shells told ne of danger ~ slsS5
5INot - shotsstruck ius. So far SO good.
One battery was passed but not the worst
All took breath and offered homage 10.
Code DO not llssouls pray d 4 tell,you
Gll souls do pray, Deep below the tEater
line 8ss the place the inexorable Colonel
put me in, aud refused 70 let ms look and
as in tho gloom J arose and crawl ed over
the closely packed mass of men and pnt my
hand ON heqti or arm, Il 7tslt them s6iyer,
and heard them speak tendefly of2the Bet
ter things. d1NElIs Caad466ked away
toward Washing ton and the betteEtss ahoqt.
thes toWpS saw K hat We. were at aomes,
things snd1at thisamomeht opened 4 moist
teffftfi fits upon the town, & on have seen.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-28
ARMY .AlMBULANCFs..

b 2ai5 O: sz eoHcINNATI; Ohio, April Is, 1855. -.
EGEALEDi PROPOSALS will be received by tho nm
aeFsigned till 12 n. Saturday, the 2sti instan
!oE One hundred Ambulances.l The sample (RheeIi
inR PatteTn) may be seen at the Government wagon
ya[u I7 on HIm street, opposite Washington Park
no proposals will be received for atiess number
Deitveri must commence within fifteen days from
the date of the award, and must be Completed with
IN fifteen days thereafter 80 = - : ffi y Sai45
reduction Of one dollar per day.wiII be made on
eaeh ambulance not delivered within the time sps-
eihed untilthe date of delivery ; tf}T 5C}FFSss
~ contractors will not be allowed to sub contract
Eress, ct the bidders own shops. The Ambulance
mnst be delivered at the Government wagon yard in
this city. gen ESQ JOHN W 11CER SsoN;sfi 81
aPFF1S5td PpFI'.tfd lit...5,s- Captain aud A.,Q.,M.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-28
.,s.. ~ ] Yron / = .the !, I, !, -. Poi.

5Ieis hegf6niqg 70 be kR6S7 ID 4RaS6646i
as Il is known here, that not q few of the
rebel leaders hare been for sometime con-
lyerItng their property into money, SO far as
=, was practical ableffo, do 30, and placing Il
beyond theseay in London aud P4tts::i This
moSement Of rats who are preparing for
the time when theycshaH Hfleave tE1eit sink;
ing ship is, We hear, aWakening nnpleasg
ant iealousIes in the South. Let ns help
the press In, that part Of the county 10 afeW
questions answers ito which you'd clear
up some of tie iny steries.
\ How Is It that Slfdell mauagesto TO live so
HexpebsiEely 10 PaFis7 Is his properly still
in the South does be get his dtetts regu
larry through the bloekade-nr iE Il 4ael
thai he hasithss bulk of bis possessions in
EuroPe7 And r so how did fl get there
The trial before the Gommissiopvr of Cons
hscation % New Orleans disclosed thecun.
ming proeess.s An advocate appeared ip
eopSt 20 treFiseI the pPIieatian oti:the law.
ion the geoundi that the property belo1ged
substanti 10 . foreigner. Il was alleg
led that SlideIT had mortgaged the whole
Of 1t to Frenchman of Paris, IN consider
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-28

aud her noble freight Of souls When i, The !
tension ofJtonr hours strain gave way and
the men cheered, they made these old for.
ests aud ,hill ring with patriotic huzzasAl
Then the tears came, and we were all like
loving childrens Foster wept., Tie garri
son. seemed thtilledlwith joy. - "a!
Has there been a brSver,s a more daring
and triumphant deed since the commence:
ments atheawar25 sf;f $50 =,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-28
Where nIen-Aretout OF sPIsoesdI

s-tas - - @4@ES -<Ak o tGuL 1fEA0Cos9GE
Gail Hamilton, in the last Atlantic
Monthly, thus discourses: laia
The one place in the world where a man
has no business to be is the inside of a lryt
goods shop, Henever looks and never "a So
big and 6ungling as there. A womaii
gltdes in, h,andiont among crowds other seq
steers sweepingly clear of all, obstacles, aGd
emerges Triumphant. A man enters aD6
Immediately becomes all boots and elbows
He needs as much room to turn around in
as.the, English iron clad Warrior, and h
takes bin about as long, he Jresds5 on al
the hounces,, runs against all the clerks
knocks down all the children, and is gene.
rail- under foot. Il. he gets an idea into bis
head, a Minis battery cannot dislogde ii.
You thought Of buying shawl; but. over
thousand considerations, IN the shane Of
Raglans, 81. axis, talmaa, pea Jackets, induce
you to modify your We've. he stands by
you. He hears all your inquiries and nj.
the clerks snggestions, The whole pro
cess of your reasoning isyisible 10 the max.
eye. he sees the sack. or ,visite, or cam
put upon your shoulders, and you walkip9
of of in it aud when yoH are half way home.
he will mntter, in idiotic amazement. "I
thought you were going to, buy - ,shawlli
1t is enough to drive one wild.
u E~-sH+ lAtslssftf AEat. ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-28
.ksSg55 % 8 State 91sssltIlalgs laT9lp.heEE.5EI%
Editors InteLLinencer:

4ItGGttlye7ICET
Ala meetipg.ofa q portion of the, Union
and New State citizens of Upshnr county,
convened Mt the Court House on, Monday
| the goth inst e61Tt day {Richard Fret
vel, Esq, was called TO the Chair, and
4 Nathan b. Taft appointed secretary.A vi !
I Qnsmouon, DR., .. s. Pinnell stated the
d6ject of the meeting which was to ap.
loint delegates TO. the Parkersburs Conyen.
uon to!lomIlate candidates for State 'tofi /.
GERS, and also Senatorial and Judicial
/ Convention to nominate q suitable person
| for rJndReyot this Circuit, Sand two candi-
tdates for Senator'S for this Senatorial dis.
| tFict. TG paI a. NJ GNSL
90 motion, six delegates from each ma
gisterial distEictriWere appointed to repre-
sent this county in the Parkersbnrg Con.
yention, as follows: q 52s5s tis'1 -, q
IstDtst - S6IomonSDa James Keesline,
Noah B. sWamsiey5 John B. Shipmau, r..
FretwelI and Lair Dean. sssszfs
I'd Dist.-Jacob Teter, John Love- j. N,
RLouden, Elias Bennett, Lewis Kanfc6ff and
j. l.. D. Brake! Il lfO1lEIE3sS
50. DisEzzJo JohuEJ Barr, D. s. Pinnell, E.
]. Coleridge, F. Berlin, John j. Roger and
D. D. 7. FarnsWpFth. t7y,3-fs,ts5T
Armstrong, Daniel Sumner, John J. Vim
cent, Chesley Mnorel ndE Festus YouuRsI Y
On motion, Ter, delegates were appointed
to yePEesent- this county in the Senatorial
aud Judicial conventions, Wis 5.s,., 4 hi,
( list District-Col. Watson Westfall, Wm.
3. Go9dgiha George w . TtpueYs Richard
FretWell, James Kusliug, Alexander Riggs,
n. B. VI amsley, Lair Dean, Asa Strader
and Elijah Harper.
Cd Distrtct-A, r. Ireland, Jacob Teter,
David B: Roger, Stewart L. Queen, o. B.
t9qqdssn, Ighn Love, =. Bennett, John ~.
Louden, j. q. D. Brake and j. Starcher.
Sd Distgict- ID ID. rs Barnsworth, 10.
seph b. RaPp. J6ha .. Bdunn;aD. s! PinIeil55
p.S. Haselden, 8. D. Philips, Lot Outright,
8. Rorh hbaugh, y. L. Smith, j.. j. Roger aud
"A. Ponpdstone.
g4lh sDi Disteict Samuel Wilson, 3BsGouId; ;
Theodore Morgan, Jonathan. Heefner, Fes.
tus Young, Charles s.. Haynes, Anon
Yonng. A6tahsm Buck tannon,T Adoipaus
Brooks aud Richard Philips. .asnsz "a
4 7ResoL1sd. That the Senatorial and Judi.
Iscial cony en- tons be requested to meet ia
the town OF Buckhaunon, Upshur, county;
ION the'20th day after the date of the Presi-
dents proels tion, declaring the State of
West SViFginta admitted into the Union,
iun1ess that day should be Sunday, and
then th1i on thsipexsrdaya ssI saa - s7flis .
On motion, the Secretary was added te
the delegation to the Parkersburg conVen-
tipnE IzFs azTEIEsE ,S75A. .f5fJe
Ordered That the proceedings Of this
meeting be signed BY the President and
Secretary, and published in the Wheeling
latettigeneer and then the meeting ads
'04tAsSi Rieu1.b FsS49S7t,4sl 7z745s pc PFFs,,..
-Cs&7aAESH. TEFfTS Ssc,y;lI- NJ - =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-28

The Admlnistration VlndIoated.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-28

F1RTEES thousand dollars have alr.a,,v
been e. sEsPsRiftsa sgP9h from NsE York for lbs
relief lis g Of ths sptfeFipg poor 10 ireland,
isAs honest mSh's the 16bisst Wjotf &
GOd-but The edition is small, Suggests 1lgcS rs.
the n. o. Pic.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-28

sEz1ToK CoxsE:gs,, 81 6AE.ilSoRSirAs s.ssq
saa francisco 'disPsteh Of the 2oth fnsta f1sita'
says: ls5a1 si5ss9slissq7 9 tfs sa2di 6sTsi
AT large Union. League meeting in
SasFamsnto on Saturday. Senator Con1s5s
Pseeged hAmsslt nm t9 sqlsLai9 .lhs Admins,
supPressing the rebellion, ahd not fol I6 Rf
the lead of Senators AeDolk kall ladJi. EeSs.
mltn. .la,st aIEsllr..l.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-28


15 % inc space occupied and the number changes
from transient persons or strang
ers. TO bs paid for 81 GdSnaos. - u 5fszE lfsftss
u BnGnea8 CardE exesednE i've lfues SO mar vaar
os$o tor sI months but for shorter period nothing
VIII be counted les than square,
The privilege Of Annual tisinR ID, limited 70
the Advertisers own aImmsdiate business: and ali
eayerttsements for the benefit Of other prisons as
Ven as all legal ertsements and advertisements
sales and real estate, by them muSS
be paid for at the usual rRtes. - - 80
Advertisements not accompanied with VIZ ttea
etons will be inserted until forbid ,and charged
Notises SoF Politeal Meetings to be charged in all
cases at fnll lratessIq = isi5'ssTt5 s17 7 - y
marriages, Notices Of Funerals, and aunoneemsnks
OF serEnons 90 cents each. nonV1I-'69