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, 1863-05-19
Gl)icoeo Qribu11e.


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Inc most important feature OF the news
IS tne gene'ai 'e'1ol u lntelhgence and III
mots rum oen' ufahts army, which in
spne i'esi' .iopc tnat ne may be successful
aoo WI Lie splenolo prlze Of his pro
''ae'co t.nu onacu1t campaign. Thi!
nem' 4e@'snes Us from various sources, anG
eoe4enas eon11uas tne news previously
.oo =! Tue capture OF Jackson a
- ~" uass WI pr'ns us udngs OF the most
Trs ~. M SuA'ae'cf
w. -, " asl.s1on o1spatchcs arc interest
~. .ue,e Is nothlng that comes IRON
ne4a tua. promises any ui,neulate m ~
4u''1on VI acn'"s on tue lNapl'luau
- Auoeeu e'e. .n Seeu.s ~ pclnt
.ue o'nel way. :. W. v' eo'''4tno o'to4e
eue Piese1' s1'aa1oa ~ a9S.tine ANY o'nef
, 1863-05-19
FROM MA olson,

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trfbunc,1
MADISON, Wis, May Il, 1869,
James Quinlan, switch tender at The Rail.
road depot, fell between two cars Of morn.
ing train on Sunday morning, and vas so
badly crushed that he died during the day.
It's understood that Gov. Solomon, after
much urging, has reconsidered his refusal to
continue in Office after this term, and is will.
irg to accept, though he will not seek q re-
nomination.
, 1863-05-19

II Aid. Holden's patriotic resolutions,
which were passed by the old Council. on
the evening Of March o3d, came up before
The new Council last night, together with
the Mayors veto message. Notwithstand-
ing objections made by AID. Holden, Tits
worth and others, on the ground that there
was no power in tie present body to act
upon an old matter Of this sort, the Mayor
ruled the proceeding in order. The Nav
ors communication was then read and
the vote By which IN entirely different
body OF men adopted the resolutions. was
on mo11on OF Comlsky, re-consldered and
1he resolutions referred to select commit
ice Of three. What their nature will be
may be inferred from the fact tlat the
Mayor named the committee.
, 1863-05-19

NEW foKE, May lS.-A steamer from Port
Royal, s- e., reports that as she was olf
Charleston, on the 14th, she heard heavy
bring from to S P. M In the harbor. It IS
supposed our Iron clads were attacking the
batterie. on Morris Island.
The Charleston -Et'rcury saYs: The guns
Of the heokqk now lie on the South CONNER
cla1 wharf; They consist Of two long l1.inch
colu1nbiads, and will soon be mounted f5r onr
defense. They are valuable acquisitions, no
less than handsome trophies of the battle Of
Cbarlestnn harhnt 0 "
, 1863-05-19

Pu1LApEru,A, May 15.-Jay Cooke, Sab.
scription Agent, reports the sale Of g., ,0G5, 900
in ''firc.twenties' today, in the following To-
calIties: New York and New Jersey, S959, 700;
Boston, $4,000: Rhode Island, S100, 0,Go0;
AID Cincinnati, s1o9,o Dslaware, S51.ooS. !te
Washington, D. c., sS3 coo; Baltimore. $aa3.,
OC0; Kentucky, ST 900; Missouri, $1,000: In.
diana and Illinois, ST, 900: The Increasing
amounts from the Border States Is d rrot;fFE,
inE feature In the above list.
Ell p + IA 6sy Msy 1say Cooke
on Saturday. and the. sales-to day reached
$e.161, eco. The sales last week were ten mil.
that amount. *"'~~''s >es~N
, 1863-05-19

CRAcow, April 1G.-Accorliug to news
from Lithnania, 1000 Baskolinks and SchIs-
matics, disscntients, armed By the Russian
Government, in the neighborhood of Dema.
borg. nre dcsolating LIvoni with fire aud
sword. Shocking details are received Of their
atrocities.
0TEust E~>0~~N "'s
, 1863-05-19
FROM INDlANhP0L|S.

Especial Ulepatch to tie Chicago Tribuuc.l
INDIANAPOLIS, May 49, 1868.
Brigadier General Willich arrived here this
evening, and was warmly welcomed bJ his
old friends and admirers. He has accepted
an Invitation to be present at the review to.
morrow, and will leave for Rosecrans' head
quarters on Wednesday.
The Grand Lodge Of I. Q. O. F., and State
Medical Association, meet here tomorrow.
Col schulcr, Of the 4th Indiana cavalry, has
resigned.
, 1863-05-19

Is BIZ. Patterson, an eminent merchant
OF Liverpool, who las fought the battles Of
the North in England with great success,
has been invited to address the Board OF
Trade to-day, and has consented to Go So.
, 1863-05-19

BOSTON, May 15.-The trial Of Horace P.
Davis for The murder of Nathan Breed. before
the supreme Court, in session at Sliem, r.
suited III the disagreement of the jury. Breed
was found murdered on this ed Of December
LAST, in his own store in Lynn, and the testI-
mouy rc1y directly Implicated Davis as tie
perpttrator. The defence WAS insanity,
, 1863-05-19
suits Under The Internal n.xc.
Eluc La>v. ="
From the n Y rrimos ,e..

Nearly = thousand complaints hara ,.o-
filed BY the United States Collectors for oesn IN
la1ion Of tue internal revenue law. The 11n;- M
ted STATES District Attorney hn5 prepared thc
taken steps to try them in the Circuit CouTt
Most Of them are against parties who refused
or neglected TO take out licenses after proper
nott1cation. IN some instances the parties
hare called at the District Attorneys office
aud expressed surprise that they should be
K5oseeoted, and offered to take out, licenses.
1hty were allowed to. do SO upon paving tLe
eosts-ahopt tEelTc dollars.
, 1863-05-19
The New Hum

The New 1zu.npshire Election.
BosToS, May 1S.-The official yoteto. mem
eers. Of Congress in New Hampshire gives
Marcy Dem 20 majority in the 1st district;
Rollins (Rep-) 351 najority in the I'd district,
district.
, 1863-05-19
81 em Aoutrt1sel11e,1ta

, q. H. StR}FEr, Adrer:lsin1 ..95nt. AZ
Hed5oo" street. j. d1iher:td 10 receire adptr:ise
fapeTs. S'Se''"
,EH For Wants, For Sale, Boarding.
E". E"r sent, Pound, Lost tec., se5
, 1863-05-19

IHE GERMAN LANGUAGE.
- 4 c!nss Will be formed by
MISS CAROLINE MAIDIIOF.
ANA 3nuEg men who ind it necessary TO spesk tbe
ABOVE language will do well to cal! 1t onca ~ a f.
SA5 u insure such mastery of Ii they VII, nd
put uttie ahGuil, 70 cunvtnas on ordinary business
TRIMS MODERATE
For particulars inquire IN the Toy store :S3 State
70. Illinois. nvi9' * 1sIA- ~
, 1863-05-19

lam Jones, I'd steward, Henry George Davics,
steward, John Pennington, Edward Floyd,
Ss Marla CleaEs, r. Montgomery, stewards,
Grace, chief cook. Total, is.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-05
Paradlse Lost,

Dan Voorhees,, the Indiana Copperhead,
got off good thing lately in q speech al
Bucyrus, Ohio. He drew picture Of the
Democratic party in its long exile from the
public Treasury, and ingloriously said /;
"When / think of that il seems to me
that, banished as we are, we feel like Adam
and Eve when going out of the garden of
Eden, trying to take one long, last, liuger-
ing look at the never dying groves oftheir
lost paradise" [Applauss.1o en
This is good, for Adam and EVe we're
turned out of the garden for stealing apples
and for other melfeasauees in Office, which
proved. themselves unfit to be gardeners.
The DEMOCRATIC partyswent out for alike
reason. -. - he2 sat'.e,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-05
The Arguments that ron with Eng


John Bull has shown himself imperyious
to all appeals to his sense Of justice and
good faith, but he Is sensitive to fault to
such appeals TO his interests and fears Is
he reads in the accounts of the demolition
of Fort Sumter and the destruction ofthe
ram Atlanta. If the rebel rams are really
detained in the British ports it will be
mainly because the British government
hesitates to risk war with &uatton that can
do such things. The British have lately
been building several rams Of the Atlanta
pattern, aud:the admiralty board was taken
aback and horrOr-struck when they got the
news that the Atlanta had been smashed
in fifteen minutes by the guuboat WeehaE-
ken off Savannah. Mr.. Russell, the editor
of the British Army and Navy Gazette, who
understands us better than almost any
other Engltshmsn and at heart sympathizes
with us, notwithstanding his free criticism
of our faults, says in a recent article that
the Americans have constructed and put
to service at Charleston cannon of calibers
which to the English are known only as of
theoretical and probable attainmeut;-
"Before such projectiles as these guns
carry, the preaching of masonry, whether
of brick or stone, is but . question of short
time. Had such guns been available in
the trenches before Sebastopol, the allies
would have made short work, not only of
the Redan and MalakoE. aud 6astiOH du
mat, but Of the shipping and the forts on
the other side OF the harbor. II is uude'
niable that the establishment of few Of
Brig. Gen. Gilmore's batteries before Se-
bastopol, on the 18th of October, 1854,
instead of the tremendous armament OF
which Lord Granville boosted, would have
knocked the place into cooked hat in
twenty four hours. Uuquestionably the
admiralty would be rather nervous about
the result of firing 4b0.pouud shot
against the side of the Warrior, at the
distance of 200 yards. In face of these
facts, we are obliged TO record that our
scientific officers are of opinion that the
best gun for preaching purposes is the old
6s.pounderi = Do not let US pooh pooh
the Americans. If we are wise, it is the
last thing We ought to do"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-05
WEsTYIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
Senate.

SATURDAY. october 3, 1858.
A message from the House announced
the passage of two bills altering the divi-
sion lines between certain counties.
Mr.. MAxwELI. from the Committee on
Courts Of Justice, reported bill to legal
iEe books Of commissioners OF the Revenue
not properly certified, which was read a
first time.
The President called the attention of
the Senate to the fact that the General
Election Law passed by the present session
of the Legislature, does does not suthcieut'
" provide how poll. books are to be fur
nished TO the different townships or pro-
cincts.
Mr.. BRowN offered joint resolution,
which was adopted, authorizing and di-
recting thu Secretary of the Commonwealth
to furnish the necessary poll books, DC.
Mr.. STEVENSON offered a resolution in-
structing the Committee on Finance and
Claims to inquire into the expediency of
making some provision for citizens of this
State who may have been or may hereafter
be wounded in the service of the State.
The resolution was adopted.
The joint resolution in relation to the
Auditors Office was taken up. The reso-
luton authorizes the Auditor to appoint
collectors in counties whore there no
sheriffs. The resolution was adopted.
Several house bills were read a first
time. IL
The bill for the establishment of sys-
tenn of free schools was then taken up and
considered. Before disposing of the bill
The Senate adjourned
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-05

THERE are twenty,seVen papers in Mis-,
sour, four Of them in 81. Louis, that ad.
yoeate the Immediate abolition OF Slavery.
Three years ago the st. Louis Denoerat
wasithe onlypapet that favored ernaneipa.
ton ut all. The discus ZION Of slavery 4
evidently removed from, the North and
transferred to the border States.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-05

COL. nan. frost Recommended Tor
Congress in the Third District.
We find in the Parkersburg Gazette the
following Recommendation of Col. Dan.
Frost for Congress from the Sd district,
bv several members of the Legislature from
tina: district:
wHrE11sO, W. VA. Sept. 90. 1868.
Col. D. Frost:
sr-The undersigned, citizens of the
third Congressional District, West Va,
request you 70 announce yourself as q
candidate for Congress in that District,
and that you enter upon the canvass with
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-05

CONVERTED TO THR REsEL OKusE.-The
Rochester IN. W Democrat speaks Of the
fellow Thafin-f ancey's old Law partner
as ''au Alabama Unionist who came North
and was converted TO the-rebel cause by
the leaders Of Seymour Democracy in
Nav Ynrlr,lal 3. sstt..ss. , -lsseias. 49,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-05
GRAPE VINES.

our stick Of Delaware. Concord. DiN, 2. Hartford
Logan, FOKal0n, Union Village, CuyahOga, Rebeooa,
Anna, Taylor Bullet, and all the other leading
kinds IL unsurpassed anywhere In the country. Par.
ties wishing 10 purchase, and who cannot visit
grounds to examine our vines and Vineyards, where
fruit, would do well TO send for our new PRICE
LIST, which will be sent to all applicants free Of
charge. J. KNttX,
oct2-8t Box l65, Pittsburgh. Pa.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE.

TTlHE tenants Ofthe sseregg Farm" and what e
known as the tEIouse Farm" belonging to the
etato Of the late Hugh Nichols, and all other per
SONS interested, are notified that neither Hugh =.
Nichols nor his father, George W. NICHOLS nave ~
rSh 70 collect or receive any Of the rents profits
OF either Of said farms. Such rents and profits are
only 1, payable y. to me ISAAC COTS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-05

Yesterday ut O'Clock P n, oAIHARINE A., wife Of
Daniel Y. Thurp, in the S1st year % her age.
The funeral Wi take plaos this (alenday1 atter-
aeon at 81 O'Clock from the residence Of her hus.
baud, cornsr Of Zane and NH streets. Friends q
the family are siipsetfuliy invited to attend
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-05
INTENTION NCOmpanY o."

TN compliance with General Order No. 5, the mem
i beers Of Company 9, h Regiment Of W. We.
Militia, are hereby notified TO assemble AZ the Al.
niory In the Court House this Monday evening at
~ O'clock, AIMED and equipped for inspection.
BY orderof J. A. CLEMHHTs Capt.
JoSEPH DoxET, o.S. OctS-lt
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-05
A PROCLAMATION
BY THE GOVERNOR.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
WHkELna. Sept. 18th, 1854.

10 ne FsCPEs Of Wet PIEgfRiG:
7 HAVE information, deemed reliable, that the
i rebel Generals ImbOden, Jaeksoa. sud nay be
others, contemplate movement Of their forces
through the mountains into the State for the pur-
pose Of deVasting and laying waste the country and
D0bblng, plundeTfng and numbering the people
They may combine their forces, or they may send
detaohments into different parts Of the state To the
end, therefore, that they may be met and driven
back from the borders Of the State ah defeated In
their wicked and Tuin0us purpo8es, ARfBUR L
BORBnAE Governor Of the State OF West Virginia, do
Issue this my proclamation calling % and requiring
all ofcefs Of the militia and an persons subject TO
military duty within the State 70 have their arms
in order and be ready to assemble At their usual
places Of rendezvous AZ . u0mentg notice. and 20
move to any point when their GerVices may be re-
Quired. Ofic8FB IN command OF regiments are eBpe-
cialIy required to give orders 70 the eommandants
Of companies - see that every man In their respect
i've companies 4 notified to be in readiness and 20
have his arms IN order for service 1.-THE militia In
any part Of the state have not sufficient arms they
will be supplied by me on making proper application
Let It not be again said that rebel army has
marched through loyal State laying waste the
country and rubbing and numbering the people with
out opposition resistance. II T. expected that
the militia will cordially cooperate viii the Gov
eminent forces in our midst in rePalling any dem-
onsratiou the enemy may make.
By the Governor:
I =. p. PEmFoIST, AdJ't, Gen. viva. ssp2s-lW
[Al papers in West Virginia copy one timol
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-05
Attention "COmpany H."

TN compliance with Order No. 8, the members Of
Company H, 9Th Regiment ". Va. Militia, are
notified 10 meet at the City ArmOFy this Ca1onday)
evening at 61k O'Clock, armed RHd equipped Tor in
spection. By order Of
A. J. LONG, Capt.
JAMES BoDLEE, o.s oet6-1t"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-05
EverH SIND Do Ear.

It is an auspioiOus fact for the cause Of
free. government, that thus far this year,
every State that has had elections has ROLL
ed up round majority for the Union and
against rebels ana rebel sympathizers.-
Thus they stand
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-05
10 TEACHERS

rINHERE VIII Be At the Court Houss a gsgiIlav
y meeting q the Board q sehoet Examinels for
the CITY und County % Ohio On the the FRA
Of Oetobers 1855 at o'clock, A. n. An Who de5iFe
places IN cur Public Schools e. Fsaehars that have
not received eertineates 70 teach van do ven %
be present az this meeting a. there VIII ~ ~ a.,
other SegttGr meeting Of the Board until ~ fTSt
Tuesday Of Jannafys 1854. .-s-z,.
ls6p2s dtV4Vtd. ~ sss,S y fsosrs.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-05
Desirable Residence for Sale.

NVHB reald4neo Of Mrs.. Samuel NEED, sitnstod %
j John street, between 6th and eth tn Wheeling
West Va eOntaf 3tng eleven rooms, with wash AID
bath roma Cas- and Gater throughout the hOuss,
Al I'm eomPlete repair and dry cellar under tie
whole building.
me lot Onfs 80 feet On Johu street, running bas
120 fest to Mid alley = elevated seven feet above
the level % Johl1 street, has dressed stone vail n
front ed with 0rnllnsntAl iron railing.
Yard dIled with shade trees- Smoke-hOuss, stable
and necessary 5ut- buIldings % premises.
Ros8asslon 81 Veufn October.
The above p resent3 unsurpassed inducements %
any one seakin ( . residence.
APply o Nh s. MEL. On premissa. anGlt U
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-05
Coal Bank for Sale or REM

T PROPOSE to kelIor rent ny coal property situ-
ated in the city Of Wheeling, on fEvoEablS taruis
Tue property 4 eompobed q about twenty acres ef
go0d land. HE banks are Ding and well aired and
are situated IN the center Of the city. Th6y are in
exceuene working orlleT5 supplied with good iron
and al the txtuFeg Tor the successful pros
eeaeon Of the business. Also ne wagons, males
and utensils connected Herewith.
Fhere e also attached to these premises . young
vineyard o. about three acres, which desire 10
dispose Of with the above.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-05
New York, August "a, 1868.

MOTIFS 16idQuf OsS 90 9bs u 4o0Os J
E. G.. SHAW, Esq, Clifton, Staten Island,
N. Y.:-Sir-I have just received your
letter expressing the disapprohation OF
yourself and family of any effort to recover
the body of your son, the late Colonel
Shaw, of the Fifty. fourth Massachusetts,
volunteers, buried in Fort Wagner. and
requesting me to forbid any Dissertation Of
his grave, or disturbance of his remains.
Had it been possible to obtain the body
of Colonel Shaw Immediately after the
battle in which he lost his life, should
have sent it to his friends, in Difference to
sentiment which know to be widely
prevalent among the friends Of those who
fall In battle, although the practice is one
to which my own judgment has never
yielded assent
The views expressed in Your letter are
SO cougenial to the truest instincts of q
soldier as to command not only my cordial
sympathy, but my respect and admiration.
Surely no resting place for your son could
be found more fitting than the scene where
his courage and devotion were SO eonspic-
uously displayed.
beg to avail my self of this opportunity
to express my deep sympathy for yourself
and family in their great bereavement, and
to assure you that on NO authority less
than ronr own shall your sons remains be
disturbed. Very respectfully, your obedi-
eht servant, Q. A. GILLMoRE, Z
Brigadier General Commanding.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-05
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Not State thus far has cast its lot in
with the party for whose aid the rebel:
urge Bragg to overWheim Rosecrans' brave
men. - bsisi.s
Free aud loyal men of 0hiol Shall your
proud State be the first to reverse this
glorious current of patriotism7 Gan you
afford to allow her to STAND at the head Of
the Anti-war, Anti Union column2 Are
you ready to throw your ballots with the
bullets of the rebel soldiers, to defeat and
disgrace your fathers, brothers, sons and
neighbors. who now stand in serried ranks
against the concentrating hosts oftrsasonP
shail Ohio, who has stood at the very
head of the loyal States, in answering
support of every measure for the defense of
the Union, now abandon that proud posi-
ton and lead on in crusade against the
Government for which such immense sac
rifees have been made 2 The 18Th of oe-
tOber will tell. e..se si-eese- ~
eaThe Richmond R4aaiasr OF Sept 22d
,exclaims Helgho Common brown So.
gar, yesterday, took a spasmodic jump. to
three dollars per pound Clarified and
white commanded four dollars per pound
Ut RETAIL" That is ''sWeeteni1g high !,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-05
WANTED.

TWO GOOD JoURNEYMRN BOOT MAKERS
i can and 6nd steady employment and good
CaldWslFs Tin shop, ON Main street, Wheeling:
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District Court OF che United states
Tor the Western District OF
.s1 49, sVtrBlnta.
me- United statos- rg1

The Real and PerzonaI Prep Sc
& eEty q JohuKn0ts.
5NIOTICE q hsreby given thit { shall, q ny Olee,
IN On Fourth street, Whaeling, ". Va, On Monday
The 1ath day of October 1sd n accordance gith
GhoFa named cansa, a the Fan term $50, fssgt.
18Th, 1665 proessd 70 take ana settle tie aeeounts
1sd . attend A. ne time ana pllee above Dsn-
ai9ea unssrny haaa thisassh day q sept, 1ssa.-
'fl- sst 80 HANNtBkL FORBE6-
ssp15IOt - - q. S. C0mHiIsiOlsE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-05
SWEET CIDER

ALL THE YEAR ROUND.
SULPHITE OF LIME will keep your Cider sweet
For sale h bottles holding the exact quantity for
one barrel BY 7; a; 1o S4SA = ~ %
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FOR SALE.

DBsIRABLs COUNTRY REsIDBNOR, stu
IA ated on the National Road, one mile west Of
Bridgeport, Belmont county, Ohio.
The lot contains one acre Of ground, set in fruit
and ornamental trees.
A fine two story brlek dwelling, modern style,
eight rooms, back building for milk room, wash
room, good we'll never failing water, cisteTn, &c.
Stable and Carriage house. lEr
For terms enquire At the store Of Osborne sharp,
on the premises.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-05
Domestic DYES.

FORTY DIFFERENT BRIaHT CoL0Rs-
FFHEsE Dyes sniblaos an TIE nslz and Aahio1abIs
j eolora and reeen1ls1d thsulslssI % a1y -
They are perfectly Gi;1plns and any Grtieie ma1 ps
DYED ths leaIt henlio1 % lt1rins ne
khrin. ONLY IS eeuta FlsE ksoE- Yer sale a
sept II - GRAHAMsS DRUG eT0k6.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-05

. Tar Springfield, Mass, nlanlutaetoty, ~
is stated, turns ont twenty-five Thousand
iHsd musketa per month. eTsst
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Grand Union Basket-Picnic

MARPINsVILLE, OHIO,
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, Is6s.
IMMINENT SPEAKERS have been secured 70 ad-
IA dress the people on the mOment0us Issues Of the
dAV. siiH
Speaking to commence at 10 o'efOek, A. u.
cordial Invitation is extended 70 our loyal neigh
boFs OF West Virginia sep2S9US
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NOTICE.

A LII persons having watches at wm. MoCoy's
IA Shop in Grafton, for repair, and have not got
them out, will come and get them as he has LETT
them with me to give out to the proper owners, or
date at my shop In Grafton, West Va.
oct24tS JOHN H. MILLER.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-05
NOW READY.

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