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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-03
-. $780,. -PlEa1riot.


We are indebted TO Eugene W Rice, Of
the ssd Iowa Regiment, for 3 file Of this
paper, including the number issued just
previous to our taking possession Of Little
Rock, the capital of AEkansas. We find in
one of these numbers the following order
from the rebel General Price:
HAD QUAE7EEs DIsr. OF AEKASsAs,(
Little Rock, Sept 4. 1863
The country demands the services Of eV-
ery citizen capable Of bearing arms, Or
ministeriDg 70 the wants of the wounded.
The enemy threatens Little Rock with an
imposing force. Your brave defenders
confront him with fixed determination 10
turn him back in confusion, and are conf
dent Of victory. Upon the result Of the
impeding battles rest in great measure
the fate Of Arkansas, the inTiolability of
your homes and the honor Of your fsmi-
lies.
You have not yet known the utter mis-
cry of being oEerridden by mereiless and
yindietiTe foe, aud either driven with your
wives and daughters into homeless exile
or forced 70 crouch in EeTTile aud degrA-
ding submission az the feet Of the con-
queror, in order TO psrchase fleeing ex-
emption from poverty and Imprisonment
by base surrender Of your manhood and
your honor. You have never yet been
compelled to sue for protection against
evils like these and worse than these, 70
men who command armies composed
largely of yopr Own slaves.
If you would avoid much misery and de-
grad8tion, you must loiter no longer Ia
ease and safety, bat rush to the side of
the updsuuted men who crowd the en-
treoehments. and eagerly wait the coming
foe. Your country, yORr wives. your
daughters, your mothers, your own honor
appeal 70 you to act At once.
Therefore invite you 10 volunteer with
out delay, in any company which yo1 may
prefer, or to organize yourselves tonight
under the call of your Governor.
II there be any among you too eowardiy
or base to volunteer under these ctrcum-
stances he shall be compelled 70 share
your dangers, though he cannot share your
glory.
The eomma9daut of the post will be
directed to arrest every able bodied man
to-morrow who msy be absent from bis
post, whether he be officer, man or Giti
zen, aud whether he belongs TO commands
elsewhere or not, and TO place him wber-
ever his services may be most required.
The commanding officers of the troops
in front have been ordered to arrest, aud
70 shoot down If necessary. every one who
may be found attempting TO pass towards
the enemy under any pretext whatever,
either with or without pass.
9TERLIEs PRIcE,
Maj. Gen. Commanding.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-03

THE Augusta (Ga.) COnstitut,onGlist, a
leading rebel paper, under date of Sept
eth-just ten days before the combined
rebel armies attacked Rosecraus-used the
following language: .5
If Johnston and Bragg can defeat Rose.
Grams and Burnside, Charleston still hold
ing out, or If Lee, With his recruited army
can defeat Meade with all the aid Of his
newcouscripts, demoralized and disaffected
as they are represented, then we may ex.
pect the most favorable results in the Ohio
election aud Lincoln Congress. But un-.
less something of the kind is accomplished
speedily. then long farewell to the peace
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WilEbe defeated, and
Wood and his party paralyzed or over
awed in Congress, and peace postponed
indefinitely, without foreign aid.
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The Kpo4ville tTenn., Bulletin.

The Knoxville tTenn.l Bulletin.
We received yesterday file of this paper
from the first to the eighth issue, inclu-
sive.
1t lisa regular thorough going race horse
sort of Union paper-just like its East
Tennessee constituents, and we gladly well
come it to our table. The Bulletin is simp-
ly the forerunuer.to Br9Fnlow's "Rebel Yen
tiIator." The editor says:
Our little sheet is merely hsrbinger of
our successor. Verify one cometh after us,
"the latchet of whose shoes We are in no
wise worthy to unloose." He whose name
heads this paragraph will be amoug Us in a
few days with all the appliances of the
mystic art of Faust, and then the Knox
vile Whig rediuiVHs If there are any
rebels among us tender on the point OF
epithets, We advise them to Immediately
get themselves gIne to come point where
newspapers can never follow them.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-03
wheeling. ". va i. OCT. 3, 1883. :,

sONz eight thousand of the Ohio militia
are in camp at Wooster. All politics are
FisidlY excluded from the camp, and no sx-
preston in favor Of either of the guberna
torial candidates is permitted. Butthe boys
have found way ofsignifying their ssnti-
ments without violating this order. In
marking time, on drill, instead of pro.
nopueing the ordinary "left, T" @lsfs, !" cleft, "
they keep up a chorus of through, q.
"BFough," "BrOugh." The very few Cop.
perheads among them have to keen step 10
that music or get their heels trodden upon.
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b.
The Southern rebels are hard on the
partisan clap trap of the Northern conleder-
ates. The Copperhead sheets are constantly
putting an argument like this: "Why don't
the Government at Washington ask the
Government at Richmond if some terms of
reconstruction cannot be agreed uponP-
In the event of q refusal of all terms, the
North will have better reason for contin-
utng the war"
One of the reasons for declining 10 pur-
sue the course suggested is, that the rebel
leaders scout the idea of reconstruction
aud have always treated it with derision
and contempt. Here is an anthe ntic deni-
al by the Confederate bogus Government
through its second highest officer, and the
FIRST in caudor and, perhaps, in influence
and ability.
Vice President Stephens declared as fol-
lows in his recent elaborate speech in
North Coeoltna, as reported in the Rich
moud Dispatch.
aAs for reconstruction, said Mr.. Steph-
ems, such q thing is impossi6le-such an
idea must not be tolerated for an instant
Reconstruction would not end the war, but
would produce a more horrible IpGr than tbat
IN Schieh loe are RoU engaged. The only
terms on which we can obtain permanent
peace is final aud complete separation from
tie Nort6. Rather than submit to anything
short of that, let us all reSolre 10 die like
aas tOortAy of our freedom"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-03
Dry Goods,

The market continues very active, and
the prices OF many descriptions of goods
have further advanced. The trade is
steady, with nothing of a speculative char
acter. County buyers are numerous aud
the jobbers sell so largely as to be obliged
toreplenish their stocks with fresh puF-
chases. Stocks are not heavy of any kind
of goods. The cash sytem prevails for
the most part. Domestic prints are the
most active Of any description of home
made cotton goods. Prices are higher
All novelties coming forward or shown by
patterns are eagerly seized. Jobbers keep
selling at or even q little below cost
Brown sheetings aud shirtings are very &C
tive at an advance. BIeacbed goods have
also advanced, but only to the same extent
as browns. Brown drills are wanted for
Government use. Prices are very firm
Canton 'fauuels are scarce and wanted at
an advance. Stripes and ticks are very
scarce aud much wanted. DENNIS are
again higher with light stock. Delaines
move very freely. ManehesteTs are selling
by order at 80, which is an ADVANCE
ALI kinds are ready sale, and there is
no stock goods being sold to arrive
Cassimeres are quick Of sale. The favor
lite fancies cannot be produced fast enough.
The nearby trade IS buying freely. Light
COtOES hE6 very
only now produce TO order, being afraid
of accommodating stock at a high cost
Satinets are not so active as cassimeres
-all-wool fancies being preferred, since
the high price of cotton has raised the price
of sttinets of primer grades nearer the
level of all.woOleu goods. DOeskins, bea-
vers, coatings and cloakings are very
active. Broadcloths are steady. ShRWls
are in demand so pressing as to be sold in
advance of production; drabs and high
colors especially. Foreign importatiOns
are very light, and much below the de-
maud. Stocks are diminishing, and prices
steadily rising with the advance in gold.
Merinoes, poplins aud delainss are very
scarce British dress goods are sold 10
arrive. Plain celOred stuifs are much
wanted. Silks are very buoyant. Rib.
bons still sell readily, especially the richer
colors. Linens are active. ShaWls are
active at auction.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-03

THE Richmond Enquirer, the recognized
and acknowledged Official organ of JEFF.
Davis, tells us why the rebel leaders are
anxious TO overwhelm Rosecraus. We Clip
the following from the leading editotial
column of that paper:
"Charleston and Chattanooga are the
only points where the enemy present the
least appearance of fight. Defeated at
Chattanooga and driven back to Nashville,
HdtkGHdighGm GUouLI carry khe election in
Ohio nezt month NTH (ittIs difficulty. The
peace men IN the United States you'd once
more assert their manhood and speak out as
they did before the late disasters had choked
their UtteTaHceS"
We are assured that IN Ohio the first
news We had from Rosecrans lighted up
eopperhead faces like sunbeams; for a
Union defeat at Chattanooga, in their esti.
nation, was worth thousands of votes to
Vallandigham. The sympathy between the
rebels in Richmond and the Vallandigham
Democracy in Ohio and elsewhere is as
perfect as between the Simess twins; war
news has the like effect upon both parties.
But both are doomed to final and thorough
defeat, and history will assign them the
same page with the tories and traitors of
the first revolution.
The Northern allies of Messrs. Davis &
Go. are under cloud. They have met
"revsrses" at Yicksburg, Port Hudson,
Gettysburg and Little Rock. Their sat.
terancesp have been "choked" by the tide
of Federal victories. They appeal for help
to their Southern employers aud the ap.
peal is responded to by attempt to crush
our gallant army at Chattanooga Mag
unanimous rebelsI
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-03

WHEnHs. Sept. 2Stb, lsGa.
To ~ People, Of Wat VTEgiaSa:
7 HAVE fnformstion, dssmed reliable, that The
i rebel nerals Imb0dea, jackson. And nay Be
Others, contemplate = movement Of their f0Eess
through the mountains into the State for the Pur.
pose Of deVA5ttng and aging waste the country and
robbing, plun1eFing and mUrdeFinE the people.
They may combine their torees, % they may seDd
dstaehmeHts into diner nj paris Of the state 10 The
end. therefore, that they rnay be MT and driven
bsek from the borders Of tbs State acd debated in
their wicked and Eutnou8 purposes, AETauR L
BoEBBAE, Governor Of the State OF West Virginia do
issue this my pFoela1laEi eallf1g anl requiring
ali officers Of the militia and an peFsons subject 70
military duty within the State % have their arms
10 order aud Be ready 70 assemble AZ their usual
places Of FeDdeEVous at monenfs notice, aud %
move to any point when their IeETiees may be re-
QuiFed- OtleeTs IN command o. FefnentB are espe-
GiAlly required 20 give orders to the eonmGndants
OfcOmpIuies - see that every man In their Eegpeet
i've eompauies + bottled % be In readiness and %
have bis arms IN order for service. II the militia IN
any part OF the state have not Elfeient arms they
viii Be supplied by ne making proper application
Let it not be again said that . rebel army has
marched through our loyal State lsyfng@ 8AsSs the
country and TObhng aud mlTdsrinR the people With
nut opposition or resistance. Il e expected that
the militia viii cordially oO-OperatS via the Gov
eminent forces In our nnidsl IN FepslHng any dams
ons'FatiOn the enemy nay make.
By the Governor:
?. P. PKIRPoIST, AdJ't. 6en- W. Va sspas-IW
IAN papers IN West Ttrginia copy one timel
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-03

THE unconditional Union $ men OF
Maryland expect to carry the State this
fall upon the issue of speedy emaucipa-
ton. The candidates Of the party for
Congress are all true men. They are Hem
~ Winter Davis. the eloquent, bold and
Incorporating champion of emancipa-
ton; Messrs. Thomas, Webster, Holland
and Jones. a vigorous campaign will be
at once Instituted.
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GRAPR WINES.

our stock Of Delaware, Concord, Dia, =, Hartford
Logan, T0Kalon, Union Village, CpyaboEA, Rebeeea,
Anna, Taylor OF Bullet, and All the other Leading
kinds Is unsurpassed where IN the country. Par
ties wishing 70 purchase, and Who cannot visit
grounds 70 examine our vines and VfnylEds, where
ell the ab I'VE and many other kinds may be seen in
fruit. would do well 70 send for our new PRICE
LIST, which viii be sent 70 al applicants fTes Of
charge J. Knox,
Oct3-St Box 155, Pittsburgh. Pa.
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MARRJED,

October 1st, In MOandsyile; w. Va, by Rev.
II. d. Riee, Mr.. ". 81. JOHNSON, Of Wheeling W. Va .
and Mis- EIlxAlGIH sRALET, Of MoundEyt1le, Mar.
shah county, W. Va
By I. O. MeKeeyer. Thursday, October ], 1858, at
Pleasant Htn Seminary, Washington county, Pa,
JANIS P. WiLKrHsoH, Of this place, Miss LUTK a
Atkinson, Of PlsaAht HIH Seminary, Pa.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-03

THa Portland tMe) Pres. calls. al.satiop
to the significant fact, that Lincoln,s. the
emily county in the State that claims a
Democratic majority, is also the only eouu.
~ that has no'newspaper published within
its limits.
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C468LA19 64SBg
Maj. Gen. Commanding.

The Cleveland Herald relates that, on
the Gath inst, public discussion had been
arranged by the people of Royalton upon
the general question-"Is vallandigham a
traitor2" Hon. a. G. Riddle and c. W.
Palmer, Esq, appeared to support the hf-
frmatiVe, and Amos Coe, ESQ.,, OF Cleve-
land, was elected by the Yallandigham
men as their champion. 10 the course of
their discussion, Mr.. Palmer said that
ipasmuch as many extracts had been read
to the people, he, too, would read an ex-
tract aud take their opinion upon its merits.
He then read the following:
Proclamation to the Citizens and Soldiers
Of the United States:
You are promised liberty by the eaders
of your affairs, but is there an individual
in the enjoyment of it, saving your oppres.
sors? Who among you dare to speak aud
write what he thinks against the tyranny
which has robbed you of your property,
imprisons your sons, drags you to the field
of battle, and is daily deluging your cOun-
try with blood2
Your country once was happy, and had
the profered peace been embraced, the
last two years of misery had been spent in
peace and plenty, and repairing The DESC
lation of the quarrel.
On conclusion of the reading, Mr.. zoe,
who had been noddiug his approval at ev.
cry sentence, said loudly, '.7Aars gOoe
talk" ''Well, SIR" said Mr.. p, with ar
emphasis that thrilled the hearts of tn,
eagerly listening crowd, "7HGt is the tan
gHqge Of Benedict Arnold three weeks Gfte1
he fed, a trembling traitor, from West Point
The effect may be better imagined than de
scribed.
When it is impossible for the leaders o
the vallandigham party to distinguish tn
words of Benedict Arnold from those o
their great leader, is it not time for tn
masses who mean to be loyal. in the Ian
gnage of Senator Sherman, to "think tel
thousand times before they vote for Val
landighan" for party which sympathtze
with h!m2
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Sept. l9s-Molasses, $I4@15; rice, spa
5sc-; teas, $s@l5; Maricaibo coffee, 81, So
CT; Java, $s@s, so; starch, 81 ,60@2; can
dies, $3@3,50; salt, soc % NJ; vinegar,
500 y gallon; cider 81 y gallon; wood,
S26 y cord for pine. and $s4 for oak-$lO
additional for handling; corn, So U bush;
bush; hay, So y 100 lbs. -
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Goal Bank fOr Sale on Rent,

PROPOSE to sell or rent my coal property. situ-
ated In the city Of Wheeling, on favorable terms
The property e composed Of about twenty acres 81
g0od land. The banks are dug aud we'll aired, and
arc situated in the center Of the city. They are "a
excellent WoEktng order, supplied with good iron
eeption Of the business. AIso tie WaEops. ulIIes
and utensils connected Herewith.
There e also attached to these premises young
vineyard OF about three acres, which desire %
dispose Of with the above. =
sep29.1W JOHN NOLAN
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THE oopperheads oat West have adopt
ed the plan of holding their mass meetings
at the same. time aud places with the
county agricultural fairs, so as to make as
good show as possible.
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20. d q d llAIN sTREET,
Desirable Residence for Sale.

TUE resid.ncs of lIrs. Samuel Nesl, situassS %
Il John street, between Sth and 9Th II wheeling,
West Va, containing olGEen Rooms, With UAEh and
bath rooms- Gas and water thFough0ut the honSe,
an In complete repair, and dry cellar under tie
whole building.
ne iot fOnfs 20 feet On John street, runninEbsek
40 feet 70 vide alley, q elsVatsd ssVen feet above
the level Of John street, has dressed stone val IN
trout slFDOunted with ornamental iron railing.
Yard Alled with shade trees. Em0ke-hOuss, stable
and necessary OutbuIldingsO On premises.
RoaSassiOn gfVe1 In October.
Ih9 above presents unsurpassed inducements u
any one seeking residence.
Apply 3 ms. NIL. % rremisss. auElI 4
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HEADoUARIERs 5Ea RDanIEsE, y. VA.M, /
- NLI.oelE.. Ee..te..he- e ~

80 Wheeling, September ., 1s6A
General Order Nos
0t0NNAEDANTs Of companies vim fmmsdiatsIy
" order muster Of their respective companies
at their usual places ofeOmpGny parade for INsPc-
Arms, and report % thess headquarters the
precise number, Kind and condition % the arms
within their respective commands They viii also
report every member who fails 70 pasI Inspection
They win also notify their respective Commands
70 hold themselves IN readiness 70 obey promptly
the proper authority.
By order, }, HCcLUNEY,
sc. sErvns, Adiutant ssFaa-St
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District Court OF the United states
for the western District Of
Virginia.
me- Uaitsd stata

"a Upon InlOruSti0a'
The Real and PersonaI PrCp- &e
eFty q John KnOta.
NOTICE 4 hsreby given that shall q ny oeSes,
In 0nFOuFfh street.. Wheeling, ". Va, % 49,
tbS19th day Of October, 1859, n aeoOrdsuee III
decree Ofthe ah0Ve named e0lEt Fendefea " -
above nauled eausa, ~ the Rau term 1853, teeps.
18th, 1881 proceed 70 take and settle the aeeos1
OrdHred % be Eaken and sattisd By the abOse ~
toned decree Parties interested are hersoy 80
led % attend at the time and place aoOEo nsA-
GfToa under ny hAnd this 2Sth day q ssgt:,l so%
HANNTBGL F0RBEA
sspas-fOt o. 8 ComnissiO0eE.
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WANTED

TWO GOOD JoURNBYMEN BOOT MAKERS
i can and ind steady employment and good
wages ~ RRKD. MILLER'5 SHOP, two doom below
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Turner's BaIsam,

A n infAHibls remedy for DilrTbea, Dysea'SSSYY
~ Bowel Or SlmmsF Colpl1tnt o. Cnila. $3.50
Adllfs. A peFfeefly G8fb ard eldeaeioes tNFt,fk
under an circumstances. Hundrodso telse5 81 1urs1
ehlldran and adnlts have bssn enfod and 1870
b. fhs above BaIsal, aftsr every oIhsE e. ~
- - = = - 30. / o5a Islg. s el:-
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FOR SALE.

A DEsIRABLs CCUXTRY RESIDENCE, stu
n Ated on the National Road, one mile west Of
Bridgeport, Belmont county, Ohio.
The lot contains one acre Of gTOuBd, Eet In fruit
and ornamental tnee8.
A hns two story brick dwelling, modern style,
eight rooms, back buiIdipg for milk room, wash
room, good well never falling water, eisteFn, &c
Stable and Carriage house.
For terms enquire a the store Of Osborne sharp,
Or S e 81 premise Al. OSBORNE.
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TO TEACHERs.

THERE win be At the Court House = ysgullay
Il meeting Of the Board Of School Examiners for
@ october, 1853, at O'clock, A II. An Who desire
places In our Public Schools as Teaeherl that have
not received certificates to teach viii dO wen 10
be present at this meeting a. there viii nof ~ n
other regular meeting Of the Board until he frst
Tuesday Of January, 1854.
Sepas dtv4wtd. sec.5 i q Boara.
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HkADQUAEIEEs 4Tz RzanuxE, ". VAN,
WheelfnR. September ~ IgSS

HRADQUAEEEEs 4TH REau[EER, W Va n,
wheeling September IS 1s6S.B
General Order No. 81
Ci0dMA Of companies will iumsdIstsly
~ order mister Of their respective companies At
OF AIMS and report 70 these Headquarters the pre-
else number, kind aud coalition Of the within
their respective commands. They will also report
every member who fails to pass inspection.
They VIII also nOtiGy theiF respective commands
to bold themselves In readiness 70 obey pFOnptly
any call that may be made on them for service BY
the proper authority.
By order, SWEENEY,
Commanding &th Regiment.
J. B. MOORE, AdiutanG. sep1a8t
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Photographic Albums,

SI,O hoIa fton - . 90 csIds, e PAKfh Us
i New Gallery, WhoissAlo aud Retail
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FOR SALE.

A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, consisting ofa two
1 story building with six rooms, situated % he
Se.t side Of Main street n North Wheeling, ana
9elng the sane property ~ which Mira Anne Clarke
f0k TERMS apply 20 Henry o. RIsGheF, once
Possession given April LIST, 1854. ssptz2tf
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NOTICE.

A Ii psrsOns having watches At Wra. MrCoy's
n Shop In Grafton, for repair, and have not got
them out, viii come and get them, As be has len
them with me 70 give out 70 the proper OWneFs or
will sell them for charges IN thirty days from this
date 1t my shop IN Grafton, West Va.
Oct24tS JOHN Il. MILLER.
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FOR SALE,
THE HUBBARD FARM,

THE HUBBARD FARM,
At the Rate OF S45 per Acre,
OIIUAFED between the waters ufWhsaling Greek
- AID CaldWGlPa Hun, two and one-han miles
southeast q the city az Wheeling. Sad farm eO1-
tHins one hundred and eIghty-nins and ODehaf
acres, (Isg11 about one knnlrad and tTsuty-aEe
acres cleared IN pasture and under eultiTatiOpi
filling. on q IN orchird of between $50 and so
trees. consisting Il Apple Pear Peach, CherTy, Pae
and ApEicot q the beSt EatfstisA also Vineyard
crop d Grapes, with . god FTGmo Tenast House
Ths Dwelling House = large tTO StOEy haI7s
with thrtoel rooms IN - tie cellar heTn out Of ne
rOGk-s eigtarn with pump in the kitchen; also nc
log house ChsWedJ for . tenant. The barn = - q
81 fset, with vel Ia thu insIds-sheds and oaI'
buildings for feeding stock
Any Ooe Wilhing % purchase VIII please eau q
TIE subscriber At the slT mil q Wheeling.
sep25y2Ws J.R HUBBARD
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Wanted! Wanted!

TWO Oh THREE GOOD BOYS. about Is or Il
Il Year, old, 70 bottle Patent Medicines, and Dc
work Of same kind usual about Drug stores. APP
ply see3.2. 1AUsHL1Ns 3 BUsHEIELD.
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A PROCLAMATION
BY THE GOVERNOR.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
WHEnENs. Sept. 23tb, ls65.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-03

HE Real and PersonaI Prop
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