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The Portland daily press., 1863-04-09
Rates of Advertising

81 as per square daily first week; 75 cents per week
safer; three Insertions or less, sloo continuing
cry other day after first week, so cents.
Half square. three insertions or less rs cents one
week, el 90; SO cents per week after.
Under head Of AxusKnEsrs. $500 per square per
week: three insertions or less, sl.50.
SPECIAL NorIoEs, sl.75 per square first week,
el00 per week after three insertions less 81 25;
half square. three insertions, 81 90; one week,
e1.25. a
BUsIHEss NOTICES. in reading columns, IL cents
per line for insertion. No charge less than fifty
i cents.
LEGAL NOTICES at usual rates.
Advertisements inserted in the MAIsK STATE
PREss (which has large circulation in every part of
the STATED for 50 cents per square in addition to the
above rates for each insertion
Transient advertisements must be paid for In ad.
vance.
e. All Communications intended for the paper
should be directed to the Editor Of the Prcss and
those ofa business character to the Publishers.
a. The PORTLAND DAILY and MAINE STATE
PREss Once. in Fox BLOCK, No. s2t Exchange
Street. is open at all hours during the day and eve
aing, from O'Clock in the morning to in the
evening.
gT jon PRINTING Of every description executed
with dispatch and all business pertaining to the Of
fee or paper promptly transacted application as
above.
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COpartnerslnip Notice.

"E. the undersigned, have this day formed a Co.
w partnership under the style of SHORT 4
WATERH0USE, TO carry on the retail Drug and
Apothecary Business, and have taken the store
recently occupied BY A. PARSONS. NJ. D., corner of
Cross and Middle Streets
w. e. SHORT. JR.,
CHAS. X. WATERHOUSE.
Portland, March %, 1868.
have sold my interest in the Drug business to the
above named firm to whom most cheerfuy rec
ommend my friends and customers
ap3 d3w A PARSONS NJ D.
The Portland daily press., 1863-04-09

The business of the late firm Of Tyler Buckn am
will be settled by the undersigned.
apr3-dlw TYLER LAMB
The Portland daily press., 1863-04-09
TYLER 4 LAMB,

:, Mr. Lamb, who has had many years exporter ce in
the manufacturing business will give his attention
to that department. TYLER LAMB
Portland. April /. lsf2. - n - -
The Portland daily press., 1863-04-09
Fire and Inland Navigation,

and the especial attention of merchants and others
requiring frequent and short assurances floating
risks is invited to the facilities and economy of the
open Fire Policies from this Office.
Farm and Real Property insured for terms one TO
five years, at low rates.
The Portland daily press., 1863-04-09
Total amt losses claims and liabilities. sl2s43 90
Total amount of risks in force. ss.209,lll 90

The undersigned, respectfully asking the attention
Of his friends and the public to the above statement.
soiicits for the Arctic Fire Insurance Co., Of New
ously bestowed upon the other institutions repre-
sented by HIM. Security, prompt aud liberal settle
meaf Qf all losses, IS guaranteed.
Policies issued on all the usnal hazards by
The Portland daily press., 1863-04-09
Copartnerslnip Notice.

~ c. TYLER, of the late firm of TYLER
0s BUCkNAM, having formed a coparfnership
with I. +. LAMB, formerly of Minot. will continue
the manufacturing and wholesale business of Boots.
Shoes Rubbers and Findings at the old stand 81 and
33 Union street, under the name of
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FOR SALE.

rIIHB undsrsigned viii offer tor sale At his rssi.
i deuce in West uaI0n, Doddridge county, West
Virgins, the 12th day Of November. 1883, val
uable lot Of One-hA an acre In said town, Situated
near the Court HOuse, upon which ts large two
story frame building 81 feet In length BY 10 feet In
width, with . wing 20 feet long and IS feet Wfde,
with porch. There L well Of good water, stable
and other buildings on aid lot, avery good tnattOn
for tavern and store, the house having 10 veil I'm
ishe4 rooms. one Of which Il store room q good
size. viii also oHsr for sale 16 acres Of veil i'm
proved land, adjoining the town. and not mere than
100 yards from the house and lot, enclosed Tith =
board fence and pAFtitO1ed into i've fields OF lots
about tan acres Of which Is in Wheat, and the bal.
anee in gEaSs Also young orchard o. 100 TREES
OF CHOICE FRUIT.
/ will sell the house and lot together With the
land, or separate 70 suit purehASers.
Terms Cssh- WIN II LEVIN.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-31
WEST VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
Senate.

Friday, October 30, 1868.
A message from the House announced
that that body bad disagreed TO the TWEEN
ty-eight amendments 10 the bill in relation
70 the boards of Supervisors of the several
counties of tue State.
On motion Of Nj. Stevenson the Senate
insisted upon its amendments.
Mt. MAxwELL, from the committee on
Courts of Justice, reported back the joint
resolutions 10 regard to the pay overdrawn
by the Auditor and Secretary of State with
the recommendation that they pass.
Some discussion took place upon the re-
solutions, which were considered separate
Iy. The members all agreed that it was
morally wrong for the Auditor and Secre-
tary to draw money from the Treasury TO
which they were pl IDLY not entitled. but
some Coniended that the officers had given
bond for the faithful performance of their
duty, and could be proceeded against in
\ the courts.
The two first resolutions were adopted
but the last one, which proposes that to
withhold all pay from the Auditor. and
Secretary until the overdrawn money is
made good, was lost.
The Senate bill concerning oaths and
afirmations was read second time aud
ordered to its engrossment
The Senate bill concerning marks and
brands upon certain animals" was taken
up and read second time.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-31

the fsture- Bat II tie me.stias the cap
itsIists il BazOPe, and he thOosasds and
tens Of tbozszsds At home. vkO are taxing
he - bOsds. Dc not tAiak 1t probable
The IreasurT OF the United States Pays
go fOr interest: tie rebels eaDaot even
pay istezess m their own trasb. Their oSH
Toonbs pOisis cat Bov sballoE aud osi1-
Otie Il their earEeaey system Wigfsll
makes fan Of II il A speech 10 the
people Of AibsnArie county. The Richmond
papers beseeeh Mr Neuuiugsr 10 Turn
rot anosb- e-znk" Of lis printing machine,
ia4suue5 Is every dollar &c Pria:s oeiy
makes tbose i=ssed of less valae- AID yet
he rebels are 70 see the collapse of The
Yankee curreney! Ose can imagine theu
looking On at that spectacle, vnsa it hap
peas, ragged aad shoeiess. TiIt 20 uouey,
10 ersdit, no food. nothing Eitb which 10
keep body and sosI together When cor
eGueuey Eak= to tie Preseat IeTss OF she
rebe earesey-wben tie food qae.sios''
becomes = Staple topic of discussion IN
Congress asd all car STATE Legislatures
aod BeEsPaDers-Haen mechanics hold
s'brsAd or death meslings-Ehea the
women break open stores fer the where
uitbal 10 feed their starring hOussboids-
Whea The farmers won't briug Ia their
WHEAT and corn TO tOzn Tor love or mosey,
especially for the later, It will be time
eaOagb 10 talk abOnt the collapse of tie
Yankee fo4Oees. We haze a long ways
jet TO run before We can possibly reach
the disesedited stains of the rebel finances.
When We get there, where will The rebels
then be? Ii stssds TO reason that they
being now eleven hundred times uorse
on than We, will reach the bursting point
6rst, evea we're ne 70 coneede an
equality of resurcss. Money is the
sinew of war. All war is hopeless
Uithout it. EEgIsnd overthrow Napoleon
With her money. She stormed the MaEa-
kod and the Rsdan, not Wilh her soldiers,
but her money. The utter boPiessness Of
the rebel cause is want of money We
shall via because Of our money-because
of our poPuiatiou-beeause OF our com
merce-butp more than all. because OF the
intense and inHe1ibls resolution q the
American people to preserve their nation
atty aud their liberties. The Richmond
Ecamner may write readable articles, bsv-
ing all the veri.similituds Of buoyaucy and
confidence, just as miserable broken hearted
actors, where hectic faces are painted with
the hues of iigbt-hearted health. in The
performance Of their assigned role drive
away dependency from all hearts save
their own. It stands the rebel-newspapers
in hand to write such articles. What
CHASTITY sight in the eyes of their own poo
pie would he, their market quotations,
their reports of bread riots, their police
items about the gamblers, were they uure-
lieved by such articles as tho one we pub
Iish this morning.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-31

Of . system Of free schools and after soEe
time soeat 10 its discussion, !; EAs laid %
the table ard made the =p.ciAl nrdtr tor
Monday II O'Clock
Nr. NcWaoE4Ea offered abe feiloEIng
resolution which Vas objected 70 6y Mr.
Rafner and laid OEer day-
RlsoIEsS, BY the legislature OF West
ViFgfniA, That tie tGo thousand sud
tEensy-eighS dollars SID forty eight cents,
which By The Act NSking ApproPr1A-
tons passed Angus: $50, E=s aPPrnPriA-
ted - she payment c! sEP<ns+= Of elections
held uEieF and By sirtGe Of the ordinances
and schedule Of the Es'e Constitutional
COuTsntiOo. be paid % tue sheriHs OF the
several oOuaties Epecifsd IN the report Of
The Committee or TaIa1ior aud FisAoeer
or If there be 10 such lherids II any eoan-
", then 10 the sUPeristsodeats Of ihs gen
er1l election held in such county Nay ..
1858, Ead the receipts of the said saeTiH
OF any Of the sapeEiatendentz of such eOuu
ties Hbsre the1e Is 10 sheriff, shall Be-
su6eieot voucher 10 TIE Auditor AID Treas
urer OF tie Siate for the payment Of the
amounts due the seTersl counties as per
said report
8Ir. LGME introduced bill from The J1-
dicinTJ CoBmTEIee "a. No. 1867 10 ame5d
tie Corporation act passed = few days
since
Rad 6sst tine
Adjourned
LCOKRzCTIoE-Ths printers made 6 say
yesterday that Mr.. AIEa Teser, present
Delegate IN the HOnse, Eas neleetsd 70 ell
The vacancy oeeAsionsd by the dsaEA of ia
cob Tster.7 Il should have been 'trcsigas-
tlOa,- Of course Mr. Jacob Teter is not
dead, -4as anybody knows o."
We are also made 70 say that the House
agreed" to the Serate's amendment to
House bill SO. 50 relatiug 70 the boards Of
Supervisors, with a yieEitO = COMMITTEES
Of CORfereace." That would be . funny
way to get Committee of Conference
It should have been 'sdiS-agreed to."-RE-
rozTEE-I
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House of Delegates.
ERIpAY. October 80. Is6

Prayer by Rev. D. W. Fisher.
Mr.. Ross presented the credentials OF
Henry D. Martin, elected from Barbour
county, to Gil the vacancy oecasioued By
the resignation OF Joseph Teter, il.
Credentials referred.
Mr.. MARTIS being present came forward
and was qualified.
The House was informed that the Senate
had passed the bill IA. No. ll6l relating
TO townships and township officers with
numerous amendments, portion of which
we're agreed to and the remainder disa-
greed to.
Senate bill No. SO, relating 70 iuries.
was received from the Senate aud read the
first time.
House bill No. lls, incorporating the
Wheeling Greek and Pennsylvania Tnrn-
pike Company, was received from the Sen.
ate with q slight amendment, which WAS
agreed 70 by the House.
The House was informed that the Sen
ate insisted on its substitute for the mill
taEy bill II. No. BY Laid on the table.
The bill extending the corporate limits
Of Parkersburg On. No. 1851 was passed.
The bill IA. No. ll1) providing a poor
law, vas taken up but laid on the table.
Tho bill III. No. l21l auIhoFiaIbp IhA
recovery Of damages where death Is cSused
ey de'aoit OF Others vas passed 70 eneross.
.ment- SO also was Il. B. No. I2s. deeIar.
ing eertsiu combinations unlawful
On motion of Mr.. Barns il vas resolved
on and after Monday next to have after.
noon sessions daily.
On motion Of Nr. Kramer, the Commit
tee on Humane and Criminal InstituIions
was directed TO consider the expedieucr Of
building penttentiaEy.
Mr.. Ross presented q mem oriaI from the
trustees Of the West Liberty Accident
Referred 20 Committee on Educaiion-
The General Election bill IN. No. laIl
was called up by Mr. Lamb and passed 70
engrossment.
Nj. DAVIDSON presented the rspor. Of
the GOmmiatee on Humane and Criminal
destinations which was read and laid On
the table.
The House took a recess till half past
two, the order OF the day (the seboo. SIM
having been Suspended iill that boar.
q o'GtO0k, IN
Tue House resumed the consideration Of
NV O'l d. No. sl) for the establishment
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EEAL HIAIE II sEE IoRK.
M a. IC1Tual q Co4DeIoA

"ReSl Estate holds its own very well IN
comparison With gold. ard the same Is IEus
of house rents AID beard A furnished
house which in August reoted tor $500
per month Hos readily brings $500 per
month AootAeF house, furnished, Vas
rented AZ $3.50 per month, and the Oeeu-
pant, in searching for board took paFloF
and b d room. Whieb cost, without board,
as much a. vas received for rent OF the
whole house. These afford good exam
pies of the present sB4molOGs condition OF
ihings. for which depreciation in currency
- accountable in part; but added 70
this Is the crowded state Of the city
Heretofore the winter season has been =
time when hOtels had comparatively few
guests, Transient travel being very light
and proprieturs we're glad to make some
ded1eIiOu fOrPernsDent bOaEders. Ofthe
latter class barge number always offer in
the fall Efter sojonrn in the country
through the summer month";. Nov the
peculiarly is that public houses have a.
much IS they eau do in accommodating
strangers, 20 that no guests are accepted
except With full. board three dollars per
day |, and even then transient custom is
looked upOa Nth most favor.
Tins it appears that private dwellings
and hotels are all vel filled. First-elass
board, with parlOT aud bedroom, generally
cost from thirty Eve to City dollars per
Uesk, and eighty dollars is not unusual
For houses, too, there is brisk demand
either to bold as an investment or to oecu
py. This IS true Of New York and Brook
lyu. Buffers are all masking strenuous
ezeTIiOns TO complete their unfinished
business and put them 10 the market
Good property 6Ods eager purchasers"
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These jOists must be manufactured out of gOod,
sound strOng, eloSSEratned, tough White Oak, free
from black and lo0ss kn0ts and free from shakes and
other detects, and aust b saved square and full
the edges. Delivery either on bank Of Ohio River,
Convenient tor Ehipmslt, Of At sida q 8Eidge For
further particulars sddress
JOHN A. RORBLIHe,
EngfBeeT CoVingtOn sd Cincinnati BEidgs %,
CgIinEton, Ky, %. 2. ls6a.-ost28 etd6lts
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To EDWARD n. NORTON. United
states Marshal for the Western Dis
GFteG OF YiFEInIa3

THE Rali Term ritz District Coart q the UnIted
States for the Western District Of virginia, 81
Charleston, having been pTeTented fVm hOI1tDS tts
rSSutar terra a. the time aPPCtn'sd by aV' 700 are
notify all persons interested in the business Of thst
Court that special term will Be held ~ ChArIsstO4
commencing - session the tenth (10thl day Of
November. 1873, for the transaction 81 all business
uufnished OF therHiss, that could b transacted 1t
are hereby required to summon Grand Jury 70 Be
in attendance upon the Court At that time and
Given under my hand, - Judge Of the District
Court Of the United States for the Western DstFt Of
Virginia, this 26Eh day Of October, 1868.
oct29 ID JOHN j. JACKSON, Jr.
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There i5-s very hopeful feeling 10 mill
.sry circles here at the prescott time. The
depression caused by the serious blow in
Aic,ed at the Chickamaugs ADD by the re-
treat Of GeaeFaI Meade upon Washington
has passed away. General Grant il At
Chattanooga, and be is not to lie idle tor
the next month Important things are
expected Of him, and whatever befalls be
will not remain under the guns Of Lockout
Mountain and patiently receive the Ere of
the enemy. Unless l am greatly mistak-
IN, General Grant will soon take the mi
lialiEe, and it IL believed that victory will
he his reward - Warrington Letter.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-31
Sale Of Valuable Real and
Personal Property.

NOTICE = hereby given, that On The 9osh day Of
IN N0VBDber, 1854 q the late residence q Har.
nan HGll. ooolllod. On the eat flFk Of Lnng Vnu
"a OLA county. and 8lAte q W6st VIegIAIa Is IIi
sell a pabHs auction the 6loWfng real And ueFsoai
property, belonging % the estats Of the ate HaF
nau Hes, deceased:
A tEast o. h1dou Big WhseHng Greek, oooAatnfpr
* acres, about * miles from Wheeling. On UlFe6
e I0e8tsd fSuTinS min, Known - BediiiTo1ss lfll
and other Improvement Barns-Ona fifpi n
had, the remainder IN I'VE annual fnsfallnnenfI
with inteFust from day ofsAle. payable annnally.
Asa another tract 81 had eonfIirIrl. aICSf tn.
acres near % tie last mentnb traet; for 6hs one
Gfh to Be paid IN haDd the remainder List above
AIso, The hone plses, Containing ns.rIv et-f.
aeEes, which + erected E0od dGslIn, kuIIsa 3
alHughfsr hOuBe, and other proper huildfn7f TeI1G
f0r ttIi1 td0o 10 hand the r1linIaF IN IRE OIIaI
annual payments via ilteTest, payable anulaliY@
AlsQ, varsity q h1us8hnld and kitchen firifs
tuFes beds al1 bedding = tgO h0rss eaFEiale and
haTne8S O1s bay mare . pair q match eolts, aasd
ether properly. Terms-El sums 70 SO eash an
over that sum On credit a SIX months, With
security. s +; tnqT HRse
Executors q he last Win and tsstlnsnt q Harnan
Hes, dec'd- oct2GStd&lmW
IBelmont OirunieIe, Wellsburg Herald, WaslIfnE-
toa RsgoEtsE ana Trib ne copy and Sad I'm .
=. AotnasEerl
PASS sILKs-RieA PLATA Hack snk., Browns
.osts is. RHODEs
NEW cLoAKs 10 saoqlss aad CinSullrs Ja1t
cess eBo. r. TAYLOR.
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Mason county.

The POlat PleAssn. R4gifev Of October
ss.h Il Ga oar table. bat there is no return
Of the JOse CAST IA Mason county % the
pa IN IL We bssE that WHsIeJ carried If
by = snail msjoriiy. Mr.. Phelps is NM
doubtedIy retained 20 tbe SeOate- he car
ries both Mason and Kanawha counties.
Third Distriet-Kanawhac County re-
The indications are that Whalsy Is elect
ed to Congress 10 the Third district. The
vote in Kanawha county stood T47 for
Whaley, TO $50 for FROST.
Gen. RuHner, present member, and T.
". Newton, Editor of the KanaWba RePE6-
lean, are elected to the House Of Deiegstes,
the former getting $50 votes and the latter
4S5.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE PsFDerzhip heretofore existing under the
/ firm Bhms Of Probe GrL sseIose Eas solved
on the 28d inst. All persons knowing themselves
indebted tothe late firm are requested 70 come for
ward and SsttIe g. A. Frobe befrE authorized TO
csiTe aud receipt for All debts dne.
g. A RROBR
JACOB GROSSCL0sR
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HEnr,rrID RAIIEolD oIIIer.

VsI1INgIV-l ~ EI-N7ll5I 10 ~
A MEETING Of the Stoekh ,Iders of the Hemp
"A GeId EailroAd Company viii be held 81 their
0lbes 10 Washington, Pa. on the third Monday Of
November Tsxt, for the eIsettoa o. seven Directors
to serve fOrthe ensuing year.
y order Of the Board
oet29ld JOSEPH HENDERSON, SsSy.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-31

JACOB GROEsCLOsE. hasing purehased the In.
tsres+ Of e. A. Probe viii eontiune the uanuEAe4ufe
Of CaTTiAss BuEsies Ae and also attend 70 repair.
ing With despatch. oet29-lE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-31
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL AND PERSONAL PROP.
ERTE IL OHIO COUNTY
WEST VIRGINIA.


DY virtue Of dsed q trust bearing date the Isth
once o. the Recorder Ohio county, West virginia
In deed book number foFty.fou-49-foIIo three
hundred aud Observation-Disclosures By Daniel r.
Brewer, \. b. Brewer, AID Danisl r. BEOEeE, IL, 70
Edward b. EttLhuGh, for the purpose Of securing
tie payment Of certain debts therein me1fi0Ded,
also By virtue o. order Of the Circuit Court for
Ohio county made Gu the 18th day Of May, 1873 and
entered IN OFlsF book numbSP-Ii-eleysn folio oHa.
hundred and any tWO-I59-Ofsaid Court, BY which
said Ofsr the underlined appointed trustee in
the above msDtIO1ed deed In the place and stesd q
the nd Edward u. kttEhughs vii proceed on
Monday January 18th, 1864,
a the 'front.' door o. tie Court House Of Ohio county
10 Sel the fotloWtDg described property, 70 Wft:
An the Ceala, ehAles, and minerals Of WhltsvOr
name or nature, (eIcept the Bitumin0us Coal and
line stone and sAnd gtOls reserved By desd from
Daniel 3. BrOUeFs ~ Noah BroTer and Daniel
B Brewer, tE.s bearing date the 18th day Of De-
tobers 1881 underlying tract o. lAnd foltaiufng
two hundred aud fffsen aeres situate on the vatsI6
q Little Wheeling Greek IN sald eounty; also niece
aud parcel Of land eontafninS four acres three Eoos
and thirty-tUO peFehaa- R0r fall desHiptIon CT
the tract under which said Coil Shales and fnesls
uoneda u four acEes three roods and tbiTty.tgo
Perehs.y reSsrsDee = here made 70 Gaid DEED fr0u
ARxweaPs exeeutors, de, 70 said BroEeEs, and IN
addition TO the above viii also sell AL the machln-
eTyS engines, fixtures and apparatus belonging 70
the CCal Oh Works lately erected said pTonsises
by saI1 BrOEerss
Terms Of sale o. the personal property Cash and
q tie raj estate credit q three, SIX and nine
month"; the plrehassr giving bO8d With god seeu-
MY. 6elnDg - trustee GhSll convey only such
title - vests IN ne - such.
OetS1-ts n. RICHARDSON, Trustse.
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Adioumed-


The seePtsr which is TO be given to Ns1-
imiliam by the Mexican deputali0n Is de-
scEibed AZ a golden rod fifteen inches in
length and Of the size Of an alderman's
thumb.
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AUCTION.

ON WEDNESDAY, de Isth Of NOvs1beE, 1863, the
" uBderaigDad vii ofer st pubIts snettoo at the
reSideuee Of tee Iats william Gilnore, dsesassd On
the Natio1al Road, a. GTmOrss MAJ, lWo miles vest
Of West AleGaDdsF, the following properly. viz:
HeEses, Cattle, ooe good Yoke q Oxe1, Fss HoE4
$50 head Of Sheep, Is 70 % tous Of Hay, CoE1 OGt
kye' MhS1t u ne s bgs1sl sd e t6S gEOan, Io-
farming utensils. Pine, Poplar and Oak Timber,
Household and Kitebsl Furniture, and many other
Articles too uumerOuG 70 mention
Terms made known on day OfGaie.
Sale TO oODmencs ~ O'Clock, A. u.
Oet3 l.ts WI Ar GILMORE
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- Ferner. e 81. 30 q AID.

Spoke u the letier Of Mr.. Liseoln 70 me
IIIr1Ois esnVent:On, and related thls s'oFy:
Mr. Lineola having done hin the noaSf q
inviting hin 70 Rstaa 70 il, asking BID
What Be thO1ght Of IL BE replied, "Ine
eritcis7 SIl be, yOu have failed 70 ten
rs shat yua are 70 dc With the South Wne9
they lay dom her Arms" he adn'f6sd
II, and said it vas Ieft 50 O. purpose be
Vas like an old Methodist minister IN tne
West, Who SAs oEsrtAken by trsne0aOas
shoEer. Soue Of his younger btethren
we're IN = eOosCs1I worry about certain
stream, Ree1stOled suddenly after SHOW
er 70 become Uaf5rdable. RIsAly, amer
listening IoDg while, be said Brethren:
wait till ne gel TO the stream sad GOAs WI
E6oE n how to cross. So said be about
the future. Let rs follow God, and -
viii open the way before rs.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-31
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