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Daily national Republican., 1863-09-18
THE OTHER sIpE-PREsro CHANGE

Democratic MAJoRITY IN KENrucKY.-The
official vote Of Kentucky, as certified to by the
Board Of Canyassers, 10 as follows;
Governor Bram!ette, Democrat. ...........6 81 $50
wickune, recession, ...,...,...............T,W
Majority for Bramlette SO, ,2l2
Lisu. Gotsrnor-Jaeob, Democrat. 60, ,ssi
Reed, accession SO
Majority for Jacob. ,osI
The rest Of the State ticket was elected BY
about the same majority a. the Lieutenant Gov
ornor. Six cOuntle, have not yet reported to
the Secretary Of State. In two OF them, Har-
Ian and Perry, representatives have brought In
unofhcisl copies Of the returns, showing vote
OF 423 for Bramlette, and 10 for Wickliffe. In
the other four the gss, Nv az are supposed to
have intsrfered with the election or with the
returns.-N y. World, Sept. 10.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-18

run pApua y now sunsusnRp 1Y CAR
nrRns 10 sUpoCKnKRs IN THIS ClrN AND
n OronoHrowN AT THlAfY cHN1s Pfh
ssosrrU ;1tiToiol 90 a..
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-18

.'U.lr II51U DzDR f.fxfH 1uE ,
On the ilth instant, IN PhiladelpAlA, ~ NJ essi
dencs Of kis broshsr-in-law, J. J. oslestnl1S, ESq
". Il. COLON, IA, in the ieth year ef kis -.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-18

POLICE AProISrNEsrs.-Ats meeting Of the
Board Of Metropolitan Police Commissioner, yes.
-terday, John W. Thompson reAppointed special
policeman At Odd Fellows' Hall, Seventh street.
Jas. c. Cullen was appointed = regular police In
placs Of Alexandria u. Eaton, iselinsd,
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-18

Nervous Debility, spermstorrhes, and all
sexual piseAses CURED without fees. su(Fsrers
value OF which 10 vouohed for By the bcst pspers
In al parts q the country and which does not 70.
quire the patient to consult or fes any ouack nor
Anyboty slss, BY inslosing postpaid dIrected az.
veiope to BOZ i'ss7, Boston p. O., Msss.
u Tn CoHIlssIoHs AND ExplRIRNCa or
Az INVALID. Pubhshed for the benefit ~ as a
RON Nervous Debility, Premature Dscsv 81 MAJ.
90 oSEa, ~ ;ss :Spplk!as ne ssms n: .Et
ter being put TO giest sxpsnsS and injurf throush
medical humbug sad quaSksty.y
III ~ enclosing s . Iost-pan sddresssd envelope,
80 NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. Eso,,
yFly 4. 9eaPtG ktngs cpppty' n. Y,
EDIroR OF RsPusIIcAs-Dssr 81, with
your permission, wish to say 70 the resdsrs oi
your paper that will send BY return mall 10 ali
%no iop n.tt, ~te y stps RssPs Nltb full diseteRi
that VIII eiisctually remove, In 10 days, Nmpiss.
Alotehes, Inn, yrssklss and ail iupufities az IN.
ssin leaving the same son, sIeaf, smooth and
Will also mail frss to those hsvius Raid Head,
or M bare Faces simple dirssttons and iniorm alton
mat VIII enable them to start . full grevth al
LhAuriant Hail, Whiakers, OF Moustache in lea
shan 1 % days All applications answered by return
,..s %'p's.1''f m ffEzsSEgs EzsEs cH4snAs, ps..,.,,
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-18

A eBNrLsxAx, cured OF Nervous Debility,
Insonpstsnsy, Prematurs Decay and Youthful
Error, setuatsd BY desire 70 bsasdt oman, will
b happy 10 furnish 10 al who Assd u (fsss Of
eharge) the recipe and difsstisns for nakisg the
simple Remedy used in bts ease. Tnoss W1shlng
N profit by his expsrienes-andp posees1 valuable
Rsmedy-wili reesivs the same, By return mail,
carefully sealsd,) BY Addressing I71>
...-.- JOHN D. OGDEN,
auil-dAw,m No. % Nassau st.. N. York.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-18
Extisual Eepnbliesa.
WASHINGTON, D. Q.


~ 1.s oass &C. ..ssse:, ..I:s,s.
..S 49, !: = 49,. css 80 q %: :::.ss.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-18

RoBRERIss.-John Bsitmap, . soldier Of tho
slxty.third Pennsylvania volunteers, was robbed
- house known ~ Capitol Hall, kept by Mrs.
EoA, Of Si7o, In United states money. He had
lstaly arrived, being substitute from the North.
Mr.. Edward Smith, sailor, stopping st Will
iards Hotel, complains that he Was robbed Of siss
about 8 p. NJ, 18th Inst. He alleges that the siss
was extracted from his poekst-book, which CON.
tained es0e OIL
Cornelius Lowe, company D, 18th Massachusctts
regiment, stationed At Fort Craig, Va, complains
that Andrew Millstt, . sergeant Of same company,
was robbed on the night Of the 10th inst Of esso-
eIo0 bill, ~ 2o's, AID ei0 bill, U. s notes.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1863-11-11

II-|---- J w NNVVU,
A. 'Aaaa ..lHILTON.
"@'r 'ao o41ol'ing Q. NJ.
~ " Kind, Tor Miss.
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EXCHANGE NOTICE NO. 7.

RlcnMoND Va, Oct. 16, 1862.
The following Confederate officers and
men are hereby declared duly exchanged:
l. All officers and men captured and
paroled at any time previous to the lst
of September, 1863, This section, how
ever is not intended to include any ofi-
GERS or men captured at Vicksburg July
4th, 1868, except such as were declared
exchanged by Exchange Notice No 8,
September 18th, 1868, or are specifcal.
ly named in this noticed. But it does
embrace all .AeEyeries made at City
Point or othetBhtes before Sept. 1st,
1868, and with the limitation above
named, all captured at Port Hudson or
any other place where the parties were
released on parole
2. The Stats of Generals Pemberton,
Stevenson, Bowen. Moore, Barton, s.
D Ice, Cummings, Harris and Bald
win, and of Colonels Reynolds, Cockrell
gnd Dockery; the officers aud men be,
longing to the Engineer Corps auG Sap.
perS and Miners, and the 4th and 46th
Mississippi Regiments, all captured at
Vicksburg, July 4th, 1868.
3. The general officers captured at
Ficksburg July 4th 1868, were doolar,
ed exchanged. July 18th 1863
L. 0ULD,
Agent Of Exchange
atrr Southern papers publish six times,
aud send bills to the War Department.
Nov 1, 1868. CIV
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0COSHtteN Versus Carselt.

''''t'''fss
The following good one il related by
Knickens,' correspondent Of the
Mobile Tribune
THE following good story il soIl on g
certain staff officer in one of the cavalry
brlgades, which is fully as good as the
story of Lees Miserables Fainling"--
this gentleman had been paying marked
attention to a young lady in the neigh
bOrhood in which the command was sta
toned, aud he having Obtained leave Of
absence to 60 to Mobile was entrusted
with several little commissions By fhc
lady. Just before the train LET. lie re.
ceiyed the following note siguadby !he
lady
"Captain--ju addition to lha other
a'''''ss VIII you please 0''"s i"' D"''
'u'' '"' T''''''' a.,
i "''' OI"'' '"u--"n1' 'i'O u''''
Is '"' 0'n''' 19n'" 'ho V'P''''' D1"U'
~ '"' "''' ~ "'J0' ~
-"OT. w. '' ........,,p
-. .l.L
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SRanger's Notice. ~,

Taken up by Mr.. 0. G. EilaOd, on
the 22d of Sept 1868, a bay Filly
about l8 months old, aud will be sold
on lho first Monday iu April ifnot pro.
ven away
Taken up by Mr. Benz sberrod, on
the 18th of October 1868 sorrel mare
about 8 years old, blaze face, right hind
foot white, and one small white spot on
the left fiank, and viii DC sold on the
frst Monday in May IL not proven away
W. CHR GROSSMAN,
Ranger Noxubee County Miss,
N. B. Those who have estrays
must not deliver them up without an
order from the Ranger.
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Administrators Notice.


,ETTERS of administration having
~ been granted to the undersigned
at the October term A. D. 1868, of the
Honorable Probate Court of NoXubec
county, Mississippi. on the estate of
David W, Lockett, deceased, notice is
hereby given to all persons indebted
TO the said estate to come forward and
make immediate payment and all per-
sous having Claims against tie same
are required to present them duly
probated and registered within the
time prescribed by law or they will be
forever barred.
Issued October 20, 1868.
W.B. L0CKETT,
Oct 81, '63. Pf$l0 Adm'r,
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An OBITUARY As is An OBITUARY

Mister Editg Jem bangs, We
are sorry to stait aas deseized. He
departed This Lite last muDdy. Jem
wos generally considered a good teller.
He dide at the age of % years old.
Ho went 4th without ary struggle aud
such is life. Tu da we are as pepper
grass nifty smart-.tu MOner we ar"
cut down like a cowcumber OF the
ground Jem kept nice store, which
bis wife now wates on. His vurobewS
woS numerous to behold MeBny is
the thing we bot at his growceroy, aud
we ore happy to state to the admltln
world that he nevur cheeted, speshully
in the waite of mackrel, which wos Mica
and smelt sweet, and his survivin wife
is the same wa. We never knew him
to put sand in the shugar, tho he had
a big sand bar in front of bis hous; nur
water III his LickerS, tho the Tenasce
River run past bis dore. Piece to his
remaneSl
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BandageS fer the Wounded.

! "a cleld Ourgeon communicates
the following important suggestions il
the Appeal,
There being many persons who are
disposed to contribute LandageS, ETC.,
etc, to the hospitals and field Surgeons,
and not knowing hog they should be
prepared so as to meet all the iudica
tions of such dressings |, therefore,
propose to give them few hints as to
the material to be used, the manner Of
preparing bandags, etc. [ think
some OF our purveyors would also do
we'll to oaao Tue hint, as most of the
bandageN sent to us are dbOmtao5le
The material used should be old linen
or cotton sheetiug, etc because 1t is
soft, and, in some degree, elastic it
also absorbs water readily, which is
very important, Should new materi.
al be used, it should be Qaite thin
and, when practicable, ace5 crashed,
before made into bandagos The oh,
ject of washing is to remove the sizing
which makes it almost impossible to
get such a bandago vet after its aPpI-
cation, and, iii it is OF kept wet, tha
whole object Of the dressings defeated
and the yatient suffers from a much
higher grade of Inflammation. Be
sure 10 remore the SelU7ge as a ban
dage with the selrage is uttca!y worth
less, and it is unpardonable in a sur
gcon to apply such one. In this
too, our purgeyors are derelict. All
baudlge8 should be ;oIled as tight as
possible, for no su,gtcn eau apply a
slack bandage with any degree of
comfort to the patient or credit to
and here, again, | must tonch
upon our purveyors. After rolling the
bandage, carefully remove all raveI'
ings, as they detsaot from the neat"
less of its application, or may catch
on toe ot finger aud give unnecesSa
ry pain to the patient. | will now
give the leog,l aaj width OF ait pans
dages required. Each bandage should
have its length and width marked up
on it;
Spiral of the chest, IL yardS Iops
inches wide,
Spiral of the abdomen, 10 to L
yards long 8 or 4 inches vide
Spiral of the arm, s yards long q
inches wide.
Spiral of the finger, l yard long
nch wide.
Spiral Of all the fingers . Ja'l'
ong l inch vide
Spiral of the leg, s yards long . TO
) inches wide.
Cross Of the eye, 5 yards long :
inches wide,
Spiral of the groin. 10 yards long
inches wide.
Spiral ofthc thumb. 3 yards long l
Dchos wide.
All pieces Of old cotton Or linen not
prgor than the hand even are most
cceptablo. Baudagos made Of heavy
owols are utterly useIeSs'
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PAY YOUR XES.


Z WILL attend at the following plu.
~ ces on the days mentioned, for the
purpose of collecting the Confederate
Tax assessed in this (Noxubee county
Tax payers will please meet me pre-.
pared with the charge to settle :heir
dues:
GooksviIe Monday November 9th.
WoodIawn Tuesday i0lh.
Blgbee Valley Wednesday" llth.
BrooksviIe Thursday aud Friday
November 18th and 18Th.
Lynn Geek Saturday Nov. l4rh,
: Ma huIaviIIe Monday " OH
SummerviIle Tuesday " I7th-
ShuquaIak Wednesday aud Thurs,
day November 18th and 19lh
Macon Friday and Saturday Nov.
20lh and 2Ist
JAMES 3. SHELTON,
Col Conf. Tax Noxubee County.
ShuqnaIak Mss Oct. 7, 1858.
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The Richmond Enquirer says That
every gambling hell in that city has
been closed and that the gamblers have
taken flisbt te Petersburg.
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A Reproduction at POmDeli.
A resent visitor to the burned ci

A resent visitor to the burned city
says:
"Oue day inside a house, amid fallen
roots and ashes, the outline of human
body was perceived, aud A. Florelli, the
chief Of the works for excavation, soon
ascertained that there was hollow un,
der the surface He accordingly made
a small hole through its covering and
flied it up with liquid plaster of Paris,
as if it were a mould. .Tho result was
he obtained oomPlIetS pSi}or, Wtue
of a Roman lady of the first cerily Of
the Christian era CIo'e b. cef3 found
the remains of a nan, ano.ler woman,
and girl, with 9 pieces silver mon
ey four earrings and 'inE9 rin1, ii
god two jrou keys, and evident re-
haihs Of a linn bag or p1'sA The
whole Of these odies hive beer careful
!, moulded in Jlas,ers The drE body
discovered was woman lying on Lor
right SIDE, with her limbs contracted, as
if she had died in convulsionq. The
form Of her head dress and the hair are
quite distinct. On the one Of the It,.
tie finger were t,o al 9r ring, and
with this body were the emaln. Of The
nurse above mentioned with the money
and keys. The grl vas fonna in an ad
Joining room. 4nd the plaster mould
taken of the cavity shows the tissue Of
her dress By her sido was an elderly .
woman who had an iron ripg on her ill., /
tie finger. The last perscuage I shall
describe was a tall well made mon, lying
f1ll lonotb The plaster distinctly
shows his form. the f Ids ofhis garment .
his torn sandals, his beard and hair
I contemplated these human forms with
an interest which detos expression. 1t
is evident that all these uutortuuatcs
had made GREAT efforts to escape destruc.
ton. The man appears to have PEI.
i.bed in vain attempt to save the ter.
riacd women who thought they could
,a nowhere 50 sale as in their own
home. and hoped that the fiery tempest
would soon cease From tn. money
and kew, found with the body of tho
frs, woman, she was, probably, the mis-,
,ress Of the house and the mother of the
GIRL The slender bones of her arms
,, ,ho riobDo.s Of her head
anu legS anu ,"O '''' .1I
dress seem to Indicate woman o' NOUS
race. From the manner in which her
hands we're clenched, she evidently died I
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POETRY.
he died in his bed,
great big buk he red,
preyer he lOwly sed,
then turned over on 2 bed
and burned If he didn't die--dedI
He leves wife, 5 children COW, 4
horses. agrocery stoa and uther qaadru.
peds to morn bis loSs--but in The spal-
en- did laugwidge ov the pOit, his loss is
there eternal game. --l Rebel.
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JoAN y :. JONES,
NJ ". LITTLE,
.ug - loo, administrators, &c.
''' y Mississippi,
70 o4sT,lp';s,r 44sTpsr COUNTY.
NogTr IAN Els Il. W0ODS

Won N u WOODS
Z Su oons are hereby notified 10 hs.o,d
Of KeInps, K~pSar before the Probate. CourI ~l,l
AIisss,inpnS;' .GntN in the Sta. Of
county, Tp'' y 4 a the court house Of said
IoOad MoaSss,.'!oW a. 'ds town of DokaIb, on the
fna sao oso'e I any you can. "eI', wbs ana ,5a
tsscu,". account Of william u " WY r,,,IU ne
Wood'.O W.S'OI Of The will Of Hs,,i., y, h,'IIs' e
tHsr.on q allowed, pud Jeers. %,s should msd
wi'n.a'sse VA .a'sseOrdiaeIy. ''''e' nude
s@u''' =; IlSa. WIN. q "a,
"'''.l Monday II GsS's s.nIs lfsS6 issa
Issued o..ns ,nd seal annexed, '000'
- 20 1859. 5v 1SH' Clerk
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-05-01
AHerote Inridenr.

A young man il oar employ, says the
Mansfield HeraEd, received g letter, few
days ago, announcing the death Of former
schoolfellOw, named Austin Macy, of Mont
gomery county, Ohio, by the rebels in
Kentucky. The letter gives the following
details of the outrageous manner il which
be met his fate, and We doubt if the annals
Of the war, 50 prolific of heroism. can par
Allel young NGcy's audacious gallaory:
Mr.. Macy belongs to one of the Ohio re
giments, either the Ii or 44th, stationed
al Camp Dick Robinson, Ky, and was sent
out With detachment on 4 scouting ex-
petition After time be became sep
srAtsd, and soon discovered 3 party Of
secesh, who did not notice him. Con-
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ceaIiug himself, be 6red on and sue
ceeded in killing seEen of them before
they saw where be was hidden. There
being 10 further chance, Macy attempted
to escape, but, unfortunately, his horse
threw him, severely injuring and disabling
him. In this wsy ne was easily captured
by the rebels, who deliberately shot him
seven times, Wouuding and maogling him
IN most dreadful manner, but not killing
him. He Was sill able to raise Up and
shoot his eighth msnl An end vas then
put 10 this gallant hero by bayoneting hin,
and his mangled remains we're then thrown
into mud hole. Macy was between q
aud % years of age.
The above particular Tere obtaioe6
from Union woman, whC witnessed part
OF the affair. 1t occurred on her farm
She pleaded unsuccessfully with the leader
of the rebel party for the privilege of bury
ing Mr. &acy's corpse, but was refused.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-05-01

keep watch and ward" over those, who
remain in camp sluubering as quietly
aud peacefully, as though they were in
the distant homes, which they visit SO
often in dreams; but SO seldom in real
ity, since furloughs, 10 use a common
phrase, are about ''pIayed out" This val
ley has once been beautiful region-fer-
biued to render it pleasing aud attractive
The surface is sufficiently uudulatiug to
take away all appearance Of nouotony,
while the towering mountains and dashiug
river, which bound it on one side, add s
certain grandeur TO the scenery which rem
ders it highly picturesque
The most interesting object that have
seen in this vicinity is an old mansion,
over hundred years old, the residence o.
General Morgan, of Revolutionary fame,
which has near it a very old spriug-house,
in which Washington, when q youth, sur
veying in this neighborhood, is said to have
kept his Instruments aud used as an Office.
They are much decsyed, and few years
more will level with the dust these menen-
toes of former days, and Of great and good
men, who knew how to prize liberty and re-
publican government, which their descend
ants in the South and Butternuts and secesb
sympathisers in the North are madly en-
deayoring 10 overthrow. ! heard yester-
day evening that a fgbt occurred in the
vicinity Of Strausburg day or two since,
between detachment of Capt Rowand's
Company, lst Virginia Cavalry and Capt.
Utt's srd Virginia Cavalry, the whole IN
der command OF Major niece and 3 squs-
drOn OF rebel Cavalry, resulting in the de-
feat of the secesb, with loss Of six killed, |
several wounded, and about twenty pris-
oDers- The secesh thought they were
charging OF the 18Th Pennsylvania, bu;
soon found out they were mistaken in their
men. The 18th is in spleRdld condition,
and although loatb to leave our present
camp, are resdy st anr moment to fold up
their tents like the Arabs, obey the call Of
their country, and 90 wherever duty Isads. |
P g r Ca. u4
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Commissioners Sale ofVa1uable Real
Estate in the City of Khaelinr.

Is PURSUANCE Of decree Of the Circuit supsri-
os Court OF Law and Equity for Ohio eouufv. -er-
oerea ~ its spring term, 1863. IN caute +bs-s5,
pending. wherein Ma Ehrst RE;ciif SzArginn pf ths
heirs Of TboDRE L Rsiclif, is complainant a.
Thomas l. RstclIf7s helm defeodEntS winch d.
cres IL recorded N chADcs-y order book number
I'sGe ass, L Will, Commissioner under s1id dt-
on AoDdEy- tbe 9th dzy Of pr5l- 1855 ths same be-
ing C1urt day. oe- fo- sale the front door Of IN.
GourT house Of Ohio county, 10 the highest and ,;
bidder, the following described Real Estate to vii
Al that certain lot parcel Of ground situate il
Ohio county, Virgins, in the addition 70 the CITY OF
beelInE- laid out by Charles T Churchill Trustee
iJr Emily A Zsns. called ChUrchiIB addition
tVo e. AID designated OF the plot Of said ADDITION
:! TIE uruosT nTe ~ II square number one il BE
ing The same lot oflsDd which conveyed 10 Thos
Lynn RHtclif. deceased, by John Gilchrist Jr And
Ei!zASsth his wife, by deed dated JAouHry le 1889
The title % tbe Pieoe Of land he-sinbsf1re dsacri
BED IL believed 70 be indisPEtAble-
LEkHS OF sAII-The above described lott viii BE-
holo on credit Of tour, eight Lod twelve months
"lit interest," from The DAY Of sale the purchaser Civ
ing bond And security for the purchase money Aot
en VIII lie retained the said res! estate for the
sane n RICHARDsON
I2EF'-4aW1E Commissioner.
Il Aay, 1865.
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THE TENTH VIRGINIA.
CAxP OF TEE Iorz v. V.

AAAF Of TIE 4UTh ' A. ' J. I
WIscHEsTKR- Va, april q, 1858.
At meeting OF the officers of the I0th
Virginia, on the 23d inst, the following
tribute of respect to the memory of the
late Lieutenant Eli ConowRy, WAS unani.
uously resolved:
We, the officers Of the 10Th Virginia
Volunteers, having with sorrow and regre;
learned u e death OF Ibe late ! ST Lieuteuaut
Eli Coueway, at his home il Tyler county,
West Virgins. Oh the 18Th inst. deem il
our duty 10 express TO his friends AID to
The world the light in which we held hin
as = fellow officer. patriot and citizen.
We cannot but mourn MS loss, sIihough
il his death We recognize the dispeusation
OF al sh-wise Providence who controls the
dsstiuies Of both men aud rstions. We
bow in submission TO his will and Lu-
thoriiy.
AS soldier Lieut. Conoway was brave
sod true, obedient to slI placed oTer him,
Aud il all his iNterco orse with MS fellows
in arms he manifested that urbsnity which
alone is given 10 the noble
AS 3 patriot, he was equally trse-the {
lingeriOg disease which induced him 10
resign some weeks since and ultimsted in
bis death, was the result Of over-e1ertion
in his country's service
As a citizen, none knew him but TO lore
bln--quiet and mild in disposition and 0:
uoiDPeaehsble character: he was above
reproacb.
We deeply EyuPathize with his relatives
ard friends.
Resolred That a copy Of these -eaolu-
tions be sent TO his relatives, and that they
be published in the Wheeling TntglIiseneeS.
Tyler County PLGiHdeaier please copy.
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- SFbILAL NUIICEs DouDle Ihe GDOVe F2te8-
A8-H early Advertising rsAsuuAhis terms. Aocu--
n1nE 70 the space occupied and the number Of changes
made.
Al from transient perAonE BtrAng
srA- 70 be PaSd far in GdUanes
Business Cards not exceeding I've lines so per year
or 81 for EI months, but for shOrter period nothing
VIII Be counted less than q square
The privilege Of Annual Advertising is limited TO
the Advertiser own Immediate business; and AL
Advertisements for the bsneh; OF other prsonE ~
well At AL legal advertisements and Advertisements
Of auction sales and real estate sent in by them uBS
be paid for n the usual rHtsE
GS-AdTertisementE not accompanied With W ftea
drbctiOnA- vii Be inserted until forbid and charged
accordingly
Notices for Political Meetings to be charged in AL
Al full rates
Marriages Notices Of Funerals, and E1uU9esmsntI
Of sermons, 50 cents each pouyll-'5p
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-05-01
ARMY AMBULANCEs.

OINcINNATI, Vhio, ApTll e, 1863
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by Ii. m
y oersiEned XII q n Saturday. the 2sth instant
Joy one Hundred AInbulAooss- The sample Wheel
ing pattern may be Bseu q; the Government wagon
yard on Kim street opposite Washington PErt
Nc proposals VIII be received for less number
than I'VE.
Oelvs-i.s must commence within fifteen 6Av. from
The date Of the award and be co-npletsd With
II ffteen dAys thereafter.
reduction Of one dollar Per dAy Will be rnk5t on
each ambulance Dot delivered within the time s-,s
clhed until the date Of delivery
Contractors will noI Dc allowed TO Enb-coatrAcI
The work must be done and inspected while in pro
gTesE n the bidder own shops The 4rlbuIEDoes
must be delivered 81 The Government wagon yard Il
this city. JOHN " LICEESSOS
Apf-o-to Captain Epd A Q N