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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-24
House ofDelecates.

Prayer by Rev. II. Smith, of the Episco-
pal Church.
SIR. HooTox. from the Committee of Pr1vi-
leges and elections reported bill changing
place of voting in Jackson county.
Mr.. WEST from the Committee on Roads
and Internal Navigation, reported the fol .
a bill-declaring Dents Run, in Marion
county, public highway.
bill providing for placing u part of the
Maryland and Ohio turnpike uRder the gu.
peTvision of the County Court of Marion
county,
A bill concerning the sale of railroads,
canals, turnpikes, and plank roads. Read
first timely their titles. "
communication from, the Senate an
uounced the adoption by that body. on the
18th, OF joint resolution fixing this day
tZ3d) Tor an adjournment sine die.
Mr. PATRICK moved to amend BIZ substi-
lutlng the goth. He said they bad been in
session sixty days. and ought to adienrn.
they could be ready to adjourn by that
time and he thought they ought to do it.
Mr.. WEST moved to still further amend
by substituting February 5. He said they
could not complete the business properly
before that time. E3
The vote was taken on Mr.. Vests
amendment, and resulted:
HEAs-Messrs. Crothers, Hooton, Hale.
Logan, Michael, Myers, Henderson, Kitch.
en- Rollyson, RuRner, Vance, West, Wheat,
and Wright-l4.
NAYS u Barker, Foreman, Bumgarner,
bower. Davidson. Farnsworth, Fast, HAWK
hurst, Kramer, Kee1ey, Miner, Parsons,
Patrick, Powell, Smith, Snider. swan
Wilson, Williamson of Peasants, William.
son OF Writ, aud Mr. Speaker (Porter)
Mr.. MINER moved to amend by saying
that when the House adjourn on the Both
inst, 1t De to meet on the 9Th prox. in the
city of Alexandria.
The Speaker ruled the motion out of
order as fixing place as well as time.
Mr.. LOGAN moved to lay the subject on
the table, and it was agreed to by the fol-
YR4s-Messrs Barker, Boreman, Croth-
ers, Davidson, Davis, FarusWorth, Fast
haWxhurst, Hooton, Hale, Keeney, Logan
Michael, Miner, Myers, Henderson, kitchen
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-24
ArrERsooX SESSION.

A message from the Senate announced
the refusal of that body to concur in most.
poning the election of L. S. Senator.
The House therefore proceeded to make
nominations.
Mr.. PATRICK nominated Lomuel ]. Bow.
den, OF Williamsburg, EAST Virginia.
AIR. CEoTHERs nominated Daniel Lamb.
of Wheeling.
Dir: HAw1HuRsT nominated Lewis Nc.
henzie, of Alexandria.
Mr.. HooToN nominated Waitmau T vii.
ley, present Senator.
After good while occupied bv discus
SION and waiting, notification was receiv-
ed from the Senate of its readiness to pro-
coed to vote, and that no other nominations
had been made.
The House then proceeded to ballot with
the following result:
F0R SE4uEL j. BownBS-Messrs. Dow
ney, Fast, Miner, Henderson, Kitchen,
Powell, Parsons, Patrick, Ruffper. swan
and West-ll.
FoR DANIEL LAXB-Messrs. Cro,hers
Davis, Logan, Myers, Smith, Williamson
OF Peasants, and Williamson of Wirt-s
FoR LEWIS MCKENzIg-Messrs Haw1hurs,
and Wheat.
FoR WAITXAE T. WILLEY-Messrs. Bar
ker, Foreman, Bumgarner, Bower, David.
son. Farnsworth, Hale, Hootou, Kramer,
keeney, Michael, RoIlyson. Snider, Wright
linn and Mr. Speaker, (Porter)-l6.
Ar VANCE voted for James NJ. Stephenson,
Messrs. Crothers, Hawxhurst and Hooton
were selected. to confer with the Senate
Committee TO count the joint vote, and re-
turning announced the joint vote as fol-
lows whole number of votes 40: neces-
fairy to choice 25 Of these Mr.. BoWden
obtained 20, Mr.. Wiley, Is, Mr.. Lamb. 10,
Mr.. Mckenzie 2, and Mr. Stephenson i.
Under The rule Mr. Stephenson, having
the lowest number was dropped. and NJ
Haw1hurst withdrew the name of Mr.
Mckenzie.
The House then proceeded to the second
ballot which resulted:
FoR WAITXAN I. WIL1EY-Mcssrs. Bsr-
ker, Foreman, Bumgarncr, Bowyer. Cro,h-
ersI Davidson, Farnsworth, Hale, Hootop.
Kramer, Keeuey. Michael, Parsons, RolIv.
son, Snider, Williamson of Peasants.
Wright, linn and Mr. Speaker, Porter
10. v - 'et
FoR sEMUEl j. BowDES-Messr. Dow
ney, Davis, Fast, Hawxhurst, Miner, Myers'
Henderson, Kitchen, Powell, Patrick, Ruff
ner, Smith, Swan. Vance, Wilson, West.
Wheat, and Williamson of wirt-ls.
FOa DANIEL LANB-Mr. Logan-l.
So Sir. Bowden was declared elected.
Adjourned.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-24
FIrs. Ward Ticket.

An "auti-abolition ticket is puraded in
the Press of yesterday for council in the
First Ward.
The ticket consists of the following gen.
tlemsD, viz: Messss. Vim. p. Wilson, H.
W. Phillips, W. II. Dun!evy, George Ware,
John Hughes and T. ]. Gardener.
1t is proper to state that three of these
gentlemen voted for secession on the Esd
day of May, 1861, viz Messrs. Wilson
Phillips, and Gardner.
We object to gentlemen running under
false coIors. Ii "anti-abolitionisr means
secession, why then the flag under which
they sail is all right and proper. Ii it
does not then the whole thing is a decep-
ton and humbug. Those who vote for
these latter gentlemen should do so with
the plain understanding that they are yo-
ting straight out secession tickle, and
nothing else.
Remember the old catch fellow-citizeus
The Hubbard aud Clemens ticket in Febru-
airy, 1861, was stigmatized as the abolition
ticket. This is the same catch, and i, is
the one secessionists everywhere use.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-24
Bai gill be hsa5dta one of his louas.t and

Bull Tiil be heard il one of his louaest and
honestest roArs."
This is specimen, men of western Viz
GINA, of the reasonable stuff that i. being
dealt cot TO you b. the paid adrenturer of
the Wheeling Pys,s uuder the hypocritical
assumption OF 2 community OF interest with
you. "Oar people" with HMM his ia
ner ay@Pathies-means those purcbasable
cotton zofshippers Of Eoglaad who under
the prs;ence of neutrality sre fitting GU,
pirate ships for the rebels TO prey upon
our eountry's commerce. His preteaces Of
ioyal:y are jast on par wi.h the prereaces
OF ne neutrality OF that portion Of hi. .ve- :.
NJ! coun:rymen to whom we;ba7s alluded.
Both he and they would destroy this pa-
tion 10 morrow il they could, and both are
!aboring 10 their bes. abilities, uDds. false
assumptions and preteuces, TO accomplish
lie ruin.
Think yOu, men of Western Virginia,
that any one who hai your Interests at
bear., would write such paragraph "a
that we have quo:eda Do you for mo-
meut believe that the man who would de-
lame John Bright aud bis followers, who
are the only friends our country has in
England, is any friend 10 your What
right has such a man to speak CT you as
sour people" You are not his people
He has no sympathy with you or auJthing
you are hoping or striving for. He is sim
ply so it;neGant il your midst, brought out
here BY man who has been repudiated
I throughout the length and breadth of
Western Virginia. He has not even vote
sEaong you nor single iateres; beyond
the weekly or mon;hIy pay which he
receives from Carlile / Co. of the Pres,,
for doing their work He publishes
to the world yoas legally chosen and
recognized Governor az the $50 called
Governor of ell she virgiuiaas.2 Is that
making common cause With you. Either
Governor Peirpoint is your Governor Or he
is not. II be is your :. ao-called Govern
o." heis bogus pEeteuder. and unworthy
your support. The adveuturer clearly snd
plainly undertakes to poison -FOUR minds
against biG' by 6slittliug lin in your esti-
nation with The brand Ct ilIegalisy aud IL
legitimacy. An editor in the South who
at this kline would dare to make such a
publication, wOuld soon feel the pow
er Of the authority ne dsrides and scorng.
And yet "oHy people" are Sc du!ously and
iosidiously Piled day after day with the
poisoning prejudice, and With perfect iupu-
nifty. TOO, oy ibis representative of foreign
element that hates our country and is doing
all il its poTe' 10 compass its downfall.
FellOw-citizsns of Western Virginia,
without prejudice or passion, ne appeal to
you to beware Of this ,reaehezOus tory in
your midst.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-24
UnprlneIplcd Desperation.

No paper in the country has become, in
venOmOusly disloya! than the wheeling
Pres. Almost every little clipping and
every liue OF editorial is now thoroughly
saturated with bold fal.ebood and treason.
10 yesterdays paper it publishes, in its
editorial column, an article in which Gov
ernor Peirpoiut is alluded to as the $50
called Governor of all the Virgiuias,' and
then goes on to affirm that the Governor
sent in his late message to the Legislature
Tor the purpose of securing the power to
arrest certain persons in order to prevent
such persons as are opposed TO the new
State from voting against it :. By threats Of
arrest"
a more Infamous lie was never put 10
print.
And yet the very man who publishes this
article, only short time ago, with his
Characteristic time-serving hypocrisy, threw
up his nat aud pretended to hurrah for the
new State.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-24

NOTICE.

A PERSONS are hereby Motif d that the lists,
n Valuations and enumSratiOnS made and taken
by A T. Ross and Robert Pratt, Assistant Assessors,
under the Excise OF the United States, for the
Sdaad Sab divisions of The First Collection D trct Of
Is days from this cate. the offices Of the said A F.
Ross and Robert Pratt, in the city Of Wheeling,
county OF Ohio, Sta'e of Virginia will attend
the Office Of James c. Orr In said county, the 9Th
day Of February 1868 for the purpose OF hearing any
appeals that may be made from the lists, valuations
aud enumeraIionB made and taken by the said A. p
Ross and RpJeTt Pratt All appeals must be in writ
ing, and must specify the particular cause, matter
thing respecting which decision is required; and
must state the ground or principle OF inequality
error cornpEaiued Of. JOHN ATKINSON,
Assessor First Cole tfuR District Va.
Cameron. Jan. q, 1855 iau24-tiIl Eeb7
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-24
Meeting OF Brick Makers and
Brick MasOnS.

A 7 melting Of the Brick Makers and Ey,s,,r
"a Brick Masous OF the city Of WhteIinS baTJ 81
tile Fourth Ward Hose House on the evening - la
uHry 10th, for the purpose of establishing npiSrn
prices In the regulation Of their business on not;
3hdreW Britt, Esq, was called to the Char Snj
Neoert II. sweeney. was appointed Sccretarv So
On motion OF James Bodey, q COMMITTEES Of f,,r
was appointed TO report to the nesting schedule NJ
prices for consideration N'SIeuu'o VI
The Chairman appointed the following narDaJ -o,,
temeu, viz: Charles Britt, John Boring Jo,erb f.;
IeE ano James Bodley, who reported the E,iIovjno-
"1lch; on motion, WAS unanimously adopted e'
IN tue measurement Of houses, walls. &c the
Measurement shall be made from corner To corner
counting 20 brick to the cubic foot - 'Ot "et'
All lintelS' caps, and sills shall be measured a,
All chimneys and aues shall be measured a, .,,;,
WORK except hre-places which shall be 6etlnctaJ ~
Al windows and doors shall be deducted
10 tne ABOVE prices there shall be 10 cents mar f,t
1ooionaI Tor all arches and rc walls and Iofs co.,
per 1901, superficial measure fol coruice - SS"''
for taking down, cleaning and LAYING oI5 b-,.,. :.
the rate OF - per thousand brick N'N 0''eA' at
=, For furnishing mortar and laying brick An mar
For laying brick, with material, found 50 so mar
jobbing. Va 'U'H'ees' STACKS or
fGE o1nVering and laying merchantable brick
In the wall pes Thousand brick,,.......s 4 IN
For delivering and laying paving brick, per I"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-24
w. w. saRIvER.

Il is seldom indeed that We have ever
said a word at municipal elections. Gen
orally there is bat little more involved than
mere choice of men. Nov it is different
The Union question everywhere agitsles
the people with new intensity. The coun-
try is resouuding with the clash that was
heard in the first days of the rebellion
Nen adverse to the war and to the prose-
cu.iop of i: are again busily a: work, AID
are ready by every SORT OF specions dis
guiss and coucealment to getin positions
where they can exert more or ieesinfluence
to directly or indirectly force the country
into an abandonment of the struggle and
into an iguoble submission to the terms of
JEFF. Davis.
. For this reason We uuhesi.atiogly throw
whatever influence We have for the cleo
tiou Of the gentleman whose name stands
at the head OF this column as candidate
for Mayor, viz: W W. shriver, Esq, e
man whom we know to be true uuyield-
ing and incorporating Union man, and
also sound and true upon the New State
Perhaps for this endorsement of ours
certain parties will Immediately cry "abo-
lition" at him. That is the stereotyped
game Dni We fancy IT Is zIva. PLAYED ON,
At all eTeu'9 a. nanpIe of this ci,, o,a.
be made to believe such thing eohceruISTg;
". ". Shrirer. We support him upon no
political grounds, save, as We have said bis
devotion to the Union and to the New
State. All other iIsues of poli,ica! kind
are sunk ont Of sight with US. We supper,
him in addition 10 these reasons because
ne has large interest il the welfare OF the
city, and is thoroughly acquainted With the
duties of the place to which he hns been
nominated, having twice before filed it,
and having been eight years a member of
Council, aad haviug also been always an
active participant in all public and private
enterprises in our midst.
In saying this much of Mr. ShriTer, we
do not intend to say word to the personal
dispasagement of his opponent, DR.. Geo
Baird. He is known as 4 very capable and
promising man in his profession, and on
this account and also on account of his
social qualities is very popular We op-
pose the Doctor without the least feeling
,sinst him, simply because he is in real
Or supposed alliance with men whom all
kuow to be disloyal; because every seccs
siontst in the city who intends to vote is
working for him and because his triumph
will be considered and set down as their
triumph, and also as triumph against the
New State.
Therefore we cast all the influence We
have for W. W. Shriver, and therefore we
appeal to every devoted Union man to lay
off his coat and go to work in real earnest
for Mr.. Shriver's success. If this is done
there will be no trouble about eIecting him
by handsome majority.
1t is proper for Us to say, that the above
remarks were written without any consul
tasion with Mr. shriver, and simply as e1-
pressive OF our reasons for supporting
him.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-24

We should have noticed ere this that
Mayor Sweeney declines being candidate
for reelection. At the request of one of
his friends, we make the statement nov
Tho only candidates are Messrs. shriver
and Baird.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-24
An EntIcIng and Deceptive Express

An EntIcIng and Deceptive Express
sion.
The editor of the Wheeling Press says
that in the editor "of the Wheeling In
teligsneer our people have bitter and re-
lentless enemy"
Our people! Our people That is good
Oke, indeed. Our people! The fellow who
uses the word is the hireling whom Garlic
picked up in a cheap boarding house at
Washington City, after he had been ex-
PEELED for disgraceful cause from the
public service, and brought out here to do
his dirty work for SO much a month.
If the fellow was back in England,
where he came FROM we have no doubt he
would be appealing in every way possible
to tour people" against not only the psO-
pie of West Virginia, but against the whole
people of tho loyal States of the Union.
He would be warning our people" as he
did on Thursday last against such noble eff
forts as those of EngsiEh John Bright and his
Manchester aud Lancashire supporters. He
would write even holder aud more traitor
Gus and malicious paragraphs than the
following from his pen on that day:
"Wheu the people of Eugiand-all classes
alike-begin to perceive that few thous-
and dollars worth of provisions were sen.
to their people-famished by our American
strifes-not at all for the sake of suffering
humanity, but to effect political ends here
aud to tic up to free action Of their oCn
Government (mark these Words,l and even
to initiate If necessary "a social and politi-
cal revolution .there-depend upon it John
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-24
FOR MAYOR.
Unconditional Union Candidate.
w. w. SHRIVER.

WE ARR AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE "
". sHRIyER, Esl-, she candidate Of the ua7on
ditionsl Unioa men OF the city Of wheeling fox
MAroE, at the Election zext Monday.
jAaG5--tF
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-24

MS me undersigned, Brick Makers and Hfas,Sg
M, MSsonS OF Wheeling, being unable to continns
IN the SsS 81 at The old prices Of the rise
Ee1 OF all employees do hereby agree tn o ~ Ie wa
ne, In our prices for brick and brick worF he
a00te schedule and also declare it To bs oG
JosEpT Rp1[ '" no less than the specified price
IL I n, JANIS BoDLET,
- a G noHLEI' JOSEPH BRITT, SR,
r. 1 1890 T NJ ANDREW Il. Barr
S1SSSg. n pALsoN' RoRERT Z. SWEENEY
1HC.n IS, nRIEI' JOHN BoRISo
jana9 JILL ~ RoBERT BoSD,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-24
WEST VIRGINIA.
A Proclamation by the New State
Commissioners.

NY HEREAS by the Schedule annexed TO the Con.
w stitutiOn Of West Virginia, the Commissioners
therein named have power toreconVene the Conven-
ton which prepared and proposed the Eatd CunStttu
tion: ASp WHEREAS The said Commissioners, II they
determine TO reconvene the said Convention re-
qured to take the necessary steps to secure repre-
senttion therein, from the counties proposed to be
included in the said State, heretofore represent
ted, and to ill all vacancies that have occurred:
Nos, therefore, tile undersigned Commissioners,
ton take into confederation the Act Of Congress-
entitled "An act for the admission Of the State OF
Wet Virginia into the Union, aud for therpurpOSes
approved December3l 1852 do by this, ProclamR.
tion recouVcne the said Convention to meet at the
Custom House In theCity OF Wheeling, Thursday,
the 18th day Of February next and do order and di
rect that elections Of Delegates to the said COnven
t!Cu be held under aud according to the laws Of
the State of Virginia, Thursday, the fifth day of
February next In the following counties hereto
fore represented that TO say: the counties Of Green
hrier RHd Monroe shall each elect Delegates and
the counties Of Morgan, PendIeton and Pocahontas
shall each elect one Delegates aud that at the
time and in like manner, elections be held fill
cances which have occurred in the representation Iu
the said Convention, that Is to say: the county Of
Ohio shall elect one Delegate in place Of Gordon Bat
telIe- deceased; the county of Marion one Delegate
In place Of Hiram Raymond, removed the State;
the county Of Mason Delegate In place of John
Hail. resigned md the comfy Of KanAwha one Dele
gate In place of James H. Brown resigned; and that
the results Of the elections in the several counties
named, be certified to the undersigned Commission
\ erS Mt the city of Wheeling. .-s.
Given under our hands at the city of Wheeling,
| this fourteenth day of January, 1868
JAMES W. PAXTON, PIG. VAN WINKLE,
| E.. II. CALDWELL, EPHRAIM Is. HALL,
lan4S.u&Wtd Commissioners,
~ All the papers within the limits of tho new
State Will publish the above untdsy Of election and
| send bills TO the Commissioners
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-24
UNITED STATES Of AMERTC.
WESTERN DisTICT OF YIRG1A- 50

WESTERN DlSFlCT OF VIRGIA. So
w aEREAS, a libel In cause of l,ei,.t,or :,
w partition hath been filed in The Dis,r; o.
court OF the United tateS for the Western
OF nitSna, on the 18th day OF January. ISfs S
~ WHIHn morrison, against the steamboat Rsn IL
IN IN heE machinery, tackle, apparel aud flrni%!
~ tns reasons ana Causes the said libel r1sntis
on, ana pr 'yfuE the usual procesS md monitj1n IN
ao court IN that behalf to be mad and thai h
PrLSons ctAiming any right in SAID Stenmbost n
tackle, apparel, aud furuitrrq and S ~
Gta.y StchlOald Campbell, part owner therenf @
SS SITn 70 answer the premises and ali nrSc IAy
t tIns hAu that the said steamboat her mncbjrass
and furniture, may be sold and ~,
thereot brought into Court to bU viJS me
a. No e tneTeoIe, 10 pursuance of the mortior
Iue seal OF The said Court, to me irecte @ I'M
1881 40 hereby give public notice to ali ue
t"n,Iu any interest in the said steambort ' T
$500, apparel, and furniture, or In any Her
80 s tnSTSin, that they be and RpnpS- LSHE ~
ptsulct Court, to be held at the CITY F W. ne
tS Stn day Of February next, ut 10 ociocS on
F Q! the same day, II the sans sSII III the
AZ J1Itlsutetlon otherwise on the next H. We day
LII, thereafter then aud there 10 ~. Jntis-
behalf anu ~ MAKE allegations In that
SAAEs s, WaEAT, Proctor for Libe,lapt
ian0I1I EDWARD NJ. NORTON
.y U. s. Marshal w ID ~ "
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-24

Groves, CRATES. AND HOLLOW WARE Of tn.
ISGs aud T1RESHING MACHINE CISTISGS N
n .s and made to order with prUmptness and at
j. ja lGsesS fN's' 0S rn7s G. orrpppTsov
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-24
Sewing Machines

y y nv 1919, hh 4 BAKERS new Improv0,, roo,. o.,
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warranted &C. are the best in USE All Masbi Hno
osi ios NJ H9aDoEAL, General Agent for waste
fet ab House Southeast eoFnS Sst NT Va
.1e -e0HS0e streets, Wheeling, Va. iSnS0 s MSF'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-24
Washing ton Hall.
GOTTsCHALK.
ONE OCCASION ONLY.

rJNHE Public are respectfully informed that L. NJ.
i GOTFSCHALK, the eminent Pianist and Com
poser will have the honor OF giving in Wheeling
GRAND CONCERT,
Thursday Evening. January 40,
Whom he viii perform some Of his latest Co posi-
lions, which have caused great sensation in Sew
York Boston, Philadelphia, and all the Western ct
ies- Arrangements have bsen made with tho -ceIe-
bTSted PriBs Donna,
MISS CHARLOTTA PATTI,
The principal star OF the Italian Opera, from the
Academies Of Nusic Of New York, Boston and PhiIa-
telphia, TO appear Jointly with Mr.. Gottschalk.
SIGNOR CARLO SCOLA,
The distinguished Tenor, from the Academy Of Mu-
sie New York, will appear jointly with Mr., Gotts-
chalk aud Miss Charlotte Patti. Musical Director and
Conductor, Mr.. BEuRENS.
AGmissi- 81. No extra charge for reserved seAts.
Tickets may be purchased and reserved ecats So
cured, commencing Monday morning at o'clock, at
the music store OF delIor.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-24
7NBW ADVERTISEMENTS
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a tAkine care of hogseS h., and who = TiSi!HS -
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-10-09

The attention OF the Ladies. Taors, and all that re.
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respectfully invited to examine the Grover Baker
hine See bills with prices and cuts.
MAY %, 1885,.