Item 129; Copy -- Intelligencer Extra, Wheeling (includes: Exciting News -- Terrible Excitement along the Line of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road -- The Mails Cut Off -- The Mob Along the Road-Scenes at Harpers Ferry -- The Designs of the Traitors -- The Union Men Crushed Out -- Battle of Baltimore -- Train Stopped at Harpers Ferry -- U.S. Artillery Company -- Hedgeville Blues -- Governor Lecher gave orders to seize the Customs House, but it was protected for the United States by the Mayor of Wheeling), 20 April 1861

Item 129; Copy -- Intelligencer Extra, Wheeling (includes: Exciting News -- Terrible Excitement along the Line of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road -- The Mails Cut Off -- The Mob Along the Road-Scenes at Harpers Ferry -- The Designs of the Traitors -- The Union Men Crushed Out -- Battle of Baltimore -- Train Stopped at Harpers Ferry -- U.S. Artillery Company -- Hedgeville Blues -- Governor Lecher gave orders to seize the Customs House, but it was protected for the United States by the Mayor of Wheeling), 20 April 1861, Box: 1, Folder: 10A. Roy Bird Cook, Collector, Papers regarding the Civil War in Southern West Virginia, A&M 0895. West Virginia and Regional History Center. https://archives.lib.wvu.edu/repositories/2/archival_objects/136949 Accessed June 22, 2024.