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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-10-24

WASHINGTON, Oct. 23-Rumers prevail
that Gen. Meade will be removed from the
Army of the Potomac, and that Gen Sedge-
wick will be put in his place.
The Chronicle Of this morning says that
it will take fortnight to rebuild the Rap
pahannock bridge, and it intimates that
there is dissatisfaction with Meade.
Rear Admiral Dahlgren, in communities
ton to the Navy Department, dated Oct
Goth, says: That as the Secretary of the
Navy has alluded to the state of relations
between Gen. Gilmore and himself, the fol-
lowing note from Gen. GilmorE will satisfy
the Department upon the subject; at least
to its date, namely; the 23d Of Sept;
NORRIS ISLAND, Sept. %.
Admiral:-I am much chagrned at the
reports in the newspapers about my ten
dering my resignation, in consequence OF
dissgreements between you and myself,
and that We did not cooperate cordially.
1t is not necessary for me to assure you
that am entirely ignorant Of the slightest
foundation for such reports, and had no
idea thut they existed until they appeared
in the papers They were doubtless started
by some scribblng sensationist, in lieu Of
news, will see that they are authorlta-
lively contradictsd.
Sincerely yours,
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-10-24
To Rear Admiral Dahlgren.

| have only to add that Gen. Gilmore
spent several hours in conference with me
Yesterday as he did on the 18th. and as
usual in the most fiendly manner and came
on boad this morning to converse on public
business. He spoke on the subject and the
General assured me that he was not aware
of any foundation for the current rumors'
Indeed our concurrence 10 the public buis-
ness between US and our personal relations
make such rumors absurd.
Your obedient servant,
JOHN L. DAHLGREN, Rear Admiral,
Comm'dg S. A. Blockade Squadron
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-10-24

o.r,c,.1 REruRNs.-Ths following are
the official returns Of the election Wn NC
IF on Thursday last:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-12
Rosecrans, Letters,

The vigorous letters Of Gen. Rosecrans,
denOuncing disloyalty North and South, 10
not at all please the Copperhead journals.
Unable or afraid to deny the splendid ser
vices of that officer in the field, they fall to
decryiug his literary abilities. He does
not write as well as he fights they say
But we are of opinion that his fighting and
writing are equally dIsrSsteful to traitors.
Bragg and his whipped army dread his
sword, while the World, the Express and
the Chicago Times dread his, pen His hon
est, noble, patriotic heart holds them all 10
eeual abhorrence.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-12
Grafton Hospital.
GRAFTON HosPIr1L, Va
March 9th. 1864
Editors htsliigeneer

GATORS 4RtetHgenesT:
Sitting in our city home by the light Of
a pleasant Ere, recalling te1t life as we
glanced over Authony's graphic views of
Antietam, we formed the resolution of Wis.
ting hospitals in Western Virginia as We
had done those in Western MsryIsud. A
bright beautiful morning, therefore saw ma
on our way over the Baltimore and Ohio
R!'troad, with large collection of hospi-
!el stores embracing delicacies aud read
ing matter to be distributed In the vsr;o,,.
hospitals from Baltimore to Grafton Va. a
distance of 2T9 miles, through some of The
widest and moStremarkable scenery in the
country. - ~
:, 10 this brief sketch We pass rapidly. over
-s "! 'Iao with its various objects of inter
est1 because We know that much. yery
much must be said before ANYTHING IKE
justice ean be done to the grandeur of Hsr-.
PeFs Ferry, and the Heights, and the nm.
riTalled scenery of the Cheat river reaion
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-12
The meeting saturday Night.

The preparations are actively going on
tor a magnificent Union aud New State de-
monstration at the Atheneum on Saturday
night next The men of the Fourth, Fifth,
aud Sixth Wards are working almest en-
masss, aud they will rally in their strength
at this proposed meeting. The interest is
extending itself to all parts of the city, and
even TO the country, as We learned yester-
day, aud the attendance promises to be the
largest, heartiest and most enthusiastic
ever seen in the Atheneum.
We want to see every body present who
can possibly squeeze in. Horace Maynard,
of Tennessee, lisa man that every lover OF
the country and the New State ought TO
see aud hear. He is one of the finest
speakers in Congress, and will make an ad :
dress worthy OF himself and the noble
East Teunesseenns whom he represents.
Let the New State men from the upper
aud ceutrul portions OF the city, and from
out at Elm Grove, Tfiadelphia, Valley
Grove, Nest LiberSy, Clinton, and every
where else, crowd in and swell the great
demonstration, and thus let the opponents
OF the New State witness specimen OF
The popular uprising which they will have
to meet on election day.
New State men of every part of the city,
make this meeting worthy of the great in
terests involved iu the coming election.
Never did the people of any city have a
greater prize to work for than you have
The future of Wheeling is inserarably con
nected with the success of the New State
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-12
OFFICE PROVOST MARSHAL GENERAL.
STATE OF VIRGINIA,
WHEELING, March TO- iS63

TINHE following soldiers belonging to Company D,
i End Va Vol. Infantry, arc reported absent with
out leave, they will return Immediately to duty or,
II arrested, will be treated as deserters.
Charles DaugheIty, age when enlisted 10 years
height feet 81 inches, complexion light, eyes gray
hair light, occupation printer, born in Butler CO.
Pa, enlisted OF Wheeling, Va, May /, 1861, by Cant
Gibson, to serve for three years.
James Ecker, age when enlist ed IS years, height
feet 6I inches, complexion light, eyes blue. hair
sandy, occupation bricklayer, born In Pittsburgh
Pa, enlisted at Wheeling, Va, May /, 1851 BY Can't
Gibson, to for three years. -
Both ofthese men have somewhat outgrown their
description. They are tall and very slim built
JOSEPH DARR, JR,
mar1l-2t Major and Provost Marshal GenT Of Va.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.

81 OFFER FOR SALE OR TRADE the wen.
hi known Post-ofiee and business stand at Lime.
stone, Marshaii county, Va. 1t is situated on the
trum Wheeling Tho above stand cannot be ,urpals.
cd In Marshall county Tor regular country store or
tavern stand. The store room ts new building two
stories high IS feet long by IS feet Widc with go
cellar. There is good dwelling house attached 10
the store, with fve rooms good we'll of water GOOD
smoke-honso, and a stable for eight or ten horses
also, twelve acres Of land which for quality is hard
to snrpass, With hne young orchard Of l5Otrees all
grated Gutt from Rochester, New York and planted
desirable property in the city Of Wheeling OF Ritch-
ictown. JOHN p MeSARU
Feb2s4w Fistsbar.b pa
For further Information inquir of MS,hew Nc
N3bb, now Gu the premises, who will attend to the
ale or trade Of the above property.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-12
Dir. wiIIey's address.

In response to numerous inquiries, we
would say that all the 10000 copies of
Mr.. Wiiley's Address have been distribu-
ted, or at least sent out to the different
counties If in any county there are any
undistributed in the hands of committees
or individuals, they should be circulated
at once in those neighborhOods where
most needed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-12
The Congregational Districts or tho
New State.


The Congregational Districts or tho
New State.
1t may not be generally known TO our
readers that in the recent act of the
Legislature redistrict!ag the State, the
three districts in West Virginia were so
formed that they exactly embrace the ter.
ritory of the New State, thus by a happv
adaptation providing for the Congressional
representation of the 4s counties whether
as new State or part of the old. The
districts are as well arranged as they could
bs out Of the territory dealt with and are
very nearly equal in population. In the
old State they are the 9th, 10th aud 18th.
but the new State they will be LIST, I'd
and Sd, and so we will speak of them
They are composed as follows:
LIST. Hancock, Brooke, Ohio, Marshall
wetzel, Tyler, Peasants, Doddridge, Har.
risOu, Richie, Wood, Writ, Gtlmer' CAL
hOun and ROane.-Population lI4,l4I
I'd. Kanawha, jackson, Mason, Put.
nam. CabeHr Clay, Wayne, Logan, Boone,
BraztOn, Nicholas, Mcdowell, Wyoming
Raleigh, Fayctte, Mercer, Monroe and
Greonbrier.-Population 1873.
I'D, NOnOngalia, Marin, Taylor, Pres.
ton, Tucker, Lewis, Barbour, Upsbur, Web
steI. Pocahontas, Randolph, Peudleton.
Hardy, Hampshire aud Morgan.-Populs-
ton ll4,sOT.
This was one of the numerous acts for
which the late legislature deserved SO much
credit aud got so little.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-12
From the 81, OlAIuville Chronicle.
A Supper at st. CInIrsvtIIo ,,,,.,
SherrRrd CIemens At,n,,.,

SheFF9rd clemens Attends.
a Democratic supper came of Mt John.
sons Hotel, on Wednesday NIGHT of ios,
week, rejoicing over the Adjournment of
Congress. OF course, We were exciu5aJ
and cannot, therefore, give a very complets
report OF the doinSs on that occasion a
delegation of Wheeling Oopperheads AT.
tended, headed by the Inevitable Sberrard
Clemens. Sherrard made a speech. min
clPsily about Lew Boon, the driver of i,sv-
ISIS omnibus. We understand he bprats6
that sable individual terribly. potwi,h
standing be occasionally takes a Usmits u,
with 'he " kerrul." An old weatbercoct.
by the name OF Jack Swauey said :, OI3
Lincoln is fool, which was. of conrse
succeeded by applause, when "Old Jason !,
his friends. - VI
SamiTel" HOwey introduced some reso.
Luttons, about three leagues in leuctb
which, We are told, we're savagely against
tne war anu The administration, and in.
dulged IN all kindsof t".s;b bic threats abont
resisting The conscripuuu LAW hy ballots
aud failing IN that, by bullets; but the a.
sem6led eonspirasOrS thought it best moi To
adopt them, We are told that The health of
StoneWaIi jackson was proposed by one Of
the wheeling cOppesdeads during The
evening, aud drank with gusro.
Some OF the better class of demncrs,,
deaounee the meeting ia round terms. bnt
theo we suppose that will all be healed mn
aHd Jack SWaney, ''SaUiveT'' Howev VIM
Keunon, Jr., aud John H. Heatou viii con-
tinue to lead the Democratic party Of Rel.
mont county. -
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ORTlcE PRovosr MlRsa4L GIvraa1 1IoEly,..1

oRTIcE PRovOsF MlRsH11 aExEaA1 1CE W.
WHEELISo, March 9, 1885.
CPECIAL oRDEaS.-AIl soldiers In .ba ,ssr,,... =,
~ the United States, paroled BY the rebels aud now
within the limits Ofthe Distriet Orwestsrn Virinis
be forwarded to the camps designated bE tb W. ~
Department. - - "NA
All stragEers from the army, wilI'report At ,Dcs
to ths commanding officer nearest To thrs, 70 fS
torGarled to their companies. - - V
All ASsentees who tail 70 report within I've dav.
VIII De considered deserters, tor whom the psaaI ~
Eard will be paid on delivery. -
Nsjor and Provost Marshal Gener4I fSr yiFiipt,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-12
DIED.

At Lexington, Va, OF Pulmonary Consumption.
ELIZABETH s., wife Of Hanson vs.. Chapline, formerly
of this place.
OF Consumption, on the sth inst, in Newborg,
Cermont county, Ohio, in the 18th year of his age,
Mr. JOHN ATKINSON, formerly Of Dayton, Ohio more
recently ofthis city, and sOn-inlaw of Mrs Mary A.
Taylor.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-12
FOR SAT.R

WILL sell at private sale the following desirable
zeal Estate 10 la Graage Lots numbered 2s %.
ana ~ ieet Oh the north part ofNo II. II NOT sold
9eor F the lsh day Of March. 1865 will ON that
Of the Court.house OF Ohio county, to the highest
bidder. - - 49, s''e's
Terms made known on the day of sale
marc l" ALoNZ0 LoRING, for the owners.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-12

Coz. EILET has asked permission to take
two rams aud recapsure the Queen Of the
West, but the Admiral of the feet viii not
consent.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-12
FOR SANE.
PUBLIC SAI.E

WILL sell at public vendue on Saturday, the
j 18th inst, Lot No. on the plat Of Boggs' farm,
adjoining Ritchletown. There Is on tho lot good
tEostory frame house. with foundation built for an
addition There is we'll of good water on the lot
Terms VIII be made known on day OF sale, or can
De r mad D I applying to ABRAM BARON.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-12
TOM THUMR

JUST RECETYED, a lot Of Cards of Tom Thumb
y and Wife. Also, Cards OF Com Mutt and Mis-
Minnie. Also lot OF Fancy Cards aud Cards of Co
leDrlIles A. PARTRIDGE'S Gallery
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-12
Valuable Property For SaIe,

q FOR SALE, that first class store No q, stu.
t4I uHted on the north side Of Monroe street. be-
sitabie aud pleasantly located dwelling houses sim
Hted on the north side Of John street. East Wheeing
between Ffhh and Sixth streets. Terms unodernts
Enquire at the office OF HANNIBAL, Forces
kSq' No. 1909 Fourth street. marIO-lW
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-12
AtLentlOn, Dischargel SOIdIers.

" you are entitled to the 500 Bounty without re-
gara 70 the time you haveser Applications made
letter or In person will be promptly attended to.
charge papers Attention will also be given to OBJ
tanning Pensions and Bounty due the heirs of deceAs-
Once at the Savings Bank, No. IS 8Iaip street.
S. p. HiLDRETa,
marl2H Notary Public and Claim Al gent.
Press cOpy.1
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-12

ORI1cE COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL REyESur = =
FIRST DtsT OF VIRGINIA.
Wheeling February 2s, 1858
LIE IL following gentlemen have been appointed
the First District as follows: u"''sS Oh
.S. y; 0Frs Hancock and Brooke POst.once HollI
Post-ofiice wheeling n - 49, N't'" county,
.ro4 ns: Va =, Bell Marshal and wotzel Postoeo Cam.
Samuel Billingsly, Tyler and PleAsauts po,,-oe,..
Warrington, Va, F0sI-0uce
FrancLs Herman, Preston and Taylor, Post Otos
mar JAS. G ORR,
W Collector LIST Dist. Of Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-12
FOR Safe

WILL be sold at public auction, at tho Court.
house, In Wheeling, "Wednesday, tho 18th
OF march, commencing at II o'clock A. NJ the fol-
from bridgeport, Ohio, and about the same distance
rom hartnsVile, between the two plank roads CON
tanning Il acres OF very superior land for fruit and
grape growing; u comfortable house aud barn, a
good bearing orchard Of choice fruit consisting Of so
apple ana 90 chorry and plum teees with large va
~ E very cholce small fruit currants raspb6rries
gooa growing condition. with acres moTe the best
size Lor grape growing in the country Good water
LOT any one Wishing pleasant home. with good
chance to raise fruit. eSSN
a.. IEaMsIOne-third cash on day of sale, balance in
TWO equal payments OF 9 and 12 months with inter
est from date ''t i"'et
For further particulars enquire on the premises,
wbt ~ m5kes Browne Gallery, 1870 Main street,
mar9.dGwtd
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-12
COAL OIL LAMP DEALERS.
ATTENTION.!

T MOST RESPECTFULLY SOLICIT THE. AT
Coal Oil O andiliers, Pendants, Brackets 'Harps,
French Lamps, Lamp Stands and Trimmings OF ey-
every description. AlsI, Lanterns, with Billings
no. Chimney Burner, which Is superior to anything
ever offered to the trade.
As to quality of finish and liberal prices defy
competition. Catalogues with prices sent on appli.
cation free of charge TO the trade.
Office No. 2T6 Pearl street, New York. Factory
No. A State street, Brooklyn.
W. II SMITH,
feb2l-1m# Solo Manufacturer.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-12
LindsleY INSTITUTE

TnE SPRING AND SUMMER SESSION oF an.
lnstitnte under the care OF NesSrs TST,,Ss7 -
Greene, will commenee on Monday Na4rI 1IlSSS 81
will continue Is weeks 44'-' Sl0
The terms for the whole session win be.
In the Classical Department. SIS On
- - RnElish 70 -
There will be no extra charges.
It IS expected that another teacher will be en-,
Plcyod IN short time, that full justice NAV - f
to AL the pupils nnder our charge. marS-f w.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-12
valuable Property for Sale.
PUBLIC SALE nf Val.
Valuable Real Estate i'm the City
OF Wheeling for sale.

T OFFER FOR SALE lot number on. :, .on,-.
tTeI1ty-nine, on the plat of tho addition 10 The
city OF wheeling, as laid out by CHARLES T. Churcbf
trustee and call ID Busna Vista addition. nj S iof
Is situated on the north side Of Monroe street Ia
Sky Iset IN 'front.' and extends back the same width
wide on the north side Of said lot which 10 b st
SPen In common with the owner Of the adjoining I6t
tortable dwelling house. Por more fulI dssrSftt
Office. N RiHITiA ~ is'S 3 my
mario a - IAsss'ON1
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-12
MIDDLINGS, SHORTS AND BRAN

VSL hhUhLNAD, aud for sale, At the LOWRsT
=, 1S9 tons PINE HEAVY MInDLINGs, made FINN
the best Family Flour. and anususlIy rich =.
lse tOns BRAN AND SHORTS mixe.i-vsII ,-or.b
the attention Of al Who are desirous Of ssono;i
FEEDING during the winter 4-4
Al Of the above Feed q in GOOD saekI. r,..Sv a.,
'a jPHs 0' NJ. p PB sE9 3, I.RosT
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-12
FOR RENT.

ca A good two-Story brick DWELLING HOUSE,
LEI on Hampton street. Apply to
Io6lO HAReRR & BRO.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-12
HOuSeOn Main Street to Let,

CONTAINING a dne store room, besides the dwell
" ling part. Possessi ON the first of April. En-.
quire Of ljan26l PRYOR FROST.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-12
House and Lot for Sale.

THE FRAME HOUSE AND LOT in Center Wheel
i ing, east side OF Chapline street corner Of Sec
ond. Enquire Of ] THOBURN,
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-07-31
, ClanseyMaraarei. or. te.John.

2 Clansey Margaret, o P, to John
"a. Hopper 20 90
8 Co6ly Jemima,O P, to James
HsBuA I go 90
8 Curtis Maryy0P, to J.Moores 20 90
3 Cunningham g F, o P, 70 Sam
i5o guel Galloway ygmao q 500
fcarr Samuel 81 Susan, o r, pay u
MA Matthew Wiley, Jr. a2ia2 20 90
4 Combs Tabitha r, OF, 10 VIM
a9g i Smithsoh 's Il 20 O0
S Curry Hannah, O r, to Isaac <
Scarborough M 20 200
4 81 ! Wilson ~ @ 25i 90
Whi.eford s'l' a5 90
Visor visor is''' = sS' 80 sef 4 81 DO
rg, ~ 4il3 rGasa .s..f i1 :s,H iJraG ED0friI
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-07-31

| Nelson James, juror ontinquest q
3 Newnaoon Michael, OF, to John
Moores, 80 ~ 81 20
3 Newnon Letitia, o P, to John 4t
Moores Il, a4.ts.., IS, ,s 20
s Norris Margaret, o P. to Hugh Il I
G. Whiteford 30
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A Judd VIM H, damages on road 1000
A Judd John, witness na1 Inn 33
Jurors and Bailifs for 1864 3,610 90
4 Jennings Martha A, S w, 1861, 8 90
4 Jennings M, E, do do 8 90
8 James Thomas M, constable's liosJ
,9 account 8 80
! lsahbaugh Charles, juror on in 'i,
i, quest .s. SO
S Jones Mary, o P,to M A How
lett ao@ , 90 90
.ts. n -H sylti a9 -s4 ,u rs-- .,i't
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2s:Bowman, VIM s. examiner, sur 4s nv , 70
saad seyor, andt plots on roads az 90
2sBafton John, damages on road 800
a Berry Eli, s w, 1881, altt4{a "al 3 90
3sBull Jacob E, coffin account ~ 8 90
4 4Btadenbaugh, Jacob, ,ir., chain d ...o, 20
-'.8 man on road 10 ,laI s,!5rati1 !a67
4sBurke Benjamin, taking pauperss ljI'. IL !.
oa1g to- almshouse I. = pa e2ii.i sl,, 6 90
4lsBateman Joseph E, late sheriff dg
account o' v, " M 1 81 ssaf s - @ ,s% g. 81
S,BacontThomas M. magistrates p,,0
s9 sp 4 'ie,, account and coroner a5 ass@22o75
4 Bhney VIM J, magistrates ac--''l.5aai,a;ls .a,.;l'
.sp@connt gipq sol s3si2ipsEea q 80
l BiFckhead, Samuel. H, juror on '%s
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-07-31

2 Hewlett VIM, juror on inquest so
2 Hobbs Lawson, do do so
2 Hopkins VIM, - do = do eg 90
2 Hall James W do do so
2 Hopper James do lido 80
2 Herman William, Jail account JIG 96I
A Heaton John, magistrates ac-
.2lcount e,r3s Al@, 15el, aa95s 6s3O
s Howe James, general superyi-
sor 2lO 90
3 Hanson B H, register of wills 25 90
A Holland Ann, o P, to Isaac
Twining tat 20 90
s Hall Margaret, o P, to George
Bevard, 80 90
! Hall Thomas w, county COM
missioner 68 SO
5 Harlan Henry S, county COM
missioner iieial 5oassLos'sa IS 81
4, Hildt VIM, constable's account 8 90
2 = "
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q Evans, WmiF, chairman OH road 167
2 Evatt Vim, Juror on inquest .e, 4 $50 ssj5O
5Ellelt John, coffin account IS g g 8 90
L. Eyeritt Senia, o P, to Bepja-,3at ,G5 f@5
min Standiford ioi'ia ,,.i 2s.lq2,'"l 20 90
A Ensenger Mary's child, o P, to
sd James Stansbury .. s.5 90 90
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,orns Garrett, magislrate's and

2 Osborn Garrett, magistrates and
coroner's account q 80
8 O'Donnell James, coffin acct IL 90
2 Owens John T, juror on inquest 80
4 O'Keef Mrs, @ p, 10 Samuel G q,
Scarf lIfil, ir@l'll''l}l 80 90
- e O. I'M EE H
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g,t5J ,IsIGnE tltE p ~
Htfs yigGNo 5uun3ail D.
arms gnv Uf itDaag Sd 100,
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2 MishaelJ J ], examiner on road 6 90
2 Martin lHenry's heirs, damages
.os ION road dl3aqsai gr8 ai3r200 OO
3 Marks Edward, witness laJ iia3 33
2 MeCpmas Alexander, superyisor, ~
- III fof almshouse I'd Al3G 200 90
3 Msryland gHospi.al asHsg4g 450 90
2 Mitchell John, examiner on road 2 90
5fMassy Thomas, lchaihnnanp do II SO
3 McGornick James M, account
) u fled . .f.o. 33e,,, zoe, 90
a McComas Alexander, coffin CO. &C.
-osa'couhs noIig -a7.iohlo t5stl2pO0
, s. McCoinas John K, almshouse 4 9',,
account S9arrg is97a S. 90
3 Mocomas Mrs Mary, sewing
,Ralmshouse. s years 'sii E| Sl73 25
! McComas William A, coffin Vl4a
ACCENT stii 5rE t.a ~ tNJH ri 90
McComas solomon, juror On in ,T,a,
idb Quest ts3 {8" Vtsa & & s. IN
Il McC Comas John @, do ,8lls.lst so
"a McComas VIM Al, do Y so
4 McGaw William E, do ( i's so
"A, ,McGaW Roberss do '@,gA So
IMagness Charles, do i3'f d so
70 MeGaw Roberto dtdo is n,.ao 80
2 Medsuff John afdof go.
IL Mitchell VIM K, do 4 sl50'
2 Mitchell Thomas dofsi d5 lq Il so
- McMasters John s.i do gp,at sal 80
2 Movie George W, DO 5s'.sa al qsf' so
10 Mar4lspd Chas, magisFa,e's ac- 'pp
count go 7s65
s McCann Cbarle constable's
account ~ 80 SAg \ n 2I So
Montgomery Charlotte, o P, 20 90
& MitchelI Mayyo q P,so John &
Sapplngtqn ,oou 20 90
2 Mllaba9 4 q Margaret, @ 70 GesFgs D
SlSilbertH j 20 90
3 Mitchell Elizabeth, O r no 00|
I 8 McFaddsb.B Bebsce p 2 ,iolsam- 4
sa mel Galloway III U q FAa ia 00,
Mckinnoil Rachel, % 81 10 Jer-
ssd einiali Lowe III Y y sf 20 0Ol
8 Moots Bsnjanin P.ajjr, jail ac- '. sI'l'|
count 74l
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2 Nambefs William, IceDstabls's hssssa
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The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-07-31

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