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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-04-01

,rnnuuce BARTON SMITH, as
s,us rtques'ea y ~ The township Justices Of the
5rd,i' e. % ensuing town election
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-04-01

CALL at DooLITTLE's and get one Bottle Of Gsrv
I ms Crenecultural for restoring and Preserving
the Hair II will remove all daudruff scurf. eruptohs
and all impurities Of the scalp changes gray hair
their original color. prevents II falling off, and Res
Hair TO Bald Leads. (Call for a circular and
examine the PLATED
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Nor,gage sale.

- - ,sauest ofhis friends. offers him
,clgBERki' g g election as one of the Town
N be eonins pace and solicits their support.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-04-01

IPECIAL TAX SALE NOTICE.
CIR CoILECToR's OFFICE, CITr Hall.
Joliet, March 10th, 1852.
DUBLIC Notice il hereby given that a Warrant for
| hsoilscti0n Of special tsx, assessed for the
lyos. u rebuding the sidS walk On the North side
lrfsnou street between Michigan street, and
bssrl Avenue, has been duly delivered to me.
hr,.s Interested will please take notice. and make
sasliiis payment Of their respective taxes.
JAMES URILEE, City Col.
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NOTICE.

THE public berebv notified that my wife Rossna
WenBel has left nv bed snf board without just
or pruyocatIen, and tat will p7Y no debts Of her
contracting afhr dis dase. AUGUST TESkEL.
Jigst, Esl. 2ss l22
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-04-01
DUREEr HOUSE,


STATE OP ILliNcis :. !whi couRty circuit Court
COuA5T ~ WILL u g-y fern lSC.-
Martha C. Pratt !
Chauneey B. iraut
ffIbA1II q i'is isoii-E.- iiff.sr = Cit.rue.- @
a fratt tie pc--rdsut above maze f.,i. -. Z. -
ia the CisUe Of the Ger. q ;ls Wig conn1. ,t,7
Court. --N4.'-
Hr:ice - fe -is'n o. TIE -si CI1up~e, p p,.,.
'hat Nsaf IA e. 1871 tha ''-p ftfuft fi, isr pm ~
compliant in - f'1ifr- ri-a Cii-..,- a;i- 49,
GA the ilth Gay 81 iar. q 4 d ..-.. ~ -.,- -
Ie:sn $50 fes ssi- m . -I.r-f So ~ =, ~,
Isl a Is - ia- rlg1isr1 f--'s :
HSN 49, zee iae - Cl-s.sts Fcsf tisu par
49, g ~ u a. '-'i-l -+.s .sls-f lsrff 81 H1
coahty ta' 'le o. i d'y - y sex tesai t,f 70 le
-''eB ~ Si,-i j. s-9 Csa:y % - sirtI taa. e
May fs62 and plead Anser &c d-iuar 10 The Al
CnET B.li ofcsrirlsr, tie saae aud tie r,.
trs ard thing fiI-Fsin elar STATED viii Il kxel
eonf Sd ard decree erferrf ,iHst sasi Er~tfuf
20 tie prayer u her nd I'll
EEnuss.fl c%
Osa0an &Horss c, Alps Sd.
Julsst. Ml srI II ia Iso2- &C.,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-04-01
IpECIAL TAX SALE NOTICE.

I 4 QUINN. Attorney at Law Once over FoI'S
store, Jefferson ST., Joliet, Ill.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-29

and travel between the Northwestern Sec-
ton of the State and the Capital aud sea.
board, are demanded alikeby the welfare of
that Section and the permanent interests of
the whole State, in peace and in war, aud
that justice.and sound policy require that
such facilities be established without I'M
necessary delay.
god. Resolved, That the General Assem-
bly, declare as an assurance TO the citizens
of the said Northwestern Section, that the
available resources of the Commonwealth
shall be literally devoted to the eonstruc-
( ton of q railroad which shall connect that
Section with the interior and seaboard of
the State, whereby the enterprise, energy
and resources of that Section may be en-
couraged and developed, at the earliest
practicable date
3rd. Resolved, That in the opiuion OF this
General Assembly, Immediately on the con-
clusion oftheexistiug war, the State should
cause experimental surveys to be made, to
ascertain the best, cheapest, shortest, and
mostpracticabler route for a railroad connec.
tiOn between that part of the State and the
Capital"
We ought perhaps to apologize to our
readers for consuming so much space with
the proceedings of the rebel legislature at
Richmond. But we are sure our quotations
will be interesting. In view of the immi-
nency of the New State they are especially
interesting, and more particularly the asove
last quoted extracts, as showing that the
rebels are pretty well convinced that West
Virginia has about made up her mind to
swing off from their municipal connection,
or in other words to complete the severance
which they themselves inaugurated in the
passage of the ordinance OF secession. It
is vain that such chat as the above res
olutions are thrown out to decoy the 10y al
people of the West. In the first place the
rebels could just about as easily now, or
for the next fifty years to come. build rail-
road to the Moon as they could from Rich
| noud out here, To pledge ''ths available
resources of the Commonwealth" for such
purpose is nothing more than perpetrat-
ing burlesque ON the capacity of the pa
per mills to supply bonds.
Take it on the whole the legislation of the
called session of the rebel legislature at
Richmond, is rather rich piece of reading
for the loyal people of West Virginia.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-29
- 5The Vow STATE

The following is an extract from letter
received yesterday from Hon. ". g. Brown,
dated Washington, December 90;
HI feel confident the President will sign
the new State bill, Notwithstanding the
stern opposition Of Mr. Bates and probably
one or two more of the Cabinet. was
yerysuneasy about the fate of the measure
for several days, but now feel easy on the
subject don't thiuk it possible the Pres.
ident will veto the bill after what he said
TO US ut our last interview"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-29
COMPANTH,

August Heldter, private, age % years, eonpldxion
dark, eyes brown, hair black, height feet 10 Inches
occupation Iaborer, residence Cleveland, Ohio
Henry TOeckel, corporal age 2S years, complexion
light, eyes blue, hair light, height feet INCH occu
patton farmer, residence, MAailOn, Ohio. -. : -
Charles Kohl, private, age 50 years, cOmplexiou
dark blue eyes, hair dark, height feet 6I inrhes
occupation cooper, reaidepes Akron, Ohio
Michael Kehr, private, age 81 9earG, complexion
dark, eyes brown, hair black. height feet 10 inches
occupation tailor, residence Cleveland, Ohio.
Frank kroPpB private, age % years, complexion
occupation cooper, residenee ZGnesTille, Ohio .
John LaPP, private, age 19, complexion Light, ewes
brown, hair fair, height feet 81 inches, OSeupAon
lAbOrer, residence Cleveland, Ohio. j q = g u.
John Noe, private, age IS years, complexion light
eyes blue, hair light heights feet inches, Occ1pa-
ton farmer, retidence Cleveland, Ohio.
WIN. Seiekss private, age 20 years, complexion
dark, eyes brown, hair fair, height feet inches &C.
eupAtion \ miller, residence TailoFsVille, Ohio.
Jacob Freedman, private, age IS years, cOmnIexion
light, blue hair dark, height feet 81 inches
occupation miller, residence Hamilton, OHIO.
GeoIge Burmeister, private, age 20 yearS complex.
ion light, eyes blue, hair dark height feet bjS Inch
e, occupation miller, residence Hamilton. Ohio,
Henry EbermAnn, private, age 81 years, complex
Ion light, eyes bne, hair dark height feet bj ms
occupation miller, residence Hamilton Ohio,
Henry EberhOh, private, age y years, complexion
Light eyes blue, hair Uark height feet So fnches
occupation miller, resldence Hamilton, Ohio.
Henry 9ruAn, private, age IS years, eomplexiou
light, eyes blue, hair dark height feet 81 inches
occupation miller, residence Hamilton, Ohio
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-29
CoNPANT ?.

George Diedenbach, private, age ~ years COM
pleXiOn light eyes gray hair brown, height feet 81
burg, Ohio. s
Joseph Hammstgarn, private, age q Year,, com.
plexion dark, eyes gray, hAir auburn, height feet
inches, occupation farmer, residence Canal Dover o..
Frederick Mareas, private, age IS years, complex.
ion dark eyes gray hair Huburn, height fest ins,
William Pappe, private, age - years, complexion
dark, eyes gray, hair auburn, height feet inches
occupation farmer, residence Canal Dover, Ohio.
Henry shider, private, age - years, complexion
dark, eyes gray, hair black height feet inches,
occupation iarmeF, residence AuglaiEs county, o..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-29
COMPACT Z.

Frank Walker, private, age 90 years, complexion
dark eyes black hair black height feet 81 inches,
occupation timer, residence ChiIlicOthe, Ohio
friedrich Upper, private, agoS 81 years, compilation
dark eyes gray hair daI brown, height feet tns,
occupation painter, residence ChillioOthe, Ohio.
John BoFd, private, age % yeaT6, e0mpexi Op dark
eyes gray, hair dark brown, height feet q inches
occupation laboreF.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-29

Henry Anthem, corporal, age p yeaFs, complexion
fair eyes blue hair dark, height feet inches, &C.
cupAtiOn carpenter, residence s.. Mays AuslAizo
county, Ohio. u.s.
Gustav Angebeck, private, age % years complex
occupation q farmer, residence, Minister, Augiaize
county, Ohio.
dark, eyes brown, hair black, height feet inch
6, occupation farmer, residence Wappakonsta, o.
VIM SeemRnu, private, age 10 year5, complexion
fair eyes gray hair dark, height feet inches,
cupation RlAOOfef, resIdence Dayton, Ohio.
George Roth, pliylte. age 81 -yeer8, eomple1ion
dark, eyes brown, hair dark, height feOt inches
occupation tarmeE, residence WapPOkeneta, Ohio.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-29

Herman Frey, private, age 20 years, complexion
falr eyes brown, hair brown, hsght5 feet 90 inches
| county, Chic.
Samuel Tobias, private, age q yoa4s, eonplextou
| occupation . lAbOrer, residence GlAndOrE, Putnam
/ county, Ohio.
RredsEiek Willsmeyer, private, ago q years. com.
plexon Atr, eyes brown, hair brown, height feet ~
inches, oecup1ton leborer residence GlandorL Put
| nam county, Ohio.
John Yiegers private. age 20 years. complexion
fair, eyes brown, hair brown height feet ~ nehes
oeeoPaaSSEp, Aborer' reidence, dlandorf, Putnam
eyes brown, hair brown heigh, feet W inches &C.
eupatton laboreFs residence Glandorf Putnam CO. D.
ura e,5. cONPAHT l..r-es-...
Andreas Sehillngs sergeant, age IS years compiler.
ION latF, syee brown, hair brown height feet in
occupation elothmaker, resideneo, Toledo, Ohio.
Wsnd. HAnsdmann, private, age 10 years, com.
RiS5ion AN, eyes blue hair light height feet e5l
Phillip Roth, private, ago 81 years, complexion
Al, . e brown, hair brown, height feet sInchos
Hs1rH ~ so..uence aailton ohio
fair, eyes gray, hirbroTn, Height feSi sinchSs oo
eupatlon farmer residence Hamilton, OhI0-
a, eltr1ebeler, private, age 81 ysaFl, comnlaTfon
fair, eyes gray, hair brown height feet 6JI fnches
occupation shoemaker, residence Toledo, Ohio.
ion isiF eySS bFovS bsI sT ae ~ ysaTs compiler
occupation = farmer, residence Hamilton, Ohio
sS N9eLker, private, age 70 years, complex
occupation iaFmeT, residence Upper SAndnsky, o.
SECOND REGIMENT VIRGINIA VI.
coNPANTD. GOA asa
AIonzo Powell, private, age q years, eyes brown.
hair broEn. eSmpsxion lighE, heisht 6feet IL inches
born In New York. occupation a laborer.
COMPANY 1.
Joseph Jobes, private, age Is years eyes lue hair
dark, complexion horid, heIght feet Inches born
In Washington county, Pa.
g. J. BENEDICT private eye 50 years, eyes blue,
hair light complexion fAir, height feet IL inches
bcFn IN rrumRHll eouaty, Ohio, oecupation IGboTer
coNPANYK - = - -
Adam Davis priVate, age 20 years. eyes dark hair
ssIR, S0%PieSioa fresh height feet born in Wood
Miles MeDonoueh, private, ago "a years eyes gray,
hair dark, complexion fresh height fo6t 10 inches
born IN Ireland, occupation lAborer. ~
FIRST VIRGINIA CAVALRY.
LhonlaS Srinth private, age g years, eyes gray,
born In Preston county, Va, enlisted sept 18th '6I
1t hoEgautGWn Va, BY Clpt Nel3eo loft his conn,
ny AZ Beverly aboutths l2th OF NOEuinbor 1861 Hp-
Rosed % be in the neighboEh0Od Of Mount MofriI,
dEeen county, Pa r.lF d ! gl5'ss9 :
frank Ean!Eariton, private, age % Year,, eyes
blue hair darks eoupleIion Ar, kslght6 fset ins
BORN u Allogheney county, Par oeeupation pilot
enlisted Nov. 18th, 1881, AZ MorEAntOyn, Va, BY
Napt, Ac9ee, len his company while en- route froIa
3raore . Wheelins Va On o. about The ia Of
october supposed 10 bo IN the town Of Greens
1nfGh OF John8tous Pat hsf1U .as dee3o-2t
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-29

Otto Boayeber. private, age % years, complexion
sound eyes brown hair dark, height feet inches,
occupation y shoemaker, residence sa1dusky, OHIO
sound ave- blue hair fair height feet inches,
cupation Joiner, reSIdsnss UpPerS ,ndusky, Ohio.
Heinrich Baumann, private, Age = years compiler
ion sound eyes blue hRir fArp heikht feet
occupation Joiner, residence Upper sanduskyr Ohio
ValsniIn Blum, private, age 8s years complexion
sound, eyes blue, hair fair, height teet inches o-
VIM Budke, private, age S6 year8s complexion
sound eyes blue hair fair height feet inches 90
cupAtIon Joiner, residence Upper sandusky' Ohio
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-29
Supper for the Orphans Benefit.

FINHH FRIENDS OF TIIE ORPHAN and the chart.
i table public are hereby informed that a sPLBN-
DID SUPPER will be furnished at Washington Hall
on Tuesday evening, December 3Oth, for tho benefit
Orphans In charge Of the Sisters Of ST. Joseph
All the delcacies Of the season will DO beautifully
supplied. Choice music 10 also provided for the &C.
casion.- t-..= .-. dec2I Ut
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-29

SEC. Weston, ya.-If you want your
communicated published, you mnst send
us your name-not for publication, but as
an evidence that you write in good faith,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-29
COMPANY O

Peter Bender, private, age 50 years, complexion
dark, eyes gray, hair black, height feet inches
occupation farmer, residence Maumee City Ohio.
Amend Hartmann, private, age q years, complex
lon light eyes blue, hair light height feet ina
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-29

: oyucE or PrOyos4 SllasaAL GIN. OF Va,
HHHELING, VI. Dec. 80, 1881
N HE following soldiors reported absent with
out leave. They will return immediately 70 du-
- az. JOS. DARR, ia,
MAI. and Provost Marshal Ger. for Va
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-29

God GuArd our nag, and keep each star
Each stripe as bright Is now thOy wave,
Still make It lead our Eanksin war,
Still doat above each patriots grave,
Death to the traitor that would dare
To trail It through the dust Of shame.
An honest hsarts lta lot will share
And follow It TO Death or Fame.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-29

George Smith, private, age IS years, complexion
Sapdy ewes gray hair blond hsIg #. So ins, 90
cupGtion q potter, residence Toledo, Ohio. y
Charles Beck, private, age 81 years, eomplsxion
dark eye gray hair blond, height fests inches oc-
eupation a weaver, residence Toledo, Ohio.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Election Notice.

OEEICE Fms MARtSE ISsuRASCE CoMPANv /
OF wHHELIHa, Dec. 9th, 1861.
TIlHE STOCKHOLDERS In thb Company will bold
election for nine Directors to serve for tho en-
suing year Monday, the 9Th day OF January ls6S,
between the hours OF nine O'Clock a. NJ. and two
O'Clock P. M, according to the charter.
dec20 R. ". HARDING, see'y.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-29
COMPANY D.

David DettE, private, age AZ years, complexion
dark eyes blue La brown, height feet Sinehe5I
cnPaIiOn a farmer, residsnee Columbus, Ohio.
Louis Herr, private, age 20 years, complexion DARK,
eyes brown, hair black height feet inches ooeu'
patton 3 tailor, resldenee C0Inmbus, Ohio.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-29
WHEELING q BELMONT BRIDGE

THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stockholders Of
i this Company will be held at their ONCE on Mon
day, the 18th day OF January, 1868, between the
hours Of and four O'Clock p NJ, for the election
Of nine Managers for the ensuing term Of ONCE and
for ether purposes. By order of the Board.
dec29.td P. SCATTERDAY, Secly.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-29
DIVIDEND.

THE BOARD OF MANAGERS ofthe Wheeling and
II Belmont Bridge Company have declared a diyi-
dend Of two and half per cent the capital stock
ofthe company, payable and Afer the 18th day Of
January, 1865, 70 Stockholders holding stock on the
dsoaS'tilysaia P, soATTRRDAY, soe,y.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-29

ALL THE WAY FROM BosToN,
pURNRTT's TOILET GOODS, Just the thing 10
ID holiday presents Far sale by
TIL. LOGAN & co.,
dee2S iT .sa and LOGAN, LIST co.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-29

Brick Hottse, containing hTe rooms and = good eel.
lar, few door. above on Fourth street Possession
RIiRERT LUKE,
decH.1W No. 1T2, Market street.
WASHINGTON HALL.
woNrGHTs oNIT,
Thursday and Friday Evenings,
january LIST and and.
ga Happy New Year to Our Old
1 'TI+LEGH!llA.! INyIAN
| bSs8EESS IRlR@
tSa
SSEIEszz|E|.! ~
~ \
II ATEIY returned from four years. tour round
s1XTY-TWo SUCCESSFUL CoNcERTs in the city
OF New York. also visited Warrington, Baltimore, and
many o. the principal cities Of the Western States
the largest most fashionable and delighted audlen
ces that ever greeted musical artists, would now
MUSICAL Observation-Disclosures a. above. go POp''Ai
Their Reperloire embraces choice collection of
also variety Of the sweetest English Irish Scotch
German and Spanish Ballads eNtant- Humorous
Songs, Duets, &C. Arias, cavatinas and seenAs from
Masters In add ton to their usual choice selections
Of Vocal Music they VIM play each evening, several
Admission Is cents Children 10 cents. Commences
at 71f O'Clock.
During their soJourn In foreign lands the concerts
ofths ALLEGHANIANS were Louored by the at
tendance Of hundreds OF thousands delighted list
eneLs-k'ngS, Qnetns, Mobiles, and the most distin-
| mentR, and laviShed upon them tho most hsttering
denominations OF approyAl.
deeT-lV D.e.WALDRoN, Agent. 90
ALL THE WAY FROM BosToN,
ID holiday presents. Par sale By
dee2S ~ .a and LOGAN, LIST co.
SLIPPERY, 77TTZ = .
GtoLoNeEs AND HAtR OILS, very elegant aud
" tASty Article, and very cheap. For sale by the
greas, dozen or lea. ..sr 4. II LOGAN & Co,
aee2 and LOGAN, LIST 4 90.
49, THE BANKS AND SAVINGS
49, INSTITUTIONS will DO closed, as usual
on Christmas and New Years day. Paper falling
due on either Of those days should be attended 70
D. LAMB, Cashier, 8. BRADY, Cashier. y
JNO. r. MILLER, CaAh., A. o. MCKEE, m asursr
J.R DICREY, Ashltr, d. O. LIST, Cashier,
q 8. P. HILDRErH, Cashier.
wAsHINGTON FLOUR.
OS0 BARRELs THIS FAvoRITE BRAND.
SOO 100 Phoenix Family Flour
Just received per steamer st. patFiok for Hlt /
decA LIST, MoRRISONE co.
SUNDRIEs. 1t
Ok HALF CHESTS GUNPoWDRR TEA.
GO Is half chests Imperial Tea T
se IS do do Y m al
. do do Black do
rs eaddies assorted do
10 barrels Lard OIL.
so gross HummelIG Ess. Coffee,
Is boxes do Dandallon Coffee
40 cases Extract OF LoEvood PIE
barrels Blue Vitrol. at
IS bags Pepper t
10 do Peanuts iI.
bales Cloves. laI
case Nutmega Hr fttrA rr.r
do Manila indigo y
Iif II cnak Nader. 80
H. kegs Shot. =" IIf-NH i-iri
IS bags Cotton Yarn srf r.ait1lrs
Just received and for sale by -sf ~
- aee4 LIST, MORRISON 4 co.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-29

During their soJourn In foreign lands the concerto
ofthe ALLEGHANIANS were houored by the at
tendance Of hundreds Of Thousands at delighted list
eners-k'ngs, QUEENS, Mobiles, and the most dstin-
Buished men OF the age pRtroniZed their entertain
nenta, and laViBhed upon them the most hsttering
demonstrations OF approval
J. u. B9ULARD. Manager
deeH-lv D.9.WALDRoN, Agent. J
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-29

-a4ar For CINCINNATI -5 ~.
I, 6s The Tsw and elegant Steamer LIBER-
fTY No. 2 Captain ]. K. BOOTH, WillleaVe
az5Z11 as above on Saturday next J IpuaFy Sd,
1t o'clock P. M For freight or passage apply on
dOc2O-td JELLY MANNER, Agents
49, NOTICE.-The regular annual meet.
w. ing ofThO Stockholders ofthe Savings Bank
Of Wheeling. for the election Of DIRECTOR be held
at the Bank Thursday afternoon between the
hours OF one and three o'clock.
dec2std S.P.HILDRETH, Treasurer.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-29

John White, private age 30 years, complexion fair,
eyes brown, hair brown heigh, feet W inches oc.
euPation laboEer, residence GlAndOFf Putnam CO. o.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-29

.te, age 20 years, compilation
brown, height 5 feet 95< inches,
) reidence, Glandorf, Putnam
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-29
rH1RrY.sEyENTH oHIo REaIMENT.

MAI. and PruHost ALaEahal
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-29

WASHINGTON FLOUR.
OR0 BARRELS THIS PAyORITE BRAND.
SSOO 100 Phoenix Family Flour.
Just received per steamer st. Patrick for 90
deeZ4 LIST, M0RRISONk Co,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-16
n Spring-..Ho ouse Cieaninea

- 'Q Labor is Resre otable. lni pl.
NOTWITHSTANDING the views ol our senhorn
In brethrenin-law, rather step brothers pres
en therefore the subscribers have received their
usual steck oi Spring and summer iaiinug aud gar-
shoveis, spades, niatocks, picks mhfiifreforls and
hooks, guns drssels hand saws, files md Rmlets
axes hatohets, paling aud fencing nails hoes and r
den hoes, wood and iron rakes, garden trowes, 6c,
siItifcr sale by CHARLES POST a CO.,
Aprl2dNWr East Second st., dOors from Mnfn NJ
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-16
taarkelIng.
DAILY PROVISION MARKET
LEW GILLILAND,

A II 6q, e. MarSst Ftreei, north sids, heretolo,.
"a stephen Wolies staod, y pgeIarrd % ATsnish hs
Meets, Vegetables. ae., ,s'shs Low ka1 oasH PRicrs
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ON and after December 81 Ies0, and tptiI a1,rth.,
~. notice, Passenger and. Freight Trains viii Leave
pA1ION, going north, follows
O.1O A. M. through freight and Accommodation
o.tU with Pasrengtr Oar aitauhed. ~ II 80 III
ln.4l a. M, Mail tram for Springfield. Coluunk,is
LO.OO Urbana, belleontaine, forest, CLYDE and
Ssnauskyr eornectine a. Springfield witt, Iran iof
iefid IN pd olurnlAs Ii Colp6S,s a. oan -
M ~ uft@na with Train for Columbus, al forest viii
uain on khieburg 1t.-Wayne a Chicago Nj skyioono
East 0frlllng ~ tTesine at b,d6 m and pttsiupg i
$50 nj at clyde WIN Tram on bsteaud AMI. ois5n
~ " gong kesti arriving In Cae saand al sto hi ~
DlnNrk vi 5;SOa m, and Buffalo at b30 a M. tson,
West, arriving IN Toledo At 1910 M Detroit AT s.iS
M ShlcaRo at 1880 am, and Eanduslsy Al 5;45 n,
ri II 4. Az Night EzpreHA for pfinaheid Urhana
Oa1 anu Belletontaine, connecting al Forest WIN
iran goag haston ffttsbuI, VT Wayne and Uhieav,
hoed erfviqg Urestlne al esl5 n Pin ss,ra A. s3
m uolns Me-t, with Train arriving 10 NJ Hnyns .
VIZ N, ana ohcago az lg4g IA, 81 Cy de With Tran
on Oleveland and Toledo X. r. arriving IN ,ler -
reaches sanuusky at 7.4O q m. IVY '''
IG.0S p. N. huntsville AccofninodAt,ottJl law,
tsVO Dayton on arrival OF Train tfo m l,bt,nnsf
reachLng Springfield a. 800 m, UThana at lc4s n M,
West Idbefty at 1l.23 m, bellefontane u fib1 M
anu Huntsville at Iz.lL IN. -fs'-iYi :"
w tickets wa this Line o ali points North lasi AM,
"esl can ne bad at the Ticket Office IN The lnap ,uoi
-sA M u ". KING, Ticket Agent '
If lare always as low aa by any other rorta
fOr inVrInaton relative slpiine ifefsid nv mn.
houte, spply al the Comlanys freight BeDoa.-J. r.
hASShli Agent, Il. RICE. 'sul.erli,tet,l,.,
N. g. ClAPr, Gen. Ticket Agent. " ~ w. 7IsnIa