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New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-04
Union Mn.s Meeting I'm Columbus.

COLuMBus, O., Tuesday, March 3, 1863.
The Union mars meeting held to-day was largely
attended, notwithstanding the unfavorable weather.
Gov. johnson was escorted to tho Capitol by the
military, when a salute Of 100 guns was fred. The
Hall Of the House of Representatives, where Gov.
johnson Spoke, was crowded.
In the Senate Chamber large audience was ad.
dressed by Hons. l.. ID. Campbell and Samuel
Galloway. Gov. johnson spoke three hours, and
was listened to with great attention. Tonight
speeches will be made by Gov. Wright and others.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-04
Arrival Of n Prize Schooner.

The prize-schooner Annie, of Nassau, N. p, Act
ing Master Haock, five days from Wilmington,
N. c., arrived at this port last evening. The Annie
was captured Feb. %, off Wilmington, n. c., while
attempting to the blockade at that place. by the
U. s. steamer State Of Georgia. She has full
cargo of sat The crew escaped in their boat to the
shore.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-04
xxxvIl.h CONGREss-Third se,.;on.

See bird psge for report OF part of MosdoJs proceed.
iuzs Published ia the socond edition Of yeercas psper}
SENATE. W. eWNCToN, March 3, 1863.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-04
Mass Leeiing as Salt Lake CITY,

sAIr LAKB City. Monday, March D. 1863. =
At mass meeting to-day, Governor Harding
and Associate Justices Waite ana Drake were de-
nounced as enemies to the Territory and general
Government. petition to the President for their
removal 10 IN circulation.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-04

Organizing Volunteers and Pay Of Bounty nader the so
proved July 20. 1861 ., , r. co,o,.,
Assistant Adjntatt- Gruersl Attends to the i.ene Vi
s.ons Acce ptaon Of Resignations tResaat AIny 7,
Robcrt VI ,lis,u, hiaio,-AssistAnt AdJutAn
charge of the Regular Recruiting o'i'''s A"D
bnsness ,,.,.n, Ad;ut.nt-C Cener ral.
On do,y With the Secretary OF Wsr NTH r.rL NJ Colo
George u. Rugges M1lol and o dv with The Secretary
" War. ,ssis,.pt hdi.tant-( iepersl
Shonas W. I'm n.,,.iniue to the Volunteer Services.
In rhage o. naT Msior-Asstant Aduiant General In
,bs%''' Of tie Muster Rolls, Volunteer Service
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-04
WASHINGTON, Tuesday. March 3. 1863.
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See Eighth PAGE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-15
From Charleston and Port ROYAL.

b
New York, April l4.@The steamer
Arago has arrived from Port Royal on the
llth, via Charleston bar.
Among her passengers are Gen. Seymour
aud staff, Gen. Gordon, and the French
Consul az Charleston.
The Hetc South of the llth inst, says
the fight ut Charleston was resumed on
10th, but with what result it could not
ascertain. It adds that Fort Sumter is
probaly preached by this time.
The purser of the Arago in his rep ort
says the lronsides and six iroa clads, were
still of Charleston bar on the 18th. Moth
ing had transpired since the bombardment
1.-THE Tth. Gen. Hunter aud army would
leave for Port Royal next day.
The steamer Ocean Queen from Aspin-
wall arrived here this afternoon with
SLY 900 in treasure from California. She
was conveyed portion of the way by the
gunboat Connecticut.
The AragO brings the following intelli-
gence:
Tue gunboat Washington ran aground
on the 9Th inst in Broad river near the
Fort Royal Ferry. The E. B. Hale went to
her assistance but to no purpose. The
REBELS brought down a light battery and
hrlngsou her. A chance shot struck her
tISS 1AN causing Tue obstruction OF
the gunboat. Two men were killed and e
MORALLY wounded ands slightly-all Of
the r. 1 artillery. 81
Nav YORK, April l4.-Advices per the.
steamer Arago state thst the iron clad
Patapsco went to Port Royal and was re.
paired and again returned for service.
None ofthe vessels except tho Keokuk
were seriously injured, the rest of the fleet
lay inside of Charleston har nm Satur6avt
evening. Part of the land forces had sail.
ed tor Port Royal, The design of attack
ing Charleston is not abandoned and the
confidence of our naval officers is iu no de-
gree shaken.
It is stated that an engagement near
Suffolk is not improbable and the repulse
OF the rebels intsuch an event is regarded
as certain.
Gen. Keys has issued an order notifying
all persons not in the employ of the United
States who prefer safety TO the conflict OF
war to leave any town or village in the
Department which may be fred upon By
the enemy forthwith
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-15
New YORK Markat

NEW York, April l4.-FIour less active
loo lower; the decline in gold caused the
depression; sales at 5O97 90 for extra
State, 20@T IS for extra round hoop
Oaio, aud 1905 80 for trade brands, the
maket closing dull.
Whisky heavy and dropping Mt 4e@4e3,
including small parcels of Western at 47c'
Wheat dull and dropping, at 70 for
winter red Western, / 72@l 76} for win
ter red aud amber Jersey, 1 80 for white
Michigan, and SO for prime white KEN
lucky.
Corn lie lower, and moderate business
doing at the decline; sales at 90@92c for
sound, and 82@S9 for unsound.
Oats steady at s5@s73c.
Wool dnll.
Pork dull aud heavy bacon sides less
active.
Lardiess active aud lower; sales at lo@
l05c.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-15
BUSINESS NOTICES.

$50 6oT1nu Oo1n ON, -,
THROAT r. showed 5 - o.s AN hhknIAIsD
Pulmonary aud bronchial ascttons oentn 5.'J ~;
cdrabie.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs
reach directly the ale ted part and give almo.t in
ssant relief In BROSoHlEls, ASTHMA, and oArAaRH
they are beneficial. The good effects resulting from
tne use OF the Troohes and their extended u O. has
caused them to be eounterfeited. Be sure to guard
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-15
no FEDERAL CouRT.-At the opening

SNFEDERAL CouRT.-At the opening
of the Court yesterday morning Mr. ]. /,
Hitchcock was recalled. He examined the
three letters submitted the day before-the
one said to be written by Gamble to the wit
ness, Newbrough, the one written to Mrs.
Anderson and the anonymous letter, writ
ten to the President of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad. The witness thought the
letter written to Mrs. Anderson was not
written by the same baud which wrote The
others. 1t will be recolIected that this
witness testified on a previous occasion
that the anonymous letter and the New.
bFOngh letter were in the same hand wri-
ting. Mrs. Anderson testified that she
was familiar with CANDLES hand writing
aud that she did not think Gamble wrote
the anonymous letter.
Mr.. Caldwell then proceeded with a
lengthy argument for The defence, with
which he occupied the whole forenoon.
10 the afternoon Col. Smith closed the
argument for the Government, reviewing
the whole ofthe testimony. Insumming IN.
he spoke of the frequent decorations of
the mail and said he deemed it his solemn
duty 70 impress upon the jury the impor-
tauce of bringing in verdict of guilty.
lie said if the prisooer was not convicted
he would despair sf ever bringing another
man to justice.
The jury having retired returned into
the Court room in about ten minutes with
a verdict of guilty: The Court directed
the prisoner to be.contined in Jail. Du-
riog the trial he had been staying with
zone of the Deputy Marshall's at tavern.
The case of Peter Bower, charged with
passing Counterfeit money, was then called
up, and jury was empaunelled in the
case. After the examination of couple
Of Witnesses the Court adjourned till this
morning at o'clock.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-15

m-AocIpENr no 4 Cn1lp.-On Monday

b0-AocrDENT TO CnILD.-On Monday
afternoon most distressing accident hap
Pened to little daughter of Mr.. Robert
Kyle who resides in Centre Wheeling. The
child, which is only about seven years of
age was returning home from the Fifth
Ward school houseand was in the act of
crossing the street when the accident oe-
CURED. Two coal wagons and dray, all
nearly abreast, were passing along the
street. The child in stepping back out of
the way Of the wagons stepped in front of
the horse attached to the dray and was
knocked down. One of the wheels of the
dray passed directly over the child's head,
inflictiug very dangerous and painful cut
which lis feared will prove fatal. Medical
aid was Immediately called aud the wound
was dressed. Thechild suffered intensely
aud it is great wonder that it was not
instantly killed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-15
The DRAFT Soon 10 Reein.

WAsHlEeroN, April IA special to the
Post says the Government is making pre-
Paratlons fora draft to fill up the old reg
,lments which have been depleted by the
casualties of the services. The State of
New York will be among the first called
upon for fresh troops.
The weather is magnificent. and the
Virginia roads in excellent condition.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-15
VERY LATEST.

LIVERPOOL, April 2.-Gotton steady aud
unchanged. Breadstuffs active and prices
steady. Provisions very dull.
It was reported that the Polish iusur-
gent leaders are disbnnding their forces
and giving upsthe contest.
Prince William, second son of Prince
Christian of Denmark, has been proclaimed
King OF Greece.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-15
LYONS KATHA1RoN.

This delightful article for preserving and beautify
ng the human hair is again put up by the original
proprietor aud isnow made with the same care, skill
and attention, which first created its immense and
unprecedented sales Of one million bottles an.
nually 1t is still sold at IS cents in large bottles
Two million bottles easily be sold in year when
it is again known that the Ka:hairon is not only the
IL cleanses the scalp Of scurfand dandru, gives the
hair lVoly rich luxurant growth, and prevents it
from turning gray. These are considerations worth
knowing, The Kathairon has been tested for over
twelve years, and isS warranted az described. Any
ladywho values beautiful head Of hair Will use the
Kathairon. It is finely perfnmed, cheap and valua.
bic 1t is sold by ali respectable dealers Throughout
the world. D. s.. BARNES CO.,
decl96md6w New York.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-15


p35- FIRE IN PITTsBuRGH.-An extern
sive FIRE occurred in Pittsburgh on Tues.
day night. A lot of crude oil lying on
what is called the Allegheny wharf was set
on fire BY some iucendiary, at present un-
known. The fire spread very rapidly, aud
as the oil barrels were burnt through, the
contents would How out upon the wharf
and run into the river. The flames of
course followed the oil, aud as it tioated
along the shore everything combustible
was soon in flames. A number of bulk
boats, some of them empty, and others con.
tanning more or less oil, caught FIRE, bot
they were cut loose and Aoated down the
river, burning as they went. Several otb-
er lots of oil, lying on the wharf. between
Marbury street and the Point, also caught
fire and were destroyed. The immense
volumes of fame and smoke, as they rose
from The wharf and river, leaping over one
hundred feet into the mir, presented sight
at once grand aud fearful. The floating
bulk boats, three orffour of which were on
fire and in sight at one time, also presented
grand spectacle,
Several shops aud buildings caught fire
and were totally destroyed. The princi-
pal loss, however, was in crude petroleum,
the aggregate of which is put down at
about 5000 barrels, worth at least $685.
900.
ThefolIowing are the principal losers:
Schmertz Il Blakely 500 in bulk.
-Jackson................ 400 /"
King Il Pennock ..........,...... 100 in bbls.
Richardson, Harley & Co... 800 q
DIR. Hostetter.................. 200 /"
Woods & Wright.............,... $50 :.
Hitchoek, M'oreary & Co... loo ..
Total.................. .......4, 400 bills.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-15
GenIIellral News.

L
new YORK, April 1.-THE Times New
orleans letter says Banks IS terrifying all
the aPproacnes TO the city strongly. The
enemy IS SAID 70 have q 600 men who Can
% concentrated near ear the city at u hours
s9osle aPPEenens1ons are entertained of a
RAD rom ON MopAte .! against Ship Island.
PosTPoNEMENT OF THE CoNsoR1PTIoN.s
Tha HerGlPs Washington special saws
there is reason to believe the execution If
the transcription act is indefinitely post.
ipoued. The opinion has been openly ex-
pressed by high authorities that the armies
in the field are amply sufficient, aud all
necessary to Fill up depleted regiments can
credited It understood he i is son e Isat
OF his ability to successfully swithdraW his
forces even it compelled 70 relinduist the
town and Pamlico river.
Il is stated that the Attorney General lie
in doubt that if the steamer Peterhotf can.
be sustained in principles of public Law
Lord Lyons has demanded her mail which
is in New York unopened.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TEN GOOD REASONS WHY:
You SHOULD ONLY USE
LAUGHLINs q BUsHEIELD,s

La O&dA1NS d BUSHFIELDSS
WRITING Fluid
REASON MOI,
tbs the best Ink made, now known OF.
RRAsoNNo.2 2,
It Is superior in many respects to sArnold'i Ink.
REASON NOS,
1t Is cheaper in more ways than one than Arnold,s
REASON NO.
1t Is cheaper in the quantity you get for quart-in
the price you pay for 1T, aud in the quality of the
Ink itself w.
REASONING. 4,
You pay so cents for our Quarts and 81 for Arnolds
REASON NO. s,
Our Ink does not gum the per, nor mould.
REASON NO. 9,
Our Ink Is of permanent, unfadfng black color.
REASON NO. .,
Our Ink can be used to the last drop in the bottle
REASON NO. 8,
Our Ink is a good copying Ink without additions
REASON NO. 9,
You should prefer homo manufacture to foreign:
REASON NO. 10,
II the Ink isnOt as we represent We will refund the
money paid for IT.
Sold BY the manufacturers, No. 70 Main street,
and all prominent stationers. mari2
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-15
Spring 0naninp

MRS, A. 8. THOMAS win open her Spring Rom
VI n,ts, selected "a the finest houses In New
lorE and Phadepha, for the inspection of her lady
tH''""eFS' on Ehursday, Alril 10th. apr18-2ts
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-15
Opening OF Spring Millinery.

MRS. n. RHEINSTROM takes pleasure in An.
Ml nouneing 70 her friends and customets gener.
ally, that her stockof Spring Bonnets VIII be open
ed at her rooms No. al Main street, Wheeling Va
1ptA+7St
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-15

= az CIEAS The sRwERs.-we saw
enough of ilth taken from sewer at the
corner of Market and Quincy streets yes
terday morning to infect a whole commun-
ity. We have no doubt but that other
sewers in the city are similarly supplied
with malarions matter, and should receive
Emmediate attention. This is the proper
season of the year for general cleansing
up of cellars, sewers, alleys and by.wa1s
in which decayed AID decaJing matter is
deposited. Prompt attention to this mat
ter will go far towards preserving the
health and comfortof our citizens during
the coming Summer.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-15
GENTLEAIRNs' LIST,

Arthur Robert MinRuB Robert
Adams John Moon Peter
AberB0ld Felix Moore Nerrick
angler Eayid Marshall John W
Burnett William Martin James
Benett Thomas Marshall Joseph
Brady OctaVious Morgan p II
BAKER Jacob Mathews BByns
Benheld Joseph McCrum Alexander
Brown John McGill 4
Biller John Mcclellan George
Bombarger Jonas L McCoWenT
Brnkner Ferdinand Norman Wilson
Baker frederick North Franeis
Bender O'OonneIl John
butne! ADIe Peterson William
Bartholomew WV Pollock MoItimo.a
Chambers D II Parry Oscar. p
Craig VIM A Quick n
Carter Thomas Rainey w 7
0lement saml Rtngle Thomas
Soen 5An0e1 Robertson
Clancy James Rose Robert
Cook John o Robinson John
craig James Ritter FRANKLIN
Campbell John Robinson David
Crane w Raw Abraham
Carroll G Ross J "A o.
CHIhes FRANKLIN sitter Willi0m
Coleman DaVid0 SDrowl William
Carson Alexander ScroRgipg William
Dickson Thomas Schofeld ThomaH
Deveuey Hugh G Sheal ThoYras
Drisscaul Corne Jus Smith Th0SiR
DeBpRrdB Soldan PAM
Emsly John W Squires Nh
Ernest JACOB sulliYen r.
Elbert Francis Sham John
Enoch Ellie . Sanford George "
kaas William Schu6tar Frank
GeA9theS aeuHy Str1te Aug
frees henry Starkey CurtisS NJ
Fisher Daniel W Smith Andrey,
EranE CharieS Stevens Alex
Fiton Robert Truman MattheV
Good Joseph Tonner Wiilian
Gray James Thompson William
5Gfaham Allen Tompson William
l1tAFPet W alltatn Taylor J 9 ssss
Howell jacob w Turner John
ia Kew Taylor joseph
Hartley George Taylor John r.
HoOten Charles Col Thon1nson Henr,, Nr
Hafmen Taylor Geo W
Jones William Terry OH
Jarvis GranvilleE Vancuren John
Jackson Small Messrs WyIie 4 LeyTis
Karr William .PB Watson William
Kindleborger Frederick Wolmeton WIN
ktndel6erger Samuel Wetzel- Mr.
higer OharieS William Walters
Little William Winter Philip
Lose William Weaver p q
Lundy Richard Wells John z
Lewis hilton While James Leroy 9
Lotus ntcheal Wy1fe Johns -
4iggett JohnB Walker Harmon
LINDSEY SohnEonC Whiteman Geo
Leanard James Wood Geo
Lindsey JOnson Warner Kdyard2
Linden Andrew j Winters Andrew
Laird Robert Yenewine CJhnrlss
dufphy Stephen Young James
link John
SprlS A.W CAMPBELL, ?. n.
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please say they are ADVERTISED.
LADIES' LIST
anderson lane Mithem alargsret
adams Kate Miller Jenny
Archer Fanny Miller Susan
Brit Mary J Matthews SRIlie
BAyleS susan Moone Elizabeth
Brown Maria Murdoch Mrs G
Boaa Mrs Morris Mrs Albert
Bailey L D Marble Elizabeth
Bennett Sarah Mcknight MarReret
Baker Eve McC0nnel ERrSh
Ba tlsy Bridget MeaiilIen Victoria
Conner EtfzaJ McGrath Ellen Y
Craig Nancy McMickles AarReret ]
Collins Elizabeth Nesleymire Elizabeth
Conner Mary 0brien Elenor A
Cromwell Jane Pender Sarah Eliza
Cook Mary o Prince Catherine
Cook Mary Paige Mrs e
Clarke Kate Pious Rebecca
Chapsau Rsbecca FARRELL Sarah
Cane Mrs A Roberts Bmilie H II
Chapman Mrs VIM Riley Harriet G
Campbell Emily Russell Mary @
Campbell Mary Anne lRea Jane
CampbellJane Russell EliEGbethJ
Chapman Mary Z Redm0ni Lizzie A q
Carpenter CammIllR RadcliR Mary
Carson Ann Reynolds Mary Anne
Downing Mollie Reid Kate
Dickson Rebecca Sturgeon Mollie
Delany Mary ScroRgins Matilda
Dunn Ellen Smith Martha
ans Ar0hJ Semon Mary
RdgingtOn HE Smith Molfe
Elliott Louisa Simmons Mollie
El9or Mary Sierra Elizabeth
Gtllon Annie Smith Glrs0
Harris Elizabeth Stone Kate
Heron Anne Taylor Emma
Harris Lydia Todd Hannah
Harton Amanda Taylor Martha 4 80
erMRryA Williamson Kisa
Helelns Mary White Mrs Glenn
HeWry & "A Wilson Annie
Holmes CLARA WRtson Isabella
HolIinger Minty WEIGH BIrs Thomas
Irwin Mrs White Mary
johnson Sadly Waddle Pa6IineV
ktnny Mary White Mrs T
Kelly Jennie Whitaker Hester
LoVertdge Sarah 2 Wilson jamie L
Lane Virginia Whaler Ann
Lexington Isabel Wright Sarah
Little Sarah N Warts Anna
Logan Sarah Wood Harriet O9
Lynch Rosy Wood Mildred
Marshall Elizabeth Walker Hannah
Nohannah Ellen Williams Sarah
harsh Mrs E @ Wheeler Ellen
Young Mrs James
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-15
Foreign NAws.

NEw YoRR, April 1.-THE City of New
York, from Liverpool on the 1st and
Queenstown on the I'd, arrived here this
morning.
The Cunerd company intend running an
independent line of screw steamers fort
nightly to New York, commencing on the
18th.
The London Moamg Post regards the
affairs of the confederates as favorable at
home and abroad, and expresses the hope
that before the end of the year the strug.
gle will be successful.
1t has been positively denied that the
contederates intend seeking further.loan
abroad.
Lord Patmerston in speech at Glasgow
deplored the civil war in America, and
said that Notwithstanding the resentment
of both parties the British government
would not depart from its neutrality.
II reported that an expedition against
Venice is preparing on Swiss territory,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-15
LIST OF ETTERs

ID ENAINING IN THE WHEELING POST on
III FICE, on the 18th day Of April, 1863.
ES=Published by authority of Act OF ConRresS In
the paper having the LARGEST CIRCULATION IN.
the District where printed.
s87Persons calling for letters in the LIST, viii
.nlaasa say thaY are AnYERrrSEn. "
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s-T-1s6O-X.
pRAK E'S PL ANIAILlN RLIIERS

They purify, strengthen and tnvigorate.
They create & healthy Appetite.
They are an snttdo:e to change of water and diet.
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late hours
They strengthen the system ndenliyen the mind.
They prevent nliasuatio and intermittent fevers.
They purify tho breath and acidlty Of the stomach
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Dlarrhoea, Cholera and Cholera Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
They are the best bItters in the world. They
make the weak man strong, and are exhausted ma,
turs's great rsstoreF- They made OF pure st.
Crotx Rum, the celebrated Calsaya Bark, roots and
herbs, and are taken with the pleasure Of beyor-
sge, without regard to ago or time of day Parttcu-
larly recommended to delicate persons requtring q
gentle stimulant Sold by all GrocsEs, Druggists,
Hotels, and Saloons. PHI. Drake . o., aOa Broad.
way, New York. declp-emdkW
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-15
LATEST.

LONDON, April 2.-The confederate loan
closed at quarter discount TO par.
The Tines says the seizure of the steamer
Peterhoff demands the, serious attention Of
the country.
LIVERPOOL, April Flour in more de.
mand at late rates.. Wheat firm. Corn
firm. Beef aud Pork dull. Bacon heavy.
Sugar heavy. Coffee firm.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-15

@ DoN'F forget the meeting of the
New State Club tonight at American Hall
in the 9Th Ward. A full attendance is dee
sired. Business of Importance viii come
before the Club.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-15

p~ Cry GoUUo1Ls.-A regular monthly
meeting of the city councils was held at
the council chamber last evening.
The committee on streets and alleys
made report recommending several im-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-15

New York Money Market.
NEw YoRK, Aprill I4.-Gold dull and
lower, opening at 5s4, declining to %, and
closing weak at 542855
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-15
Commissioners Sale ofValuable Real.
Estate in the City of IHhaalinp.

TN PURSUANCE Of decree Of the Circuit Superb
or Court Of Law and Equity for Ohio county, ron
dered at its spring term, 1861, In cause therein
pending, wherein MAJ garet RatcliR guardian Of the
heirs of Thomas L. RAtcIiR, IL complainant, and
Thomas L. Ratclit's heirs defendants which de-
cree is recorded In chancery order book number s,
pag5 A69, II Will az Commissioner under said Decree
on Monday, the 9th day April, 1885, [the be.
ink Court day. oer for e at the front door Of the
Court house Of county. to the highest and best
bidder the following described Real Estate to Wit
An that certain lot or parcel Of ground situate In
Ohio county, Virginia In the addition TO the city of
Wheeling, laid ont BY Charles T. Churchill Trustee
jr Emily A. Zane, called Churehils number
fVoi2) and grated on the plot q sid addition
by the number ave % In square number une Il be-
Ing the same lot ofl6nd which was conveyed to Thos.
Tynn Rakclih deceased, by John GflchEfst Jr., aud
EiIEabeth his vie, deed dated January 19, 1859
mo title to the piece OF land hsEenbetore dc Ti.
beisis Believed TO be disputAble.
fTERlrS OF SA1I-The above described lotsWilt DO
soIl on q credit 3f four, eight and twelve months,
Win interest from the day Of sale, the
in bond aud sscnltty for the purchase money, and
en win Do retained the aid real estate for the
same. y. n SAhUsOES3
nlar5-1GWaw Commissions.
Theiaboye sale Il stponed tlll,the first Monday