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New York, Sept. 22.-The morning
papers contain various speculations rela-
tive to the late battles of General Rose
Grams, all of which are, however, discredit-
ed by the last reports sent to the press at
an early this hour morning.
Under date of Chattanooga, Sept. %,
the Tribune's special says The General
summing up is, that after two days severe
fighting, in which Gen. Rosecrans, with
greatly inferior forces, bore the shock Of
lao 900 rebels, from the combined armies
of Bragg and johnson, half of Lee.
army, and all of Pemberton's scattered
troops that could be gathered together, b,
deemed it prudent to fall back on Chata
nooga, which he did in good order.
At last accounts he had established
communication with the cavalry of Gen
Burnside, who is severely censured for no
having arrived earlier.
Two of Rosecrans divisions are report
cd to have behaved very well.
1t is believed that Rosecrans will b
put in position to resume the offensive
In the meantime he is thought to b.
strong enough to hold his ground.
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HoRRoRs OF BORDER WARFARE
From all accounts a most fearful state oi
things exists all along the borders of Mis-
souri, and Kansas. The St. Louis Demo
crat OF the 18th inst. says.
We learn that the soldiers of the Sew.
enth Missouri State Militia are burning
all the houses of rebel sympathizers al
along the border, and the rebels in retail
alton are firing the property of the Union
lists remaining. A fearful state of things
exists in all the border counties, and gen
eral devastation is observable.
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Feeling Against England i'm
the Navy.

The persons who have recently visited the
feet doing duty on the coasts of Virginia
and North Carolina represent the unan.
unity of sentiment among officers, and
men in favor of war with England as re-
markable. The most intense feeling pre-
walls upon this topic, and the presence Of
an English frigate in Hampton Road,
becomes daily more distasteful, Specnla-
tions are freely indulged as to how many
shots from 15-inch gun would be reqnir
ed to sink the intruder, and the problem
is then enlarged so as to embrace Her
Maiesty's navy. T. TriLsne.
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The mississippi Not Open

The river trade which ras to hare been
resumed upon the capture of Vieksburg,
has not been effected The reason is,
that the i've per cent tax levied by Mr.
CHASE on everything passing down, makes
it cheaper to ship goods to New York and
around by sea, than directly down the
river. All things are bent toward enrich
ing the eisteru capitalists. We had in.
tended to publish letter to the Cincin.
mott Gazette, ventilating this matter-witl
appropriate comments; but our space i.
preoccupied. Tie fact is as stated above
| Crisis.
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OBITUARY.

HALL on MoNRoE LODGE, No. J
1S9, Sept 23d, 1851 :
WHEREAs, This Lodge has been in
formed of the decease of Bro. Pardon aes
Cook, whe died Aug. 3lst, 1853, in the
4lst year of his age, at DuvalIs Bluff. ii :.
Arkansas, whilst in the service of his
couatry as surgeon in the 77th Regiment.
Ohio volunteers and sssnsa.s
WHEREAs, His many virtues as citi-s !
zen and Mason entitled him to our con-
fdence and esteem while living, thereforeEq
/ Rcsolued, That in the death of Bro.
Pardon Cook this Lodge is called upon to
mourn the loss of a true gentleman, q good,
man, and ajust and upright Mason.
ResotUed, That we sincerely condolc
with the bereayed wife, fatherless son and
other relatives of our deceased brother in a
their great bereavement Peace be to his,
ashes, and green bethe acacia that blooms
above his grave. re - -,
Resolced, That copy Of these resoiu-
tions, properly attestcd, be transmjttedto
the affected wife of the deceased, and
that as a lasting memorial of our brother
lly love and friendship for our departed
brother, these proceedings be entered in
I full upon our records. s7ff'fs ers5
ResoiUed, That the above be printed in
the Spirit Of Democracy "TRIP aa0
! ~ j. f. RANDOLPH, w. M anO
aas j. ID. STAUv ER, Sec'y.s'
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Sheriff Sale.
Andrew Clire,
against


George Dye, James Dye and Joseph Dye.
DY virtue of an execution to me directed
- from the Court of Common Pleas of Mon.
roe county, Ohio. ] will offer for sale at public
auction, at ths front door Of the courthouse
in the town of Woodsfeid, in said county be-
tween the hours of ten o'clock 8 M, and foul
O'Clock p. m, on
Saturday, the 31st Day of October, 1863
the following described real estate situate in
said county, to- wit; East half of the north
east quarter of section %. township 4, rangs
s. containing SO acres, also the north part o
the northwest quarter of section Is, town
ship a. range 8. containing IS arores, more o.
less, all in Monroe county, Ohio.
Taken in execution and levied upon as tn,
property of George Dye, James i. Dye ant
Joseph DYE. at the suit Of Andrew Cline.
GEO. w. CAKR0THERS, Sheriff ~. C..
sept. 80, 1858.
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The Suspension of the Habeas
CORPUS.


The sus pension of the haheas corpus is
the des: action OF the liberties Of the
People. There is no person. ever So in
nocent, that he caRnot be arrested at the
will OF the President, or any OF his OH
GERS, aud coufned during pleasure. No
legal process aud no law can release him.
The law is suspended By the Emperor S
ukase, which gives the President all the
power of the Cxar of Russia
Congress alone, by the Constitution
has the power to suspsnd.the great writ Q.
freedom, the haLcds. sorpusi bus it can only
do so in particular localities, when the
ordinary process Of law cannot be eniorc'
ed. L. can only do so even there for
limited and definite time. But Congress
can t order a general suspension of the
writ all over the United States, and ir
places where there is Ho insurrecton anC
no invasion. This attempt therefore o
the Pie ident to set aside the laws ant
override the civil tribunals is complete
usurpatien of power which never ough
to be submitted to by free people an,
which ought TO he reSisted-at the ballo
box. Suppose Johr Smith, Of this town
ship. who is over As years of age, is draft
ed, and desires to be released. Has h
any remedy? None, whatever; unless til
wat of habeas corpus can be issued for tn
purpose of determining the nnestinn.
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Sherifs Ssle.


against s. S. r. f5s
Hiram Bottsnfeld, Charles Wells and William
Steel
DY virtue Of = writ Of yenditioni expopas
ID to me directed from the Court cf Com
mon Pleas Of Monroe County, Ohio. viii Of
fer for sale at public aucticn at the front door
of the Court House, in The town Of Woods6eIt.
in said county, between the hours cf ten
o'clock a.. M, and four o'clock m, on
Saturday the 3lsf day Of OctoJsr, 1853. -.
the following real estate, situate in said coun
ty. to wit: 19 esas9gs tisAss
The North half of lot No one, the north half
of lot NUMBER two, the north half Of lot nusss-s
bsr 'hree, lot number eighteen, lot numb-r
nineteen, lot nuInbsr twenty. lot numbrr
| twenty-fve, lot nnmber twenty sin, lot nnm-
Der thirty five. let numb-r thirty-six, scLs
tenhth of lot number thirty y-s-vsn, the w,.st
half OF lot number one, the west half oflot2i
number two, the west half Of lot number
three, fhe north half OF lot number tx entyzHx,A
the north west corner of lot nun ber TWENTY q
four, all in the town of Stafford. Also,-o,s.
out lot adjoining the east side Of the town of =
stafford cont aiming about iour acres, and.
bounded on the south side by tile Cousty
4 road, on the east by the graseyar1, on the
west by the town of Stavrd, and on tha
north by the lands of John Barnett, levied
upon as the propsrty of Charles wells, and lit
number forty .sevsn in Sts1ord. levied upon
as The prepert, OF Hiram Bettsnfeld, also ists
unInb-rs twenty -iunr ana- thirty in said town
! of Stafford
Taken in execution and levied upon az the
property Of Hiram Bottenfeld, Charles wells
aud Wnllsm Steel. }s E3s
GEO w. CARRoTHERS, ss~
taier sts Sheriff. M co.
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DECISION OF JUDGE LRAvITT.-Upon
the application of A. j. Wyland and
Jacob Glaze, to be discharged from the
SERVICE of the United States, by writ of
hdoeds corpus, on the ground that they had
been pressed into the service by false pre-
tense, and by means not eountenanced by
the army regulations, Judge Leavitt, on
yesterday, decided that upon consultation
with Justice owane, it was determined
that In no cases where the man was held
oy military authorities, would any writ be
issued. They construed the proclamation
OF the President as conclusively shutting
the door to any inquiry whatever by the
Civil Courts, as to how the prisoner wal
held.
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Neadc's Army Moving ON
GOrGaOnsviile.

New YORK, September 23-The Posts
Washington letter OF the I'D says that
GeReral Meade's army is undoubtedly
moving upon Gordonsville, and it would
surprise no one here to hear that battle
was fought between him and Lee before
Sunday. Lee still commands the Army
of Virginia, bAt his strength can not be
over 4O,0O0:7 The strength of Genera
Meade's army it would be imprudent tc
estimate, but unless all reports which are
sent up from the Rapidan are shamefully
false, 1t is ready to offer battle to the enc
N.Y.
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1t is said that Governor Tod declared
in his speech at Crestline the other day
that Democrats would not be permitted to
vote for Vallandigham. If Tod said So
he is as grossly mistaken about that as he
was of the certainty of his denomination
Democrats will vote! mark that Governor;
and We hope you and others will have
sense enough not to interfere to prevent
it. There is hereafter, even though the
present may be neglected or forgotten
We repeat, that the people, including the
Democracy, will votel-iShelLy Dem.
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.LEr us lay aside all party prejudices
and forget all party questions, said u Re
publican out in Illinois. That is ad.
messed to other people, like that other
exhortation--'let us prosecute the war
vigorously etother people do il, whilst
we hold Office and sell shoddy.-Lopisriil
DeynocrOf
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FROM WAsHIN0ToN-Anoth Conscrip
ton Coming is reason to believe
that the President will soon order another
transcription, this one having failed, in
about every thing but the g.
The ediet to suspend the habeas corpus
is said to be preparatory to some more
stringent instructions to the Provost Mar
shals, who, by the suspension, are to be
set above all the Courts.-New York E:r
Mess
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Rofal Jntelligents.
VOLUNTEERS WANTEDi

The undersigned, under orders, has
opened recruiting Office at Wooasfeld,
Ohio, for the United States service. The
Term of enlistment will be for three
years, pay from $13 to 500 per month,
S3a per month for clcthing and rations'
Recruits, S302
Veteran Volunteers, 402
j. G. MORROW, Capt.
Sept. 9, 1S63.-4w.
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KOsecrans Defeated-IEe Re.
treats to Chattanooga.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. II, l A. M.-Our
army under Rosecrans has been badly
beaten aud compelled to retreat to Chatta
neoga, by Bragg, with heavy reinforce
ments from Lee, Beauregard and Joe
Johnston. The military occupation of the
wires will prevent the transmission oil
further particulars tonight.
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f0 us.
We are in immediate need of money to
buy printing paper. Some of our sub
scribers owe us for two, three and four
years, and some longer time. 1t is on
this portion of them we are now calling;
we must havo money, and hepe they will
attend to this Immediately by paying what
is due. Our prompt paying subscribers.
will take notice, this call is not for
them. Iss40 81
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A Nigger az good as . White
Man.

John Brough said at the Newark meet
ing that two nigsers were as good as three
white men, This is fact which can be
substsDtiated by the afRdavits of white
men, if denied.
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NEW STORE.

Under the above head, in another col
umn, will be found the advertisement of
Mr.. W. w. Jordan. His store will be
found the first door north of Davenports,
and consists of full assortment of the
line of groceries, provisions and Feed.
Every body knows Bill and we bespeak
for him liberal share patronage. He
will be found ever ready to please AMI
accommodate the public.
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TIE NATIONAL DEBr.-The New York
IT,. bu &c says the war has saddled US with
dept that will take bread from the mouth
of every laboring mans child tho genera
tions, and send millions hungry to bed.
And vet the Tribune advocates war policy
that, if pcrsevered in. will mako the war
Observation-Disclosures Ne,c York Cour-
Ter.
The debt, too, is among the least of the
horrid evils which the Abolition folly has
brought vpon the land. Russian conscrip-
l.tion-geperal decentralization of society
loss of civil liberty-are among the sweet
"reminiscences that will always remipd Us
of Abolition rule.-Cin. Enquirer.
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.. %, Iooo.-4w. = =
Sheriff-s Sale. !.
Tallant and Delaplain,
against
Charles " ellis

| SnafieS w citH. VI a
BY virtue Of q writ Of v~nditioni exponas
to me dirsctek from the Court of comsnon
Pioas of Monroe County, Ohio will Offer for
sale at public anctiop. at the front DOR Of .
court-house, in the town OF woadsiioid, in said
county between the hours Of ten o'clockG M
and O'Clock. p. M, on Tisrf "a ~
Saturday the 3lst day Of Octobcr, 1868.
the following described real estate, situate ia
said county to-wit: The north half OF lot No. b.
The north hall Of lot No. 2, The north ha
Of lot No. 3. Lot IS. Lot TO- Lot No. .2u.
Lot No. 25. Lot No 26 Lot No. IS. LII
Lot No. 96. One sigth Of lot nnlnber 81. The
one eigth of ,ot nnnbsr s7.. The wsst half &c
lot nn,nber J, the west half OF lot number :;
the west half Of lot nnmbrr 3: also one ont
lot adjoining the town Of Stafford, coptai,i, z
about four acres, and bcn.idsd On the Sos,h
by the county road and on tire easst by tho
graveyard lot on the west by the town sf
Staffe,d d and north by the lanas Of John Bars
rett also the northwest corner Of lot nnmber.
%, all Of said lots in Stafford, Monroe county,
Ohio = ts stEss ssAeh arll s.esa .-Ee
Taken in execution and lsried upon ~ thss
property OF Charles Wells at the suit sof Tai
laot & Dslaplain. sKo w. CARRuTHERS,
sept 80. 1855. f3k y aaaRY
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BTThe Detroit Free Press says !;
What the state of the country was from
1900 up to the Presidential election in
1860 the Democratic party is responsible
f,r. What the condition of the country
now is, and has been since the 4th of March.
1861, the Republicans are responsible for.
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Rosecrans Fighting.

WASHINGTON, Sempt. 24-A dispatch
from Rosecrans, dated at his headquarters
last night says: l cant be dislodged
from my present position. Another dis
patch from one Of 3osecrans staff officers,
dated at II o'clock P. NJ. last night says
they are fighting to day.
The rebel loss in killed and wounded
will exceed our own. In killed he has lost
double our number
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The Coming Crisis.

Democrats. organized To work!-Club
your township clubs togvther.-Hold meet
ingsl Circulate documents! 1t is ever
the duty & Democrats to be active, but
now especially, when life, liberty and prop
srty are, involved in the issue. Lot not
an hour pass unimproved. We must not
only defeat the enemy, but we must rout
and destroy him. Forward to the charge
-CSdts Sent:aeL.
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KNOXVILLE Sept 16.-On Wedncs-
day, Lieut.-Col. Hays, with three hun
dred men of the Tooth Ohio, were attack
ed near Tilford, niuety three miles up the
railroad, by eighteen hundred rebels un
der jackson. After fighting calamity
two hours, our forces losing heavily III
killed and wounded, were finally compel.
lei to surrender to oyerrowcring numbers
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ANOTHER Victory BY THE HERO OF
VIENNA-Gen. Schenck has caused to be
arrested and sent South, Hon. b. H. Rich
ardson and his son, and Stephen S. Ioice,
proprietors of the Baltimore Republican.
for publishing piece Of poetry entitled
.sthe Southern Cross"
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MARRIAGEs.

On the 18th day of September. bv
GEORGE CALDWELL, Esq, Mr.. Isaac AN.
Gus and Miss CARsLiNE Icr.
On the 30th day of July, by the same
Mr.. JOHN p. HosKINsoN and Miss ELIzs
M. PATTos, all Of this County.
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na- The Fair commences ON Thursd

B@ The Fair commences on Thursday,
the 1st of October Great exertions,
it is hoped, will be made to render this Fair
equal if not superior to any which has
preceded it. See the list premiums. and
cndeavor to outvie your neighbor in the
exhibition of articles named This mer-
itorious spirit of rivalry will insure q
good display at the Fair.
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Not an Abolitionis, Ell Then how can
you vote for Brough, who says he is in
favor of the war going on until slavery is
abolished? just answer that question
before you object to being called an
Abolitionist.
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pE The difference between an Aboli
ZIONIST and rebel ram is, that the former
goes for the Union with an IF. and the lat
Ter goes against with DIT.
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narJohn Brough says the Abolitonists
will make civil war in Ohio if Vallandig-
ham is elected. So plead JEFF. Davis and
his crew of traitors for making civil war
because Lincoln Was elected. Where is
the diffsrea.s2
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-09-30

p@Mrs Vallandigham arrived at her
home in this city last evening, She has
been absent for same weeks on a visit to
her husband in Canada Daton Empire.
18th.
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BENJAMIHS 3. COWEN, Esq. a well
known "lifc-loag Democrat" is stumping
Monroe County for the Democratic C)
ticket Which was nominatcdat the office Of
Hon. VIM. +. Hunter.
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NOTICE.

Mr. Jos. s. Tam, agent of the Monroe
Mutual Insurance Company, is our au-
thorized agent to receive subscriptions
for the SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY" Terms
1,50, in advance.
WILLIAMS & WEST,
Publishers.
Woodsfeld, o, Aug. 10, 1868.
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STATE AND COT MY
tsu TICKETS.

=. A aanion of hearts. a union Of hands,
\ union that none may sever;
A unioh of lakes. union of lands,
The ANEIcANTUSroS FOREVER.
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New Anbrotypes.1

rT,HR undersigned has 6ttsd up room in
i his own houss, whit re ne is now prspar-
ed TO take PICTURES Al sny time. AMBR0LS
TYPES copied and fitted and pat Hp in LOCK.
KITS. tais has ssisnoss
D. NJ. THOMAS, Artiss. ras
May 20, 1858. .,1es.i
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s@Why do not Brough and his men
Eli up Lincoln's army and save draft, If
they are SO full of fight?
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Bag The LADIES of the Soldiers Aid
Society, will hold Festival, on Friday
evening, the second day of the Fair
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'lHdN. y. W. WHITE.
Hon WM. LAWRENCE.

WHY Is rHE WAR PeoTRAcrEp THE
Albany Statesman, Republican paper,
ansrsrs IS follows:
THE Gsyernment can and should clese
up che rs 5elllJn " the lst of Move mber
If II fails to d, this the limo should fall.
onSeward. Need & Co., whowish to carry
the war into the next fresidentiaI Election,
in order TO make capital that may insure
to -thc beneitof the army and navy con-
trsvsors, suffers aud other slssalators.
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THE UNION AS IT WAS, AND
THE CONSTITUTION AS 1T Isl"
"lhold that THIS Cover nment was made
on the WHITE BASIS, by WHITE
Nj NJ or the BEyEFIT of WHITE MEN
and +hoir POSrERITY forever. STE
pHEs A. DOUGLAS.
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Democratic Mass Meeting il
Woodstield.

On Wednesday last, in pursuance OF
notice, a goodly number of the citizens
of Monroe Co. assembled together to con-
suit on the best means of preserving the
gift of liberty left them bv their fathers.
Without extra notice, or flaming hand
bills, and Notwithstanding the exceeding
hurry of farming business, the meeting
was much larger than in ordinary times
or than wns anticipated. We have had
enc or tive larger meetings, but none more
productive of good results.
The meeting was organized at ono
o'clock BY appointing Edward Salisbury,
Esq, Chairman, who upon taking the
Chair, delivered most excellent address
Doctor O'Connor, followed in a very able
speech At the cl1se of Doctor O'Con-
nor's speech, Hon. j. r. Morris proceed
ed to address the people. in powerfully
largumentative effort, which brought con-
yietion to every hearer The blows dealt
apon the principles aud policy Of the
Broughites fell heavy and fast. Before
them the ramparts of delusion in which
the supporters of Abolitionism had es-
consced themselves, were completely bat
! tered down, and they stood in all their
max edness- miserable disunionists. AL
together the mceting was success, and
every one, beth speakers and hearers, was
we'll pleased Herewith.
The STATE OF Quo 1NvADED-AN IN
sURRECTIoN IN OuIo.-The Constitution
says "the writ Of habeas corpus shall no.
be suspended except when in cas- e of in
surrection or invasion the public safety
| may require it.
| The writ of habeas corpus having beer
suspended by the President the only in
ference that can be made, on the suppo
sftion that the Preaident has not violated
the Constitution, is, that Ohio is eithe
invaded or that an insurreetion has broker
out Gov. Tod had better call out th
mill iIi
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GRAND RALLY

Of the Democracy, at Williamsburgh
Nsble Co., oa Monday, October 9th.
SPEAKERS.
Hak. J. w. WHITE.
Hon. VIM. LAWRENCE.
D. w. Stanbaush Esq,
This will be Splendid meeting. Let
syerv body TURN orT.
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A Word to those Indebted

Sept. 9, 1s63.-4w.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-10
FOR SALE.

A DESIRABLE RIAL ESTATE, situated on Mar
"A ket street Centre Wheeling: Two lots are between
Second streets Upon said property there SI good
dwelling houses (and all oecvpied) Will Be sold to-
gsther, or in parts to suit purchaser. To any one
purchasing, this property would prove paying invest
mant.w For particulars enquire Of t-i
HANNIBAL FORBES, ESQ
daiy9w ltoH Fsurth St.