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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-03-12
AFFAIR AND l. IeERAL OFFER.

We do not ask any one 10 send us the
money ill they know what gift they will
get Any person can send US their name,
and try their luck, and we will inform them
By return mail what gift they are entitled to
aud they can then Go as they please about
sending for it. 1t would be well for any
( i'laAyzef- gentleman Aosirirg the agency for
any neighborhood to write us Immediately
as those who apply first will have the first
chance at this splendid enterprise. Agents
wto send us names of persons in any part of
the. country, to try their luck, will receive
ten SeT cent. of al! tie money they may send
us. Ms impossible to give all the particu-
lars-ip n advertisement, M+We will 90 80
by pri&te'circulqrs 10 those sending US their
noRes. The lockets and gifts will be sent
| BY mail, post paid. Money sent by mail
4 our lisk
1P.S. Write your name Post Once and
State distinctly.
address, ~A~W. HALL & Co.,
N@aer of Third d Pine 81 50. Louis, Ac.
Notes to Editor&-Any Editor who will
insert this advftSemspt and note one month
or ups'en!S and caA attention Of Editors
and others, wHll MSeive (in advance if de
sired) one of our Five Dollar Lockets anG
Pictures" by notifying us and sending cop!
OF paper.
February 26-1863, I'm.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-03-12
FIRST SBMI--ANNUAL.
sra Ql U D y e. .

|OF the Auditor and Treasurer of Viuton
" county, Ohio, for the half year ending
February 2Sth. 1868, in compliance with an act
passed April 5th. 1859, to provide for the bet
ter regulation Of the Receipts Disbursements and
safe keeping of tn. public Revenue.
NAMES OF FUNDS, AMOUNTS.
County fuhd........ ........,....."E l95S,24,7
Poor fund .,..,.'................ 42l7l,0
Bridge fund.-. ..."-ll55 SEQ
Military fund nd....'...... TAI ,434
State military fund.-. .''.''' ..'lls,0O,0
Township and Township
Poor fund.-. .........' ...............l76,757
School and School House, fund. .1s58,9ll
On sale of Section Is, ...... 1890
Interest ON Section 30
Ministrial Land. ............""l2.l5O
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-30

TnE subscriptions to the popular Five.
Twenty loan are SO large at the present
time as to furnish the Treasury Department
with legal tender currency enough 10 meet
the current disbursements. There still re.
mains about seventy millions not engaged,
but not many weeks will probably elapse
before the whole balance of the loan will
be taken. after which the scrip will no
doubt command q handsome premium. In
the mean time there lie some danger OF an.
other scarcity Of legal tender notes, unless
the Secretary of the Treasury shall 50 ar
range as to pay out the money to the pub.
lie as fast as he receives 1t from Subscribers
to the loan. The story from Washington
Is that there will be no increase OF greea.
backs.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-30
Meeting In RiIohIe TownSn,p.

At a meeting held 10 Richie Township,
pursuant to notice, at the school house. cd
the 2Sth day OF December, 1868, the FOL
lowing gentlemen were nominated for the
various Offices:
Supervisor Haudlan.
LnIPsetOrs-Robert BickertOn and 10 hn
Il. Johnson.
. yg.tiee.-James L. Hays and George
CIerk-James HI Cooke,
,y Con'ta6te'-=John W. Schultz and Jos.
7feGswsr-Niohael Roth.
ogsr'etrs Of the POOr-Aug. Wetiebusch
and Louis Stubenrauche.
Committee TO O6tain 2Tekets-John W.
Schultz. J. Il. Cooke aud Jas. L. Hay.
Delegates to County ConVeRiOn-John W.
Schultz, Geo. Birch, sen, and Stephen
Warehouse.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-30

Pursuant to notice, meeting Of the
voters OF Washington Township, Marshall
county, was held at the Court House 10
Moundsville, on Saturday, the Goth inst,
for the purpose OF nominating candidates
for the Township offices, and deciding rs
to whom said Township should support for
the office of County Treasurer.
The Township ticket was nominated as
SSpsrsi.or-Jsreuiah Jones.
Misunderstanding Blake and James
TTeGsmer-JuO. s. Riggs.
COHstaIits-s. L. Boyd and II. Zedick-
Cle,k-G. s MeFadden.
0uerseer of the POOr-Jno, Kyle.
Superintendent Of EteetiORS-T. ]. Coz
The illumination of n. K. sbattuck for
County Treasurer was unanimously en-
dorsed.
After instructing the Secretary to fur.
nish copy Of It's proceedings to the
Wheeliug IHteIGigeHetr for publication, the
meeting adjourned.
S. +. ARasTROsG. R. B. HusrsR.
Secretary. President
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-30
INC Cons1ituIiop Il.

hear, aud applause The Constitution IL
self provided for tue emergency, near,
hear, and the Executive al been Si0thea
with ALMOST autocralic stFsngth Tor the
moment, hear, hear,1 because the people
were aware that the overthrow OF coua'
try based upon 60 broad and iudvstraetto'e
q basis was absolutely impossible. zap
plause.1 Mr.. Leatham proceeded to exam
iue the position which The South had &C.
cupied 10 this country, and to picture Tue
exhibition which it's syupath'zefs had
made Of themselves in the House OF Com.
mons during the present session. referring
TO aud refutIug statemenis made oy MT
Roebuck and others, showing that cotton
was not "kiug;" that the recognition OF
the South would uOLIeTmtnate the war aud
give cotton to Lancashire; that the South
was opposed TO right, order, and the dig
nifty OF labor; that II had brought about
the sutIeriugs of the people Of Lancashire
by withholding and burning cotton, IN or
der to force this country 10 recognize H.
and assist it TO attain that for which It was
fighting. The grand result OfinteFference,
said Mr.. Leatham, would betO perPetuate
the conflict which was now rapidly
aud mAuifestly drawing to close,
aud 10 lay up for ourselves and our
children on one side. and our kindred
on the other side OF the AllAntlct an Iue4
haustible Inheritance Of bitterness and
strife. [Hear.1 Perish the odiOus thought
that America must be Outdone, that ciytli-
cation must droOp. that prosperity must be
blasted, that mourning must be the gar6 OF
all her happy homes, that the red rain OF
war should descend and scOrch our smil-
ing fields, and all this that England might
be great. CCheers Let US cYvet the
friendship aud alliance of America, and
then, when the sun Of her prosperity, which
We affected so much to dread, should have
reached its noon, II should shine down, not
upon one nation merely, but upon both /;
not enviOus OF each others greatness-nO5
covetous Of each others wealth-nOt plot
ting to overthrow each Others prosperity
not seeking to intercept those blessings
which merciful Providence hath surely
opened the ''windoWs oil Heaven" in order
to pour down with unceasing aud impartial
bounty upon the head of each ; but il fight
We must, then fight shoulder TO shoulder
with the weapons OF civilization in abe
cause of liberty aud progress, aud march
hand in hand with sOund and irresistible
steps upon the pathway Of imperishAOle
reunion. loud and prolonged cheering
a vote OF undated confidence was pas.eI
10 Mr.. LPatham unanimously, and the pro-
ceedlngs Terminated.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-30
Commissioners' Sale

james k% seaisy::. 0enPTs. lso....,.
Peter u. BrS,psIs and others, DIRT. - SlN1''S-
SY ViFtas Of decree OfEbe CireGIt 10 Ts G1F Ohio
eoSIty, meas % ihe Soth day o. October, 1so9.
and the time specified tor the "a m0nt " the debts
IN said decree GaytDg expired. shall, ~ Monday,
The 18th Day o. January. 1854 0sF kor sale Il tie
mont door q the Court HOUSE q OhIO county, In
the city o. Wheel ng. that para d Ot No ~ sliato
In tie sab Ward q the city q WhootIng, and eOu-
vsyea . said Preach b James n. st00t aaA vie,
BY deed bOg q ESosEd In the Ro>otdaris Sfies d
Ohio county In BoOk No. p, page SIS.
fERHs o. EALB-A sufIiei6nt amount In hand To
pay the costs q said slls and the costs Of ai sf
ahd credit q stxs twelve aad eighteen mouths the
deferred PaymSats: sAid bo61s bearing intsFo5t
from the day u aAlA
HENRY c. RLEsHRR,
deetI.SDt Special COmnlissi0nsf
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-30

AN oEyIcER IN rHE ARnr WARES: "At
inspection | noticed that large proportion
Of the meas knapsaeks contained a boz or
Troebes, being generally used by them for
colds, etc." "BFOBn's ByoRehiIi TSoe6DsSi
shogldibe Ia every soldiers knApsaek or
pocket, 10 be used on the tirst appearanSe
OF cold or cough, ~. u
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, ELECTION


OR = ne IRE.
ETaE Stockholders q thIS cSwpauy ere hereby
u notified that OlO=tiSa fOr ne dire tOrS Wilt
bs held at their once in the city Of Wheeling, be-
tween the hours VI nine O'Clock. A. II. aud two
O'Clock, r. ~, 20 serve ful the ensuing ~,
dre.Qtd 3 W. HARDING. Ree'Y.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-30

God guard our dag, aud keSp each star
EaItl stripe ~ bright As new they wave,
sun make Il lead our ranks Ia war,
sam Goat above each patriotic grave,
Death TO the traitor that would dare
TO tFAil II through the dust Of shame,
All honest hearts its los will share
Aul follow II TO Death or Fame.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-30

Mas. ,DAr1s. the wife of "JeG," i. is said,
lately received many rich dresses aud some
superb articles of jewelry scot to her By
friends 10 Europe, which accounts for her
being always seen with her husband at
church. -. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-30
For Sale.

A DESIRABLE PIEcE OF LAND, oOnsAIuiaz
IA sighty-thTCs aeFtG, located on the NstiOpal
R0ad and the Hsmp8eld Railroad, distant fFom the
city about four miles by the turnpike and two aud
one half miles by the railroad. FOR further lnfOT-
nation enquire at this oHlce. deo38.lE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-30

A"suBscRlBER" writes us to know what
has become of a piece of poetry he sent us
'sume weeks ago" Dear Sir. We can not
tell what has become oft Perhapsit was
published; perhaps it never reached US !
perhaps it was thrown into the waste has.
ket. If we were compelled to keep the run
of every peace Ofpoetry that is sent us we
shonId "posiIiyeIy expIre.r W {,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-30

A CINCINNATI rrApKR describes the San
Itaty Fair there as a blazing Wilderness OF
beauty. for which Ophir seemed 10 have
disgorged the richest plumber offs cavsFns.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-30
Bile REAL estate.


DART Of Lot No. %, e0Tuer Of Market sDd Frank
lin streets, eOltai1ins two go frame teosnsots.
Part Of Lot Ma d IN vest aido Of Main street, DoaF
FFahklln.
Lots SO. Il and IS, with their buildings, corner
q MAiR and RrGDklin streets, RAst StL0.
Part IsJg No. -. on west side 0f Market street.
n-aE Adams, On Whieb iseEUrtsd good tNO ~ story
Use-haif q lot No. o., east side OF Aiain ssEsss,
with TWO l9 story bTek dwelling and back buildiug.
Lot No. ~, eOTDsr q West street. and EekhlEdt's
AllSy, running 70 the Ttgss.
one halt d Let 10. l4S, oUTnoT Of ChsPltBO aBd
First siTeeta With gOOi tSO Isl soy brek dwelling.
Part 81 Lot Ne. %, corner Of Hain And JSGEFBGn
street, east side, With three ~ God dwelling
hCasss;
6eins undsE gooi CaltiVatiOH, and hGSi1g eOod
arm b0uso GhSESoo.
Any OF lh0 above described property eau Be pur.
chased At private sale On or before The nFlt
Monday IN RgbTHATy. 1865, ~ Wbich time he -.
matnasr via BE gnoEod ~ the EG8at d1Ur u the
COuFt tlOoso u Ohio eOauty ~ Pablie auction.
!. SWEENEY.
Ezs=utOE nf the estate OGN. lieNaghisa.
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Deserter--&3O Reward.

RHICHAEL LYNCH, recruit tor the FIRST Viz.
Iil ginia Vol Infantry, deserted from the AIbe-
neum at Wheeling w. Va, on December s4tb, 1858.
DIScaiPFtON-Ase - years, s feet inches high,
hazel eyes, black hair, fair complexion, by OeeuP y
tI0n = painter, born In Milwaukee, State Of Wis.
' Sss9s >. Reeruttins SiIScoF ist ". fnf;y.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-30
Personal.

ID W KITCHEN can heaE Of his sitter by address.
DE- lug Nrs. p. A. SLOC0MBE, Baltimore Post
once Nd. dec26s1W
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-30
NOTICE.

'INuE annual aeeting OF the sGOekhOIdors Of the
i Wheeling and BelmOnt Bridge COmpany will be
held 1t their once Monday, January IIth, 1854,
Leteeeu one aud fur Oelnek P. NJ, for the OlgetlOu
Of niho Anagers for the e0sung term, aud for other
pTgS !Pcss P. scA4rERpAY.ss,,y.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-30
Real ESfate fnr Sale.

IlNHR property known As the I'D Jail" situated
on Market street. above MsdIs0n. This prop
PFty has number Of tOnemeuts on the rear Of the
Ut, as well on Market street, and will be sold
ID Is q 5;Ss1 " :" s 4. AELES HOWELL.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-30
ELECTION.

rENHE regular annual meeting Of the stockholders
Of the Savings BAak OF Wheeling. for the eiee'
Hon Of Seyen DiTeetOFS will bS held ~ the Bank on
ThurSday, January 7th, between the hours Of one
and d. .96s' o'elOoE, p N. P u1LpRErA, r.s..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-30
VERY DEsIRAHLERE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE

VERY ESTATE
FOR SALE.
max undersigned, DESTROYS u closing up his busi.
u ness With slsW Of SpeuGiBg III time b the
country OeFs for sale the following desirable Fe.l
Os1alS, 70 NiG:
The I0t aud warehouse corner Mulberry Alley aud
Main ct, nov OceapIsl b. 7. sweeney sOn.
THIS warehouse l. Ear stories h n, slats rOJ aud
l. very substantially built,
Also lots No. ; and I, in square g frOoting on
Water street, between Monroe and Mulberry Alley,
on which u eFeetSi tWV story fame dwelling.
COrneF lot No. 1SO south eide ZaLe street, EAst
iots No 5s, ~ 90 81, @. I07 aud los, itaated in
North WhseinE Gunner Of Main aud 1l0Lurs Streets,
beiBg tJFmer rOsldsnes Of late Jo1athan Zane
Los No. 50, on east side q Nain street, which
= eTustot = Ehree stOTy bEiEk dwelling
Lots No. 10, ~, 1sa6d -, with tDuT 90 too stOEy
frame dWSlnDgs paEt II lots No IS and -, sta,
aLod On West street. North WheslIBg
uno-hAlf Of lot No. -, east Hi1s o. Main IA est,
situated betVeoa Washtugtoa and Adams stFSe.ss
With goOd tive stOEy bEiek dwelling house.
Lots No. q, g 8hd - f8gt o. No. Is west side
" haln stTost, corner u Main aud Third stTeGts
North halfos lot No. IL, on Sth street., between
Monroe aud Union street. With snail bFlek house.
Any o. the above property can BE- purchased a.
private sale or belJre the nrst Monday u RobTu
AIRY, 1854 ~ Whteh time the FsDAtnd0T win %
OdeTu1 Al public Ane4tOa At the float dOoE q the
Court nOase Of OHIO eOanty.
dSsS1.td T. SWEENEY
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-30
FOR RENT.

sRNAR iarg0and eomnodI us house known a. the
i HaFdnlSn House. "a Centre Wheeling. Posses'
'lG ass ssSIS Ap'H b P. HtLDRErn. Trustee
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-30
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Holiday GIFTSl

u 4 aisIe AND PHOTOaRAPHs. d ssesy
]. y 5sti,i IN sVs'y ssyis. - pEcs ton . eSuts
tsFtsalar attentiol e ealiGa % a. ch,.p I'M
g kAht HtDaEs GALLEgY, F66Ts tlSFs ~ -
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sAtn E1L 2E ana N6t bSARkE1I .AfEH

= = = y - n Hsh1NI1NHNs
INILL be so1l AZ the fE0nt DOR e the Court
w House Of Ohio eUnnty on the lFst Monday Of
February, 1855, " not PFSyiOusiy sOld ~ private
sale, Lots No. sud TO- With the buildings and AZ
RuTtonanegs thereto el01ging, known ~ tie Ph0aix
Paper MIL Garner q Water aud SeeU1d strUOts
COntro Whs cling.
Any infors.ation 10 regard to the shove property
can b ObEaiRrl b. appiytnE to }. r. Dteksy, 4
Peoples Bank Or 70 the undeFsiEns1.
T. SWEENEY,
deGSs ID PrOs't. o. n. p Bank
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For Sale.

Il taIne ave rooms and q cellar each, situate on
John street, nearly opposite the East WHEELING
0IaVeyRTd. The shove desirable property viii be
sold cheap. For terms. c, apply to the under
signed q y Monroe street. ,o,,,, ,,,,,,,,,
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NKW ADVERTISRM'NTS
WANTED,

ny young man who can speak the German and
D Rnglish language, situatiOn - Assistant
or SRIe,man IN . TesPeetAels hopsS u
~. citx. ApnlK At thlloAlee. 1eeSl4L-.
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FOR RENT.

A CONF. iRrABLE BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
n on Filth street, above Monroe, from lst April,
Is64 PUr farther particulars apply %
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PUDLIC MEETING Of 4

B UnIon voters ~ Clay Township, 7 .ITl
Ward, viii b held At the Court Ito on Wedues-
day evening 8JIh tRSt, ~ O'eiogt, the PuTPosa
Of nOmInatIng eaHdLl4tns t0E tvgRslP Offices, also
10 nominate dsls:stes tn the CJHaty Convention 70
be held ~ the O art HOuss m Saturday. January
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-30

For CInoInnaGI and Louisville.
o.z. The steamer RRsERVE, Capt. D D.
s5tl7fEt HEARoH, will leave for the above and
- sdiate y ,TtS this day, 8Oth lust {,
~ I9 O'clock, u. For fright or passage apply on
'' IsssS j. 70 JELLY & MANNER, Agsuts.
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MHOSE HAVISG AcCOUSTs AGAINST THE
II hTm, or with the individual PSTtueFs are re-
quSsted u present them either bdOTe or on the hsT
d' S. 9. Ss9uAry "'1s- LIST. MORRISON 4 or
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THANKS.

n EsOLVED. II . Vsstry mestfng Of the German
ID, Evangelical LnIheFaD, (SG, SaeObsl Church,
thSt the thanks Ofhe Vestry dae and are hereby
tUUdsru 10 the ladies for their efOEt 10 raising
handsome tum 70 Felinqush the debt q sad Church
49, ,O.ItS GUScAHUS SfEGNRH, See,y
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For sale.

ATY property situated near the P<male Seminary,
NI Centre wheeling, cOnsistIng Ofsix aPaTtmsntg,
built % . tuII lot Of grouRd. The House b IN g0Od
coalition and will be sold cheap. Terms easy. Ap.
pIIcalIOu eau be made on the premises.
ircsl.2SS HLIZABETu COMPTON.
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BALTIMORE OHIO RAILROAD,
GaAFFOE, December 81, ts68.
TONNAGE BRAKEMEN Neutrality-suspicious.
mont AID wheeling.
R.COFRAN,
Supervisor Of Trains, west Of Cumberland.
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FOR RENT.

SINuR LARGE WARE-ROOM nav occupied BY the
i undersigned, No. lis AAta stIset. Apply Ia
dee2S-Iws MCCLELLAN Knox
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'Last OhancetOAVOId the Draft..
10 MEN WANTED f
BATTER ID.
lSt WEST Va. LIGHT ARFILERY.
8eoa BOUrIr< "

pY the Proclamation 0f Governor Boramah. a.
WOat VlrgiBIa the Drat will surely take Diaee n
SSsnaasy 9ext gniess The stlie's quota 3 made Up
enlS-e0tle1 young mBp % i1i1 I8e ATtlliaTy. III
teTy D lat Wh1t Va Light ARTILLERY, WSnts -
Bounty win be paid IN regular inAtiiments,
Men wishing % volunteer IN the 1aSt0Fy en- -.
lst 15a1t 4 ChAf8nt, q the Blttsty. a. - ha1lS
oq ne Ibla9d tor " days, Or u. Col Jns6ph NSTT
dent % RosFHitings at hiS ~
% Quincy stteOts E' 81 w. -
40 tn1 JOHN GAkLIN,
aeels-sO-IV n 'istWost VS. Light 1Fiilissy.
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NOTICE.

WE. the undersigned, Bsrbers Of the city Of
w wheeling, baVSagresd To charge on and aiteE
the Let day u January, 1864, 10 cents Tor shaving
on week days and Is cents on sundays.
VICTOR sAUvAGEOT, REINHARD GAus,
CHARLES BEHLER, NICOLAUS GAUS,
GEOKGE MA III, HHNRY MEYBR,
FERD. WIN3ERBER, f.MEYER,
\, 1AoHTER, deea9St-
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For Pittsburgh.

The steamer MINaKVA, Capt. GOR-
sllFr fDoN. WtIl leave for thgAboye Amd inter
- mediate ports ~ Rriiay, LIST January,
At o'eipek, A. ROr freight OrpAssage apply o.
OG desc i0' to JELLY a MANNER, Asep...
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-18
OeutfMe Wriete.
DeI&t in Der enslii9sn 2ifte entbaLten HNb.
. GmenItte.

DamenGtRe.
gOebn', DitB Nmslia S; Graft, O1ib Waa<
tRiIce; Gorl, WRtb WarY 6; Gbert, WttB Wi
6; 5tet, Surab g; 6ttOebrano, Mre 81 ;
6eimltns, Wrs Nnna; Saafman, Mrs 8 ;
5eabIsr, Mt6 GtIe Y; RnpDe. WitB Wnuie
S; NOu, NtB Mira; &einbarbt, MiB CIR !;
S6slrt, Mr5 Gath Stembsrser, 0iiB M ;
Ereutman, MiB Sol; l1brif. MiB 9t3,ts
8aancfeu, WtB Nnnts; Son 6asea, MrS
6; Balter, Wrs u g; 8a0ner, Marta
Ann ; Wa9en, Sberelia.
StrremItfte.
Nbetn, Sobn; N6ern, Sobn; Gppea, s
IS; aiblod, Sbcs s; Dug, 9 %; Berg, g
Birf, Sbas 8; 8rtgsnier, Gospsr; 8rpd
NIGER, @bas q; Dtsbri6 & Bro; DsTsnbndtr,
9ol sc; Gdbart, Dm Gpalo, 8 9; Gtttn'
ger, Geo 81 6rid, GeO 8rtsls, S; 8ran3s.
0entp; G'erbert, SObn $; @rOB, 6ranc;s 81 T.;
0rob, SIR; @runer6auin, 81; Sanb, Gbos
y; 5er3Ug, GbOs Senfsu. @btl 5uber, s a.;
&leea, $; 6alr@, Capt Sob /; Seller, 9 .
&saus, @brIRtan ]; 9ippIaesB, 6; Gut, Sobn
Ifsblf, Trso ; Nltufer, 0enr9; Morts &
8rO; Otenporf y; Ornmtuer, ga; @fsr-
ling, 6; $ebiu9, @eo; Stole, s; 0fOisntbal.
d; No1ea6er8er, Wbtl 8usb, 50; Shwarb,
@I; Sidle, s 6; Spetb, 5sman; SpOtb,
Nlr Is; Spun9er, 81 6 4; @tsrn & So
8sssde, SO unltarp, Sacob; Wsnd, @e0
u; Wtisrt, Sol; 3tndsI, @m.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-18

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