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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-25
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80 4
WAsHrNOToH, November % 1868. }
ICJEALED PROPOSALS VIII be re seived at tIls
- ONCE until O'Clock p. Mon the 18th OF De-
oembeF next f9r i0q COO t5ia1tEy 5ecoulTs1leaist
St tie nndefsisned ARENAS, M " -
5000 sets lat the New Y0ik Arsenal eoysrlbrE
5000 sets a. the FrapkioFa Ar.olal, Il
$4,000 ssts Al the AilsghAuy Ars.Dal; PittsbHsi.
5000 sets =. the St. Louis Arsenal, 81. IouIs No.
10000 sets At the United states Arsenal water.
Fhese aceoutFements are 70 b mads 81 stEIet con
formity With regulation patterns, which can Be sen
81 snbeot b inSpact0n ~ ths aFsoaI tlefa dSiiS-
ered before being received By the GoVorunAht nond
% be aceeptdd or paid 9r but sueh as are approved
on inspection. The belts to be o. grained feather,
and all the stock 70 be the best oak tanned. The
shouldeF.bOlt to be included In the set. lssls
Deliveries must be made fn lots e. not les than
900 sets per week, for all contrasts Of 1000 sets
OF under and not less than 900 sets per week on
ali contracts for 10000 sets; rlt delivery %
be made within hifePa days from date Of contract
Failure TO delitgT ~ aSp66ted time VIII qlhegt The
contractor 70 forfeiture the amount 70 Be- dlllV.
cred At that time. The Advertisements must be
boxed tn the usual the boxes @ Be charged q
COS, % be determined by the Inspector.
Bdders will state explicitly the on arsenals
where they propose % deliver, andrfhe number Of
sets they 70 deliver - each place for moES
No bids VIII be considered from parties other tlSa
regular manufacturers o. the article, and such -
70 execute in their own Hhops the work proposed
for. tT0f4
Each party obtaining q contract viii be fogpirSd
e enter into bond Wth approved slrstys tOr It's
The Department reserves tie FIfiit % reject any
Or Sll bids e pes deemed sati,,f.etoEy
GeorEeD ID. RaSssy, oi1ef Of Ordnance, WashfngtOn,i
D. O., and win bs endorsed HFFOPoElig for InhutFy
A '''' b am n pAMs.v
noy96.eodtd Big. Gen., Chief 81 OFdnanee.E
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-25

TnE Richmond papers are still complain
ing of starvation prices. In their market
review we find that apples were worth $40
@6b per bushel; Irish potatoes $1o@l2
per bushel; flour $loe per barrels lard
81, 10; butter S., 76@S4; eggs 50 taIlOw
candles s. ,6O@$8,7b; fresh meats are
worth from Sl,26@S2; chickens $e@Ss
per pair; turkeys $l2@Sls apiece cab
bages 70 cents to $l,25 per head Rather
a poor show for. Thanksgiving dinner,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-25
WRsTYIRaINIA LEaIsLATURR.
Senate.
TUEspAY, Nov. %, 1853.

1UBGUAIS N0Ns- 4OUos
The Senate was opened with prayer By.
the Rev Mr. BiakeDey.
Mr.. BROwN moved TO strike from the.
journal the Speeches Of Senator's Carskad-'
ien, FsrpsWbrth and Dung explanatory
of their votes upon Che bill concerning
licences.
1t was urged that it was establishing a
bad precedent.
Mr.. YoUNG who made the motion which
allowed Senators to spread their reasons
for voting against the bill upon the Journal
WithdneR5il notion zs-=--s =-7=
A message ftomi the House asked Com
mitteeo Of Conference upon the bill for the
assessment of taxes and announced the
passage of joint resolutioniin relation to
assessors books, The Committee of Con-
ference was agreed TO BY the Senate aud
the resolution adopted. .
Mr.aBRowE called up the resolution off
fered by himself proposing an adjournment
sine die, on Monday next the 30th inst.
q Mr.. HUBBARD moved to amend by stFik.
ing out 50th aud inserting Thursday, the
3rd of December.
Mr.. sTHyEssoN moved to insert the 10Th
of December. lie
Mr.. Hubbard's motion was adopted.
SIR. STEVENSON called up the jointreso..
luton in reference TO the appointment of
Commissioners to examine and report upon
location for permanent STATE capitol
The resolution was adopted. ~ M
Mr.. YOUAG called up his resolution pro-
posing an inquiry into the expectancy of
appropFiating 800 70 each loyal neBspa-
per that may publish the laws Of the State.
Adopted. 10
Nj. STEVENSON offered a resolution pro-
posing that after to day, the Senate shall
assemble at A. II. and at half past p. N.
Adopted. siiA.a ~
Mr.; MAXWELL moved for the appointment
ola new Committee of Conference upon
the bill to provide for the issuing Of grants
for lRndsin certain cases. Adopted
The illinrelstion to convicts was read
a second time, the rules having been sus-
pended for that purpose.
Several House bills were read second
and third time. :
The House bill for the construction and
repair of roads and bridges was taken up
and yariously amended. al
The Senate has passed with many
amendments the bill to- INCORPORATE the
Sandy Valley Coal Railway Compapy.1
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-25

We have Harper's Monthly for December
from the publishers. It's illustrated arti-
cles are, "st. Khrtstopher," a poem by w.
q. Howell, Esq, o. s. Consul at Venice !
"Fort Sumter" also a poem with a view
of the ruins as they appeared a few weeks
ago; the war of 1912 continued, and an
other series of Japanese pictures. There.
are also q few excellent stories, bio
graphical sketch of Prescott, the historian,
and the usual editorial miscellany,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-25

THs committee appointed by the Sol
dier's Relief Meeting, held at the Court
House. Saturday night, to devise plan for
raising money by county assessment, or
otherwise, viii be able, we think, to make
a very satisfactory report to the adjourned
meeting Saturday evening next!
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-25

WE see it stated that Adams express will
carry 10 Fortress Monroe, free of expense;
all articles sent to our prisoners at Rich
mond. Packages should be addressed in
full to the prisoners name: prisoner of
war, Richmond, Va, care Oft the Commits.
sionsr for Exchanged Prisoners, Flag of
Truce Boat, Fortress Monroe, ga.s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-25

THE work of volunteering is going on
briskly in other States. 1t is said that
about one-half the quota OF Indiana has
already been filled. In Illinois and Mich
igan the whole energies of the people APP
pear to be turned to volunteering. Is it
not time that the movement was urged in
earnest here -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-25
rn..nnanw vim be- Thanksgiving day

To.MoRRow will be Thanksgiving day
Services, we believe, are to be held in all
the churches. In several of them it has
been proposed to take up contributions for
the soldiers fund. We hope it will be done
in all of them, and that the contributions
will be liberal.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-25
4 Ess S SSRRE4s z zAs S S8RBE.E.
e 1: ,slIIa 8 s. RS..:ss.1'.

NIF. Ward says: cdr. WisHARI-SiFsl had DEu1ss
ehitiA InhAnhation o. tie Lungs, Eh0rtDas o.
BFItk, aud Palpitatiou 0f the hGlFt % their worst
forms; I had beou tEaatel BY several q the most
eminent pI sieans IN Philadalphla bat they eoald
not stop tie rapid course q my diseasa, and bad
4espaiFsd q ever hein5 RESTORED 70 boaith- was
Tree Tar Cnrdiai ms hiely Illlliol % ne By
q ifleIidf i tFied 4 and an thankful 20 say thai
aflaE uling fur laEge, and one aIlll bottle Wlg
restored - poFtoet hGalth. Yea can EiVO ralsrenoe
% my housal Ne, eea ~. Second stress, o. % ny
once Of Receiver o. fa1ss, lron 3 A n % P. -
''''''- - O--'''''' - go JOHN WARD
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-25

THEREhay been various reasons assigned
by Democrats for their defeat But the
New York eaaergives the true reason in a
grave editorial. It says the Democratic
defeat resulted from "a eollocation Of cir
lcumstances.n
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-25

THE news this morning from Granite ar.
my looks encouraging. and had its effect on
the markets yesterday. Bragg would seem
to be busy getting off from Chattanooga
down into Georgia. 80
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-25
AN other swindliug contractor has got his

Another swindliug contractor has gothis
deserts as itappsars by the dispatches this
morning. The other day it wasfor fraud
in coffee, this timefor fraud in horse purch-
asses. Uncle Samuel will be dealt with on
the square after while. We hope the Har-
Per's Ferry ring" will be gobbled up in
the purging process now setin.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-25
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2

49, CORRESPONDING - Two
49, young men belonging - battery D are
desrous opening acoffssp ndepss With fEo % more
young ladies. They FRRst be % anfablg disposition
and perfectly sincere. ARobieoti0n 10 male o0Efe8
glass OF beer or half dollar 70 PROVE thoIf 6i
certify Object, mAtEimony. Addres! JOHN WE.
First Virginia Light Artillery, New Greek WsVd.aS
Z poy2t-2ts ~, sfi'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-25

THR more We get of election returns the
better they look. Illinois shows Union.
gain from last year, in 60 counties, of more
than 10000. The Union majority will not
be less than 10000. Wisconsin,, in 80
counties, shows gain of 1891 from 1851,
aud the soldiers vote will swell the Union
majority to nearly 10000.
In Missouri the Radicals" have the
State by considerable majority. The
Radical vote in st. Louis has gained 1000
since last April. Its recent majority was
$500.
Minnesota gives the Union ticket about
10000 majority. In Maryland the Union
majority will be about 2s 900. In Massa-
chusetts, Andrew is elected by $4,000 ma.
jority.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-25

LATE Richmond papers contain an ad-
yestisement of the sale of the cottage res.
saenee, the faFnitpre, Piano forte Be-, Of
william II. Richie, the husband Of Mrs.
Ann Cora Mowatt, who resides at present
abroad.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-25
A Positive CaFe for Dyspepsia!
HsaT i1lat NJ. .Eaiin H BabeoeI, r1Isr. =
- loes oLIvEE sLHEIf

y
DF. WisHAKT-slr; IL i win much pleasure that
I am now able % tntgtn yen that, b tie ne a.
your Great American pysrspi "a Pillg, have been
entirely cured 10 that most istr6siiIil corlrlliIf
Dyspepiia. q aye been ggieyetsy an cted ftr ths
lat twenty e f ysrs aiil fdr tsn yolIS 81 that
time have not been ftte from IT. pain 0la week al
time 7 have ilfit ~ q worst f1tn, and have
ind niehe Etsgy Kind % 300 that ate 1lied No
with Widd aud pain, e mattFFei not how llght q
how I'D ~ ne quantity. Ae1niihded beIchie igas
saIe . blow; had 10 pggtts feE any kind g
lf64tohtIy Vlih61 Or yllltl- / iaa talai sver5-
thing that had Hard % f5r Dyspepsia, lsithout
receiving any bsnftti hat On jour Rilis bpiE rec
loln1 ended = me by one Who HAD been cured By
haG no fAitl 81 thei 10 ny Rand
ny SELF citing before had ona-f anrth
ofa beSs and, aft3t taIint, hilf q box, an GlOeI
slall, cd lels 81 81. isis.. nd eliay =
hearty NEIL three tine q filTs tout tnclIyg-
pleneb Arm 5p1 tllET CT " drink. n Jql think
FEPpeEf arc . merry e make this public and
refer % y VIII Tfiiy give al feirabl8 il-
fsEIlaliqa @ ahy ole vi nay eall % ne,
500 Q lif Hi AhgQOh.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-25
BLEEDING OF rae LUNGS.
BLEEDMa OF THE LUNGS

DE-. WIsR1ET-sIr: 1 return ny gpatefal thanks
cine That tia ieufS Imam tlol d the Lunes and
Liver Complaint When1 COMMENCED 20 use ypar
Pine IRE fat G6EiI, Wss, % al appeaFanrs, heaF
my crave. I had beon for length q time splitting
hI06d, and would ~ timaz Tomit q.
Ny phyaiaians (15E 1 employed tUol psonounea4
NE past euret- but my sister had ussd your Pima
TFos IA ColdaI Which dId hoF 20 mach eood, that
she pgeyaled on ne, - a. last re1uEee, % try it;
and thank God, i commenced % uge IT, have
takn twelve hetilcss and an perieetly Cared, and
am ready and willing that any pars1n t1at e sick,
shodld eau % ne, aud j viii tel them Whist your
Cordial hos done fer ne. An ny friends lnd NIGH
hDTa WeTU IilIoTiT nstUlilh6d my speedy return
10 healthf for thar had seen Eollif blood a .
dotted state ffgqaelfiy. Rlblish NY ease, foF i
want every pefl0u that u ueFing . Uas 10 En0W
of. your inVal liable clleiue. ts..s
Respectfully, JOHN KERDIM,
isl p Grease q * doors above Riehlnond 81
{, ~. -. sAsls s. j - Fil ,3 l--'A'
u elu only giT5 . f6W q tie many tlignsll'ls q
oertihoate1 an receiving IN hyorlot thts gfelf
Medicine; hut have had . qulutityof them p1b-
llshod IN circular f1Ems which se1 fes on epplel-
ton. Whether yen conclude % give the Medieilo =
trial or not, sPnd foF eiEg1lRE Price Eiy Ceutsp
sud One DollaE,a bottle.
asa \ 10 DF. LOG. WIsHAKT,
ass, sG.stfsl 'f.i a. tEltllliell ma "a
Sold In Wheeling By LOGAN, LIsl 4 co,
and T. H. LOGAN 4 CO.
TO Agents for Wet Virginia.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-25

THERE is the usual news about rains and
bad roads from the Army of the Potomac
All ready to movs-ten days cooked. ra-.
lions in their hayersacks and 10 the
storm. -aA
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-25
EA sss,S S8sBEttkk S SsHBEaI;
8. q. - 2. -.

,zsez ~ Grad I'D Z -, eells,ill tton.
lam constantly Eeeeiyipg speh certificates as tie
IA. WIsHAls-DeAE Sir: ! bad >, very drOadfli
e0nghlahd l86Fs threat 81 ons yeaf, md ny whole
system giy19g ysy. 40 Sas pFosratsa
disease hailed the power Of al medicines, and q .
short tine fIust la{e gglt p ny gEavsi but, thank
vent q yqfF stqrp, No 70 North seeqha gtreet, and
Teiafcl me else % lglI plllUl 81 n1o bgtlle o.
rolr Riua Tired Tar Odflillls anu ] c01lmGneod 70
use q, and - one week much better, and aitoT
using ffee 10ttlel an perfectly we'll, WO1dsF 70
al No folsi f5r they al 1eed ne past earo-
7Rublisil NO chs n % thInk proper. -
2 No. 1tll Wayne street, 2 hila16lpiil
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-25
pxsRrpstRs DyspppsiaI

Dr. WEsIAEI; I have been q constant suforer
With Dys1epsa or ihe last eighteen PeaFs during
Which time ellpQt ny that ever Glloyed poF-
io9ty wei olYs There were ttlel when the symptoms
we're more Aggravated fhlu at others. and thou q
seeIad Il Wopld he - grelt relief 70 dia had q
~ tnss IN uppolsllt feeling n ny htl, but Iaf-
efly ny much ipeToa1o1 that bo1lIs
ainlost unnt Ter etstIell e Any Kidd no MUD WlI
continually MED with gloomy thonghfs and FIRE.
bOdings, and ~ attempted 70 change their current
BY reading - once sensation q 10y eold1gla, IN
c0npectignlFfth edead 1geielfs asi - IieFe,rested
nPpr my FAint also lbs 81 sIeltIes UGuI o.
Cur 9 the st9u.aeht a9d gEeat pain = ny eyess ac.
oompaniod With which Nlss thu Continual falr a.
l6silg my reason. ais5 great lassltu1e,
d. hiitY and neEy0uzlegs. which MldsiE dhiellt -
Walk bY day Or sleep at night. Ibeeauls aterss 70
society and dispo3ed only % seelusion3 and having
tried the 9kill q number Of eminent q
ytops dnally cane % the oo6ellsi1n that,
tof this dtaelsai ~ ny present ages - years there
no cure IN existence. but, Through tll6 inter
ference Of Divine Pfovi6enee, % WhomI dst0utly
offer my thanks i ~ last fslnd sovereign remedy
IN your .pYspepsia Pills and Tlr Cordial, UhIeh
seem 70 hare Gfifcrl1ll removed Almost 1ha last
trace IN my long llt Qf ailments and bad f6elinE4
aud IN Place health, ploasureand eoltoufmGuf
Ore my everyday companions. :
ISL sssiaaili JAMS II SAUNDERS,
No. 455- North Second street. Phladelphia, for
merry % Wood bury, ~. ,. - sr -l-s4s1l. j
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-25
DVsPEPsTA

F Great American Dyspepsia Pm.
We my sSy With saf0ty thst ninety cases cut q
every hundred, that one with consumption had at
first only Spepifa. Dygpopsla quickly lays the
tie mast fatal Character Dyspepsia q oupatfcally
the disease tlt tao5 MN ri that bfaeinE stimuli
NJ for the Ont6Friso % ltis.i y q ne ilnl all
10 y1lciaII8 Of every school, that in 1I. IEIsaEts
Great American Dyslg psla Pms aud Pine Rre0 lar
1slI5f1,..7 n =. - IT,
bF. WI hart has traatsd q tie past twenty yaliFs
foo9ol nine thuusalll three hundred and ninety pa
tianfs, mr. Dyspepsia IN its various md -
every eaaa where the Ua4 taken -
cales had been treated ~ the ulqst eminent iIls-
lnians In this eoElntfg and EfFdbdl :. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-25

II is stated that the actual average ex3
psnditure daily is estimated at So, 400, 900,
aud for the next year AZ So, 100000 10 )
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-25

A BosFoN correspondent of the Cihcin.
natl Gasstts Is responsible for. the follow
ing 3 .sE 3 (.
heard the other day Of Boa NOT made
by LongfelloW, the poet. Young NJ. I.ong.s,
worth, Of yonr city, being. Introduced 10
him. some one present remarked upon tbe
similarity of the first syllable of die Two
names Yes, said the poet, hut Ia this
case i lear Popeis line will spply:
West4 makes The man, the want of itI
the Jellol1.a ,ss5f.e E5l,s5e
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-25
WISHART'S TAR CORDIAL

M III 117IfIT1lY ClI8 th0 10ll0lllI lllllIll :
Nv CllIll1p finII lfl1l boI md tie power Ofmada
icinet lniauui1t Jon o. tbs LunE. sure Throat
unisili9E Eiluislg f0r FsmaIs Complaints.
Or. Wisbart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial
Is he principle o. the Pine TEes, Obtained
~ pee1iaF preesl n the destination 81 the tIE,
BY which ne highest medicinal properties are ~
IT, H1sii'tA.n.aI.ln. tA.. eur..vA.p an ot.r. l.,.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-25
GEN. Averlll,s WORK.

One ofthe finest young generals of the
Union army is Brigadlier- General William
w. Averill, who lately made AFRAID in Yves,
Virginia and completely cleared the rebels
out of that new State. When the rebellion
began, Ayerill was only,a lieutenant in the
regular army, but he already had the rep-
utation of being one of the best cavalry
officers In theserYice. He had distinRuished
himself especially in Indian fighting, and
his activity, energy and intelligence soon
brought him prominently forward in the
early days of the civil war. Heswas made
colonel ola Psnnsylvaniaca yalryar regiment,
not composed Of fhe best material, but nm
der his hands it soon become one of the
most efficient regiments in the service. In
the Army of the Potomac he did a great
deal of hard work, and fairly earned the
Btigadiership that was bestowed upon him
by The President Since his transfer 10
West Virginia, he has been extremely 40.
tive, and his lstihrisk campai 20 in which
the famous rebel cavalry leader, Imboien,,
was seysral; times defeated by him. has Fe.
suited as We have stated, in wholly clear
ing West Virginia, oisrebel troops. Gen.
Aserill deserves the. thgnks Of the coau-
try hiladeIp kiG BgEtetiis. &.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-25

W4rHih seven months the people- Of the
North have subscribed and paid for at par
over sssolooO,Ooo Of 9 per cent. bonds.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-25
NRW ADVERTISEM'NTS

RELIGIOUS HoE1cE--faey
preach n TIE N Elsh Iut nan ChlFeh Esi " - J
Ing on t6-Inorrp (fhuEsia ~ g lo58 oielooEs y
Also next EAbbath at 1058 oeiOek,A' u. and =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-25

God guard cur nag, and keep each star
zach stripe a. bright as new they wave
stIII make IL Lad our ranks In war
sam hoat above each patriotic grave
beafh DO the traitor that would dare
10 tt1I Il through the dust OF shame,
An honest hearts It's lot viii share
And follow It 70 Death or PAINE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-25

laTaE national conservative Union com.
mttteea has called IA meeting At oinein-
natl, December Sd, TO take measures and
searsa- hanans-.-.s' w tIv'l.-:---.;---A--iha
'presidency. .s..sst7 80
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-25

q THE Richmond SentiHet says that the
confederate government is going 70 send all
the federal prisoners to other points very
soon, and it advises ell citizens who can
to leave Richmond and go elsewhere, in
order that those obliged to stay there may
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-25

JUST RECEIVBD
ny ADAMS EXPRESst
MY Second stock 90 Fan aud Winter Cod, 60
M sig1ilg ola large atock %
Zine Ol0akst
Cl0ths for making Clalk1
Mink and Elllh IuIls
ulalka1a, ElllnalI.
FF61eh lI6Tiaos, D9lsiass ofaIl ooIoIs,
Wool0u Dress GOods,
EIlpe1ur Cloth,
BalmofaIe ElFtg,
Table Gl0ths
8 And . great many ether .oo4s to n1ms1oas %
mention. AlsO
BLACK AND OTHER SIEkfI
Whieh vilI s6Il at snail advance On cost.
ALEX. HEHMAH.
nOViI 1S5 Main 81, WhesllnE v. Va
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-25
STRAY COW,

CTRAYRu fFom my residence. near DetWiIars
- RI0uring MIL Centre Wheeling . snal red
Cow, white On back and hips. Any person FetuFls
Ing Or diving Information q regard o sid COW viii
be suitably rewarded. GBO. b EDMAhDss
noY26,9te q l.ContEo lLlleellDE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-25

= q Priee, per BOX, one Dollar.
sent by NAH - rssoiiIlt 81 ths pties 10
! ,.s,.f1....s. LOGAN EIsE q 90.
- -. - & 4. and n II G.liaAN = CO..,
hgg990saa. ,gkheelIaEs Assns - RsIt llEElaIa.
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lust RECEIVED nv
81 O. L. ZANE q Coz
one HunGh0On StgWAFta Scotch Male WHISKY.
Two Pipes Ara eeltnette Brand y
Two barrels very old Peach BEl11l.
Twenty Barrels Cab Cider
Twenty E1mlull9 Cl1GE.
In C1nln6u d.
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SWAMI HOUSE,

RAAEAEIEtSAb q 10 " w
CHANGED HANDS.
ON Thursday, Octoher stll, 1850, }. W.Darli-l.t
NJ a the Rickmond uouse-Wil take llllallll
offhs swan House 16E . term q yuaIl. H hgpai
bE GfFfrf Attention % bnaiuaEl % mellf t11fl1i
les q tie very Ilb0HaI lIfrulag8 eou1eEfH1 -
lin When pFietor q ne Riohmo1d.
Every Departments Nil ~ 10 TIE ShaEgOa -
H'S no. ssislsns assistants IwMDzsa
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FOR SALE.

T1OUR eliEihls and cnuEanlaht Dwelling HOlIal
Il situated On John street IN the city a. WhsslrE
One a. them q . 1rst-clls1 reEidelce l1EEe I'D .
noji6us. and couneetad win q . lot and . hait .
eround. An are dssifalle ln1 vel loeltea.
W. sss.lsE : 'As PAUL.
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Regular SATURDAY RasI<st for On
~. Thsfna pdGssnsEo psckst REsEslE,
cspt:, 2. .: HlEI9s MastsE, W e,
zaIi1E TIE Above an4 intefmedllto pofs
BagulAE On Saturday Ofeash Weakat =. n
16SI0 JELLY 4 MAMIE, AetA
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- -, -,s,,'.-l7t JAMS II! sAUHDRRs.
Ne. 4sSs North Second utroet, lPhiladolphil, for-
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Of,Fayms, Coal Lands. Houses, Lott, Sc +,
DC, at and near Eairrsont, IN NzrtO'p
. EonntV. Kest HiEQinka 80 $50 ~
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ADMISSION Ciseis. ID b cent
Hissi Family 0lrcla. -, I....s B q =
DOOrs opeast I, Curtain Eillss a sssslitnoElS
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InouFFod b 10 caVture g destElstiol 6 IIlp.Lt
ri All. CLAIMS or WHATRHER GELARAGfR,
Against THE GOVERNMENT.