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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-03
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81 WSQiaaSfG0Se!
Oie bili4iten Drp Woeos in Mihmonpl

Ole blll9lEeH DIV WDpo5 m Jlldnon0I
5000 @arSS It6ne lcorIdte Gatlune rou 6 6S s GertS.
iprrtb l23 Ste, lbDue Vrpu5 ron s .ie - Nt Ih6n-
ten Nulter uno bette Gualitit ven &atOnttS, SranSieS.
so els, merlb IS, anptrt III 81, ST . uno mtbr; lamnr,t
ScioenltoNe III 90 SIS. uno a%ufpirts Stella S0omI5 III
81 uuo a%ufwdrt5, in alien Sarben, ms.t6 ben Nrtifaaen 9C,
unb etut9e Su SIS. Die anStrpdrt3 ooo DopprItt tpfcn; I,tO.
9araiUI5 uuO @rteniton StirtS pon - Gt5. an a~ufp6ri5, bic
bili1lten in RthmouO; Die ftnlten frani. Neeolc-pprfeo
aIeaheo unS brnwA Ssiytjns, Sbeetin9, 9iaop.raIs, Mua,
lin, GUptlm9, SABLE GlStb, Oil Gl0tb, Garqrte, Gnm6rics.
Gbtt5 une oDlB NdlSituS III rrtauneneperth Villi1en 0rCi-
len; Sdoics Gaitre nit !ottl5 ~ 81, 81. % uno alfp6rt5 4;
gi00oe, 9ip uo @o1t Tin Ssutc nit 6cele III 81 .I23
HnC 0lDVlrts; 4tilt5 unO Gbtlorn'5 UaUers in allen Sar.
ben mo ~ allen prtttu, Ypu % SIS. an ~uufp6rts; feluc
yabitS 5llpptr5 iu 80 GtS.; YReRe Slippere ~ 624 GtS.;
ftine 8eVet o.. ~ 81 GtS.; SrOro Sizes, GUusrtB @aiters
Gdlf.lfri Shubr tur 6errtn, &ndbeH mc SERVANTS.
2SCr % bis % psi. lYmen loJl, 3ebe pbue SlJmtn mad
81 4tltnltr. SSiepb 5trOue.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-03

Der unterci&NCtc 1T Jest in Stanec, itSea guftrao tn
(einem StlhoItt ouSSutuDrth uni irar 70 bluiS ais mo9li6
Gine NuSwobI YOn Sa; Yen 1T fc!np6byenp p%prrdttis.
yin neucr, gutter GpotenW09Cn nit etrem auten gre .
ser uno rubtScu @fuSel fUr etpaigep @ctraut.
lie GufmtrtIamteit non @otcle Snbabern II. s dmiI;en wirl
Ssrtbtei ouf FINE groBe @uSpobI ron Wdn0scn.
MuSbtnttun9 crn Sspbae, StlbIen II. SprinasW otapen
iperbtn prcmH belcrBt. Gr0nrtS GGubr,
N~aaSNr.. GtC Ger Sttu = ~ 5e.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-03
Marinpr 2lrbciteu>
Saepb Sincent,

SHCpp Slncent,
Ntanufaetirer ocn itaIieruil6en une amerifani
l3cn Ntarmor. Wonulncnter, 2cihenletnen iecer
Art une aller in rieieS @sl6dft rinl6lasenper
Arbeiten.
Ytatnitr., Strii6eu Der Stem unb 6ten.
Wietne 6rsntbe unb 2orsslvute itnb f:sunbIt6lt einoelo.
Gen. meme .prrratbt9en Nrbciten, ouf Gas 9eIhmofppnic
IN ;ialisnl@fnn lne nnerttaHifhem WSrnlpr o~usoefubyt
IN %ni9enlfstn gu ntbmcn uno elmer 0rufusa III unierpcr.
lsn, efe nc ancerplrtS berarttee SeteGunaen MAIDEN, oa ip
uosrNn9i puil, pas tb metne secbrten 8unben chen 70 ot
ul9 otl'9er ~pestenen fam, ols ir9enS Gin onsc,cr 5atrif6n
~ p@l9er Stoot. @onl ~er0etenft Sacpb @inccnt
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-03
S3inior Srn (irphaI

so 90 %orre i65ne Scioenfpfc gu As Gent,
tiai9 ,u IS @tS. 10000 garps frans6Fi&e 81.
CANDIES Sacpnetts rtufu6e uno ~geItreiftc ga
rc1es ; fctne Gawn gu 124 Gts.,. nsrtb 20 Gent
i&6nc feline @iu9bnms gu 124 Cts. 1000 gos.
IA color Calico iu 6 uuo s Cts, merits 10 unp
II @ts.; 500 Oumcn.O buffers gu nur so Gts. ;
itbwarle ieipcue 9acs Sbapls mn NiantiQas an
So. 4 uno 6, bic anrermGrts oos DcppeIte toItcn.
Die ksitc 2uamnbl Ypn Spn%nsnI6irmen son 90
an. Grtcniicu Stirts, : lhGuite N~usmaal, ppn
% Gts. al. Gulhcntiucr YUu 5 Cts. an. Stella
SbowlS ;u 81, btuts fir 50. Zen bcItcn ssblcid,
ten GcttOn, wertb l SHILLING, gu 123, 10, 8 unb
Gin reht gutter Nrtifcl ielbt fur 8 Gte. 700 BON
net 9tcutes, pUn 10 Gts. an, sur 0Glfte res
preilee, mas in MtuiuerY StereS berchnct wirp.
0tpife fir 6erru. uuO &naben &lrtpcr. Gbed
Iambric uuo Swi6 Wiu5liu. @amtrie 8anos
) N GpuorS. Ylaiu gju9bame fir SonuCts uup
:, ~inc8rc6c Nu6m09l i%cuittser 9lrtitcl ;u augerUrr
ttutlib bluigen Qrcilen.
9olep6 Strnus, SIC. 81 MoiuTr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-03

Sobn S6ap,
Wainltr, 3rii6en Der rs. unr 10. Gtraee
tmrtcblt Bteeerserfduftrn fpipis Sem oec6rten teutI6cn Gu.
6lttum ~uberb0upt ltn ribes Eager prn
0eutl6cn UNI frauaDflhcn 8ciren (tet 6laIHe
uno @olpne),
Sranotes, Ibipntb, @iraeac &C.,
Sdwcticr- unp 0tmbur9cr &GIe,
Serin8r, Sarpeaen II. SarCines
SerpelatemurIt H.. {. no.
6crner empfcbIt rericlte len Eager ppn beutIhen g%Sridten,
St9arren, bei 9SbccIaIe UNI Retoil, Ganbies lub Gpnfec'
ttonorn~gSaarcn. @anbeln, Nl0e &c. &C., Die CT I'M Grcber
u1o Rleineu biuisit Yertauft. orHn Sdnb. 80
200 Scores Ganoles, SaIOp, Sperm une @oouaatine
$50 SrreS Soap, Slad, Srcpn uRe @capip.
80 Spres Stem gprt gpibcn @beelr,
8 GeireS Rice,
400 Srcpns unp SudeItS,
200 grrB N1rrtCb 4tpeS,
200 @rpf MoiheS
100000 StgarrtI, peri6ietene 8rante, lpeb.n ertatter
HnH ,nr Sertout ot SSnt. Wolldce Il. SsbL.
~ Sarrde Seltln'ere Std4es, ioebcn erbateu unb ~
taben bel nm. 98oGIace n. 5rbr o
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-03

Oas ptratntl wuuurtuutt
@ai6. s lutb,
Gin undergraduates 0ittel, um g0GIbe "a
~reinissn unp in sutcm 3uitanOe gu erbalten.
dtsrtrtTt oue dbulibcn perarttgcu prGptratiuner
uno miro gu 80 Cts. per @auone ~pcrtauft.
Sertauft ctnSi9 bel y. s. Ntcpt,
Ode Der Wain II. II. Ctr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-03
Orr <sSpeSS.
1850.
1860.
@rrsts uSS teohtei8rcr.beS Eoaer ron
6ertlt' uup Wtdt;rrg8anra;t
Wbu!sfnle NM 9fetei,
fst o1feet C5trduS,

Wv ~ @ASAbAllN.
Spc6cr per STEAMER erbalttp or 9r6gttr uuo rtihicn
Srrratb rpp Scrbf~ uno g8iutcr~ g3oarCn, Ger
je bent btrtgcu 9ublifum in b~trarti9cn Nrtutlu pfcrirt
m0rotu 1T. DcbaRc ppn 10 GtS. uno b6bcr; SeloircS in
fb6nen Ntuitern, Helm uub 1r0B earirt, III II, 20 uno %
Cite. &C.; MerincS III allen 61rbcu gu lS3 bis ST1 @ts.,
ods Dpppclte pcrtb.
Glpocos, ron 10 GtS. an, It critoureuSipcrtb bili9Cn
9reiltn 60 Guecnb lcin. Damca.& 0lttutuhrr ven 6 cts.
an SEQ VoOit5 uue Mi1cS' 9carbeilete frGu;0iiihe COLA ),
auf auctirncu biVt9 0ctouft. iu l24, 81, S74 Ste. &C., bic
IN anoeren geIh6fcu baS Spprcltc foittn.
S6pnrie Sciccnitpfe, 2 goro brett, ,;u 65, 81 GtS. uno
rI.25; forbirc ScictnitrTc sur 5dlic tprcs @trtOeS; -
apron ginQbam5. 9rcp @tn9tomS, Seo 3itjna, Iolitmcr
uno SatirctS SCntutp Scans fUr Scrrn~ uno 0naben-
&letctr. III cen b~ilteitcn Qrciitu.
9nitYS, Sbrc"'5 @rto unc GpccoS fur SicnitbutCn -
qoni rpucuer rcteer, rctbcr unb 9cIbcr Wldrnci iu 25 GtS.,
btui9 III 374 Gio. StuN SbapIe, GlColS &c.
Die erOEt NuSpIbl SON EaoicS 9Hpr,ec Sfuts, 6ueer
btui9 ouf QuGtjDnCn ocfauft urb 81 pcr Stud merits, ole in
;u 1925 uuo $l.75 phrrire 5trit 98pas in alien 6arbcn
su 81 pei QfHno.
Garpcte uup Sedrtb 9tn9S, bic ~tiui9ten IN StibmcnS ;
Srspn uno 9lCodco Shutting. Sbcetin9, Trwctinl, Sable
Gipatb GrtsniiUu5 Soittr9. 0luYcS. gctt uus SERVANTS
Slantets " BEN b~tltglten grciien.
Neht GdttLne Su 6, | uno 10 Cts. &C.; GanbriC, G6ct
unb SipiS NiHdiiu, ne6it tiner lrpFcu auSw0bl onbcrer
NHoarcn, III iohlritb, bitlclb Il bier auf;ufrbrcn.
SD Elite e~rReecuit I'M ctnen Seiud aulr Damcn unO
6erren birlcr Staot uno ~llm9cStno, uuo bite Sic Drummer
StDreS, N". 81 Matntr ape, 81 bcadten.
HpGepb StrOu5-
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-03
6pl,! 6Ul,!

SUTN' srVNNs
Undergraduates bilt fOrnpobrcne cinen SreBCn 9prratb ven
&ihsr> UuO 6thcnbsli better Guolitat. Xnb fam lcinc
Runoeu bwrHit %ner Den s%uH,i9iEu %coinNuusen Ycrieben.
Sci 8lufsu OOH 3 SlaTPrH Hirb b0e 8t9paCs. fOteniet De-
loret. @rtcauu9eu. wchhc htute:0ncn wtrOea oti 0atneY II.
GOte Ocer etO ". 6UnateY, SCoa0lraBe. ionic in or Sol,<
nieOcrlagc an 8rCaoitr. ,nlbe SroOc Maeane sptrNsu, prom
btlOr9t, 9riic: Dae btite GID eHbDl3 iu $40, uue
SanAenhpIi an SLNn Nrr Nnrn. 3NmfA u. Mnnrr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-03

&tnDero0ter'e Cutters
in tleinSu nno grpBen SunntitGten.
AuSssjctbnete SuaIttdt SteintO6len6l, 2ant4
penEl unO Stub.
geNitporosr gum Bad II, BON ms Ifltlt pr1-
rarjrt, biutg uuo gut.
9ofmann'5 gEurmiprup unb @ceelrr's 9ebcr,
tbran, beiocS pon sinem peutlAen G9emtter prG
partrt.
6ummel'S Snf;erGfcnj, Gt&,I,SaRcc. G6u.
colaoe, Gaelc, tiirtiiher unp oeutihcr Naubta-
not 10 mie nue anOern III unfrm Oel6dfte 9e-
66rtge BIa:en.
g. 8A8nsr, 0russiF,
@ue 6. unb Srparlr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-03
>. H. CHALRLEY.

panplsr BON 9eper unp 96ub=5ti Tinqs, SIM.
pprtt@r BON frauS6fiGem &altleoer,
13. Gtr., SwiIhcn Main II. Carp, Ginmcro. Wo.
9euti6m SdutmaGrn miro Dies ppat6uoioft olIcr.
tlrte SaSa Won GEOcr ouCr Dirt 6eiteus %empfcblcn. DieTIbcn
fncen oolelSit iuSlcih o0ee III ibrem @ebdft n6t6iae 9perfs
icuS, Die I. 8. Sinotl9S, 9eilen &C.. oGe SOrlcn lr~ers u.
!. no. DIS rcr Sottlcrr Unb @udtinbcrn geboutl yer.
ocnbe Gcocr 1T 9leihfoQ5 ppeldtbio.
@lle Ohie @rtife! nerosn st9ea 9aar ONr quite Yapicrc
BILLION ~rcrfauft. uO4
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-03

Dry-Goods s Fancy-Store,
no. l76. @de Sronpz II. 6. StraBe. SO. 176.
@. SO. 81 enbaum
erlaubt ld oo5 9etbrtt @u6lifum aufmerfiam III MAIDEN, eaf
er ielue Sprn9slBaaren empfan9eu, Die in elmer arpBen 9ue.
rpabl Der Hsueten @rtitel b%eItebtn, uno gu uneensln 6iliaer
9rene1, mslht tstnc Concurrent S%uiaien, ~perfauft nsrOen.
SO btbe Offenders fOl9tnbe Arufel berpOr:
Sstotnitd9e. in lbuar3 lmO allen Mpeefar6en,
Ruetln Delain, gang uno b,I6woQene,
@srttC5 sans unb bdlbwpll
@edte irlanOiiGe estnn0Ro
@ettee neoerldn6ilne5 &uh um6 GaIIfmres.
SbarolS, Slanfet8, iopie cine grpBe @lusrabl pn 6pu
feping @COe5 II. ipOlenen Il, taumrpPuenen Snump
GIN Seipd tisles Sd5erS miro ~erse6ent er6eten pom
9. ~. R~pfen6aum
Eose juR neuea Wartte,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-03
8cfsmmtmec ID en-.
Or. ~. @rcbe,
: Ecke Marshall und 5te S~trasse.

EDWARD Y. CANNON,
Sefenfltnrr Afeta' uno @'eri4ts. QnmaIt
gfr @Dprrncr. unb HronfIin.@tros.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-01-06

WAYLAND, Mass, Dec. II,


WAYLAND, Mass, Dec. II, 1859.
Prolonged absence from home has pre-
vented my answering your letter so soon as
| intended. have no disposition to retort
upon you the "two-fold damnation" to which
you consign me. On the contrary, l sin
cercly wish you well, both in this world and
the next. If the anathcma proved a safety
valve to your own boiling spirit, it did some
good to you, while it fell harmless upon me.
Fortunately for all of us, the Heavenly
Father rules His universe by laws, which
the passions or the prejudices of mortals
have no power to change.
AS for John Brown, his reputation may
be safely trusted to the impartial pen of
History; and his motives will be righteous
ly judged by him who knoweth the secrets
of all hearts. Men, however great they may
be, are of small consequence in comparison
with principles; and the principle for which
John Brown died is the question at issue be-
tween US.
You refer me to the Bible, from which
you quote the favorite text of shareholders
"servants be to your masters with all fear; not
Peter, iii IS.
Aboitionists also have favorite texts, to
some of which would call your attention
"Remember those that are in bonds, as bound with
them."-Heb. xiii; g.
"Hide the outcasts. Betray not him that VANDERBILT
Let thine oucasts dwell with thee. BE thou covert to
them from the face Of the spoiler"-Isa, Nvi ), 4.
"rhou shalt not deliver unto his master the servant
which is escaped from his master unto thee. lie shal
dwell with thee, where Il iksth him best Thou shalt
! oppress him."-Deut, xiii; u.s. TO-
"Open thy mouth for the dumb In the Of all suel
as appointed to destruction Open thy mouth, judg
ngheonfy and plead the Of the poor and needy
Prov, xxx; s. 0.
.Cry aloud spare not ift up thy voice like trumpet
and show people their transgressiOn, and the house
Israel their sins."-Isa., lviii;l
would especially commend to slave
holders the following portions of that vol
ume, wherein you say God has revealed th,
duty of Masters:
"Masers give unto your servants that which s just
equal knowing that ye also have Master in Heaven
Col. iv;l.
"Neither be We called masters for one Is your master
even Christ; and all ye are brethren MATT xiii; 10
whatsoever We would that men should do unto yOt
do ye also unto them."-Matt, vii; l2.
's not this the fact that have chosen 10 loose III
let the oppressed free aud that break every yoke
Isa., lv; Q.
"They have given boy for harlnt and sold girl Z,
wine that they might drink,"-Joel, iii,9.
sie that opPresseth the poor, repFoaeheth his Maker
Prov, xiv; 81.
Rob not the poor, because he Is poor neither oppre
the Afflicted For the Lord Win plead thstr cause an
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-01-06

A little tan-colored memorandum book
was picked pin the banking-office of a GER
tain individual banker and shaver in Buffa-
10. 1t was found to belong TO one follow
ing the profession Of manufacturer of slingS,
cobblers, cocktails, and punches, and to con-
tain the "little accounts" of sundry Of his
customers, some of which are of very long
standing. The next day, large number
of city officers, several lawyers, numerous
generals and colonels, and one editor, were
surprised to find their paper "thrown OUT
by the discount clerk at the bank aforesaid.
Their names had been discovered among
the "defaulters" in the little tan-colored
memorandum book,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-01-06
DR.. M. A. RITTER,

TTAs removed his Office to the first building west o
the Old Catholic Church, on Pike Street
Fremont, june 8, 1853.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-01-06
GLAZIER r
CIGAR MANUFACToRY.

II II M ~ n ~ IA ~.
HAVE now completed my arrangements, got my shop
In operation, and manu- featuring Cigars from the
very best OF SPANISH TOHACCO-liavana, Prin-
eipe and Cuba varieties. All persons who wish to pur-
chase invited TO call and exRmiue my stock and
that use only the best articles Cigars sold at either
Wholesale Retail at lower prices than the quali
ty can he bought west Of New York. Also ali kinds Of
CHEWING and SMOKING TOBACCOS kept on hand.
store on the side of Front Street, door north
OF Vallettes Flour Store. II. POSS.
Fremont. April so. 1858
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-01-06
Homeopathy.
ORoGHAN HOUSE,

G.. NJ. FOU X E, RRoPRIEToR.
The CnoonAx has been put in order and is now ready
for guests.
Guests of the House conveyed to and from the Depot
free of charge. July 20, 1859
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-01-06

A man named Mace has been detected in
maliciously cutting the seats of the cars on
the Ohio Central road.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-01-06
J. L. GREENE. & SON
BMckIamh q Everett,
Roberts a. Sheldon.

Manufacturers of Copper, Tin, and sheetron Ware
Dealers In Stoves, Agricultural Implements Stoves Rags
All sorts of genuine Yankee Notions. Pease's Brcl
Block, No. l, Fremont, Ohio. May 20, 1854.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-01-06

mast tulhtN 0Nhg
The "Grcat Kings messengers" or hast refused
Sweet sympathy and love to humble souls;
Hast made no sacrifice for others good;
But toied for self, and for thysef laid up
Treasures on earth that moth and rust corrupt
These stand recorded there.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-15
Cumberland Cement,

4 CSEoUALLED ARTICLE ToR ALL KINDS
"A o. Masonry where water is to be resisted:
r"ahGaeio9s in vet aud damp plects Lining f,r
SlsteraR 0touting for Cellar Eiuors and ali y:f rs
for which Cement i used -''N 40 F>~ A'Ss7
On The new baltimore City Water Works, in the
stcely 1t ts also Extensively used ON the ua.,,fv
ana tsnels OF IL Baltimore and Ohio, and n w Va
=. 1t has recently l,een thoroughly tested t:ron
the New Water Works, in baltimore where Il l.ns
tI Mssd IN an situations which required work Of
the brick conduit, which is said to he the Ttst ics
g {rorS q the Kind in the country, over lOOOfJ bu-
Ahtls OF this Cement were used and both engineers
9nG er1ntendents concur in saying that lille It
mas no eq"at Jor use in 1set PLACES and ,ph>re II Is ne
cetsGTy 10 BUILD OVER STRONG SPRINGS, It las this
adVantaEs over al" other quick setting ccmcnts that
not liNbie to crack = -
Cement will be furnished in Barrels or Bags, in
quantities to suit purchasers, by
OLIVER PRYOR, Wheeling
Jy2o ANeNt for Tie Ra.mtaefHrer
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-15
cnAXcERv NOTICE


against LIN Charc-~v
Si1Ion r. unIlihsnS adm'rS ct ala
Ifu4lS CAUSE CAS1EOS THIS 9Th DAY OF AT1T;Tr>T
4 1850. to be heard before nj Chambers M,
tue mutton of csmplainSnt, FIR al arv,1ut ami
PrArtng TINT HuresS has eeu ti,;Iy st.SVs,f S;tS 4
ueIcn5nts mort than Two months. il Is urdPrt: thai
lie REFERRED to Charles MARSHALL VIM is hctcl- r,
pointed Commissioner for that purpose to :;ss; .iiie
ths accounts Of Samuel p Wheeler. aluliuist-t Of
s. z. IulIihen. DECEASED - "
Second To ascertain and rc2art the debts dqrs ,ni,
unpaii from thu estate Of said HutlilI..,, ,i,.;-
amounts to whom coming and their respective rrior-
r Li1si What PsesonAi assets are unann-irr.<l
FOURTH of what EeIll estate the SGil IIuGle,, lied
sGized and possessed. its value '''"
!, Fitsh Whether lhe rents al.d profits tvr,>,: :,
years "-t'4 avs
si&tl, What are the amounts of the liens upon the
interest Of said +. Hnllihen conveyg,l in irsT r.,
d y. Pendleton, aud generally he may report any
deemed pertinent by himself or specials re-
Qurc1t by any party in interest
inc parties Interested in the foregoing decree viii
take notice that will proceed On "Wednesday .sit Of
august. 1890 at my Office In tile city Of Wheeling.
% state Tue acSoGnta ordered ia the foregoing, s
ona continue TIE taking thereof frOrc time to tIns
Nnt.t . Sou1pleted. c. MARSHALL,
i,,,1isS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-15

nS7@ CRY C,,,,.,,,
IH1AA,-E> 'esU'"F monthly
lueet'us Oh the CITY Council was held at
the Council Chamber last evening.
The minutes of two nr,vio,. ,,oa.;.-
,xaro ra,l a.,
-, OH" "Fp'oNeu'
Inc COMMITTEES ON Accounts reported in
'ASor Oh paying tue usual monthly bills for
cohl tor water works, gas, Jail fees, Alder
.ne"s leeS' SI.' amounting IN all to over
one thousand dollars. The report was
adopted:
ne committee on Streets and Alleys
reported that they were divided as to the
passage OF an ordinance requiring owners
OF property to sustain the expense of their
,s,.,,nI. "'" H. In ms mater was l"iu on
,t, "lSo stated tn"t
49,, ., t ,,,a "a 'ns PE"'o5e" new root
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From NanYnrh

NEW York, August l3-The HeraIds
Washington correspondence of Aug. 18th,
says that private letters from Col Lan-
der's wagon road party, dated Honey Lake
Valley, July Cd, give accounts OF AN en-
gagement with the Pohates Indians on the
23d Of June, FIVE days march eastward
from Honey Lake Valley. Lauder's purity
was attacked by Indians in ambush and a
young man named Painter was mortaliv
wounded mt the first fire; he died next
morning. The Indians were pursued into
the mountains, but returned next day to
the number OF 5000 and renewed the at
tack, which continued about FIVE hours
when the Indians were routed and pursm-
ed, several being killed and one made
prisoner. Among the killed was chief
called Dig Jim. The indians continued to
retreat during the night and were followed
for two days by Lander, without coming
to an engagement. His provisions now
began to grow short and he was obliged
to return to Honey Lake. After recruit
ing few days, his party will commence
operations on the wagon road, which they
expect 10 complete in sixty days Lander
had % men with him in the fight, chiefly
armed with Sharps rifles and reyolvers.
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I, II. LOGAN o Co..
And LOGAN, LIST & Co.


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get DR.. Snnford's Liver Iuvigorator or
Liver Remedy; Breutlinger's Fluid Extract
snrsaparilla and Dandeliou; Kennedy's
Medical Discovery, and Kennedy's Salt
Rheum Ointment; Berhaves Holland Bit
tiers; Hoofland's German Bitters; Hostetters
Celebrated Stomach Bitters; Ayers sar-
sapartllai Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL; Scovilrs
Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla or
Blood and Liver Syrup; Winchester's
Genuine prepar ton of the Hypophos-
phites of Lime and Soda; DR.. Brouson's
FIVE different preparations of Blood Food;
Lindseys Blood Searcher; DR.. Guysott's
improved Extract of Yellow Dock and
Snrsanarala; DR.. Townsend's Compound
Extract of SarsaparIla; DR.. Bulls Snrsapa-
rilla; DR.. R"bnck's Scandinavian Blood
Purifier, Carriers Spanish Mixture; Whit
combs Remedy for Asthma; Mrs. Gardeners
Balsum of Liverwort and HoarhOund !;
Sellers Cough Syrup; Mrs. Winslows's
Soothing Syrup; DR.. Ghapman's Honr-
hound BalSatn; Eotf7s Pills; Todd's Pills;
DR.. MATHS Pills; Brandreth's Pills; Ro-
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Pills; Benefits Plant and Root Pills;
Jaync.s Pills. Holloway's Pills; Wright's
Pills; Ayers Pills; .Burnett's COcoaine.-
Prescriptions prepared from pure medicine
by day or night at the Centre Wheeling
Drug Sore, by REED & KRAFT.
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Comm erIfial.
BY pELEGRNpH

NkM foRE- Aug. li-Flnur luil anil lcsyv.. s,;-
oHtJ onylnG To n very moderate extent ssrS ~
't''4s:1.z9 TOT superfine State: 2h Is E,r -
SS'GGga-l5 for supsrline; IS 2Ot65 GS iIr cn.
.s:SH 20 hEdlnm extra Western; 4,A65 q for S
ping brands extra Il. II. o.. closing dnl' and ;,
hlsky dull and rather easier: sales ~ N y
80 Closing at inside price Wheat duh. I,rirss ~
~ E1ToF OF purchasers: frpEhts are "A little hr1nsr
"heh Shecks the export demand; ssles ~ new viz;
tTEe1 western at Sl23E61 70, the latter for cb;n
cnoiee Amber Illinois 81 %, and prime old re5 II
uHnA SASV, an outside price. Corn heavy s,6 yS,L
eylslet' sales at 62Su63 for sound miyeI Wcstsr1'
ShShy at 6215, and 0s1ztGBo for rouni Yellow S,
Mttle nTmer saca at 3ifG53S fur WPsterI, ann ,s,.3
's41+5073 Tor Canada West and STATE pnrt.
1uti; Wtil"ut striking change. Beef du sales ~ Il
tP1.Eo I"r country prime: S4T5t95JO for c0nn,rv
less' Sse 4G0O for repHcksd mess; $llMl2 Enr eyfr
mess: prime mess beef dull and nonin al Mt S1aSiS
oeSl n'lhs quiet and unchanged Cut meats sSH,cs
an" nFIl' Tor shoulders, ami II for hama Paron
LARD market dull and heavy: sales M PIC
Butter selling at l0al6 for Ohio aud i2fStsS
,SS!ScsxSAzI, Aug. l4-Flour unchanged and s,.,v
mnisKy advanced to 17lI. uuder the infno1rS ~
receipts and there Is fair demand Nee ,Sori
neld OF Sl93o@0 which. being above the 49, 70 -
layers, nothing was done. sides bacon sold .r 10
ut buyers did NOT seem disposed to paw tliI ri. ~
rue close. As usual the shipments OF mess norI ~;
9tco9 maze to New OrleaCs the last two nr +brs
Ntys nave been large. and the boats leave fIis nx
TIS having on board SEQ bills pork for that rftT
6 Is ue-an1 Tor money continues gcd and rnteS are
tIn at iut9t2 pr cent; exchange on the Eusf Il
par. ' 'A'e"as uE'!t III