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New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-16

CLASS l.
Blue cloth pee jackets II, 900
CLAss II.
Bloc cloth round jackets 5000
CLAss H.
Blue cloth uowssrs.... 100
Blue sstilst troxsers.. /. IS, 600
cLAss ~.
Blue felt esps......... ~, 900
CLAts v.
Blue flannel ovsrshirts 70, 900
CLASS VI.
Blue woolsn snit under.
gbtrts.............. -, oU
Elus wooden knit draw.
ero. SS,VV
CLASS VII.
Csnv,s due + trowsers 5.00
Bsrnslsy sher.ins frscks ". 900
CLASS VIII
Bloc sAtiDet. yards 80. .l50, 600
CLASS X.
RI0a Nsrp>la vsr1a M f{i0
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-16
c,TEAM ENGINE for SALE-0ps q Hos9
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New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-16

MASON Il HAMLIN, Sole Manoacturers OF
w he c.fbrat-d CABINET ORGANS. pronounced by
the bcs Ia the world scs written opinions ef than
hy of the most eminent Of New York Boston
i1cs. b55 $500 each Aiso kELODE0Ss. SO0 to 40
Wsrefooms Nos and AsIcer-st, opposite Hovsld, Now
York. Address, MASON BROTHERS,.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-16

SOLDIERS, ATTENlION.-Members OF the
- two y-as Rsgmsnts who bsve mustered oat and
not paid their bounty have the By appytns
j. NELSON LUCKEY. Nos and H. Pine-st. Reom No ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-22
Active Operations in .Iouisiana.

!, ,NEw YORK April 2l.-Ths Geo. WASH
ington arrived from New Orleans the 18th
states that important movements were in
progress against the rebels on Bayou
Teehe. fs.r
Banks is in the Geld at the head of Gro
.Herss, Rmory's and 0outzei's corps.
r WefIFel's forces crossed Berwtck's Bay
and advanced to Pattersonytlls, miles up
the Teche. The enemy retreated; and our
forces are steadily advancing.
Reitzel was reinforced on Sunday by
Emory's division.
Growers forces embarked at RsashsaE
City and proceeded! into Grand Lake to In.A
dian Bend above Franklin, the movements
If successful will bring the enemy between
two fires The rebels number 8 900!
Fl Twas reported in New Orleans on the
18th that ReitEel was wtthins16 miles OF
Franklin. Ii is also rumored that Gen
Grant had appeared with a stroug force up
outhe 9Th Col. Dautels With $50 color
ed troops went to Pascagoula, Miss,
and captured the place and WasS subse
quently attacked 6y 800 rebel cavalry and
a company of infantry. 20 rebels were
killed and q large number wounded. The
rebels refreshed, leaving their colors be-.
hind. ,suils.. =
The enemy brought down large rein
forcements, and Daniels returned to Ship
Island. e5s ef' "a tn s,i4I o
Proposed RRoRGAHIz ATtoN or THE STATE
GOVERNMENT. -alt4
Z The Union association of New Orleans
held meeting and adopted resolutions Il
petition to- Congress TO allow the people {,
bold Convention to form a State govern
ment.r, The movement is opposed by somt
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-22

R6rA F4tR WAsSrHa. case Of John
Nolan, coal merchant, presents a fair warn.
ing to all those disposed to evadeithe rev.
enue laws and defraud the government
lie made very marrow escape from sthe
penitentisFy and was put in for about
eleven bundled dollars Gues aud costs by
the Q. s. Court yesterday, besides being
obliged to correct his falseoreturnse and
and pay up all short comings. 49,
All persons who mediate any such
practices in future have before their eyes
sPretty good example as to how well they
are likely to come out. The cheapest way
for everybody, whether they like taxes or
not, is to pay them, and not try to eyade
Item by fraudulent statements concerning
their business
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-22
aprao q IN Z = Fl oHAsEYR 9I ~. a.

N.ORDINANCH to prevent the erection Of
"A NO 'den buldInge within the square bounded by
Quincy, Seventh, Centre and sIxth Ia the city
OF WhselinE. - - - ~
Whereas, The owners of!noE less than two.th thirds
of the ground included In the above mentIoned
square have petiticned the Council Of the city q
Wheeling, to prohibit the erection In said square Of
any building or addition to any building than
teneet high, unless the outer alls thereof be made
Of brick and mortar, stone aud mortar, according
to the authority VaBtsd In said Council by tho act 10
incorporate the city OF Wheeling In the county Of
Ohio, passed March Ilth, 1895. "a -
secl Be II, therefore, ordained by the Council Of
the city OF WheelnG, Thatit shall hereafter be an.
lawful In said square to erect to DO erected
or Ia any manner to aid In erecting any building or
addtlen 70 any building mora than ten feet hIYh uu
less the outer wall thereof be nAdo Of brick and NOR
tar or atOns and mortar. -Iti'A = 49,
iSec. 2eAny person who shall erect or cause 20 be
erected, ia said square. any building adItiou en-
trsrY to the preceding 1etou, shall for every such
ohense, forfeit dpay 20 tue city Of Wheeling the
sum OF ten dollars and moreover shall Fotfo,t and
pay % tho said city the sum OF ten dollars for every
day SHeh building addition BhaIT remain n said
square. .sGfd'8 e. fTfeEEJs3
Sec }. Any peEOonl who shall labor, or in any
tton, contrary 20 tthia 0rdinhneei Shsl forfeit
pay 70 the city Of Wheeling the sum OF Eve dollars,
for every day he shall be so employed.
Sec, 3. THIS Ordinance shall be In force from and
after the passage heF6Sf. ~ y t3e.-s l4sO0 p
Passed 18th April, 1859, t4f~-r - -
apf4ost - H.sF.REBNY, Clerk:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-22

l1 10 = s I
R9 FEDER4L CorRT,-The court on
Monday evening oyerraled the motion of
Mr.. Caldwell for arrest of Judgment ia the
case of Geo, Gamble, convicted Of robbing
the mail. y .rI1azsB hJH
Yesterday morning Mr.. Caldwell made a
motion for new trial aud based his srgu-
ment chiefly upoutbe. ground OF newly dis
covered evidence, he read sn affidavit
from Gamble himself, detailing the eyi=.
dence proposed to be addaced on a second
trial. Also ARdavits from Mra!! Cathasips
Holmes, zechatiah Wheat, Mrs. Samuel.
Anderson, LMr. I. 1. Hitchcock aud Others.
all of whom depose that to the best Of their
belief the anonymous letter, aud the New.
brough letter exhibited on the trial of the
prisoner are not in the baud writing Of
other letters, which the defence proposes
to show we're certainly. written by Gam
bile. tl.lsa-' -ra' p e7aa.E
Ar. Caldwell argued the motion. at some
length and manifesteda moet commenda-
ble zesl in behalf Of bis client. !.
The Court stated that the matter under
discussion. was of grave importance to
the prisoner, and the Court was anxious to
examine :0afutly and fairly and for the,
purpose the Court would adjourn until the
10Th of June At which time the motion
would be disposed Of cd siS
The Court then made,an order authorize
ing Gamble to be admitted to bail ia the
,sam of $1,000 for his aPpearaucein June.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-22

This delightful article for preserving and beaati.
ug the human hair is agan up ~ the original
proprietor, and Is now made with the sans care AKIN
hdattenttOu, which nfst created ito immense and
unprecedented sales Of over one million bottles an,
nuallyi Ills still sold at 25 cents In large bottles
Two million bottles easily be sold In yearw6en
1t e egatn known that the not only the
ost hair dFesalng in. the world but that
it eleanses the scap Of bcurf dandru gives the
hair lively rich and prevents e
from tnrptng gray. These arc considerations worth
knowing. The rKathalron hAa been tested for over
twelve year, and 10 warranted q described. Any
lady values beautE head Of hair viii use the
KGthairon. Its fnely perfumed, cheap and xalua-
BILE. It Is sold by al dsAieF
theiEoFlds .ssai oi SD. 8. BARNES & Oo.,sfst
5dsctsBmd&W issaiF ri zSa New York.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-22
The Siege of vicksburg.

NV YORK, April 2l.-It was stated BY
Paroled sesmen from the trtgate NIississip
Pi, who had reached New Orleans, that the
rebel gpnbost Webb was destroyed in tn,
Port Hudson fight. q sas 40 II
q They say our aeet did great damage t.
the batteries there and in one battery q
rebels were killed ..i + i1i'i,
u The tebels were several times drive
from fro their gHps, and one of their balteriys
was spiked.iue gi.tL i,ss.lo - ~ ~.
Admiral FarragnpssseFetary lad arriveii
atNew Otleahs. with dispatches. Farragu
was bloekadiug the mouth of the Red
river. l5sa'F9 il 5af5.
On the trip down from Vicksbqrg tn Z
deet engaged the batteries atiGrand Gull.
The Switzerland aud Hartford were hii
out the only thing serious was, the fata,
wouudingiO OF Que man on the Hartford. ~.
The Law library of Benjamin, Bonford &
Finney, has been confiscated. 4.
Benjamin is the rebel Secretary of War
WAsHIsGToE, April 21-The followin
Information has been received here frou
Milliken'sI BendIo on the Mississippi, nes
Vicksburg: ilPd 80 ,s-'ft = is7la
On the night of the 18th, Admiral Por
ter succeeded in running the Vicksbnrt
batteries With seven guhboats of his squa.
dron and three transports.
The Benton, his dag ship, got opposit,
the upper battery, leading the Iine Olives
sells, before the rebels opened fire. TIL
rebels then continued firing from IL p. NJ.
Hfll- N.rupon each succeeding vessel
as it passed. ~ 40 s.'l. iiisa II
The only damage dqne us was the Grim.
of the iHeary Clay. One of the traneporrs
and the temporary disabling Of the Fores
City another, Transport, aud also sho
through the Benton's hull. Our loss wa.
6ntaone man killed aud ora wounded =
The rebel was less effective than. was anti
cipated, they burned q or 3 housesiin tbt
town as our squadronwas passing to lighi
the river 80 as to enable their aftilleristt
toiget good view of our steamers AS
they went down within range of their guns
On reaching 9Warrenton Admiral Porte,
bombatded that village with what effect is
unknowns 2. slj'5 g
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-22
Something tobe Done at Yioksburi:g;::

WAsH1NagoN, April 2I.-oficial dis
patches received last night say that q por.
tionsof Admiral Porter's feet laden with a
large mi ber Of soldiers from Gen. Grants
army have succee led in running the bat.
tertes atlVicksburg and are now in q con-
,dition TO either help Banks in an attack on
Port Hudson or to make an assault on
yicgskutg from the South.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-22
Money Stolen.

Il HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE. POToNAc,
April 2O.-Last week SIS, 1000 was stolen
between Aqua Greek and Washington
The money was in separate packages aud
belonged to soldiers who were sending It
5toitheir families,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-22
~ A MERi+sp OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s.

R0r A MERtFRp RoNoT,oN.-We seebyj
a late number of the Louisville Journal
that Capt. HsnfyC. Dunlap, of the Ord
kentucky Infantry, who is well known in
this city, has been promoted BY elesttontoi
the CoIOnelcy of that gallant regiment
The honor is richly nerttsd, and Wtll5bs
nObly borne. Colonel Dunlap is an ad.
mirable soldier, a true patriot, and most
estimable gentleman. & BE went into the.
SERVICE" says a, distinguished brother in
arms, sat the beginning, subject to the
caution of his friends, and the jeers of his
enemies. He ought ts have had .this.pro
motion long .siuees as there is no more
efficient officer ID the service. ! am truly
glad to see that he has reached reward at
last" .tssi3el.isi ~, s. l l.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-22

aF
R6 EXPLOSION OF AN EHGIHE Oh THB
CESrRAL OHto RAILRoAD-PRoBAHLs Pa
TAI REsrLrs.-T engine attached to,tbe
company Payma5ter's car, coming east on
Monday, about p. NJ, exploded while.
standing atlSpeneer's station, with most
disastrous results. D The Paymaster, Mr..
Price, was in the act Of paying man nam.
ed Samuel eDenuue, when she explosion
took place, Mr.sDenune was fatally Injured,
and though it is thought Mr.. Price will
recover. he.is nevertheless, very dangerous.
ly hurt. A. man named John Wier, vas
also slightly injured. Tho engineer and
fireman, whose names We could not learn,
were badly tscalded. Tho eneineerslt is
thought cannot recover. A yonpg man
n'med Oscar Pumphtsy, son of Major Pum-
phrey of this city, who was on the Paymas
ter's car, was blown about twenty-five
feet into the air, but strange to say, was
not injured in the least. a7,aat l@
The wreck ia "a most perfect one. Very
little of the engine " left, and fragments
we're blown almost mile. The side of the
large warehouse at the station was .caved
in, aud a house standing opposite was
knocked out of shape and almost torn
uoHn. Lt.-t ola ii.e ili.i a. l.sis ss -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-22
Strayed Away or Lost.

ON SUNDAY, 18th inst ia COW, belOnglnRto the
" suoscTtber. Sad Cow Is Of q dark red color,
years old. she is flush OF milk, has short suike
horns, inclined downward, tip Of tail white, and
white spot on len stifls. 49, s..ss.,s -
Any one returning her, or giving information that
will enable me 70 get her, shAlI be amply rewarded
= ISAAC PACKER, =.
HprS2-tf Union House, WhselinE.
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skirmiah near Corinth, MississipI i.

cIscnSArl, April 4I.-The correspond.
snt of the Commercial, wiring from Mot.
freesboro, says: aas
dispatch from General HutiBnFt, at
Memphis, reports that Gen. Dodge, COM
handing at Corinth, attacked the enemy
and drove them to Crane Greek. Onr. loss
was one killed. and one wounded. Rebel
loss not stated.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-22
SOMETHING. FOR THE LADIES.
New bonnet 81 EarIetY store:
Math st., bet. John g Quincy, i
-5.,-. WHEELING WA

fTNHR UIJDRRsIGRkD,t Gently nom BfSfttiIssb1
|. Il Va, and having suffered much IN the los5loi
property, and therWlse by conteuding HFmies, have
concluded 70 locate permanently Of Whee-
ling. They have, therefore, taken the gtorehousS
aud dwelling situated on Main street, between
John and Quincy street,, ct present owned and 90
enpled by Henry KurtE, Esq7i Merchant Tailor,
where they puFpoSe oPenipg on ThpEsday the 9th Of
April, q 6rbt class ~ ~ ''''
ANcYs - VARIETY
t9TORB;sia.- nsi
TO which they cordially invite the Ladies, RSWel a.
!the public generallYE ltoian exAmlnHt OF their
stock. Their long experieneein this branch OF the
trade, and their facilities OF obtain Dg supplies from
the be houses n New York PHILADELPHIA and Bal
dmoTe, viii enable them ID 6ffeF such Inducements
to the Wapts Of the publicWhich are rarely found
outside OF Che Eastern Cities. Theodore, theY can
asS1re the PUB u that there viii BE- 90 lack OF eott
npon their part to please all who will kind enough
TO patrohfze th6E0s atrit 49,; -
They viii also be prepared to manufacture 70 order
every description Of BONN NETS ANDHBADD DRESS.
ES alter the Latest aud most approved Hat lfs HRV.
ing had many ears experience In this branch Of the
bushes they latter Ne that they can please
1BleAchinG, altering and reatting Bonnets done at
the shortOSf notice aud accommodating termR.
ELIZABETH b. HUGHRS
~ 80 - BSTELEA HUGHES.
Wheeling. Va, March 9Th, 1858.
P.6-OTdeEg from every portion of the county.
promptly attended TO and forwarded. Address
MRS. s, D.HUGHEs co.,
apr7-Sw - l-AsA wheeling; Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-22

n8TaE RIvER,-There were about Tn .Il
feet of water in the channel Of the Ohio
yesterday ndfalltug. The SGltaua came
up from Cincinnati and fstptnsd agsiaI
with an excellent trip. The little SiRnst
has extended her trips to- Cap.ina and APP
pears to be doing a,Ttry good business. s'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-22

B@Cb1. JoHN a. OLEE Of the 9Th Viz
GINA infantry, was In the city yesterday:
He has recently returned from an expedi.l
tton which went out from Beverly against
Imboden, but that somewhat distingaii6ed
rebel having been largely reinforced of Later
it was deemed advisable TO let him, alone:
It is thought Imbodeu is making arrange.
ments to advance upon our troops in the
BGckhanpon district. al E1..t
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-22

PoRr1AaD, April 2l.-The Jura, from
liverpool, aud Londonderry on the 10th,
srriyed this morning, With one days later
news. u
me Polish insurrection was still spread
ing, Cotton had declined 4@4d. Bread
5stuffs quiet, but steady. GOru mas a down.
ward tendency. Provisions nat. r. u.s.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-22

7 RBeaSAp sAooIDBNT IL. RIorHIRFoWN.-A
sad accident occurred in Ritcbietown on
Saturday, resulting in.the death Of. aslittle
child Of Mr. shartley of that place. ian.
older brother of the child. in connection
With some other children, was pushing
some coal cars along the railroad track,
The child was sitting upon the end of q.
car. aud colIIsion taking place between
this aud another car the little. fellow wass
crushed to death between the two. q
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-22
DU-ARREsT on a CATHoL1o, Pa1EsT--;WeI

q - -AlHAksT OLA UAIHoLIoN PRIEsT-IlRa
learn from gentleman who reached the,
ctty Yesterday from Parkeraburg that some
excitement was lately raised there in con.
sequence of the arrest Of the Rev. Mr..
Parks Catholic PriestRho has been oS-
eiating in that place: It Is said thatso4eef
Con: scammOn's scouts lately captured q
rebel mail in the KansWhasYa byiWhich
it Was ascertained5 that Nc. ParkslWas in,
communication with the enemy. allN u
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-22
New YORK M u

f. NEw. YoRK. April l,-Cott more ac-
tive but still irregular at 64@65c. aps1s
Flour heavy aud 5@lOc lower: 6i70@'
4 90and 1907 20 for extra round hoop
ohio n 2OCA8 10 for trade brands; mark
ct closing quiet. i 1. ga4 y ~. -, 4
MnlsAyi nsavy and declining at 40 8. Il
Wheat heavy, only a limited supply offer.
4 ng, Shippers are not disposed to purchase
AZ hEElHe'l saIt iOEs ALssa .s414l - $50. dis
Corn lie werand afirmer, business doing
IT The decline at s7@s9c for sound and
3O@s6c for uusonld. ,5 -. J. !.
LOO" IN good request and a shade frmer
,6ts6@sse. : p
s eds 1e3$lthont decided change. Moder-
tie demands at l2c for New Orleans 1OC9
sI04c for Muscavado. AT auction sales,
100 ibbls. of New Orleans at 5000 .3l-lo0.
5oi Molasse siin moderate dem"nd.
+ PORK doll and lower at 10 I24@l350 for
.,ld,mess. the latter on extreme fur choice;
.t575@f5i 37A for new do.,i ll@I3 for
Id and new prime 1926 1625 Tor new.
'rime. iEi53l fs,'
BFef'dull-no sales, ;,a57a! .u-4 te,al..s,
i Bacon sides heavy and lower at84C36ke
Or western Cumberland SIC for long cut
Ams, aaqU spa 90 al's ..ii.els,
Lard dull aud lower at 81 to 1O4, inClu!
udipg 55 bbls. for ] me, II. 81 -. .5-f..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-22
RebeI .Apant Arr,ested,..

New YoRK, April 2T.--Capt. a. S. Park
er, alleged to be inthe employ ofthe reb-
ell government, and detailed to bring over
one of the utw iron ctads, building for the
Emperor of. China, has been arrested here
and sent to Fort La Fayette.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-22

"a No TRAIS.-The train for. Pitts
.burgh yesterday afternoon did, not leave
the Bridgeport depot, in consequence OF a
bad breakdown which occurred near SRells..
vile, We learn that the damage is not so
serious but it can be easily repaired, aud
the trains are doubtless running, regularly,
agaiu.to day.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-22
BUSINESS NorIOEs.

UA COUGH, COLD ARs IRRIFATrp
THROAT Y allowed FeSufts IN Serfoas
Pulmonary and BsohSh tEi6ns, 6lsatiGlSsSSt1
enable. 49, . = 90 : = = =
BROWNS tBRONCHIAIIa brooches
reach direolI the ted part and give aimost In.
slant relief In Ba6NcarI1s; AsfHxA, and oAFAnRH
they arc beneficial The good effects resulting from
the pSe Of the Troehes and their extended u e, has
caused them TO bs counterfsited Be sure to guard
ag4inst worthless limitations o1ziIH only the ger,
sHea BrotgIls 5roaehial TFoehes which have proved
theireioaey By test of many years PUaI1o sp1Gk..
ees aud srHeEks should use the Troches,, Military.
otheeta and soldierlwho overtax the voice and are
exposed to sudden changes, should have thom Sold
sIeEyyhsse at IS eentS per boz. jan2-sn )
a Dn4xE,s P1AvrI7roS BI1:4rEEasgfiE e q y
konsale BY gs7 sat REED q KRAFT.
A0sAEEl's Cksllr PEeEoRGl, 40 ~ .4as
Rorsais By 4 - RRkpE KRAFT.
H1Ia oOLoaIao IsD R1.roEl
Z. 'RoF sale By u.s. -. REED &KRAPrl
6SsAl1 or Qa jams, PAanr IIrD.c1sts
Tor sale By REED 4 KRAFT.
~ 85DRAEEs PLANTATION Bl7rERs, 80.
For sale 81. by REID &KRAFr.
7HO5lsrEE'S ssoE4aS B1-l,sHss ~. ..'ii.l =.
ForsaIe By .4gjS 49, q Z REID & KRAFT
: al ENpsEI's BOOB ssGlcaER,
.s1 % t sals 0y ~ 5aa REHp& KRAIE.t
PRE44KEs PLANTATION BIRTHS, - gGt
:; Tor sale By REED &KRAFr.
IA-aRs, WlssEcg soo7Etsa sTagP, 4 ~
FOR sale by Il = s14. REED &KRAPT.T
A8>DRAFE's P1ANTATIoS BTrEERs ,bsu;as-i
5oreale BY ,alisiiEfs = sREEDk KRAFT, 4
No. 81 Main street, Centre wheeling
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Mount Wood. OemeterY..-N0tice

UlHEi LOT OWNERS Of BIount Wood Cemetery.
andothers tetegted, are hereby notified shat
the main fence encI sing the grounds 10 50 much
dtaptdated that IL will have TO be rebuilt alta cost
OF some - Q; and a. there is money ia thu hand
OF the Association, It will mu6t be paid II built
at all, by private Contribution - -
Committees vii wait upon lot oWhbfs- and: otbeFsr
next week % ASCERTAIN &c they will furnish tHa
means 20 rebuds the fence, aud Il not, they viii
please take police that the enclosure VIII BE- abSR@
Persons willing 10 contribute will confer favor
by handing theiE subscriptions to John Bishop, aud
thus SaNe trouble to the Trustees who receiye no
remuneration for their services. :, -
By order OF the Trustees. s5a Dab
april JOHN BISHOP, Chairman. az
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-22

Jb0roN MoNDA9 lady passenger 6hitbe
Baltimore and, Qhip1RsiIrOad gave birth Il % D
an infant on board the train cunning west.
The lady vas going. vest 10. attend the.
funeral of a Esl7tiys, b 4lEt5 was put Cd at
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Wednesday Iofning, April 20 slB8S.
L.OaT...

ON MoNDAYeAErERNOoR somewhere on Mar
" ket street, betWeensJ. A. ArmStrOnR'S l1mheS
yard once and UnioqsltFeet, a PsIFof sPRCTA0lES,
rol ed mp In while poke htndker hlef, with nfEy
cents enclosed. ApYsohe leaving the Spectaclss Gt
}. A. Armstrong lumber yard ohes WI be libeFaily
LeMnEded. - hpE22 pc
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p@ BUBIAI OF soIDrRa.-We neglect
ed to state yesterday that the RENAME Of
Henry Sharp, Jr., Of this city, who was
killed at Murfreesboro, werebrought home
on Saturday sad buried on Sunday In The,
City Cemessry, over The creek -..a t.J , si
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RditOrs inttlkgAeerel59 a. q s1.iy Z
The President of the United States has
issued his Proclamation for the admission,
ofWest Virginia into the Union. The new.
State is now, q fixed fact. J:W. P.
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REAPERS INDkNIOWRRS
THE hest AND cHRAPRsT IN
~ AMERICAS.
the srErsoN REAPGR AND MOWER

THE srErsoN REApEK AND MOWER
THE BUCKEYE REAPER AND MOWER.
THE QUAKER BOY MOWER.
.IrHEIR SUPERIORITY over ali others Il e,tnb.
u lshed beyond doubt. and the prices are lower
than those OF any other reliable machines They
will be cold single or combined. sample machine,
can be seen at my warehouse, corner Of Market md
Quincy streets, Wheeling. AS the demand this 5ea-
son d una uAly large, those sWhoNiEh 20 Se6rfea3
machine Epuld do we'll to order at onea. p &
Price OF IStetson combined Reaper aud MoEer $50
Z, 'pFiSe Quaker Boy Mower 90 dollars.
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