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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-18

Mr.. STEVENSON of Wood concluded BIZ
argument against the compensation FeSO.
luton.
lie was succeeded by McSuru. Griffith,
Elcrvey and Powell the same side Of the
question.
Mr. VAN WlNKLE on behalf Of tho com.
mlttGO from which tho resolution was re-.
ported closed the discussion, the time haV.
Ing been extended to allow him to do 80.
When 1t CNmO 10 the vote q parliRmenla.
~ tSruggle ensued which lasted perhaps q
quarter Of m hour.
The question was upon the two ruSolu.
tons from the COMMITTEES and tho amend.
ment, (Lhe compensation resolution having
been amended by Mr. Wheat so 40 to 70.
qulro compensation to BE- made out Of rebel
confGcated property
Mr, WlLLET offered NB substitute for
the resolution and amendment, u resolution
declaring that 10 the opinion of tho Con.
vontioh every right OF every kind of prop.
OrIy iB amply provided for and secured by
tho Constitution a. now. Stands, and that
no addition or amendment thereto In that
behalf Is necessary.
But the convention was determined 10
proceed ut once to a vote on the arst reyo.
luton adopting In lieu ofthe 1Lh section OF
the Constitution the emancipation amend.
msnt proposed BY Congress,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-18
Tho ratification Yesterday.


The new State Convention yesterday by
n unanimous volta ratified The Wiley
amendment All debate closed ut Eve
o'clock 10 the evening. The roll was call.
ed, and every member but two (who were
absent responded 10 the affirmative. The
Convention will probably adjourn to-day
at farthest tomorrow.
We congratulate the people Of West ViF-
GINA that the Constitution and its amend
ment 90 back to them for their ratification
with the undivided Enforcement OF their
delegates. That vote Is au earnest Of the
unanimity which may be expected from
the people.
Let all the people now accept this great
md glorious work, which after SO much
toll, SO much expense, so much tribulntiOn,
SO much patient waiting and hoping, has
reached lie last ordeal. The vote is 6Ied
for the 18th Of March-but little more
than a month ahead. Tho time only needs
10 be Improved to secure to all iutcnts aud
purposes, unanimous vote. We want no
small majority. Ia each county it is now
only a question of majOritieS. Let the
strife be to see what county will come The
nearest to rolling up a unanimous vote
We believe Ohio county will do her part
nobly. We know that glorious Marshal
Mouongalia, Preston aud other large banner
counties will do theirs. We do not believe
that the mNJOrity in single county will bt
small. Sill less do We believe that tht
result will be doubtful in single county
We are quite certain that Harrison county
the home of Carlils, Davis aud Vance, viii
administer q rebuke to that "triumvirate'
that they will remember to their dying day
We are quite certain that Marion county
will place tue everlasting sod on the toni
of Font Smith and all such men.
The glorious day of Jubilscis approach
ing. Soon West Virginia will have realized
the hope, and dreams Of the greatest ant
best men Of her former day. The scene o
yesterday WAS such 40 one as to have in
vOked au approving recognition from tn
spirit of good aud great old Phil. bod
bridge. The cords Of her long oppression
are swapping. The goth of March new
will transform her from the condition of al
unnatural dependency of a far OF and for
eign government into condition Of unit.
homeopathy, aud progressive destiny.
God speed the glorious day
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-18

States. 1t is very doubtful If the extreme
men Of the Senate will pass Mr. Stevens
bill With CAOey's amendment. They will
prefer the law aS II now stands. There are
many good and true men, who may differ
With me about the policy pursued. For
their opinions have tho highest respect;
but there are a set Of fault.fnderS who
will not 60 themselves or encourage their
Sous and friends to go into the service OF
our Government; but 1t may be II they have
boy to spare. they will send him to aid
the rebels These men cannot please
however much may desire 10 promote
their interests or protect them from
harm. The loyal man 10 the present
trying emergency has but ono course
to pursue and that Is, to firmly, honestly,
and zealously stand BY, support, and save
from utter ruin our dearly cherished coun-
try and institutions. Many errors may be
committed during the dreadful storm
through which We are now passing, but
II like brave warriors, we eau save the ship
aud bring her safely into port, we can re.
pair her OF our leisure under q Calmer aud
brighter sky, that trust is In reserve
for Us. -.
IShall be home In a few days and | will
bring with me all the documents referred
to 10 this brief communication, when will
DO glad 10 meet my constituents every
where and DISCUSS the question, not for
forty purpoIes, but in search of truth and
wisdom. WV. &. BROWN
WAsHIsGroS, Feb. 10, 1868.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-18

Mr.. STUART, of Doddridge, moved to lay
the second resolution and amendments OF
the table
vote:
YEAs-Mr. President (sOper), MeSsrs
Brown Of Preston, Boggs, Caldwell, Cook
Deriug, Gibson, Griffith, Hagar, Heryey,
Hoback, Irvine, LauCk, MahOu, Parsons,
Powell, Paxton, PomerOy, PinneIl, Ryan,
Stevenson Of Wood, Stewart of Writ, Stu
art Of DOddridge, Taylor, TlchuaCl, Train
er, Walker aud WheRt-2s.
NAYs--Messrs. Brown Of KanAwha, Brum.
field, Chapman, CarskAdOn, Ollie, DOIleyr
Hall, Harrison, Hubbs, Lamb, Montague,
McCutchen, Mann, 0Brieu, Parker, RulIner
Ross, StnSel, Simmons, Stephenson oil
Clay, Sheets, Smith, Van Winkle, Wiley
Warder, and Wilson-2G.
MIR, STEVENSON Of Wood then moved
the adoption Of tue frSt resolution, and
the yeas aud nays being called, every mem,
Der present voted for its adoption. and
thereby the ratification of the Rmendmen,
Of Congress to the Constitution, there be.
ing 81 votes for and none against. Tht
only members absent were Messrs. Hans
ley, from Raleigh, and Robinson, from Cal
houu.
The Convention then, apparently vel
satisfied with their days work, adjourned
NorE.-[Eu publishing the ordinance
yesterday, We Quilted the provision of /
|
which allows the Executive Committed
from tho 18th 10 the 2sth of March (inclu
sivc), to take tue soldiers vote. ]
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-18
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
[cALLED sEs.IoS.1
TrE,pAr February u, lsea


The Convention WAS opened With prayer
by Rev. ]. L. CLARK, Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church.
Mr.. PiNSRLL offered resolution that the
discussion on the question before the body,
It being the resolution declaring US the
opinion Of tue convention that to make the
Emancipation clause effective comPensa-
ton for slaves freed by It must be made BY
the Legislature Of the new Stale, should
cease at four o'clock, and that q vote should
then be taken.
The resolution was adopted.
Mr.. STEVENSON Of Wood offered res
olutiou Tor the appointment BY the Con-
ventiou Of q State Central Committee,
whose duty It should be TO appoint COuuty
Committees, all to act 10 conjunction with
the committees Of similar character ap.
pointed by the Legislature, to secure as
complete a canvass as possible ofthe queS-
lions at issue ia the adoption Of the amend
ed Constitution.
The resolution was referred.
Mr, HERvEY offered resolution, which
was laid on the table, TO he printed, that
within twenty days after the proclamation
Of the President declares the State Of West
Virginia admitted into the Union, all the
citizens Of West Virginia who are Volun.
teers in the armies Of tho United States
shall be entitled and permittedto vOts on all
elections held within the said State, wheth-
er they be within or without IL limits.
The question recurring on the two rcSo.
lutions, tho one Incorporating the amend
ment Of Congress, and the other declarato.
ry in relation to Compensation,
Mr. RUFENER moved au amendment 10
strike out the words "by the State" SO that
the resolution should not declare that com.
pensatiou must be made by the State, but
simply that compensation must be made,
thus leaving the State ut liberty, 30 far as
this expression of opinion would go, 10 &C.
cept an offer of aid from the General Gov.
eminent.
Mr.. RuEvSER spoke briefly in support Of
his amendment.
The discussion was continued until the
hour Of recess on the general merits Of the
question, Mr. CarSkadon and Parker speak
Ing 10 favor Of the resolution, and MesSrs.
ETagar, LSuck, BOggs and Stevenson Of
Wood against. Tho latter gentleman did
not finish bis remarks, but gave way for
recess.
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RODseranU and the Peace Democrats

RoSseranG and the Peace Democrats.
General RosscrAns is Il Democrat. In a
conversation which Mr.. Sessions, of Co.
lumbus, had with that officer at MurfreeS.
burO, since the battle, Gen. ROsecr"nS
said.
We Of the North did not fully understand
the enemy we had 10 deal with they fight
like demons, disregarding Gags Of true and
and all laws Of civilized warfare, forcing
boys into their army, MS the many wounded
aud dead boys showed. Why, be said,
General Bragg sent in flag Of truce and
his men captured fifty prisoners immediate.
ly behind il and being demonstrated with,
justified himself after considering upon it
Ave days. His condemnation Of tue peace
Democrats WAS scathing. lie says they
will lick the boots Of these Southern
thieves and liars, who will turn around
Kick them; they mean fight, fight, fight !
aud we can never conquer except By fight
lug in earnest, expecting 10 lose many VAL
liable lives.
Ia response to vote Of thanks by the
Legislature of Ohio to the army of the
Cumberland, Gen. ROsecrans addressed a
letter to the Legislature through the Gov.
eruor. We give an extract:
This is, indeed, war for the mainte'
nance Of the Constitution and tho laws
nay, for national existence-against those
who have despised our honest friendship
deceived our just hopes, and driven US to
defend our country and our homes. By
foul and wilful SANDERS on our motives ant
intentions, persistently repeated, they have
arrayed against US our own f0llow.cltizens
bound to US by the triple ties Of consAn
guiniLy, geographical position and CONNER
cinl interest.
Whenever they have the power, they
drive before them Into their ranks TIL
Southern people, and they would also drive
US. Trust them not. We're they able the!
would invade and destroy US without mer
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sHERIFF's SALE.

A. Allen Howell, Ia the Circuit Court OlohlO
". county, Va, on the ChAu'
su,au IL. sIolIo, ct ali. eSry GidOtherCOf
TN pur,u,pcO Of decree Of said Circuit Court Of
Ohio county, made At tho fall term, 1851, iu The
tay OF March, 1906 ut 10 O'clock A. NJ, at tie front
door Of lls Court House Of Ohio county, sell % The
highest and beat bidder. the middle parcel Of lot
number two t9), In square number seven IN situate
on Main street in the city OfWheelInE Said middle
marcel u said lot being twenty-five feet on Main
StTset. And running back u the depth Of said lot
Terms Of SRle-Ten per cont In hand, tho balance
In troO equal nstAlmentS Ut sig, twelve, and eight
cen months, thu purchaser giVRg bOnd with approved
security for the deferred pAyusntS said bond bear
ing interest from day Of sale until paid; the title BE-
ing retained until the purchase money 70 paid.
AL0NZ0 L0RENG.
feblstd shsFid Of Ohio County.
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THEIR TACTICS.

There is no one characteristic more prom
iuen. 10 the tactics Of the Carlileites than
their treAchcry and Inscriptions docep.
ton. They do not hesitate in the GrSt
place to put themselves under the lead Of
man who in violation Of all bis ante
cedeuts-in violation Of all the faith
that was reposed 10 him at the time Of bis
election as % U. IS. scuAtOr-in viola
ton Of the very faith and the only faith
that secured his election; did most trsacb
erously and UNANIMOUSLY abandon his peO.
pie, and in the most critical hour OIL
their destiny utterly forsOOk and be-
uayed them. Having placed them.
selves under his lead they have necessarily
adopted bis tactics. They profess words to
the ear which they break to the hope OIL
the people. For instance, when The new
State passed Congress in December last,
the CarliIs organ here, edited by man
brought out here by CarliIe, professed to
accept the result, and threw up It's cap. aud
said, "hurrah for the new State" Thus
protesting, the public had Alright to expect
consistency from that time on; and they
looked for at least sort Of support from
the Press for the new State. But what
was the RESULT Did the new State get u
support, even tho rAinles,? No: on The
contrary the same abusc-the same defA.
mAtiOn-the same miSrOprcssutatiOn-thC
same dcnunciatlon, Of the Wiley amend.
mcut went on. Not an artfclc-not sin.
gle one-not an earnest, straightforward,
manly, consistent OF honest word for the
new State was ever seen in the paper
The RulI.usw State candidate In this
county was taken up aud supported against
the New State candidate. And this, too,
Notwithstanding he had come out in card
and declared that II elected ho would vote
against the ratification Of the amendment.
And yet 10 spite OfSuCh flngIiouS trench I.
cry and bad faith, the ever pregumIng edi.
tor was not ashamed 10 come out again
after having suffered defeat second time
and once more profess to be for the New
State Not only this, but OI IL to give an
ASSURANCE that this time he was not false
,nd t,INtrn AL van.I he ,H,.t.I i A.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NOTICE.


In tue District Curt Of tho United States for the
Western District Of Virginia.
William Morrison, Ia admiralty,
Steamer Bon. franklin. partition.
NOTICE IL hereby RIvOn that will, at my Office,
IN on Fourth street, 10 the city Of Wheeling. VA,
on Saturday, the 2Sth day Of February, 1863, 10 &C.
cOrdAuce with decree Of the District Court Of tile
United Stats for the Western District Of Virginia,
proceed,
Rirut To ascertain the several debts and liabilities
Of the SAId steamboat Hen. Franklin, and their saver.
al pFlOrites, whether tho lAtne be liens or debts,
clGFEeAble to the whole boat, or to the interest
share Of either owner;
Second, TheshArrs or interests OfOf each owner In
AidsteNmboat; and,
Third, Such other matters ~ may DO deemed pcF.
tnVnt or proper, or any party In interest may
HANNIBAL FORBES,
ieblt.til fsJ2S U, s. Commissioner,
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oInct OF pnoyoUT MAuDa.l oIg. ., v,

WUGI6ENWl wv z W. ENl IVV1'
HIiE bCcAl attention Of OllcsFI and pr Yates 10 d.
i rSGlpd 10 General Orders Ms. d, Us aud ", To-
sued from the War Department, Washington City,
Juno eth and I9th, and July 1ISt, 1861
All lthcsu arriving here arc required to report
themselves without delay al tho OlicG Of the under
RiRnrL, on Quincy street, between PIilh and sixth
streets, and TeElaBnthElF names, thV regiment aud
corps 70 which they belong, and tho Onisr under
which they ara absent from their proper cnninAnd.
olcoTs falling 10 comply With the above Will bs re'
ported 10 thu commanding 0Onsrala Within Whose
district IhOy are serving.
JOSEPH DARR, Jr-
Major aud Provost Marshal General Tor Virginia.
iObl6-lt
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oPPIOE PROVOST MARSHAL GENERALLY
6TATE o. VnaINlA,
WHREIIN1, February Il, 1867.

1--WE following soldiers belonging 70 Company II,
i 9th Va; Volunteer Infantry, are reported a de-
serteEI, and are supposed to BE- 10 WheeilnE: [ Z
Sergeant Joseph llOdgkiBS, prlVRtes james Nc.
oreAdy, Frederick RnOuth, Henry IISddrlch, Chris.
tinAn PrederiCh sIebrCchl, William GuudlIch, An
guGtuH Specht, Charles KllGweS.
Battery;
George Q. Torrents, private, age % years, height s
enlisted BY Capt. A. O. Moore ii BurkhGuuuu, Va
August u, 1909, absent plnee December ssh, 1864
supposed 70 be at home Ia Upahur county, Va.
John s. WatneF, private, age 50 Yeas, height n,
Capt a. G. Moore II BuckhRnnOn, Va, August 1lt6,
1862 absent sine January II, 1861 supposed 70 ~
al hlS h0Me III UpGhur county, Va.
John ". Moody, private, age % ySNrS, height n,
10 lHrheS complexion dark, hair dark, enlisted Nv
Capt. A. Q. Moore Ut DurkhAnuOu, Va, AuRuIt llth.
1909 absent since December 18th, 1854 uuppolea 10
DO at bis home In UpIhur comfy, Va,
J0SRPl DARR, a.,
isble2 Major and Provost MArahal GsnH Of We.
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cn.pARTNERsHIp

TuE undersigned have formed eoPArtnOrshlJ
under the arm nameOfJ. Il. HOBBS, BIIOCKuNlEl
1 CO., for the purpose Of manu- ID turing FLINT an
Fancy COlOred Glassware, Ia all Its branches, at ID
Works, South Wheeling.
JOHN II. HOBBS,
.... CHARLES ". BROCK UHEER.
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AYR AUCTION.

100 RARES q !, No Ii, SiS S 9. 81 vi" wi w e .S
day, tho 18Th Inst, al my WSFsGUOm, corner ofMAF'
krt aud Union streets. Samples can 10 Aesn on tue
18th. The oil Il Of superior quality and equal e
the beat 10 the country. Sale to take place at 10
O'clDck A. u.
IublI GEO. WlCKIlAh, AuetE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-18

God guard our Gag, aud keep eaehltAr
Zach stripe Rs bright ~ now thCy wave
RtiIlmRksIt lead our rAnkSln war;
Still hoat above each patriots gave,
hath TO the traitor that would dare
Totrail III through tho dust Of shame
All honest hearts It's lot will share
And follow II 70 Death or PAnO'
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DISSOLUTION

l twCenths undersigned, under the hrm name Of
HOBBS / BARNES, hAi been dissolved by mutual
consent John L. Hobbs 10 authorized 10 SettiOthV
business Of the late Arm. JOHN l.. HOBBS,
JAMES ?. BARNES.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-18
COLLECTIONS NOTICE.

OFFICE " COLLECTION OF IxfEASLL REvnUR,
PIasT DISTRIcT or VIRGINIA.
HNHE Licenses ard dutlGB on Manufactured articles,
assessed t0r the months Of September, October,
November and December. for Ohio county, arc now
due. Will bS In my Office from this date unit q the
sd. and at TTiAlSlphIA 10 person or By deputy on
9Th and 18th Of February All Axsa not nsId on or
before these specified days, the penalty OF 10 per
cent. ~ specified In the BxrisO Tar Law, Sec. 18th,
will be enforced.
None but Treasury Notes received IN payment Of
taxes. JAS. O. ORR,
ieblS.tIll 2Sth Collector 1St Dist Va,
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TIE QaVoHSWars, Glassware aud chIIA buSlnsaS at
the store No. IFS Main street, occupied by the late
Arm Of H0bbS 1 barnes, will be CARRIED on by
i'll. HOBBS, son co.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-18

IN retiring from tho arm Of Hobbs 4 BUrnOs,
Wish 10 recommend the NEW FIRMS 10 tho favorable
confederation the public and our former customers
frblT JAMES y. BARNES.
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LOST.

GONE pLAOR between Adam Buch'A grocery, on
, Cherry street, RAst Wheeling, and tbs corner OF
IN and Zane irSotB, AP0CKKT BOOK, eOnLAln'
lug between $50 and $40. Any one hndinE tho same
viii b0 suitably rewarded by returning 1t to \ col.
dlsr'S heIplepa family. MARGARETC0MBS,
fvblT Near BrAdlByS Wooden factory.
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FOR RENT.

~ TWO HOUSES on ChAplInc street, Centre
IL Wheeling, containing Eix rooms each; also one
,EIlImAll business house on MAiu street.
(obS THOMAS II. LIST.
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Those who are afraid Of contact with
free negroes may learn from this, that to.
day, Virginia has nearly three times rs
large proportion Of free negroes in her
population, ~ has Pennsylvania, the most
numerouSIy populated with free negroes
Of all the northern States. They can also
learn from the Census, that the great bulk
Of this laEzArOni population of Virginia, In
habits Eastern Virginia, the very section
that the new State men desire TO be rid Of.
Take our own ueighborhOOd-tho Pan.
handle. Slavery has bee practically dead
letter among US for many years, nor has the
FREQ negro law bees enforced but very rare.
", and then for some violation Of law, and
yet We are not particularly annoyed with
tree negroes. The entire free black popu.
lntion OF Brooke aud Hancock can be COun.
ted on the fingers, They have had every
inducement to settle among US they will
have under the new constitution, yet they
have perSiGtently let US alone.
We do not apprehend my larger free ne.
gro population under the FREQ State Con.
StituiiOn, than We have now, md the pub.
lie may safely set him down, either as ig-
norAnt or designing, who urges this Argu.
neut either against the new State policy
10 particular, or tho war policy Of the I'D
miniBIrRtlon In general.
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MARsHAL'S SALE OFTHE STEAM.
ER BEN. FRANKLIN.

DURSUANT to hCcretaI order Of the District
i Court Of the UnIted States for the Western Dis
trIct Of Virginia, and writ Of Venditionl exponRa
iGIueA Hereunder aud to me directed, ! shall on
Monday, the I'D day Of February, 1863 commencing
Sad hae al O'clock lnlhU brsnOOn sell the steamer
llon. FRANKLIN, her engines, machinery, furniture,
tackle and equipment, 'hV now lies Ii the port OF
Wheeling, At the public landing Ut tho said city Of
Wheeling, upon tho following terms, tO-WIt: one
fOuIth In cash. aud thu remainder Of the purchase
money In two eln6i inItalmrntI payable In four and
eight months, With Interest from the day Of Rae, the
purchaser giving 1nndI with personal security to be
approved by ne, for the deferred inStalmentG.
febI3.td EDWARD II. NORTON, Marshal.
lClneinnAt Commercial and Pittsburgh Gazette
publish three tllnss aud charge this ofiice.l
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
HOOP SKIRTS.
TAYLOR, ROLLYSON l. CO.,
Nh 40 MAIN sTRREr, WHEELING

uAYE FOR sALE small farms, cUal banks, dwell
II ling houses, store houses, and lctG IN Of near
W6csIinE. Also Improved farms, Wild lands, town
ltd mil property, &c, Ia nearly all the Western
and Siiddlc states. Also valuable salt well near
III Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. All p r1Ona wish
ug to sOl OF purchase real estate are Invited to give
rs a call
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RnR RRNT.

MA THE sTOREROOM aud DWELLING HOUSE,
FL attached aud ut present occupied by LOWS
Scarborough, and situated or Main street,
RitchIOtOwu. For tOrnN apply %
BENJAMIN EXLHY,
tcbl7-lv John street, EAat Wheeling.
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FOR SALE,
The Fairy Wedding.

DY special arrangement No publish e=elusIvtly tho
d oAHD PnOTo0RlPHS OF fuE LILLruTIAS wk6DlHo
PAEfT, ~ fellows;
GEN TOM THUMB, In his WertSing suit...9S cents.
MFE GEN. TON THUMB, In Wedding dreIE.96
Mr.. and Mrs. GEN. TON THuAD, 10 We'd.
ung ...s...........s,.s..26
COMMODORE MUTT aud MISS MINNIE,
grOoHISRIGn and bridtSRVaid. ............26
Mrs. GIN. TON THUMB, 10 celebrated Re
eGpt10h ....a...9b
Misses LAIINIA and MINNIE HARREN...25 q
The whole BRIDAL PARTY, group Of iOuF
.s..s.,...b0
The bridal PARTY, lSlFreleOpie plcturel6o "
The BRIDAL PA RTY, Gstsrosc0pIc eolOredt76
extra,
Can be sent BY mali on receipt OF price and postage
1tAmp. .s
None genuine unless stamped with our trade mark,
"a IN circle on the front Of the Photograph. b..
ware ofBpuriUuB copies made from OnEraTInEs, 10,
E. II. T. ANTHONY,
..- b0l Broadway, New York,
Manufacturer Of the bet photographic AlbumG, and
PublaherS Of Card Photographs Of celebrities.
The Negatives Of these ex9ultltS pictures were
made for Us By brady. tSbl63td6W
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-18
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