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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-08
Annual township Eleotion.

ORDERED by the Board OF Supervisors or ohio
" county that an election be held on the fourth
TLursdsy in April, 1854 being the Ssh day Gf Said
ACTS OF the Legislature Of the State OF West VII.
ginta, aud that the CLERK give due notice Of saiI
eleetion- 1cste:- GEO. " ..SIGHIS =,
Clerk Board Of Supervisors Ohio county,
The several papers Of the city will COPY this no.
tice un ii the day OF election. 4 -, ~ : -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-08
dARRIED.

MARRIED!4 ITll mi
By, the RsNs D.uW. Fisher, on thei svsrt,,s, =,
April It'll, Nj. THOMAS oDRER7 to Mis- RAIIEI III
GEt1s both OF this city.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-08

PATENT mEDICINEs. :
A LARGE STOCK, aud in great variety. We
"A buy these good. in large Its, secure the love
eat prices aud can sell At the lowest cash price,
R6-We AJAX dealers to favor us with call
I. IL LOGAN 4 CO.
and LOGAN, LIST 4 Co,
aprT Wholesale 4 Retail Druggists, wheeii1g
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-08
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
BRIDGEPORT. OHIO
Designated DepOsitory and Financial Ayeat
Of the United St1Ies.

DeotSstutSH OSPOSuVIY uhu EWuHCtut AVeI1k
Of the United StuIes.
'TNHIs BAEK is the successor to the Beluont
I u Branch OF the ktate Bank Of OhI2, and Is pre-
change business. r .fT = a,fial5I- - :.
It Is authorized 10 receive subscriptions to tho
Sd, 1854 70 - 5a = - = .s-'.'>''
These bonds bear date March lst, 1854, are 70.
deemAbe ~ the pleasure II the Government after
ten years, aud payable forty years from date In
ooin' with interest at I'VE per cent. per anuum in
s,;...., ;a,i,! !. 10 i
Bonds as they may prefer, In Gums OF $50 or s6no
multiple Of nifty dollars. fifI - - 800
Interest IN the $50 and 500 Bonds is payable
AnnpAIyi on all other deponi BOuiLann6allY
these bonds will draw interest from March lfe
aud the accrued interest," from that day 10 the date
81 subSerptton, mus. ba pain In coin or National
currency. II paid in the latter which fncludos
United stAtea notes md note OF Ihe National aDkT
nIty per cent. premium must he ado, d 10 The
,apFI 5r-. - JOHN TALLAiAN. Oaab
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-08

TnE rebel Government has recently pub
ltshsd ofiictall reports showing the number
OF battles lost aud won, anda comparison
Of the casualties on either side. ofsaours,e
they make It show terribly against the
"LiBcoln government The follovInS
ere their figures from the beStaainz; III 81 he
war: BuYu M HAsa ihzt
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-08
COmmlssIOners' Sale.
jaime. richards, E5:saIor, and others. Dorr,.
Beuj amin McAlet hen, Admir-, Com PIT.
AgRinRk


James Richards, Ezssutor, and Others. Derts.
In Chhbeery.
10y virtue OF decree OF the Circuit Court Of Ohio
ID county, rendered on the 9th day OF April, 1854
directed 10 the lsnagned as speeial Com salon.
err, We shall on the 19FH DAY OF APRIL, 1894, at
the front door UT the Court House OF ohlU county,
In the city Wheeling offer for sale the following
piece parcel oflAnd lying On BOgg's run In Mar
shall couuty, WeSl Virginia, containing one acre,
hfty three and one.thIrd Il A. So 81 poles.
TRIMS or SALE-0b0- third o. tue purchase money
/ In hand, and for the residue credit Of sig and
twelve mOnthA, the purchaser giving bonds with
approved security for equal amounts with interest
from the day Of Sae. Aud retaining the title ant
the whole Of the purchase money Is paid.
M.C.HUSD,
JAMES 8. WHEAT,
AprelOt Special OSmmissioners.
IooP sKIRTs-9I dozen Ladies' and Misses
I1l Hoop skirts, different styles, Including the
Sly Quaker, the Hinge aud other makes, from 10
cents to 1915 each ~ the Variety Store Of
O.Nl00LL4 Bro,
NEGRO DANCER Grows Automaton Negro
| IN Dancer cue Of the most RmueinB toys, at
aprS y. NlCOLL BROS.
NETs,--ApOlher supply Of silk Cord Head Net.
SPtS D. NIcoLB BROS.
CMALJ SILK sCA aRs for Ladies and Gentle men
- ~ the Variety htUre Of
APPS D. NtCOLL BRO
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-08

SS e "a K g 1s4 RsSHaSa Phsonsss T5ta
F'dSEai....""....saS6e lls2,EW sO.oS0 2oS5oo
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-08

NETs-ApOlhsr supply Of SIX Cord Head Nets
SpfS $50 %. HrcoLD BROS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-08

CMALJ SILK sCA aRs for Ladies and deutlsmeu
y A. the Variety htUre Of S.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-08

NEGRO DANCER Grows AutgmAton Negro
IN Dancer, cue Of the most Rmueing toys, At
aprS y. HICOLL BROS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-08
WANTED.

A LADY with some oxperiOpee ~ Q Phntograph
tAl Printer, can mid good situation by calling q
No. lss; Aain street. WYKEs BROWN.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-08

General Dix opened The great Sanitary
Fair of Nav ork, i, OF M67day. With the
following speech. s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-07-28
PUBLISHED (DAILY) By
EDGAR SNOW DEN, JR.
oFF1CE-No. 1o4 King street. over
sone's formerly French's) Book Store
FROM THE UPPER POTOMAC.

FROM THE UPPER POTOMAC.
The reticence in regard to military operations
~ the Valley and on the Upper Potomac is re-
n,rkab|e. The silence maintained In respect
- them IS 50 profound that ''if it were not
0osrjvely known that Early was on the line OF
tba Baltimore and Ohio Railway, in consider
.he force, one might suppose that the story
of,be Gght at Winchester, ending in the dis
,str01s defeat of Crook, and his subsequent
retreat to Martinsburg, was altogether lmagi-
native" Nothing, however, says the Baltl'
more Gazette can be more certain than that
ssmatters once more wear threatening as
Meet IN the quarter referred to, and that we
NAV hear, at any moment, OF sharp encounters
ifnot q general engagement between the op'
nosing forces" The Washington Constltu-
tional Union of yesterday evening says that
tits pretty evident that there was consider
able fighting yesterday between the Federal
and Confederate forces. The point of conflict
seems to have been between Martinsburg and
Wliamsport. The rumor of battle at Fred"
er;ck is al nonsense The Baltimore and
Ohio cars are running to Sandy Hook. The
Federal troops occupy Maryland Heights IN
strong force.'' The National intelligencer OF
, this morning says that the newspapers, the
;elegraphic lines, and the War Department are
all silent as respects operations on the Upper
Potomac. There are street rumors OF further
fighting on Tuesday between Martlnsburg and
Viliamsport. They seem to be founded on
reports that firing of artillery was heard In
that direction on the day mentioned. 1t is
said that the Federal troops have not yet aban-
doned Harper's Ferry" The Baltimore
American of this morning assures It's readers
that whatever may be the Confederate torce
in the vicinity of Martinsburg, they have, up
10 last night, made no attempt to cross the
Potomac. and all was quiet at Harpers ferry
at the time the train left there yesterday after
noon and person who LETT Martinsburg On
Monday evening informs the same paper that
up to yesterday morning they had evlnced no
intention Of crossing into Maryland, " and the
American says Tt was generally supposed
that the object Of the Confederates was to Keep K
the Federal forces out of the Shenandoah Val
ley, and then to gather the harvest. : "A dis
patch from the headquarters of the Army OF
che Potomac, via Washingtonton, mentions
that 1t Was re ported at Richmond that the
Federal forces, under Generals Wnght, and
Vr0ok, which attempted to intercept Early
sisnicker's at Gap, were defeated by, the latter
VINO took, on that occasion, number OF prls-
oners.
Carpenter picture Of 1.-THE first reading OF
'ae emancipatjon nroclamation Is on exhlD-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-07-28
FROM GEORGIA

! FROM 1EORGlA
/! A very imperfect dispatch from the Head
quarters Of the Army of the Potomac received
| in Washington states that Richmond papers
of the 22d claim that Hood gained q decided
victory before Atlanta, driving the Federal
forces before him With tremendous loss; but
although news from this quarter IS SO eagerly
sought after, and particulars are SO very scarce
yet the dispatch quoted fails to give any date
Of the fight alluded or any other circumstances
whatever, though they were doubtless IN the
Richmond papers, A sensational dispatch
from Louisville, announcing the death OF te!''
Hood; that two Of bis best corps had been
destroyed &c., &C., is published, but the evil
dences of the talsity are so papable that 1t IS
scarce worth denying.
A correspondent OF the Cincinnati Com"
mercial gives what purports to be description
of the battle before Atlanta, on Wednesday OF
last week, in which it is claimed that Uenerai
Sherman succeeded, after very severe fighting
in repulsng the attacks Of the ConfedeEates'
although it is acknowledged that the defeat OF
the Federal troops was quite imminent on
! more than one occasion during the progress OF
the battle lin which General Mcpherson
was killed. fought on Friday, there are nc par"
ticuars given whatever.
! The Richmond papers have report from
Atlanta to the effect that the Contederates had
succeeded in burning many Of the bridges on
| the Chattanooga and Atlanta Railroad, AID
had rendered the track entirely useless between
Dalton and Chattanooga. The supplies tor
Sherman. we are told, are now hauled over
land from Chattanooga to Rome, thence by
rail TO Kingston, and from the latter place are
hauled by wagons to Marietta and elsewhere
Rosseau. with loss Of five killed and thur
teen wounded" is reported TO have capfnr"
ea and paroled two thousand Rebels, and kill
ed and wounded two hundred. lie also
hronght into Marietta about eight hundred
hundred horses and mules and about the same
number Of contrabands, destroyed thlrty-one
miles Of railroad, thirteen railroad depots, and
oroat quantities of stores, cotton. &c. A DIS"
natcb from Washington states that mo news
from Atlanta is construed as indicating that
Sherman has not been as successful as reported
Some Of The Northern papers hope that Mr.
eaoratarv Fessenden's appeal for popular
loan" will have some effect; and the National
Tnto,,;oencer does not doubt but that this Gall
will be responded to. The Washington oaro"
nicle says: ''The fierce contest IN Whlch We
are ~ engaged cannot be sustained without up.
holding the national credit. 1t is not to s our
o,od;t that four months have elapsed since the
last payment Of the soldiers.
MaDhnruon Ia said 20 nave
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-07-28


/ ted States Will see in the impossible reQulsl-
tion Of the President as condition preliminary
10 peace only nsw illustration Of the ineztrie
cable entanglements into which the President
has suffered himself to be drawn By departing
from The original Theory Of the Was. 1t cone
cludes its ohsere a1iols with these ren1arks:-
The President solezu0ly declared IN the year
1861, in his message 10 the Congress OF the
United States, that loyal citizens everywhere
}s<: f.,3 right to claim" that the Government
should be preserved that it might be admna
istered for all IS it was administered by the
men who made it, AS loyal citizens We en-
Ter our ''claizn' in these words. And the Pres
;dent said at the same time that ''the Govern
ment had no right to withhold or neglect this
claim. Then we ask that be shall not with
hold or neglect what he has authorized the
nation to demand.
In q recent editorial article in the \. 7. Irl"
bune appears the following 1.-The GAMES ID
the }oyal States who talk as though 2 broad
emnire could be subjected to military ezecu-
zion sunp|v the venomous, desperate traitors
;n Dixie with the very sliment they need; and
we deeply regret that one OF the resolves o1
tho late Baltimore Convention seems calculated
70 give theu, a lit. General Fremont dld
wise. generous and manly act IN stamping IN
stead of standing on the wholesale Conhscatioa
nlank Of the Cleveland Platform, thereby alG-
inc 70 smooth the path Of peace.
The yyashingtOn Star announces cue arrival
there Of a large quantity Of household fur1i-
ture, consisting OF handsome cottage SETS rn1F'
,ors marble -top tables, refrigerator, fe&si1ef
beds, mattresses, &c., the property OK Mf
sothoron. living near Fredericksburg. Among
this |of Of furniture is very flne lano, wife
f,,u set of sheet music, inscribed with the
name Of Miss Mary Sothoron These articles
bava II been 'sconfscated, and are 10 De ez
posed 10 public sale.
4 feu days ago q supply ooaE TOOK COVE
from Washington NUMBER o. eo1! Fa1e7'e'.'
oa;oars who were ordered 60 reloln thelr Tegi~
r,ents in Grant $ army, and 9hen oelo" beiLe
p1a;n The boat went in shore, and Captain
1ames w r Ha}l, Of the I'd New York mounte2
a;aos and evo others, vent ashore 10 1ooh
s1ns srn,,,.d wi when they were captured By tue Con
federates z..----
xva;Ia The Federal army Was crossing the
(attahoocbia on the 10th inst, one OF the
most, tremendous thunder storms occurred eyer
known in that region Eight men were kllIea
snd saG'' rzqenty l wounded by the lightning, and
wncb other damage Was Gone
The Queen Of England, Il IS sad, is almost
:usano over mourning over the death Of Prince
Albert
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-09-02
French Breakfast and Diauer
COFFEE.


OWING :. the very high price Coffee ard the grea.
article onr cussr.rs baT, o:tess.pre..ed wish that
they could be supplied frona first hands 1t was the ia
tenton Of ..-'% ..f-a ..... -. ..
THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY
to do strictly Tea business, hu. we have had some
customers living distance that have relied upon US to
supply them exclusively with Tea and CoGee it being in
convenient for them t"come to New York, The GksAI
TnA AND COFFEE EMPORIUM Of this countrysnd IS our
Tea faster possessed Off ormaton relating to Ccf
fec that could furnished moderate price and give
universal satisfaction and at the same time afford the re-
taller 'e m ~ a
POPULAR with customers and their saes have ncrea
sed to such extent that We have been com eled 70
make large additions to our machinery which viii enable
as to supply customers with it, We will there
toIs send 1t TO those who may order.
1t is Fast Supersed'ng al Other Cofees.
This Coffee has been used os than . century in
Paris and since its introduction into this country has
been in by OF the leading French Restaurants
here The Parsans sad to he the best judges
.ss the great favor in which is held by them is the
best that be produced for its nne
vor and healthy effects upon the human system.
We put up but one grade Of this coffee and that Is Of
Viii 1--WE perfect satisfaction and meet all the demands
their trade. 1t sths lowest price that We can recon-
We do ali our business on the most extensive scale buy
by the cargo and sell At only two cen.sper pound profit
We put up this Coffee in arrels, If 1z5 Pounds each
This method Of putting it saves from 3tot cents per
pounu 70 ny Dc1nG IN guam
tity rsains its hne av much 10 iger in this form
In any other We send with each barrel Show cards Cir
euars Posters assist the dealer introduce il 80
his We ope customer will take pains
have them we'll poste up nd distributed. as j. viii BE- 70
their Advantage TO do
This COTE 30 give perfect subtraction, and
it doe not please the purchaser has the privilege OF
turning the whole any part Of within 60 days and
having his money refunded together With all the sxpen
sos Transportation both ways ..-.
W. issue price Circular Of TEAS and Corrsss,
which glad TO send free tn all Who wish it
mere u coffee should enquire for the FRENCH BREAK
FAST AND .!NNBR COFFEE and b sure that Ii VA
puYchassd ofthe 49, Fl = a-.
Great American Tea Company,
pGlORrB0 AND yoD8Eay, IL
~ ~ v1e&E STREET, New Yo,l
.-rG za1 tta e$.Aes
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-09-02

Fer Rats. Mice, Reaches, Ants, Bed
Bug., Moths IN Furs, Wool
lest,, &c. Insects on
Plants, Fo,e!,, AMI
mails, &c.
ss,uoi. .3o. soc. and 81 90 Bottles; ana an:
FLASH. s. and SIS sizes for Hotels roe''
institutions, &c.
.On,v inf.;iibls remedies known.
:rree from poisons.' >,
..Nn, 6,nyerous t., the Human Family"
eRnts come ca. Of tn lir holes " de-
,nr- Sold whos.sai. III all large c!ties
w Sod by s Druggists and Re;"len eTsryw .,;e9
o. buwAnx {" Of all worthless imtatlons.
r. So, tlss 'Co.-AEs name Is on eseh so1' Do''''
an, Flask hs.o.s yos bay. co.r.v
- Priucip pal Depot 4s2 srosdw",, \
G+sold by al! Wholesale .sd Retsli Drug
r:,ts and in Now Oregon, Iowa, ~ D.. ).
2, rs"., [nlsv5me.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-09-02
. CHA NEEEUL JOE, p,

~ LILA y EAI-UL JoE. ! y
A rss'y yoatA 7 once did know,
The ladies called aim" changs!ul Jss y
Astrolicssme. any kitten,
BY cupids shaft he oft was smis.ss;
Anal yet no held the wound q. lighs
: As ii .mere rhosauit 70 bite 80
One day 70: Ellen lie was s;shink. .r.
he naxt, FOX Kitty he was dying - ~
And when yoa !ao't him Amos. fnisasl,
Ha 'nesr we're suddenly diminished
And so his love was daily turning,
Nnwyliko gsas leuse furnace bnraisE
4-Andnow 1t seemed 70 each spectator
His breast was s refrigerator,
What remedy can we discover .,t,v .
To cure the fault of such lover ..,s
No girl who aets by my advice
viii have such beaux at any prisx
However cheap they may appear.
lu enc respect ron II find them dear
Like certain garments. baseiy made
BY tyro's OF the stitching trade;
Bat haaux wsrth having, must stick fax.
Like Abrm kohns Clothing, mode to isx.'
Having just received large stock y
oriag and summer goods consisting Of
Ready Made Clothing, =
o. .v..g s...ip.i.n fer Meas ana Bays ~..r. Al.s
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-09-02

Never fail to satisfy those who give them .
thorough trial, andwherever introduced arc
rapidly approaching all others. eH
They use tuo threads with a sirS'ght nee
die ard shuttle making the Loct Stitch,
which j, alike on both sides, and for scoDomg
duruJ;!;tu, elasticity and 1beau!y; tho oniy
st'tth uor'ny oIu,s. They are propelic! by
Cams. which produce better tfsed mctian,
for sewing than can possibly be obtainod BY
c,onks or Ink, They work like ''thing Of
lifs,' the needle throwing out its loop, nn&'
then standing still unit! tie shuttle psss.,
through when both draw upon the threads
together: making the stitch tight and strong.
They are capable drumming at very high
speed, being ss,"otnly flushed, and making
ire stitches to every revolution of the balances
wheel, a speed uneQualled by any other shut
tie machine in use.
For these reasons the "Vesd" is acknowi-
ekged, wherever known, to he TEE Irsr
SEWING MACHINE MADE, and 10 uneqaal'.d in
its simplicity Of construction, PowER, DusA-
slhirY, E.sE or MANAGEMENr, and tie great
beau, aud certainty Of IS operation.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-09-02

OWING - the very high price Of Coffee, and the great
difficulty in procurin. good, uniform and reliable
article our hars otten expressed wish that
they could be supplied ona first hands 1t was the Ia
Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-11

HVs. snd Morerieo 2asa1c csirs hcsvy do ao ac.i
icto Csoeo u 1.iie M,,meSos 2oGGic, snd Western
HN&tr lry,s'ed 8, odcws; 'eaJ' 'S,5,c
ramo',o It@Tci heh's i'9lsc s,l 1s' 20 ~ :;
l,.t " stem Do ,,ouprry siars tor trimmed
TLo ocs e .jcso ssnn,' 80 600 same ne L. year
tn o,s ~, ,li,.,eG and ~. %
ior Dressed. Fooig IL held with iac-.e cd h,nrne''
ghh tend. restrict tla.acion, s'e, o. 80 oas" Ies -
o $50 h.r. S,. prcviol'to sira at h. end lS1 DO.
r,t ,or, ,'or ~ ], y ~ e' Imam, o,, a.. ,iy,, ~.
meal s.e. q 81 .les .; -OO1 'o' loose ia rea'y At
TX - p, :. tjrs, / IN ,,..rcr r,, aud re narlct {,
mt wauis o. ue ',atr se'es 81 =, 'n'. cor .s ~
yad 500 tan, oy soro Arri.so, g. d .ye'rd ~.
10" 10 No. J. D. ere. y ' 49, $50 90. it1
IN. Enri t.tist nr''i To-, i" . ~ p,.'
LIA1hEfo'ee y' eis, no b. ,' 81, I'd 's es:
.rrv q; c'c'r ~ ne we'i. we gee' - y FIX 7.
- " i,' C.t sols /. ery acse a fo.rcr r-.'.
lsusi tr y.' = henSD s''.' Ve ~ dr.. ,y ,,. Of
2.sa., won r. 4 g. Sn.n,h. ,.
MO- s.. 49, c 'et' o. ,'., % conc 5ol
o'.' . rr" o''''' ~ ~
lsse aud 'ir' - 'nir i 81 ihe'f a. 'ega' ,'i
e., .,,.,'.c.5 f-., s,sTt .5iab. r,
oi ALAi-'.,'s, afo RIO "a, ae'l.'d " e''"' 500
a. ~ r. = ir ~ p. ~ ,t.. cut. s-.tv.
IENt .'st'--Ia d i'.A ~ ~ a. -
fud c-scl MN ~ ah Hi'snl" f'i ih.'" NV. ti,
strSe 1''l Dtih one y "o 49, .'-1 Al 49,,
l .nt' % " a., f.i ~ bh' tNo yen % ., 20 . n
60. ,n MAJ o., ~ - 10 go OF .,q 4 ~
l.tt ! t.F @" j. % Tor 80. .l t III 70. !.
t-n, - . - Nu" tit'i -: 2. -
ga ~ Nfw sess' 81 ioi Nrs'e.H ''i-e
I,i g = 80, 20 D., 80 -. 80 . . a.. ., d.
NY i.-9 .c'. NeSi -. "a lie-tt ~ i' 30, ~.
90. l'f' ''it r. . 90 !, ~ "' ~ i-.,,. a.
B sd, or bAtfa o.. il'e''h,' D. N,i s't,t :. A "a
-. lr vlih i"I b1tlot' d'-fi "r. ~ -,- % -
t.+ll - Me'tcfI Co asnt sfs ~ s'.l +,l,'., -, =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-11


transportation Of any iron upon the range except tha
~ the AmeHca Iron Company wibh rs WIN noyle
FIVE miles. SIS then one.haf tho dlstanee q, ~ w
Hegaunes district. The other or LaAe SiiclSonnlL
j. Inrch larger, with still more extensive" Ps's ps
1t is dot bted WHITTIER tho 0ros Gs whoe -e 80 ticn
All. osIgh much OF it Is kuosn 10 be c9ualy vnmhp.s
wb.r Il can be mode nyailble Tho deposits Of this
district 10 prnc!pplly around tire shors on We ~ w.
FL alo after Which il Is FAMED. and aonS the river
Some Of the iron biz, " Lake Superior are exceed:
ingy .cb ON ore producing from o. 10 10 per ecu OF
pig iron prodomnating wtiie Ia othoIs rock sbu JLp
prevail 10 such extent 10 to maternity ufpre0''
their yGlue.
Tie orce OF ,hcso districts may be thus dencnnaied
s,ecuilr ald gralHaY pcroxiGe' magnetic ana l'ac
cus oxides AID rel Gad brown hcmDiiies. IAo ~ ~
ne1ci vita sor. rich beds OF red hematte pria-
tpally fond IN tn Aegaunee district some 81 tS h
lrlnc nlirDsL n pure peroxide me nl"chccJH ana
magnetic ores abound IN the Ike blculgalui uEfic',
although spec lar pcaoxdCs also exist Gcre IN large
cuau,Ifca II mCst remarkable deposits Of lenalie
Ged and bIovn) uuon The v hole range Cre dO1l 10 ~
those upon thc nd Of te Ameica Iron Aiining la
Nianu.a tuning Co. northwest OF Lake N cfts 'ai.,
about % miles or within sse mic. 81 Keewgnaw BAY
being tfe uOss westerly known drlo5t o. Tie NJqbe 10
rance OncOf the bsda Of that lcco''cn 4 about 80
feet ionr. go vide. ard some 80 tot hig producing
nlou 60 per cent 81 rig l0n. Several DofS ~ css 'G
nituda east nOn tu's ioc t.oE. u j. tne ihiJ
~ chemists 'ri TfO have eHlDred ana t'sich
the Lr beds t1t Trey u re afgey sJit
fr mixture With eros containing less t3DaclJu5 lion,
lilo thot produced fon thcII III OF once take ti9
highest rlrk ~ TIE market because Il rs pecu.ar end
eminent cdcf,tion fof The plaauictuic - heavy OF
nsucs Wheels and Cor vheieycr else requires a.
exceedingly tough oal srong iron for tho podnatj Of
steel % viii ubess far excel the ifoa from al tde o.
famous oies o. that luke.
S,n.c yery yaluib" deposs Of iron also exist on
fhs hcnOnohee RIVER ifJn 20 t. ~ mle5 Nej. OF We
fot ~ Green FAY blt there Is prospect Of her D.
log D., 10 ava. Die for maIg yeass.
one wonderful & asaro ~ al thele ores - thcf ON -
'roadon ron sulphur, or any otLer AT -
He,..l ori. Feb S. 1854