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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-03
Sinking of the Honsetnn, =

Baltimore, March 2.-Ricbm6nd papers
have been received at the American ofice
from which it appears thar the torpedo
boat which sunk the Hopsatonie must
have also been lost.
Charleston papers Of the 29Ih, speak Of
having only ascertained the cause of the
sinking ofthe ,Hpusatonic from captured
Yankees. They bad. previously SUPPOSED
the vessel had sunk ih the storm and only
learned that the torpedo bad been success.
full on Tuesday, after the. occurrence which
it viii be Remembered was on lhs l7th-
The torpedo was commanded by Lieut.
Dixon Of Mobile. aatsl1L =.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-03

B~THH RrvER was rising yesterday
with about nine feet water in the channel.
Owing to the snow and slush upon the
marks it isnOt easy to ascertain the actual
depth Of the water. The present tbaw
will doubtless give US at least two or three
more feet water. The ]. R. Gilmore, with
big trip, passed down yesterday withou.
landing. A new boat, belonging to Messrs.
Taylor, Porter & Co., is now at the land
ing in an unfinished state. She is to be
employed as a tow boat.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-03
u TAl WEILs OAsE posrporrp

16r THE WELLS CAsE POsrPoHRD.-
Yesterday afternoon in the Circuit Court,
Charles Wells, indicted for the murder Of
Hugh Clancy, made affidavit that John
Reyes, soldier in the service of the Uuited
States, was material witness in his de,
fence and that he did notfeel that the ends
of justice would be accomplished by com.
polling him to go into trial during the alb .
seOce of said witness. Judge Caldwell
therefore postponed the trial until next
Tuesday week, the 18th.
Wells' who is ordinarily good looking
young man, has grown somewhat pale and
nervous during his long confinement, but
appeared to be in as good spirits as could
reasonably be expected under the cireum-
stances.
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FOREIGN NeWs.


Portland. March 2,-Tbe steamer Da.
mascus from Liverpool 18th, and London
derry 18th, arrived this morning.
1t Is stated that the arrangements for
the departure OF Maximillian for Mexico
are complete. a.5a
The Prussiaus continue operations
against Duppel. f', 1fllls#s
It is stated that they had demanded the
Danes to evacuate Duppel aud Alsen, and
giving very short delay
Copenhagen paper says:
The Danish government has not received
propositions for an7aemistioe.r -f4s-4,-s
London, heb. l9.-An attack on DuppeI
by the Prussian and Austrian forces is im.
mtnent, but no news of its commencement
has been received.
y is said that the place is defended by
&c, 900 Danes ssfrint.tt =
liverpool, Feb. 10 Flour very dull.
Wheat dull aud easier; red winter ss I'D
@8s 81. I'D ~, IS. IS
: Corn Corn heavy and Sd lower, mixed 2ss Sd
Beef steady.
Pork quiet and steady.
Lard duh and easier.
( Petroleum quiet and steady. 4asl
LiperPoot. FEB. l9.-Flonr heavy aud
tending downward. $4,000. n
Wheat quiet and steady. Pr
Corn dull aud unchanged.
Provisions quiet and unchanged, except
bacon easier SOD 8 h
us London, FEB. l9.-Englisb and foreign
wheat and -four quiet -
0ats steady and in fair demand.
Sugar, prices unchanged.
Coffee qniet aud snpply.light.
Tea fair business. rttss 81 ~ 4
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-03
Last Nights Report
From Washineton.

WAsEIHGToN, March 2.-The President
has directed that the sentences of all per.
sons who have been condemned ny court
martial TO death, and that have not been
otherwise acted upon, will be mitigated
to imprisonment during the war, at the
Dry ToTtugas, Florida. -..'
Representative SpRuldiDg Of Ohio, has
been appointed member of the Commit.
tee of Conference on ths disaRreeine
amendments TO the whisky bill, in place Of
Washburne. OF Illinois, who has left for
home. SpauIding has heretofore acted with
WAshburDe in the taxing of spirits ON
hand, but as the Committee have been 10
structed, that part is of no material CON
sequence.
The Committee on elections to day de.
cided iu effect that Messrs Loan, MeCIurg,
and Riug, are not entitled to the seats
which they occupy, and which are contest.
ed. The questionsWill be referred back 10
the people of Missouri.
Mr.. Stebbin's Gold sale bill which Il. be-
Ing circulated among The members of The
House, meets with general favor. Itpro.
.Yides for The, sale 7at auction of all gold 10
the Treasury not needed to make govern
ment payments after I'VE days notice h6s
been given in the New York papers OF, 5eF.
mits the Secretary OF. the Treasury 70 an.
ply the surplus gold to Redemption in ad :
vance of the interest coupons whichever
the amount on hand is sufficient TO dis.
charge the entire amount of the coupubs
matuIingfon the Same day.
60
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-03

G@PREPARISe ron RA1D.-It is said
that Bill jackson is In Pocahontas county,
with about eight hundred mounted men,
and that ImbOden, IN Gresnbrier, has an
equal number, all looking for raid in the
direction of Weston. AS an Offset to this W 9
learn through reliable source, that our mill
itary authorities have sent to Buck hanuou
two companies Of cavalry, and battery;
also battery to Clarksburg. The for
tihcations at BulltoWn have also been mad
bomb proof.
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poNenIgai6AA1.
&ASnlSs4os. Matob

q
Mr.. Wiis5hi Of Mass, reported from the
Military Committee, a, bill 10 eoualiEe the
pay, of soldiers in the u s. army. 4 Also.
bill for the. pay Of Cadets 10 the q. s.
Military Academy aud for other purposes.
Mr. Sherman called up the bill. 70 en-.
courage emigration aud il was passed.
Mr.. Williamson rose to q personal ex,
planation, in reply to Governor. Andrew
speech in Fanuiel Hall, recently made!-a
Mir Williamson said that Gov. Andrew had
commented on a speech made by him
(WilllAmson) here on the conduct OF Milf
tary affairs,. A debate eusued, lasting an
hour and q half, between MessFs. WiIkiu.
son. Johnson, Anthony, Wade aud Wilson.
A message was received from, the House
announcing the appointment of new
Committee of Conference on the Whisky
bill.
On motion of Mr.. Hendricks, a Joint
resolution was adopted, inquiring under
whose direction aud from what cause the
recent disaster iu florida originated.
A new Committee of Conference was ap-
pointed, without instructions.
The Senate went into Executive session.
Adjourned.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-03
HAGAN'S MAGNOLIA RAIN

This Is the most delightful and extraordinary ar.
tiole ever discovered. It changes the sun burnt
ee and hands to psArly satin texture of rayishInR
beauty, imparting the marble purity of youth, aud
the diEtin0Is appearance 50 inviting In the city
belle Of fashion! IT removes tan, frecklss, pinples
and roushness from the skin leaving tie complexion
fFesh' transparent aud smooth. 1t contains no ma
teral Injurious to the skin PatroniEedb by Actresses
and oPs, aagerp. IL is HRatsyery LADY should
have: Sold everywhere ~
DEMAS s. BARNES Il co.
Sa %UuN Attt ~ General Agents,
seP1 en- ,,,,- 2O2, BROADWAY, N. Y
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NOTICE no sUescRInRR9=

We have this day sold to Mr. Theodore
GOrrel all that portion of onr Daily cirCu-
latiOn delivered by carriers. He will DO
the only authorised collector for subscrip.
tons accruipg after the LIST day of March.
Our patrons viii aad in Mr. Gorrel a
courteous gentleman who will use every
effort to have the paper delivered prompt
y and regularly aud will make his collec-
lions punc,usIly At short intervals.
All sums due for subscription previous
to the frat of March will be called for by
our former collector or may be paid at The
Office. feb2s
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- LATEST.

=
News from the front Indicates hat a
battle took place this morning at Sian.
nardsville between Custar's cayaIy and the
rebel infantry.
Rumo-s Persisteutly place Fitzpatrick at
ABOUT 20 miles from Richmond.
special to the Times, dated Washing
ton, lst, says: The latest information re.
ceived. from the army of the Potomac is to
nine O'Clock this morning.
Heavy musketFy, probably firing, was
heard early this morning off to the extreme
right, in the direction of Stannardsville,
where it was supposed that Oustar's cayal-
~ were engaging the rebels. s.
Madison O. q , as well as Spottsylyania
U. /, are in our possession. n
There is an evident disposition on the
part Of Lee to avoid battle by keeping be
hind his entrenohments.
Fitzpatrick has been heard from. The
report is favorable. Lees communication
no longer remain unbrokeu.
IL was reported to day ut Culpepper
that Hampton's Legion had been badly
whipped by Fitzpatrick, With loss Of
several hundred prisoners; Hampton, him.
self, among the number.
Especial to the World, dated Washino-
ton, LIST, says: Gen. Fitzpatrick, with
large force of cavalry and mounted iafant
~, started three days siuce for Richmond
in the hopeioI capturing that city By ,
coup den1Gin or compel Lee to leave BIZ
entertainments at Mice ruu and march I,
its defence. The rapid retreat of Long
street on Rlchplond is -expiained by lhi
movement.
ItissrumoFed5 that Fitzpatrick will hsy,
the CO operationof large force advancin,
upsthe Peninsula.
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ANTICIPATED Rad o., ygaeon preisie,

WAsHlH6ToN, March "a -l<Tbo Aiexnp.
dria Journal says, we would not be sur.
ptised within day or two to hear OF
raid on our wagon traios on the Orange
and Alexandria Railroad, as we'll as 10 the
neighborhood of vienna, as a. force of
Aos6y' e guerillas we're seeu'yesterday,wi with.
IN two and a half miles Of Fails Church,
ESluOg the movementa, of our trains.-
Niosoy was along with the gang in person.
Owing to the physical indisposition of
Associate Justice G reer, the arenment in
the Quicksilver Mining case in the ~. S,
Supreme Court, is pos,poped uutil Tues
day next, -, 80. =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-03

sEDAIlA, NO., March 2 -AaHFs broke out
about two O'clock this morping 10 the Mis-
souri, Hotel. 1t spread so rapidly that many
Of the inmates escaped only by jumping
from the windows. Five ,p5rsoas are
known to have been killed, among them is
the wife and daughter of the proprietor of
the hetel, 7. W. Gresham. Several buil-
dings west aud one whole block east of the
hotel were consumed. The loss is estima.
ted at from $100, 900 to $l50 900; Gut little
Insurance, The fire was undoubtedly the
work of an incendiary. ..-l
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-03

B@REv. J N. TaoBuRx lectured last
evening at the 4th Street NJ. E Church, on
India and the manners aud customs Of the
people. The result of his observations
among these people as detailed by the
Reverend lecturer were vely Interesting,
and frequently amusing; and his state
ments as to their deplorable wickedness
were absolutely amazing. The lecturer
bad with him zone little Ingin, !" a native
boy, apparently about sixteen years of age
whom he is educating, and who excited not
a ltttleinteres..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-03

B8@THE HORSE TRADE.-Persous who
are purchasing horses complain of the high
price TO which hOEsefssh has risen. There
are now only two kinds of horses in the
market-animals that are next to worth.
less and animals that bring too high
price for ordinary uses. Hundreds,ofc con-
demned army horses have come home
tobe restored to good condition. These
quadrupeds had done cavalry aud artillery
service until by iu6rmity and overwork
they had become unit for duty. While
some of them were knes!sprung and shak-
en- into uselessness, many of them, after a
season of rest and nursing, will probably
be nearly as good as they ever were, for
farm purposes, it not for the purposes of
city use.
The Government bought most of its
horses at $126 a head. The loss of so
many horses has stripped this part of the
country of that class of stock. Horseaesh
has amazingly risen. and even under the
hammer almost anything having four legs,
a name and tail, brings big price,. The
Spectators who purchase condemned
army horses and give them care aud re-.
OupeFRtion In the country. are certain of a
very handsome profit. Alarge proportion
of the condemned, government horses.
after due season of repose, prove TO be
as good as ever.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-03
HOUSE,

4 The House passed the Senate bill for the
military protection TO overland emigrants
to The Pacific States and Territdrier.
Z &rbe Houseltook up The biAs defining The
jurisdiction of the Court of Claims not Ia
includs any claim against the UAited
iStates, growing out .Gf the destruction oil
property by the.army. and navy engaged in
expressing the rebellion. =-e5
Nj Thomas wanted to amend so thai
quartermaster generals or solicitors and
commissioners in designated districts may
adjast the claims. -
Mr. Wilson caused q letter from Solicitor
Whiting to be read, showing that claims
are principally made for persons In the re.
bellions States and would require hundred d.
of millions to be extended. which would
have the effect of crippling the war. II
would be better to postpone action ON the
claims till we can act understandingly.
Mr.. McOlurg, of Missouri, asked leave
personalities of his colleagues, King and
Blair, but objection was made.
On motion of Mr.. ETdrldfge, of Wiscon.
sin, asked but failed to obtain leave to in.
troduce resolution calling on the Presi.
dent, Secretary of State and Secretary OF
War to furnish the names of all person
arrested and confined in forts and prisons
who have not been tried or convicted b,
any civil or criminal court, and also th,
names of those who have been banisheC
to the rebellious States
Mr.. Julian, of Indiana, introduced
bill TO develops the mineral resources O
the public domain. Referred
% motion Of Mr. Davis, Of Maryland, o
the Committee on Foreign Affairs; reso
luton WAS adopted calling upon the Presi
dent to communicate all corresponding
not already transmitted, relative 70 Mexi
can and Venezuelan affairs!
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Latest rom tie polt5s'2nII q a. &,

~ W = y. - YVA4HV army.
:, NV YoRk, March 2AT6e Post savs
there are reports from Virgins maj MAJ q : ~ y
airy force under KiIpaIri6E, bus eot into
me rear OF Lees army and il making its
way toEardsi S:Ricbhond; also, tia. 1
corps OF the army Of The Potomac IL Ffn9
9 ,diyerRipp in Kilpat5iek's avoF agai6 q tbe
main body Of the rebels. Nothing autbep-
tic hes been received as to the movements
but it, known that no battle had occur
red mp to yesterday noon.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-03

B8=WE understand that drunken
soldier yesterday pursued two respectable
young girls up Main street with "a drawn
revolver, and almost frightened them out
Of their senses. Such conduct is really
Outrageous, and should be severely pun
ishsd. Every true soldier should, so far
as possible, Use biz Influence to prevent
the recurrence OF such scenes which are
calculated to cast dissrsdit upon all the
soldiers in the city, the great majority of
whom have been orderly aud well behaved.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-03

BSAN 1rishmau closely handeuffed
was seen vest of Bridgeport, Ohio, Jester.
day, going westward, He is said To have
committed some crime in Pitts6urg, aud
70 have made his escape. he was arrested
near Bridgeport by = sqnad sent after him,
but escaped while the guard was taking a
little ''nap." When last heard from be
was making for Bellair.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-03

NEWr YoHk, March 2d.-Ths Richmond
Examiner of the 9th says, an Official dis
Patch EInfs reSssiis g ibg abe President from
Gen: Johnston yesterday. stating that the
enemy was skirmishin& all ploug his liues,
north east from Dalton. Il ia not doubted
that the enemy is nsktng general ad !.
yaAce.iu Georgia "a : - - Is !. F7s
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APPROXIMATIONS FoR BR1GADIRR GIN.
EaALs.-GOVernor Foreman yesterday sent
to the Senate for confirmation the follow
ing military Oficers:
For Brigadier General of the First Bril-
gade, VIM. L. Crawford.
For Brigadier General of the Second
Brigade, Andrew s. Core.
For Brigsdtsr General Of the Third Bri-
gadS, Edward C.sBunker.
For Brigad,er General Of she Fourth Bti-.
gsde, HenFyF. Westfall.
For Brigadier General Of the Seventh
Brigade, GsoEgsiG. BuRysr.,a g
The territory contained within the bOun.
dAries of the other bTlgades established by
law is SO overrun by 1he enemy that the
Governor has thought it would be do.
ing the loyal people OF those briKades in
justice TO make nomtuatious at present to
to fll the military Offices to which they are
entitled.
The nominations were referred to the
Military Committee aud will doubtless be
confirmed to-day Geo. Buukeris mem
Der of the Senate aud Gen. Crawford is a
member of the House.
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Notice to Subscribers.
Cotillion Party,

FNHRRE Will be q CotIlilon party at the FaImer's
i Hall on this (ThurSday) evening, March The Sd,
and pleasant time may be expected by all.
Music ~ Tho9. 7. CocAynO's CotillIoR Band.
ms lte -
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wAsHRoTON, Mar.hl.-Ths Pest SAYS.
it wilt eIOies The hearts of thousands ia
the north TO learn that General Butler hiss
succeeded in making arrangements with
Onld, which will probably lead TO an en-.
change Of prisoners.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-03

BB ooI Dam has. an order on the Pay
Department for The snm Of Sss SO paya.
BILE to John DegSrmo, father of deceased
soldier, W. ]. Degarmo, late of Company
D, Twelfth Ytrgtnta Volunteer Intantryi
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ISeA few more good men are wanted
70 aIl up Battery aD,n This is q rass chance
Tor young men wishing TO enter the ser.
wee. "A large bounty Gamble secured BY
calling early on Lieutenant ]. II. Richards.
At DillOn's, ON Market street near McLuts
House.
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member Of the House.

nSTRE PE1oH CRop.-We Roget 10
learn from those who profess 10 know hat
the peach crop in this vicinity is sntisely
Destroyed The warm, bright sunshine
caused the buds 10 swell prematnrely. and
the biting cold which followed destroyed
them. So that the coming autuma viii
bring us none Of this delicious truit5s and
We will have TO depend, as We have for
several years upOu the Productions Of Jet.
Sey and other secions where the seasons
are more regular, and where the frosts aud
the sunshine come at the proper times.
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p4rARalvAI op YrrrRIn sn1n1rn.

D8-ARRIvAI OF VETERAN soIDIERs.-
Yesterday morning Capt. POwelps Com
Pany of cavalry Qst West Virginia Regi-
ment), which has been doing service in
the KanaWha Valley for long time, ar
rived on the steamer Eagle from Parkers.
burg. They came from Point Pleasant to
Parkersbnrg on the steamer Gaylord
Notwithstanding the remonstrances of the
Captain the bar-keeper of the boat sold
the soldiers as much whisky as they want.
ed, which was not little, aud the couse-
quence was they created great disturb
ancs on the craft. They tore down the
bar, knocked two or three of the crew into
the water, and INDUCED in other lively
demonstrations of disorder. The passengers
were greatly alarmed not only for their own
safety but for the safety of the boat. Capt.
Powell, however, after much difficulty sue.
ceeded in restoring order. Most Of the
members of this company have re. enlisted.
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.8g gklearaIh...
Afternoon Report.
From the Potomao tArmvg

#AsHIHaToH, March l.-Reports from
Headquarters, Army of the Potomac, TO
This bureau, under date of March. lat. saw.
U would seem that General Sedpewick
was sent to the extreme left of the enemy
to engage his stteRtiou and divert his
Vlgtlence from.tbe Rapfdau Fords Kill
patrick seiEtug adyantagei of this crossed
the-river and proceeded to make a rapid
fdetopr to the Southwest of the enemy's
main positions around Orange o. d. and
I49Edonsyille, while Gustav swings rapidly
ero93d the extreme right of Sedgewick
via Madison 2. H aud StaunaFdsviiIe.
Our latest information from Fitzpatrick
was up to q O'Clock yesterday morning,
when be was reported TO be at Spottsylva-
MIA, aud ou the trot. OF Custor we have
positive knowledge that his long lines Of
cavalry dashed rapidly through Madison
U. Il. before daylight yesterday morninR,
II is reasonably supposed by Tribuns
special, who left the Court House at noon,
that Custar bad engaged the enemy at one
o'clock, for heavy caunonadtng was heard
atfthat hour ia the direction Of. Orange O.
h., and 1t continued up to dark.
Gray sends news from Madison O. H.,
dated Monday noon, that SedgeWick's
corps he'd at sunrise ON Saturday with,
days ratious. He biV6haeked at night
miles beyond Oulpeppef, and reached Rus:
seil's Ford on the Rapidan Sunday fore
poonE where more of the corps bivouacked
and SedgeWick established his headquarI
tiers.
Tslbot's brigade pushed on TO Madison
y. d. With his cavalry under Capt CLAP.
The LIST Division of the Sd corps came
up to the support of the 9Th on Sunday
night
AT O'Clock on Monday morning Gus
tar's cavalry with horse artillery, marched
out of the town tothe Rsptdau, which was
crossed near Barrett's Ford.
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PloWs,

of PittsburE manufacture, which NC v,ll sell, ON
liberal terms 'ur stock OF PloWpolnts d also large
and of all patterns INf
Call and examine our stock before purchasing
elseWhere. BELL 3 oAMPBELL,
Ets.s No. l61 / Main ST., WestHids
teb3b-3m doom souih Of MARI e Alley
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New York Market,
NV YotK, March I

~ NEW otkt March q.
Oottou-to lc lower.
Flour-Resyy, irregular aud unsettled
IS for extra State, 1907 20 Cor extra n,
II. o. and 4 25@s 90 for trade brands;
market closing unsettled. {
iWhisky-Heayy at sO@s2. 1pr " estern.
Wheai-Dull but prices without decided
change at i 56@l SO for Cbjcppo spring,
! 57@l 80 Mil Clnb and / e5s@I SO tor
winter red western u - -
Corn--Dnll andI@2e lower, / s8@l 81
for shipping mixed western, -,
oafs-Dnll and lower, 5000 for west.
Wool-Dull and nominally uneba5pea
Petro'eum-Qute aud stead = al Is for
crude, Al refined In bond aud SCI refined
BOtkgQhtst aud prices vitb6at decided
change.
,.I Msps Rssf1M9 % ss'tSs st4lss On private
Bacon Hams-Qufet and steady at 100
Cut Meats-Firm at es@lo for shout
derg and l23@l33 for hRmss IN
Bacon Sides-Iess active
Dressed Hogs-Qutet al 9F4lO for west.
efn and 10 for city. & vi 9qlf
3LatdJpqn. fiR g.1!{ ;IHa1
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-03
New YORK Money! Markat..

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