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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-27
In Chancery at NASHVILLE.

GTATE or TERhESKE--At Rules held n a.
- Clerks once, Chancery Court NJ Nashville Moo
day september the ist, 1872.
Benjamin. hro0mes, CQmplaiuunt, -. Polls Cheat
ham, n r, Corhit, aud the hars VI fh0mna All 4
sudef, deceascd, poiondHbts.
n appearing FROM unidatit hlsd 10 tbs cause tl,af
the DESCENDANTS, william AleKanisr, Alfred Alexander
Jsns inbmAni hsniamn human, luonda Watcr
Willie n. walker, hsfah Oappbsl johb Csmpbsi
John y, Alexander, Rsbscga YanloVssr, HssoB Yan
hoossr and Nathan ~ dEaa uOnsrtgidgals " tls
state o. Tennessee snd II further appearing tbat
thsrs are hoirs ~ Maria hfidsrs and also of ih0aas
Alexander sh0ee names anq places " feaeoucs are
unknown ~ Complainant, ana that thefrore he ofdt
nary precr1s a this Court caBnoi be served up1n then
II ID ordered that al SAID Tsraont AZ enio ihar a.
poarahos hrfoin before Or thu tla ~ iEllrda =
Of the nent term N 90 court % - hoIl OF ~ -
Monday in November uaEt 500 aHi dead az. 10
OF douur ~ Comp.AiuaatS hill, or ilr dains vi b.
takoH for confessed ~ 20 them aud 20 90 taarB -
Tafte, aud that copy Of this order bp pabilsd ~
Z week for four sncressife seeks iu fts Asai gul.
uui0n. C0py-Aticst
IL GLEsvEs q Al
A l. prsoss ~ Coz ComP4F ssBl.@s
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The Cincinnati COMMERCIAL in an article
on the recollection of Senator WADE of
Ohio, says:
The majority Of the Oar Democrats elected
10 the Legislature have signalized their
determination to adhere TO the Union or
ganization, by voting for him. AS we
do not regard him Bourbon in pc litics,
wo shall expect him 10 recognize the
truth, that he has not been re elected
Senator as an exclusive Republican par
tizan, but as a representative of the SEN
iiment of the loyal people of Ohio with
whom the paramount consideration in all
measures looking TO the conduct of the
war, is the yindication and establishment
of our nationality. II will not be well
for him 10 forget that the members of the
General Assembly Of Ohio who have just
voted for him, were not elected TO illus
trate the dogmas of an old political or
gani2ation, but that the platform OF the
Union State Convention, of which he was
one Of the trainers, was q simple declar-
alton of the STRAIGHT LINE POLICY OF
supporting the Government, in its struggle
for the preservation Of constitutional
liberty and Union.
We are gratilied 10 hear this. There
can be no true democracy while treason
keeps its armies in the field, except fo0,
democracy. The o1ice-hunters who at q
time like this, preach peace, peace, in the
North, may be democrats in name, bul
in reality they are tories and traitors
who would be in arms against their Gov
eminent were they living in the So called
Conlederacy.
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TnE RIVER is rising slowly at this
point, with a fraction more or less than
ten feet water on The Shoals. ..
Another feet of boats, which has been
accumulating at Smithland, and between
there and Fort Donelson, for several days
past, are expected TO arriveto- day if they
did not arrive late last night. They are
protected by couple of huge Leviathens
which is just as good pass 10 Nashville,
should they be halted by guerrillaS, as
if they had one countersigned and APP
proved by JEFF, DAVIS himself.
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United States Of America.
MIpDik plsTRICT 81 TENllKasER.

NLTHERKAs . libel Of lus0rmasion Wa died wilb
w ~ aud for the Middle District a rcDDfsace, al
Nashville, On The 26th DAY VI kAy, A D. te62, ~
Iohu lrimbe, nd, Attorney Or The Lsite4 Stsis
Ter the Middle District Of Tennessee who prosecutei
hercn on behsd Of the Unlted Stats, against Ger
tain tot aud tie buldnys thffs1n Situated frontia
hAsk,t street. 10 the City o. Nashsills Known a
Eis Mogre's foREdfy and Machinc shop, East o.
apa rear Broad airogt, N TIE CITY Of Nash te aeo
- The mschlesrgi tooia, dHtures snd inplenenti
And IA tefui connected eitb said Los aud Foundry
ard Aachiue shop and Huiding 81 reasons ana
causes 10 aid libel Of Information nsnilonea a..
praying proceS against The said properly ths, IA,
satne be a0nfrmned a. iorfeiied.
Nov, i1eriote. In pursuance " he monlton, uudel
the seal " said Court 20 me drecied and delivered
DO hereby give public notice 70 81 persoha clalnna
sAiI proresty or IN any mAnHsr Interested theren
that they be and appear before said Cgit Court, y
be held at The CITY VI Nashyllle 10 and f6ssSs-it
r'ct on the both day Of ootobef 1892 Al occrS
tde iorsnoon Of that day thea and there 10 Uterpo-
their elsims and y make their allegations 10 tAAl
behalf r. r. al AQfYHN
June ~, iso2.--llt u. $. Marshal, MDT
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A construction train which went out
on Sunday, on the Murfreesboro road TO
repair the track, when near Lavergne,
came to a place, where a rail was torn up.
AT the same instant avolley was fred at
them by body of some seven hundred
guerrillas. The party on the construc.
ton train had TO surrender, but while the
guerrillas were paroling them, small
party of Federal soldiers came up and
put the guerrillas to flight without a
battle.
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In Chancery at NASHVILLE.

CTAIE OF TENNESSEE A. Ru-r 1ed p "a.
> Clerks Ohoe, Cbsnoury Curt AZ N.hsUo. Nou
day, September the Let, 1907.
Hardin ;. Peach, Il nj, Comp'aiuAhis -. iAs
Nashville Con FACTORY, 81 Al, eicadAuts.
u Hppcurug from etndavil hlod 10 thu oanas thai
the driendant, Charles Jones, President 80 Of said
Guu Factory uon resident " The stale VI Ionnes
see ~ ir ordered that he do enter bib appearance
herru before or within The nrsi three days o the psst
term OF raid Count, 10 be beld ga Me Id Monday u
November ncN Q6o2) and plead, answer On dcmuf \,
tpmplauani't BILL the sdue viii ho iakon i0r csu.
ieaEcd 81 ~ him and 80 tor hearing ~ parta aud
hat copy Of this order be Published onee eak iur
~ %. ur successive weeks Ia ihe kashvllle Union
A Cupy--Attelt j. y. GLRAYEs, o. Nm
A. BaisA AOl ior Clmpl't. fep7-wa
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In ChancerY at Nashville.

OrATE % TIASbssfk--M Rules held h ~
- tierL n once, ChauCeFy Court ~ Nashgille Ma
ds1 september thr LAT, lsu2
John Cofloy Complainant, w. 4. ~ iAppiH,
lelefdautr.
II appearing rom smdavit hled iu this cau-s a.
tbs place Of residence ct the defendant I. H. flnpin
Is unknown 10 complainant, that lhc Ordinary prs,
c,ss of hH Court cauhot BE- served "a hiul. ID o..
defed that he DO rnlef his appearance herein before
within NJ fst taree days o. the next d 40
Curt 90 BE- held the lat Monday In N0Vctnbaf uaGt
ns6l) and plead, answer or demur TO Complainant
6N or the same Sill be taken Tor confessed ~ "
him and sCl iof hearing paFte, AMI that a copy
Of this order be Published suce seek tor four SOC.
cessi y,AYebLH Ia the Nashville Union
Cdpy--.Attesti J, L. 0iEANRs, g. An
A, T.. nsN0sr, ~. Tor 'nmpPt srp9-ws
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The Hay Crop.

A correspondent of the New York be-
press, ia looking over the returns OF the
last census of the United States, has dis
covered some interesting statistics touch
ing the hay crop Of the country, tsyalue,
etc. The following figures give the pro-
duct in geographical sections. as shown
by the census Of 1850;
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ReGuse the IssueS OF ali HANKS
mentioned below.

The following Tennessee Banks are broken, 0
have been wound up and their Notes, lf Any Er
ont, are utterly worthless:
Agricultural Bank, at Brownsville
Central Bank Of Tennessee, az Nashville
Farmers and Mechanic Bank, at Memphis
Mechanics Bank, ct Memphis.
Memphis Saving Institution, at henphu
Exehange Rank At Murlmesboro.
Miners aud Manufacturer Bank, ~ EuoxVin,
Bank Of East Tennessee, at Knoxville.
Bank Of Trenton, at Trenton.
Bank Of Jefferson, ct cambridge.
Bank Of Claiborne, at Ta2ewel
Bank VI Tazewell, at Tazawell.
Lawrenceburg Bank, at LawrencrbnrE
Citizens Bank, at Meniphis.
Rank OF America, ct ClArksvile.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-27

HEApQUABTERs Posi-, NASHVILLE, TENNrt
January IL, 1868,
Special Ord1s, No. IL.
~. Permission is given TO the munici-
pal authorities Of this city TO impress
vagrant negroes into the service of per-
forming scavenger. duty in the city, so
Ear as il can be done without impeding
the operations Of the military i'm pressiDg
patrols. by order of
Brig. Gen. ROB'T b. MITCHELL,
Commanding Post
JSo. PRATT, A. A. G.
JSO HUGH SMITH, Mayor of Nashville
Jan.l5-tE
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In Chancery at Nashville.

CTATE OF TENNESSEE AT Rules held In thu
- Clerks Office, ChSuoery Court al Nashville, Mon.
day, September the LIST, 1852.
T. u. Hurt, Trustee, &c, aud II. n. Myers, Coma
plainAnts, &C. d ". Franklin, pefondaut,
IL appearing from affidavit filed Ia this cause that
the place VI residence Of the defendant O. ~. fraak
hu Is unknown to complainant 80 that tho ordinary
process OF tho Court cannot be served on hin. II "a
ordered that he DO enter his appearance herein before
within the nrst three days Of ths next term u aAd
Court, 10 be held on tho lat MJuday 10 kagaalbel
next (lbd2l and plead, snswsr or denur " Complain
ants bin or the Hame Will DO taken for confessed "a
TO hlIa aud set iOr hearing p4rte and thai copy
u this order be published once week fof four sue
ceasiyr weeks iu tue Nashville Uniou
Copy Attest J. K.GiEAYE5, @. ~
A l.. DUaosa, Sol for gomplu. sep2 "a
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Diaries for 1868 !; also, Sergeants' Roll
Book; Playing Cards; Blank Books;
Novels and Novelties. All for sale
cheap, at -- BLAIR & SNYDER's,
Jan23 No. 20 Cedar Street

REMovAL,--Dr. COLEMAN, who has had
great success in his peculiar department
.Hfsireating diseases, has lately removed
his office from Deaderick TO No. Q Cher
~ street His extensive practice is the
best recommendation and guarantee Of
his skill. All patients entrusting them
selves TO his care will be sure TO receive
the most prompt and skillful treatment:
See advertisement.
Jau. "a, '63-1m
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b: +. SHIELDS Il Co. will sell on this
(Tuesday) morning, January ~, 1858,
a large assortment Of Dry Goods, Boots,
Shoes aud varieties. Great inducements
offered. B.F. SHIELDS & Co.,
jan, 27-lt Opposite sswA e.
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NutIer. TnISe Heed

A nice lot of fine Cove Oysters, Fresh
Peaches and Cherries, have just been re
ceived at MAUzY & WnsoS's; also, new
stock OF Tobaccos and Cigars, all Of
which will be sold cheap for the skads."
Give lis call. Corner Of Deaderick
and Cherry. Jan29-tf
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II was rumored yesterday, that body
Of guerrilas under FORREST, numbering
seven thousand, left franklin on Sunday
for the shoals, intending, doubtless, to
attack Che expected feet Gan not some
expedition DO devised that will silence
these marauders.
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LkFE PAPERs.--We are indebted 10 the
Army Depot and BLAIR & SNYDER for late
New York and Cincinnati papers, Messrs.
BLAIR & SYDER have for sale few mum
bers orHarpers Weekly of January 3lst.
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United States of America:

~ HLRfAS. tniern ton Was hled Sithln aud iuT
w the Middle Dlstrlot Of Tennetsce, ~ Nashville,
on The 7stb day NJ May, AID, lse2 by John Tfimble,
Bsl., Attorney for tho United statoo for The Middle
District u renncesee Nb0 prUsecutes herrin bohA
Z" the UnitSi States against certain property, ViE =
Lot Htuatei on the Northeast corner Of cherry street
ana Franklin eire@', In South Nashville, and the
buildings thereon the said buildings recently erected
ar The purpose Of preparing materials for the msnu-
tsCturs NJ Guursvderi also the machinery and nS
lures Cnnuectcd With said establishment, praying pro.
GEES aksnst ihs same, that II bs ospdemusd ~ ioS
feitcd
Now, therefore, In puIvuance Of The DonltiOn, un
Ter the srgl ~ sad Court TO directed aud deliv
cred DO hereby give pnbli0 notice 20 all persone
q uuing said property, or IN any manner Interested
therein, that they he and appear before said Circuit
Court, 20 be held at tho CITY ~ Nashville In and Tor
said nurict, the 5th Gay Of October, 1eo2 at 10
O'Clock In tho forenoon VI that day, then andefo
nterposs their elsms aud 10 make thoir allegations
IN that behalf n. X. GLANOIk,
1e7 U. 4. Msrshal N ~. Z.
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HEAOloAarFRs U. 5. FoRoEs,i

HEADlUARTERs u. s. FOBoEs,l
nashville, Tenn, Jan. 20, 1868.
In pursuance to orders received from
Department Headquarters, il is hereby
announced that no Passes will be given
to 60 outside the Picket lines Of this
city except 10 persons Of known and un-
doubted loyalty to the Government of
the United States
by order Of
Brig. Gen. ROM Il. MITCHELL.
w. o. OSGO0D, 1t. and Prov. Marshal
Jan2l-1w.
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PROvosT MARsHAL's OFFICE, !
Nashville, Dec. 20, '62. (

Provost Orders No. /.
l. The sale of spirituous liquors with
in this city, except for medicinal purpo-
ses, is strictly prohibited, and every
drinking saloon ia the place must be
closed at once,
2. Any one violating this order will
be arrested and severely punished, and
his liquors condscated and turned over
20 Col. SIMMONS, Chief Commissary Sub.
sistenoe.
3. All officers in charge Of guards and
patrols, will use great vigilance TO ferret
out and break up the whisky traffic.
JEo. A. MARTIN,
Colonel and Provost Marshal.
Approved
RoBT. b. MITCHELL,
Brig Gen. Commanding Post
de- 27-u
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Comparing the produce Of 1850, which
was IA, 538,6ll tons, valued At 1885,
420 with that Of 1850 exhibits an in
crease of 5,590,4s6 tons, amounting to
30 sos $50 Tor ten years.
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Military Blanks

For sale at this Office. Such as:
Monthly Company Returns, Clothing
Returns, Ordnance Returns, Provision
Returns, Special acquisitions, &c, &c.
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United States Of America:
MIDDLE DISTRICT or TENNEssEE.

VEyHEREAsa libel OF affirmation Wns aied within
w and Cor the Middle District q xennarsee, Az
Nashville, 90 the 9th day of June. A H., lso2, ~
John Trimbe, No, Attorney for the lnue states
Tor the Middle District " Tennessee, Who prose,utes
herein behalf Of the uni'ed State Aanst cq<lain
property, via; The Machinery aud Fl1iurcs VI Walson
a Neddcrs fordof NIL, on Sycsmnre Creek, 10 tha
County Of Chtatban, IN the Siafc Of Tennessee; the
Bulldogs usci IN connection with said machinery
and I've ak acrcs Oh land which the bulA.
inga stand, PRAYING process Agains, fad properiy
tha the sanio BE- condemned AZ forfeited
Now thorel re-, In pursuance Of tn moniilou under
the seal Of snii Court 10 directed and delivered
DO hereby give public notice 90 all pafeuus clainl IA
said property, or N any manner Interested tbefeia
that they be and appear bciure said Circuit Court "
be held At the CITY Of Nashville, IN and OR sid Dis.
trict, the 2oih ay OF Oioher 1854 10 oclcck
the forenoon 81 that day then ard thete tAtegposa
their claims aed 70 make tbclI ALLEGATIONS 20 tle
behalf A H. GIASCOCk,
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Jupiter Plurislis did his best yester-
day and last night in the way Of rain.
The clouds streaned aud the streets ran
Ia torrents
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Wood has fallen TO eighteen and twenty
dollars per cord
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Terms 8.

We learn that some twenty-five boats
are coming in The expected feet
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'tMsh oysters are quite plentiful at
present.
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a heavy Eastern mail arrived here on
Ainday night, and great was the rejoic-
ing thereat.
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News Goods! New GOOdhI!
Suffers will find fresh supply Of
Strawberries, Blackberries, Cherries
Peaches and Oysters, at
MAUZY & WILSON'S
Cor. Deadrrick and Cherry Sts
Jan. 81, '63.
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In Ghancery at Nashville.

GITArE on IKSNEisER At kulss bald IN "
> Clerks once, ChanO4ry Court NJ NashF lia nor
day, September the lst, 1852.
,. .. Hart vstes, Ac,, aud n n Myefs, Goa PLAIN
snts, ". Fisher Could aud others, Deie ndabta.
II APPEARING from afhdasit alsd Ia tia oa1zs tlaa
the aeVeTsl places u residence OF the Defendants JoLn
A Fisher, Jotp W, GOULD and Thomas l.. Marshall ar .
unknown 10 conlpalnants, ~ that the ordlnAfy pro
GEES Of this Court cannot be served them. II v OF
jerrd thst they do enter haf sppearaucs herein Be
fore within The aTst ihrea Gays VI The tern ol
said Court, " BE- held the LIST Monday IN hoyemb y
next Qs02) and plead, answer dctnuf 70 Complain.
anita bill VI the same win be taken ior confas.5sd
" them and at for hsflus psrle and that ooty
OF this 0fder " published week Zoe Tour sacss
ave weeks In the Nash, Gle rbiou
Oopy-Auest; J. 2. OiEAyEs. Cts
A. L. nTsoss, Sol. ior Ccmpl'ta. seF2-st
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Light! Iight!I

A few boxes Of star caHdles for sale
by NJ. l.. ALEXANDER, No. II Public
Square
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AUCTION sale.

NJ. l., ALEXANDER will sell on Wednes-
day, the 2Sth inst, large assortment Of
Goods ofvarious kinds. Merchants will
do well to attend.
Jan. 26-2t
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DR.. Kings Dispensary
GOA rRIvATR DISEASls.

MTESm DIR KING, formerly Of New York Lu
&tkS,in the last four years Of Louisville, KS.,
sHd who has devoted bis attention 70
the treatment Of private diseases for 80 years aates
himself having attended TO a practice for 50 many
yesrs, and cured 40 many thousands, he IL enabled
20 cure al diseases Of private nature, matter
how bad they may BIO from iuudlcious medical treat
ment, or iroiu neglect Of their own, n. Kings
DiSpensary Il No. . Deaderck street between Cher
~ aud the Square, second story, where hs cures all
diseases Of private nature.
GOnorrhura cured without nau-snus u,sdiCin-s ~
Interference with business
Structures Of old recent date adoctualy cured IN
few days by an operation which causes M pain
Who're structure exists health cannot be enpjoyeA
Perhaps no disease CAUSES mischief and under
mines the constitution 80 much
Syphilis with all the diseases Of the skin growing
out ot neglect or bad treatment DO eses tina W
cured In A fhv days.
Seminal Wed lneSs.-Tarculars tentiOn hay InR been
given 10 this disease, and oil the consequences groW
log ont ot II, brought in many cases by The de.
structive habits Vt ineOnsderats youths eud excess.
I've indulgence NJ the passions, neglect N which
will undcrmna the constitution rendering the sub.
oot unhi for business society, and causing pr~s
tuTe old age.
Females who may be boxing With any dlfhcilty n
the Womb may rest assured q immediate relicf
Persons residing abroad, by writing and staiins
their case, with fac enclosed direct 70 IT. A King
No. q neadsrick street, Nashville, Tenn, vt have
the necessary medicines srut to their address. Once
hour from O'Clock IN the morning until in ths
venins IJuly lo--in dkwiy.
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LATE PAPERs.-We are indebted TO the
enterprising proprietor of the Army News
Depot for the latest Northern dailies,
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CandIrstCnndIssti

A small lot can be procured by calling
a. NJ, L. ALE2ANprB, No. n Public
fguSro'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-23

A SOLDIER writing .from the Mountains,
expresses himself strongly in favor of the
Oath bill passed. BY or Legislature, and
equally strong ia condemnation of an
article on the other side which appeared
in our paper few days ago. he desires,
ON the part of bis fellow soldiers, to thank
the Legislature for the bill.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-23

oLEvEIksb aud ittsburg railroad stock
is ,quotsda at 1911 in New York. Its up
and down q esnt or two each day. Balti-
moro 4 Ohio sRail Road shares are selling
at the Baltimore board at ,a6.
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u.neoox county.

The Union men OF Hancock county held el!
their. srinary- meetings for the nomination
of.township. q Ulcers on Saturday In Poe
township (oourt house) i, James B. Pngb,
Ran. was nominated for Supervisor; Levi
Caldwell5for Justice of the Peace and the
delegates 10 the County Convention, which
was to have been held on Monday, were
Instructed 70 vote for McC andless Flanegin
for County Treasurer. Considerabls spirit
WAS manifested in the nominating meet
mos and for some Of the Offices there was
quite a lively interest.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-23

u u F'BNlRAIl NOTION. . z
The nielnbers 81 an Tie Eirs dlnpatiie 81 the
city are requested 70 meet u te Rough and Ready
Hose House as2 o'clock this afternoon, 10 attsndtle
fuueralpfMr. LIN B11lG1Y. ms ihsnitS & kFs x
quested O. Dc puhslaal Is ths ilout.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-23

TnE Richmond wig of the 9th says:
TN DanviIle Eve dollars ingold were sold
at auction, daylor two ago, for one hun
dred and forty dollars in confederate notes. !"
Which makesBa confederate dollar worth
81 cents.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-23

%REPoRyEF,s Mt. Pleasant Ohio, is in
formed that we can not publish such an
article as he sends US, unless responsibility
youched; for. Anyhow it is not Of q class
of articles that We desire even as .aivertise-
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!, n " AUDIT0H'sT OTFIOF.

WHREEtHG, 5fFEst Va, Dec 10th. 1855 h
MANY bLEGEERs, containing moneSs seIaitns
NJ upon the State, and making .infuifies Of the
Alqlt0r. have and are ac61m nlatine IN Ellis 6Aiee
which ne Auditor eannot attend 20 promptIy The
The tslatnfe Ut the last session took away ffom
thls otiee All the clefks Or the oniee but one MI,
elioptd nat ele only and that one eer q dol
has nearly three hundred thousand dollars pas5ing
through II IN the course OF force enough
publ fnpst ,Fiit npon che Auditor
SAMUEL CRANE, Auditor.
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-23

THERR is a scrub race between the New
York Tribune and World. to see which can
turn the most sharp corners in a given.
time. Que day the Tribune attacks Gen.
Halleck and the World defends him; the
next day the World attacks and the TIT
bune defends, and SO on. There can he no
logical end to such a controversy.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-23

MAxIMIL1AN's latest is that he won't have
the Mexican crown unless the guarantees
he has demanded are forthcoming, and
tho re.establishment of the American
Union becomes an impossibility.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-23

TnE following singular announcement
appeared in the New York Herald "six
bridesmaids and groomsmen wanted, by q
couple about TO be married, who have blt
few friende in this city, and wish to be
handsomely united. To respectable par
ties a fair compensation will be given.
Address, etc.,