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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-24
The Election.
From the Point PieasantR Register

As this TO many of our readers will be
the last issue of our paper received before
toe election, we desire TO urge few con-
sideratious upon them.
If you would support the General Gov
eminent while crushing this damnable re-
bellion-Vote for ratification
If you have hitherto longed TO be sepaSa-
ted from your Eastern oppressors-vote for
ratification.
If you desire hereafter for yourselves and
your pOsterity the common right to make
your own laws-vote for ratification.
II you desire to resist the payment OF the
hundreds of millions of debt, the conspira-
tors at Richmond, have contracted, to assist
Davis 10 devastating your country and
numbering your sons vote. for ratification.
If you would not be compelled to repay
the taxes you haze paid, under the restored
goverument-votef for ratification.
fyou would not have your former taxes
doubled and thrilled by the Richmond
traitors-yote for ratification.
If you would have them reduced from
$500. 600 to $50. 000-vOte for ratification.
If you would be relieved of "free mig
ners"-vote for ratification.
If you would have free schools-vote for
ratification.
If you would have men and money pour
in here aud build up West yirginta-vote
for ratification
II you would have your taxes decrease
and your wealth inersase-Vote for rati6ca-
ton.
If you don't wish to be the tail to the
sham "Sonthern Confederacy"-yote for
ratification.
IfyOu wish the old government to stand
by you to the last-vOte for ratification.
If in fine you are and mean to continue
free men-vote for ratification.
If you would insure the adoption of the
New Constitution, then each aud all be
certain to VOTE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-24
ReepIt Before the People.
From the Fairr,ort S.,,,a.i

That the taxes under the recognised
Government of Virginia has been reduced
from 40 cents on the one hundred doIlars
to 80 cents. and that there is a surplns in
the treasury ofSl2O, 900, while the Rich
mond Legislature has increased them
from 40 to 100 cents on the one hundred
collars oon oao aud incurred debt of over $780,
UOO'UOO, IN carrying on the war for the
overthrow OF the Governments The New
state will have no public debt except its
equitable proportion Of the State debt be.
fore the breaking out Of the war. The
debt of Virginia is now, including the old
debt, about $500, 100000, and before
the close of the war, may be double that
amount Are you willing to be taxed tn
pay this enormous war debt! Ifyon are
vote against the New State
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-24

growing bOIdness of the disaHectauts
amongst Us and finally IN the imminence
of domestic war indicated by outbreaks
such as that in Noble county, Ohio. Itis
matter of grave doubt whether the greater
good for the greater number would not
have been consulted if there had been more
individual repression of tory speakers and
and tory papers.
1t will not be thought strange that
such an address should he issued when we
pause and think of who it is that promui-
gate it 1t is not the time TO miuce words.
One-tWo-three-fop one
known and notorious seeessiouists, declar-
ed to be such by the people they live
amongst and who know them best. 1t is
not strange that they can 6ud nothing to
approve in the action of loyal men or loyal
authorities. Mr.. Wiley declared on Sat-
urday night that the opposition to the New
State came from the secessionists. 1t is
tsae and this is the proof, Here are Eve
rebels, calling upon their frieuds-the reb-
els of West virginia-nOt to vote at all.
No loyal man is included in the call, for it
is we'll understood that men who are loyal
to the Union are friendly to the New State.
Loyal men of West Virginia, you should be
encouraged by knowing that only traitors
to the United States are the enemies to
your own West Virginia.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-24

oEDEkED our.-ArchbisbOp Hughes it
il stated, has ordered the Me,ronol;t.n
Record to take from the imprint of that
journal the standing announcement that
it is the organ of that distinguished pre-
late. The reason for this proceeding is
the incendiaEy article in last Teet,.
Record cOunseling resistance to the Con.
scriPtiOn Act, and the dislOyal cas-. of the
editorials generally, Inthe course osa fsw
weeks, it may be added. it is not imnrob.
able that new Catholic weekly, Of un.
questionable loyalty, will make its appear
anoe as the real organ Of the Archbishop.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-24

The New Stnte In Hancock County.
The Eject OF the Course OF the
Press on the cOpperheAds.
private letter from Hancock, received
on Saturday last, contains the following in
reference to New State matters up there +:
1.-THE New State is gaining here every
day. The Wheeling Press By FIRST advis.
ing everybody to vote against the amended
Constitutiou-then next saying that every
sane man should vote for it, and finally
concluding that no one should vote on
either side-bas demoralized the opposi-
ton completely. To be on both sides of
the question and then neutral inside of six
weeks has been too great an edort for the
copperheads and has thrown them into
confusion.
To complete their discom6ture comes
Stewards pronunciamento with its tarci.
cal conclusion, which they understand to
be an exhortation favoring hypocrisy of
the most unequivocal type "Serpeut IN
der the flower" they say means ''snake in
the grass" The head of that ancient rep.
tile will be bruised somewhat on the 26th
inst"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-24
SIX Good R.n,nn.

Since the opening OF the canvass +h.,.
have not been given si1 better reason, f.,
voting for the New State than tbo.. -.
signed by the resolutions adop,sd At n.
meeting at the mouth of Fish Greek, 10
Marshall county,
They are as fOllows=
:, lst It shall be aud remain one of III.
Un'ted States of America. (See COnStitp.
6on, Artl, section IL
"a Because the citizens of the State are
c'tlsenS Ofthe Uuited States.
90. because taxation and representation
shall! be equal and uniform,
,,a 4Sa, Because no State debt shall be con-
6th: Because We shall have a ,hornuoh
and efficient school system.
ssn. because We shall have gradual
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-24
Valuable Real Estate in the CitT
or Wheeling for sale

n oFFER FeR SALE lot number one In sgr,-,
u tWenty~nine, the plat Of the adIiition ~ ~
city OF Wheeling, As laid out by Charles n Ch1T3I
trustee, and called Buena Vista addition TIfS LII
g dtuAted on the North side Of Monroe EtroIa =
sixty fest in front aud extends back The ~ |ftb
ono hundred feet, also I'VE feet Of an Alley te5 80
wide ca the north SIDE Of said lot which e 10 - Es
open N common With the owner Of The ajoininE ~
There = erected on this lot eommodionS mi go
Portable dwelling house For 1n0re fal TO-
OF tho premises and terms Of sale apply % ~ q ~
Oa-oe. n, RIC8ARDS0S "
1aEEs ATTORNEY
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-24

How WILL 1T LOOK IN H1sroRYi-
Some men in this day are storing up in
fanny very fast They will have names
in history around which will gather the
scOrn and execration of future ages
Who desires to see. this record fixed forev.
er to his name-when his country was
struggling for life against gigantic re.
hellion, he gave sympathy and support to
its enemies and did all he dared to accom-.
plish its ruiul Yet that is precisely the
record many men are making for them
selves-a record that, once made, no re-
repentance. no confession, no suffering
can ever etface. 1t will stand to the
shame of their children to oil generations
Nlr. Brady said truly in his war speecb
in New York, 1.-The time will surely come
when the men who oppose this war will
be deemed more infamous than the tories
of the revolution" But history is made
rapidly in these days, and the infamy of
treason and the sympathy with treason
may come sooner than many Imagine
Let victory crown the national arms and
the rebellion be overwhelmed, and Il,
allies at the North will speedily become
an otense aud knocking. In the $780,
OF the rebels they viii be forever 5;Sa-a'
cea, ana sheneeforth there will be nnns a.
ao)ect as to do them reverence Let tbsso
naS1 De warned, aud escape the wrath
while they RAY. 4' "tN'tl
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-24
r., wmcnEsrEe, March 10, 1868.

Editors of Indulgence
The different com
pauies of the 18th Virginia Regt., have sent
home considerable amount of money.
which speaks well for the economy and
general sObriety of the Regiment. As
nothing has been said about the amount
sent home by the members of Co. h, in ius-
tice to her Iwould say that she has not
been behind her sister companies. She
has sent home some 5000.
The 18th Regt., walked some Is miles to
vote for the new State. We hail YOUR
paper as our friend. Lr. POWELL.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-24
Recruits Wanted

TIN ABLEBODIRD YOUNG MRN are wanted In
BSttery D, Flint Virginia Ligh ARTILLERY (WbeSl
Amy GoLF4. Winchester, Va, under Major General
Allroy None un3ar feetS inches high are IantSd
Post a. Wheeiing, We, viii b examined q 70 tbFiP
aety D him. and On whose eortiheafs thsy can o-
+aln tEalsfcrtAtton frOR Capt. ". R D0EufnR Z.
baldm0ro and Ohio RiilFoa4 thsnes by GoTsrnllsI1f
Eago1s % " inehsatEr, Va a god chance 4 here
srea % th1so who wish 10 enter this elective am
An bounty, pay, rHtions and eloEhfnSaS are orr,Sy
D. allowed by law 10 Voflnteers vii 6S gaara1tee
JOIN CARILN,
Captain, BATTERY D,
EnArzo-let 1st Va L&Ehf AEtfllGrT, eoal'dtx
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-24
Died,

A. &eSts AloxAaSer, Pa, on aI0oday- the lar i,..
5AhsIS Ho[eES infant dApEhhSE q WI y. ~;
o. FuesaAy tie 18th inst, At n. an. ,,,.l, -.
'OSHfarSH A. You're, wife Of wa- ", Young.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-24
VINO EdIts rh.Pro.,.

The great question before the American
people is who edits the Wheeling Press
Poor Hardy-the man Friday whom Carlile
imported for that purpOse-ws know does
not. He packed his two shirts and his
three pair Of socks in his baudana hand
kercbief and left the other day in deep dis.
gust, for parts unknown. Since then the
bankrupt concern has had no ostensible
editor. Judging from the leader, how
ever, in Saturdays paper we are of the
opinion that Sam. Medary. of the Columbus
CTt'is, edits both papers-bis own and the
Press. The CrisiI, only few days ago, in
aliuding to the assault made upon its es-
Enlistment by some soldiers, said:
"Let no one fear or tremble for the re-
sult-after the summer storm the sun
shines more brightly, the birds sing more
sWeetly, the green verdure of good Prov
ideuce glistens and gloWs more cheeriugly.
lis but the impure and death .drugRed
elements that the storm has carried away,
to give fresh liberty to life and more sweet
ness TO death.
alt here aud there tender flower stem
should be broken, the little maiden will
kiss it a farewell and plant another in its
stead, and rear it with a more sedulous
care"
The Wheeling Prs,s on Saturday in be.
wailiug the probable success of the new
State and gloomy prospects of its Copper.
head friends in West Virginia, goes on
among other things, to say that
"AIthOugh we may for a time have to
give up the contest, we do not fear or trem-
BILE for the result. After the summer storm
toe sun shines more brightly, the birds
sing more sweetly, the green verdure of a
good Providence glistens and CLOVIS more
cheeriRgly, It's but the impure and death
drugged elements that the storm will.car-
| ~ away, to give fresh liberty to life and
| more sweetness to death. If here and there
tender flower stem should be broken. the
little maiden will kiss il a farewell and
plant another in lis stead, and rear il with
more sedulous care"
Now it strikes us that in all likelihood
both of tae foregoing extracts emana-
ted from one and the same pen, although
appearing in two different papers on differ.
ent days and on different subjects. But a:
the words FIRST appeared in the "Cri,is" i,
is fair to presume that Sam Medary, tb,
editor of that sheet, has also become tn,
editor Ofthe Pres. Perhaps the Copper.
head sheets are all put under one manage
ment COW in order that there may be bar
mony and unity in the organization-ans
as most any of them have eviuced NOR,
brains than the Pres it is not unlikely tina
that concern has been reduced to an OBJ
scure place in the ranks and appointed t,
the command of Sam Medary, the leader o
the Knights of the Golden Circle in Ohio
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-24
Poland Seed 0ats--Seed RaPIeT

90A BUSHELS PRDIR POLAND SKID oars
S1SQ O ne crop Of 1881, weighing IS pourii1 Is
M ou8ae1, M HAla
AlS0s $50 6uahelI choice SPRING BARLEY ~
sea. Also Of Clover Rnd Timothy Ss-3
f610 PRYOR FROST. a 5 q SISi. - =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-24


"HEREAs, two iuformations were filed in the
w bistryet Court OF the United States for the
Western District OF Virginia by the Attorney Of the
United States for sid District, on the 9th day Of
March A 1858, against the real aud personal prop.
erty, credits and effects OF John KnOte in said inor-
nations mentioned praying for the causes therein
stated that said real and personal property credits
and may be conhscated condemned and sold a.
forfeited % the United States, and the same have
been attached by me under the process of said court
Now, therefore, in obedience TO the nOnltIou or the
said Court TO m directed do hereby cite all persons
erty, credits and effects of the said John Knots or
Knowing or having anything to say Why the same
should not Be condemned according TO the prayer of
the said intormations that they Be and appear be-
Lore the said Court 81 Wheeling on the 9Th day of
April next, II the same shall day OF Jurisdiction
not the next day OF Jurisdiction thereafter then
And there 70 tntsposs their claims and make their al
legations In that behalf
Dated March ., 1868.
EDWARD H. NORTON,
o. 8. Marshal Western Dist. Of Ya.
BENZ. 3. Smith, Esq, District Attorney.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-24
NOTICE.
TO RusINEss aIEN

4 MTDDLE-A6RD GENTLEMAN. Of uns4e.r-
IA tionAb;e character and habits, OF lr-Sj bnSi
ness capacity and much experianee, is desiro5S N
employnent In some respectable house either A.
salesman, eolleetor, or IN some 0thsr useful enart
ment. Apply 70 /. / Hitchcock. marisiT
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-24
TO LADIES

NUNERoUs APPLICATIONS have fron n. !.
IN time been made % ne by Ladies Tor frSfTl,-
len n WEihng and other slbie ets Of stRiV n -.
wheeling Business SehoSl, but each has prsI.rj h
wait rft Others Shoule begin. respectfully f1frSo
Al Interested that . class Of Ladies hls toI -,
manesd, and shaQ b Rlad to reeefVs rlore -
$500 4 q HIl,onc.,e.---
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-24

IT, - ThsEteAmer EMMA GRAHAM, Capt,
ks94Ee1tt5 AIMS will leave above on Tuesday,
sS571a@the 2+th inst At 10 O'Clock P. NJ For
freight or passage apply on board or to
mAT24 JELLY & MANNER, AEentR
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-24
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS

Just RECEIYRDs and for sale at Les than mann,
l1At4 Monroe street
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-24
TO CAPITALISTS.
Valuable Iron Works for Sale

rTNHE SUBSCRIBER offers for sails on very adYan-
4 tsgeous terms, the ''STAR NAIL WORKSD At
uated At Irontou, Ohio. They were erected in 1855
at cost Of etEhty-three thousand dollars and are
now in good order The main building $50 feet in
length BY 1i6 In width, containing the approved
machinery, eonSisting Of engines, 50 nailmaehines.
pail keG machinery, 10 boiling and 3 heating fur
nIces, Burde rotary SlueeZer together with ali the
necessary rolls and tools, and now has capacity TO
manufacture $50 kegS Of mai per day, which could
Connected with the Works is 20 acres Of good coal
Indebtedness Of vein "a et-with necessary en-.
tries aud rooms, and from which coal can be deliver
ed at cost Of cents per bu<hel.
For farther informal on apply during to-day to
GEORGE W. JACKSON at the Mcclure House, or TO
JOHN PETERS at Trenton, Ohio. mar9l 1--WE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
EASE AND COMFORT.

VARIOUS sircuustaness have delayed the de-
par uTeo3 Or. Kendall the successful operator on
CoEns aad Bunious, but the principal Of these = the
great demand for his services which his peculiar
treatment haG caused but he must assure those per-
sons who intend honor him with ea!s that other
engagements VII preclude the possibility OF his re-
naming after Friday next, the 2 inst.
Once, l23 Mcclure House
IhAye seen DIT. Kendall remove painful Corn, and
vas well pleased with the Of the operation
J. FRIsSELL, MD.
had an iuyeterate Corn removed BY DR. Rendall
without pain a. ?. FRRNY.
unHr2I-St&
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-24

vs.. Seery upon
Thoa G. White and Jesse Gandss; defts an att'In't
The object of this suit il to recover from IN. 5.-
fendant ThoS. White the sum Of 500 90 with In
teESst from the ssth Of jane 1882 due and payable
to the complainant in the right Of his wife Jane
Mills; and the further OF SI26 Al due the q III
day Of 0e ober, 1852 with intere subject to cred
itot S6S s., paid January 2lSt 1880. due the com.
and 1t appearing by affidavit hled in the papers OF
the cause that the defendant, Thos @. White Is re-
puted to be IN sympathy With the Southern rebellion
or with the soalled Confederate States that he has
voluntarily len his MS al phase of aSodo and vent
OUT OF reach OF personal service Of civil process s
suing from the county OF jackson, in which he
last resided, and has remained for more than
ninety dayAtrom his usual place OF abode on motion
Thos u White, do appear here within ons month At.
ter due publication Of this order. and what Is nee
eary 10 protect his nterests aud th,t copy of this
order be pu6lished in the Wheeling InteI6:aeer for
four successive weeks and posted according to law
ACopy-Teste:
IL. ARMSTRONG, Clerk pro tenn.
GEO LOOMS, Atty for eomp'tt mar24-4wS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-24
LIVERY NTOGK FOR NALR

the honse now occupied by myself n a Livery
"A stable 3 about 10 Be torn down ofIer nv an
tlre Livery Stock for sale. The stock eonSisfs of
me- stock Will be disposed oftn RhOla a h ISPt "a
.a oBi RassHa:'F.- vMkp,n,v
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-24
SCHOOL HOOKS

SCHOOL BOOKS, COPY BOOKS, dc, Of all kind,
lLeLlS-I no. 30 Monroe Etrnaf.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-24
PUBCIC SALE OF LOTS OK w9RE
LING ISLAND

1NHR undersigned viii. as Trustee Of the estate Of
E6enezer Zane, deceased, o6eElat auction, At the
wednesday, the lsth day of March next, a IarEe
number Of building OTIS on Wheeling Island Most
OF these lots leon the highest part Of the Island and
embrace many Of the most desirable on ne for
plat En-. ARMSTRONG TruStee
The above sale e postponed until Wednesday, the
Sth Inst the sale to take place upon Is m sss
~ ~ O'CLOCK nlafI9-td5
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-24

'uPocKET ROCKS AND CURSES
a RINR stock Of Tutksv Nor,,,s,, uoT51, ,Srs,,-
"a. NAIESs Currehcy Holders &C IarrSnte.5 r.
best In the MARKET, for sale by
Jos, GRAVES 4 90,
n[Ae-l No. 20 Monroe street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-24

VIRGINIA. SS.-At rules held In the Clerks
ONCE OF the Circuit Court Of Jackson county for
the month Of March, 1868.
EGii.usl Mills, eompPt In Chan
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-24
Valuable Property for sac,

WILL SELL Oh RENT tie SGWmH, aud sIhnd
belangi1G % the Saule SdjoinfnE C.ntrS n fiS.I
t126, tatey owned by CaldEel 1 RrDthsr Ala ~
SSSss 81 yal1ahts les between the RoT IiaS M
- gosrpn o.Ipnr,1..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-24
FROM WINCHESTER.

The Money sent home by SoIdIers-
The 18th Regiment walk rs miles
to Vote Tor the New State.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-24

God guard our Gag, and keep e5ch star
Zach stripe - bright ~ now they wave,
Sill make II lead oar raaksin war,
Still dost above each patriots grave,
Dzath 20 the tTaitor that would dAEe
TUtrail il through the dust Of shame.
Ali honest hearts It's lot will share
And ioIlcR il to Death or FAznR-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-24
TO THE VOTERS,

DIERS IN THE LIMITS OF THE
PROPOSED NEW STATE ofWEST
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-24

M AcKAY's Genuine Egyptian Dentii Fariua. for
III AnEalids and tptics-To al those annoyed
NlSh vel stomach And Be ooncouairSnt,
cheaper and far superior 20 SnT oIher oTticie
10 g bad only ct the Odd Fellow Han Drug Store
Mar2 3 BOCKING(IEent.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-24
FOR RENT

~ THE large aud elegant DWELLING on Fonr,l
Sc street, the residence ofthe ate Archibald pau II
!@Esq7 and now occupied BIZ 1Ir. john Hunter
4 4RRiy 70 p R. ARMSTRONG.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-24
WANTED.
PUBLIC SALE VALUABLE REAL
ST A

WILL, on Monday, the 9th day Of April, offer for
i public sale, at the font door Of the Court
honse, the south halfof Lot numb red one hundred
and thiryfour, on Fourth street. which is erect.
ed two-Story frame house fronting on the street;
aud two story brick dwelling the rear Of said lot
marSS-td I. K. ARMSTRONG.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-24
TO ma lAllES 0E WHEELING,
The United Statea

Tho real aud personal property !
John Kpote,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-24

ARY THE GUAVA JRLLY-Tol 3 hsd- At tbe odd
llaEzl = = = BOOKING. Aren't.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-24
mars -. AUGUSTUS PoLLAcK's.
COAL OIL LAMP DEALERS

80 ALL THAT HOUSE AND LOT on Zane, be
g tween Piith and Sixth streets, and occupied b
4S4the undersigned Is dwelling house and 6ottlinf
cellar. feb25 ~ JRNNET GARF0RTH.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-13
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.

/ lFnV u8F .r.HIi. ENEHltEAN1 ~ sffIti3 =
5;,,, ~, y, ;l = = H7B
NJ, lS5J - !, n ~ ~ y Ia = "a in
raferT ~ fbis t,sS tbst tfsrs is
bie7 sgbiiI, ITs1T,s N saoJ Il fbe
-, eaiiS, and fl,e history S nat Iet =
f94,. -1ot yrar-at Ts in a,-1,s-fiT,s a,
M 11isebief Al ia 5Isrris- = - -
TTi1a Rfa5i saws the Covernorss' arOau. thu
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