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Wilmington journal., 1863-03-05

The Boston Post says that stick thrown at dog
in front of the Washington Hotel, bit five Brgader
Generals
Wilmington journal., 1863-03-05

So you are going to teach a school," said youn,
lady to her cid maid aunt. Well for my part, sooner
than do that 1 would marry widower with nine
cnidren.
L" should prefer that lie myself" w. the qniet re
ply, 4" but where is the widower ?"
Wilmington journal., 1863-03-05

The BATTLE OF sT. PAUL's
Fought - ore. ans, sunday, October 1sth
- 1864.
(sung bpa Louisiana Soldier.)
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-05
Cincinnati Law and Collection Office.
s.r 5d, So HrABLrmED A, D, 1870.
TIL oiMAseP WE'LL,
Attorney at Law,
sf ,1i saa AND
.a5lsa COLLECTION OFFICE,
a'h o. NO. MASONIC TEMPLE, 'c
CINCINNATI.

Remittances In allcasss made Immediately on the col
lection Of any claim.
The following references are given by permission Of
the parteF with whom Mr.. Powell has for many year,
been acqhainted. I1t AaFiNi +f7
Nicholas Longworth, Esq.
Samuel N. Pike, Esq. @ .th
Joseph O. Butler, Esq.
~ W.'B. Smith & 90. 5t ~
/ Baker & Won phul, a.s ..
Tyler Davidson & 90.
Hon. W. b. oaldweil, ETchisf Justice, State Of
lsrf Ohio. s-1g .ufTft sl trsf
- DIV. OorWin, late King, Oorwln 4 90. ft
CLARK, West Co., 12l and 1893 Duane st., N, Y.
Samuel 8. Bowman q Co., II John st., N. Y. /
Wm. u. Powell, ESQ.,, No. IS East 22d st., N. Y.
itdeeeiOe-u 11r- .'-f,t I,T
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-05
Lancaster and Groveport Turn
pike.

TINE gTOCKHOLDEHS OF THE
Il Inncaster and Grovepprt Turnpike Company are
he reby notified that an instalment Of ten per cent upon
their ption will be payable at John Helpmans
Office, In tho town Of winchester Ohio TO the TIeasur'
ten per cent. will be payable on the "a day Of Novem
ber 1865 ton per cent will be payable on the I'd day
Of January 1854; ten per cent. will be payable on tho
ID day Of March, 1854 ten per cent will be payable or
the Cd day OF Nay, 1864; ten per cent will te payable
on the Cd day Of July, 1851 ten per cent. will be paya
BILE on the st day Of September, 1854 ten per cent
will be payable on the "a day Of November 1864; ten
lse5 ave per cent Will be payable on the Sd day Of
March, 1865.
ulyl.d1twlaepi2. President OF said %.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-05

And We claim e. m esp ecisl merit,
that 1t sticks Patches and Innings 20
Boots and Shoes sufficiently strong
without stitching.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-05
1893 Sass .SA--laS.yes0 1800s
q r.. a ST. .alas q sssIi ~ /
q 1s ss !,
,eGh&Efk laD Dat 10 G--k Z. III
! CEfaTRAiElsf 2 OHIO A A
Steubenville Railroads,
a..p ,a,4H ogEHR THE gg I0--.Hs9
sh ort.ss, Quickest and Mess MsAia.
bls Route AZ l'
Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, Baltimore,
Washington City, Philad delphia,
go New York and Boston. "a.
Direct connections are made ct Bellaire with
the
BALTMoRE AND 0HIo RAILROAD,
3 And at Pittsburgh with the
Pennsylvania Central Railroad.

e.1 a. L. 81. OIL ..4i4fi. ,.l =, tt ll4--s eAH
Trains leave Columbus daily Sundays ex.
septed3 as follows: .' ,,.5
NIGHT ExPREss-- Leaves Columbus via Central
Ohio r. B, 4l5 o. me-; will stop at all stations when
signaled; arriving at Bellare at 1875 o. M; Baltimore
400 0. M; Washington City, 500 q. m Eight ttans
daily to Philadelphia and New York. also connects at
Bellare for PiitsburE Harrisburg, Philadelphia and
New York. ,,tii. 4 ia ge qjcgg A si .s.r.7 E
NIGHT EXPREes--Leaves Columbus via Steuben-
Vile, AIS q. M; arrives at steubenvle. 1900 M.
Pittsburgh, 500 p. M; Harrisburg, 200 q. m; Bati
more, Sis o. mi Philadelphia 6,35 .. M; New York
via Allentowp, 935 a. m.; via Philadephia, 1900 m.
NEW YORK aEXpRHss via sTEUBENvILLH--
Leaves Columbus, HIS m; arrives at eteubenvle,
Sis D. M; Pttsburg, 500 p. m; Harrisburg 545 q.
M; Baltimore, 1l;3Oa. Philadelphia 1920 q. MI
New York 200 Pam. SD.4a 4iE lt47u. DJs
DAY EXPRESS via CENTRAL OHIO B. r.
Leaves Columbus, $40 will stop at hll stations
and arrive at Belaire, 1000 p M; Grafton 255 g.
Piedmont, $50; Cumberland, e35; Martinsburg 1l45
Harper's Ferry l:03p. M; Baltimore, 500; Washing
ton City, 935; Philadelphia, 1880 p. Eight train
to New York daily. Arrive at Pittsburg, 5:l0 m
Harrisburg, 12A5 p. m; Baltimore 5:35 p. m.
Philadelphia, 5:e5 p. M; New York, l0OOp. N.
Splendid Sleeping Cars on Wight Trains.
Passengers desiring ticksby the above routes via tn,
Pennsylvania Railroad Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
should be particular to ask for them via Bellslre Of
5teubenville
b--ng54f q tliw 81 I. A. HUTCHINSON, l,,
| .jnneTilY -a 81 General Passenger Agent
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-05

Fancy and Flannel Shirts.
ron ORRHUERss USE. ALSO yRpudg
~ Hlannels for ehirisI n great variety. I N-"'S'
ro q "a .sl aH He4' 20 ecrsh a;ss s:;s;s.
,lIR hsa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-05
Master Commissions Sale.

.iTll5-i'e yiat 4aplo
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-05
PRESIDENTS OF CoLLEGEs IN OHIO

PRESIDENTS OF COLLEGES in OHIO.
MARKTzA ooLLxas sit IL truly magnificent work,
an honor to the author, the pubshefs and the whole
country. .DAPresident Andrews. jsnin aW bra ',,s
ONO wEnEYAA UnsmnyT .!s'1t exceeds ny sxpsctA
lions. II will DO my guide In orthogsphy andpronul
cation and will often bn consulted BY me for ih neal
and accurate definitions. ."-President Thompson. J"
Z W. Il. EcLEcTlo 0oLLnaE.-"Heretofore We have used
Webaters orthogaphy!4 At O. rocont meeting Of oui
Faculty, It decded TO change II to conform to thai
OF Worcesters Royal Quarto Dictionary ''-Presidenl
GARFIELD. " ''' ''''A'. '--" i." '-'' ~ ti.' ''Hu
{ WrsrEps RrsSsv1 ootAEsn.-ssI hnd H. worthy Of
cordial appreciation .'--President Hitchcock. 90
oBRxLn ooLLraH.--"It moro than meets my erpecta-
tlons. / recommend It a. the standard authority In
orthoepy to my children and my pupils "-President
Morgan. 'tl tH 'a
ANTIOCH OoLLEsH. ST adopt and aim 10 use In teach.
Ing writing and speaking the orthogrsphy and pronun-
citation Of WorceSter's Royal ouarto Dictionary. -
President HILL 10
I'm all my writing speaking, and teaching have en-.
deavored to conform 70 the rules for orthogaphy and
pronunciation 81 contained In Worcoaters Dictionary
Horace Mann, late President, t,,v ..t.. t-....
KKNYoH Collrsr, aAMBm .-'I most cordially recon.
nond II as the most relnbe standard suhory q the
English language ss It l now written and sOtsn."-
President Andrews.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-25
go froIi nharlastnn.

BOsgOs, November s4S-A eoEryspodidsu,
e .ae IEnss a9. ll'ng fFo Guy lsls0d'
Thsloss % The rebels Is said 70 be from
fVe q hfteen daily. Our casualties . few
weeks ago were tally equal 20 the rebels ;
bat HOW thas The most edeeliVe rebel bat
teFies are silsaty eur casualties are rare.
Fora Sumter suffers in meek silence, not
eVea displaying her Dag.
Ports MOUlsFie and Johnson shoot With
no. great viEor. Oar mea easily dodge
under cover and avoid the danger.
up on this aud adjacent Islands, which
will shortly eOmmaBd ali the oavigAhlo
channels gld give relief 70 oar blOekadiDg
sguadrOa. Slowly bus surely the work
goes on.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-25
ORDNANCE oEFIoM.


WASHING ON, November ID, 1868.
.CBALBD PROPOSALS viii be received at this
oomber next for furnihing IS 900 SETS compete. OF
Cavalry AeeoutremEnts to BE delivered in the fol-
10000 sets ut the Unit d States AFmOry, Spring.
5000 sets st the United states Arsenal aovernors
1900 sets At FEankfoEd Arsenal, BEidesburg, Pa.
20IQQ0 eets at Allegheny Arsenal, P1ttsbuFg, Pa.
1000 sets g g. Louis ATssnal, st; Louis. de-
foFmity with the regulation patterns which can be
seen at the above named places. Each set istO con-
sst OF one sa1re-belt and plate completes Que car
bine aing, with swivel, eomplete; one sabre kn0tS
one cartridge box; one pistol cartridge boa;
Sas gels hSlsse5 0E EsT9lTes and one cap
0fthe best material and workmanship. The sabre.
knot and eaf6tne6 ling are to be made OF Bur
holster and cap pouch, ofbest 0ak zdnRed Leather,
n iS to Be diStflletlN GIndEFStOod By bidders aGt
leather partially tanned tgtth ess bit 0ak
ct the place where 10 be delivered.
Deliveries must be made in lots Of not les than
under. I'D, not Ie5s tan 1903 sets eF Vsek far al
contracts OF over TO- 900 6elS The hrst delivery 70
be made within dneen days after date Of contract;
Of sets which he may fail to deliver At that time.
lS. the boSss ior witch Ti 80 pSi foT =. cost
price, TO be determined by the inspector.
thsy nTooose 10 seiyeT and n moe tbSn oae nIses
. separate bid must be made for each. No bid viii
be Consid red from parties other than regular man
ntaetureFs Of the article, aud such known to
the Department to be fully competent 70 execute,
In their own shop the work proposed for. Each
party obtaining contract will be required 70 enter
Into bonds with approved snretes, Tor its faithful
fnlhllment
The Department reseryesthe right to reject apy
all bids ifnot deemed sAtiset0Fy, for any cause.
Proposals. will be AddresSed % Brigadiet General
George D. Ramsay ohietof Ordnance, Washington,
2. D. and win b endorsed Proposals for cayalFy
lisaalsF sss E sPiss 1 q SsSGss.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-25


D~TaE RIYER was rising very rapidly
yesterday With something In the neighbor-
hood OF eleven feet In the chaunel-thet
highest rise Of the season.
The Pittsburgh GaEe1e of yesterday
ssys:9
Thelumbefmen have not yet been able
to get their products afioAt, as the tribn-
tary streams have not sWollen sufficiently.
We are Informed that the run of lumber
viii BE very light Some few timber RATS
have reached here, but no bo1fd RATS kiaNe,
as yet, found their way to our market.
The Emma Graham, from GAINESVILLE, got
in about noon yesterday, with one of the
best trips of the season.
The great steamer St Patrick from Cin-
cinnati, had not arrived when We left the
wharf last evening, but she was momenta-
rily expected. This magnificent steamer
is still commanded by that prince of steam-
boRtmen, Capt. Sam. Mason, and she is
announced to- leave again for Cincinnati
this evening
All the coaftugs that left here last week
appear TO have gone through with but lit
tie difficulty, and some of them, We doubt
not, have ere this reached their destiua.
ton.
The Reserve, being unable to complete
her cargo yesterday, did not get off as an.
nounced. She will leave. for. Cincinnati
to-day-posftively.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-25

BosTOn, November 24.-Ths RepabIiean
committee have re-nOminated By aeelama-
tiOu Hon. r. W. lincoln for Mayor.
A WashiDgtOu special % the World un-
der date Of the Path says.
The President says the dispatches from
Gen. Grant are favorable, bat declines TO
permit their publication while operations
Of which they speak are going on.
Oneial circles claim 20 have highly ia
VOrable news from the West involving q
heavy defeat Of the rebels.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-25
"a CAsE o. NIsPlAoRD oosEipEScE-

r~A CAsE o. AIIsPLAcRD CosElpENoE-
srnpEs DIsARPEARAcE OF MAJOR HARRls.
Some Waeksl ago RlmEn Calling himself
Major asrris,of the rebel army. made his
appearance in this city, and stopped at the
spritg House. he represented that he had
been captdred somewhere dowo about Port
Hudson and patolei; but We never heard
Of his furnishing any reiiaBie evidence Of
these statements. However. his simple
assertion was quite sufficient TO insure him
the sympathy aud admiration of the rebel
sympathiEers. ofsthes city. he SOON gave
evidence OF "a most decided fWeskpess for
wbiskey cocktails, gin sltngs. and other
mixed drinks aud run up a'coastderable
bill st the bar, and when the bill was. pre-
sented to him he took suddenly i'll. a.
great many people aocked 70 see him, and
he was shown every attention 1t was de-
cided to remove him TO more comfortable
quarters, where he might be. more teudsrly
nursed and cared for. This was Accord
ingly done. and in the course Of time the
Major recovered sufficiently to be able toI
come out and be became q great lion. He
was '.Bined and dined aud dined and
wined" in all quarters. It appeared very
difficult for his friends TO do enough for
him. They showed him all the qualities
of the isle, the barren places and fertile,
and gave him water with berries in it,
With his increasing strength his weakness
returned for cocktails and gin-slings,
which he was now enabled TO "sling into
him. without regard to expense. Not sat-
isfed with providing for his stomach aud
his ''ofs infrmities," his friends bought
him quite valuable wardrobe, and no.
body appeared more comfortable, gay and
fashionable than the Major. He fed his
sympathizers with all sorts ofsilly lies, and
borrowed money from everybody who
would lend 1t him, and he flung the filthy
luere about him with q reeklessness that
was amazing. He loafed about bar rooms
and boosted that he was . rebel and talked
abeut shooting people because they were
Yankees, but when put to the test exposed
himself as scoWar1ly braggart. These
things he managed to conceal from his
friends as well as possible for fear of h4y-
ing his supplies cut Of. and having
spreed to his hearts content he ..lit out
a few days ago and has gone in search of
better pasture. 1t is now asesrtained that
he was nothing more than a professional
sharper. The chances are that he never
was in the rebel army, but he was smart
enough TO know that 1t was the most profit
able game he could play here.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-25
The Army Of the Potomac not y
MnN1nR.-c.

NBW YORK, November IA WaShing-
too special % the Pest Says:
Il Is raining aud the reads are very
MiiitAEy Operatives are 1t = stand still;
the COmmerciaPs Washington letter of the
morning.
It's gsusrally believed here. aud e is no
secret that his army had yesterday ten
days'; cooked ratiOlS in their lidgeEsaGks
aud wagons, and oats for their h0yEeS
4hsa. lbs raieIGsf Fo6t, 90 L nav Is ss-
morrow or Wednesday before the Rapidan
Is crossed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-25
sRC0ND DlsRATCH.

The enemy fired II shots from Gregg at
the city 70 day. Some three or four build
ings were struck and one person was in
t1Red.
The PAwnee aud another glaboatealIed
the StOnO, shelled Battery Pringls, but
The firing on Sumter. was Glow aud
steady al day.
Some few Shots have been fred a. the
Sallivan 1sland battery. No casualties axe
reported st Sumter Or Sullivaa's Island,
Aobas. Noyeuber ia Ietses resolved
Eeom member Of Gen. GFeene,s stiR an
nounees the defeat Of two Yankee cdlamns
% LoQisiAna. i
Gen. Frauklinls division encOuut4red q
portion Of Gen Dick Taylor's army, .noder
Gen. 6TgeRe, HpaE Ale1apaFa % the 18Th
inst, aud afteF q stubborn eight The Yan.
KEGS were routed With che loss % their
stores aud GO pFtsouRfs.
Gen. Weitsees digisiOn e reported 70
have been routed - Gen. Dick Taylor
near Clfnshea lsfls r-l
Tue expedition Is sai1 - b a6a13oned.
A para OF the troops have TetaFned % Port
Hudson aud Baton Rouge.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-25
BRYAN's
PULMONIC WATERS

The Original Medicine established In 1857, and Hrst
article Of the kind ever introdueed under the
name Of 'sPulNos1p VAFEhs' ? In this or any other
country; all other Palm0Rio Waters arc counter.
feits. The genuine can be known by the mama
bryan being stamped on each WARBR.
ittt5 BRTAN's PuL1loMC WAVES
Relieve Cough, Colds, Sore Throat Hoarsensss.
BREAas PULMON0 WATERs
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, DlGlcult RFeathlne
BaTA1's PuIAOHu wAIRRs
Relieve Splitting Of Blood, Pains "a the Chest.
BRYANls PUIMoSnC WARNS tr
Relieve InCipisut Consumption, Lung Diseases.
BaIAN's PuIMoNIc wAHERs
Relieve Irritation OF the UyalA and Tnnsils.
.r iiili BRHAN's PVIli1SIq WAEEIa
Relieve the above complaints In ten minutes.
BRTAN's PUIitoaIc WATERs
Are blessing 70 all Glasses and Constitutions.
BREAS's PUI1foalo WAyERs
Are adapted for voealists and Public SPEAKERS.
BRHANs PuLMoNEG WARER8
Areln simple form aud pleasant 70 the taste.
BRTAN's PuLHOHo WAIERs
Not only relieve but effect rapid and lastIng cures.
r.. BRYGx's PULMoNIU WGTRs
Are warranted 70 give satisflcttOn % every one.
No family should be without box OF
BRFAN's PULsEOSIe WARERs
IN the house.
No traveller should Be without 3 supply Of
BETAN's puIMONIo WAEERs
inhis pocket.
Noperson win ever object . give for
BRYAx's PULMOIo wAREEs
Fwenty-ays Cents.
JOB MOSES, Sole PFOpFiet0h q CortlaDdt stt n. J,
For saISby sIAUaHnKNSs&B UsHFnLD,
sjyS0 andT. 81. LoaAN& 60.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-25

10FAy NARRow, EsoAPE.-Maior Dod-
bridge, Paymaster, who has been on duty
here sef s Considerable pstiod, made mar
row escape last week. BE was going out
towards New Creek and vicinity to pay of
some of the troops. He left New Greek on
Sunday evening of last week and on the
following Monday wagon train passing
over the same road was captured BY the
rebels. The Major had intended to move
with the captured train, aud it was only
by the merest accident that he happened
to start the day previous. He had with
him hundred and seventy Thousand doll
lars. The chief object of the rebels. in at.
lacking ths train was to capture him.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-25
swindling Contraetor sentenesd

CINUrNNAFI, November 80. W. Hall,
horse contractor for the GOVernments WaS
found guilty and sentsaeed to six months
imprisonment, and f6ed $1,000 for de-.
franding the Government In purchasing
hOEses.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-25
Rebel tehes.

FOEFEBss MoNnoE, Nov. 34.-Fhe Rlsh
m0nd Wing, Of the the 2lst has thR fol,
lowing news: islha4ls1
AisalioR Rilgs, NoR.s2O. ID Cen CSopev.
Gen. Wheeler reports his; atIaeE lpOn
and dispersion Of ther euemy's GaRairJ.
parsutng then into ltIe woods al Knox-
vile and capturing 500 PFisOGerb. 7h5
Infantry y close Up f6f
4 sisJs1 3. BE8eG. Gtaeral.
Charleston, Nov. 2O.-The eneny.ren
ed his IRE on the city this morning At /
o'cloek. At4 O'clock R.t M. the numbeF
OF shells thrown was sixteen.
The shellinR Of SamteF has BEEN heavieF
than usual. There were but feF riiled
There were no casualties ia either the
The following Dispatches are ,akea from
the Richmond Dispatch. Of the 10th:
,Glayteston, NOvembeE I9.-Ths enemy
has been firing slowly tom Battery Gregg
upon Sumter. Nothing else new this
fudEDfnls = fHaH
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-25
More shells thrown into CharlsstOl

NORRIS ISLAND, November 2O.-Fifteen
shells were thrown into Oharleston yester.
day. There was but little RFipB this
morning.
The enemy has been busily engaged
erecting formidable battery In the rear Of
the M0ultFie House on Snllivan's Island
for some weeks past. A hospital flag has
been shown At the M0ultrie House, In OF
der 10 protect II from our IRE. but Is seems
the house instead Of being used IS 4 h0spi-
tai has furnished the rebels . screen be-
hind which they built the battery In ques-
ton.
NV YoRK, November IA Herald
Morris Island letter states:
Daring Sunday night the Monitor Lehigh
while on picket duty near ft. Sumter, got
aground aud daylight discovered hef posi-
ton 70 che enemy, who ~ once began q
furious IRE upon her, both from james and
SulliVan's Island. Three other monitors,
the Monotank, Passaic, and Nahapt, moved
to aid her. The Admiral boarded the Ma
liant and called for volunteers to carry q
line to the Lehigh. 0ut Of the number
who offered themselves, surgeon and two
sailors accepted aud proceeded on their
desperate mission under tremendous fre,
and after three attempts, they succeeded in
getting line fast % Lehigb, aud NJ the
turn Of the tide the NRhRnt toWed her OF.
Admiral DahlgEeu promoted two Saamsu
on the spot 10 the rank Of petty officers.
Commander Bryson OF The Lehigh, aud
Executive oiiiceF Lieut.. Hopkins, are both
W6nndeil
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-25

p8-AS ob5scTloF s3arAFHx.-A poor
woman from the country whose husband
had come to town and got on spree, was
running about the city last night 'front.' o-
tel TO hotel looking him up. She had q
little boy, By the hand aud was really an
object Of sympathy.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-25
SALE OF HOUSE ANDLoTs

7 2 q n IN WHEELING. ~
VNHR und6rsIgned viii oef for sale at pubic auc.
: tion at the door Of the Court House In the city
ofWheelihg ON Saturday. December Stu, Nd. 1858,
at O'clock p the following described lots, sit
listed in the town 6fSWheeiinS, Ohio county aud
State 0fWest Virginia. yoYitSfs. Is53;s 81
PaFtsof lots numbered one aud three sitnated on
the east side Of Fifth street in the tWenty-tr
sluare Of Noah ZaRS's addition 10 tho town Of
wheeling, bounded a. f0llUWs;-commenctng ON.
Ffffh street, At point which is Atysix Test nine
inches north from the corner Of Monroe street;
thence eastWarly q right angles from Fifth street
Hinetyfour feet; thence northRarlly parallel With
Riffh street feeti thence westwardly 70
s1ufhWardly and binding ON satd Filth street the
place Of beginning, containing about thiFty-one
hundred and fur feet; also the use and right OF way
al to nov on east side q said lots SAID
formerly owned by John J. Carroll.
Terms Ofsales-0neethtrd easl In hand one-thtr
IN ono wear and the residue In two years. deferred
PAYMENTS to bear interest from day OF sale and Sc
cured by murt gage on the premises.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-25

e8eAa InronrAsr sA1E.-we would
call attention this morning 70 an auction
fsAleof farms, coal lands, houses. lots, &ca
advertised this morning 70 come of uear
Fairmont, Marion Co.. on the 10th of De-.
tcenber next.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-25

B6rIx RELATION 10 GosyIors, IA bill
has passed the House and Is now before
the Senate, authorizing the Governor to
hire ont the eeuyicts. of this State, in the
psnitentiaries of adjoining States, or in
some other manner. until the State shall
have provided proper piAest % keep Them
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-25
GEORGE 4. WHEAT,

s. HEApQuARTHRs PRoyosF MARsHGI1s 0ETIo1,1 4
1sT DTsTRIcE WEsF HtRaIN1ASS -
wHEELNG; November 23d, 1858; ~
NIorIoR e hereby given that any peFson enrolled
n in this Congressional District may appear before
the Board Of ENROLMENT at these headquarters and
claim 70 have his name stricken from the rolls Il he
can chow the satisfaction Of the Board that he iS
not and win not be at the time liked for the draft
liable 20 military duty on AccOunt0f
lsk Allenage.4 tfS
I'd. NOn.Fesidenee.
Sd. UnsuitRhlenesS Of age.
4th. Manifest and permanent disability -
The Board win be In readiness 20 hear such cases
daily, (sundays exeepted,l from 10 TO 10 A. NJ and
from to 3 p. u.
Alfst Of all the names enrolled In each snbdtstFaet
viii be publish ed - soon % practieAbIe,
Persons who may be eogntzant OF any other per-
sons liable 70 military duty, whose names do not
appear on the enrolment lists are requestedtO mo-
fifty the Board OF Enroslment.
- BENZ. b. STONE,
Pro. Mar. and Pres: Board Of GnIollment.
.-s- WM. d. SMITH,
Commissioner Of Board Of Enrollment.
R0Br. ". HAZLETT,
noy2ss. Surgeon ofBoaFd ct snreilinsat 3
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-25

n0rBEN1gT or solDIERsi FAMILlEs.-
WeaEe requested by Mr. Waters, the agent
of the zanfretsat Company, % state that .
liberal arrange cement can be made with that
troupe 60 give a 1hibftton for The benefit
Of the families of soldiers.