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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-03-28
TRAVERSE JURORS
FOR MAY, 1853.

FUU MAN, I2UO,
hloom-CarE Brown Richard Pummar, tIsrry
Hupinscr, Evan Jones, John PurotI, yrus J1hn.
son, JpremiHh Blower.
Beaver Henry Lehr
Briar Greek -lhOmas Adams, George Rover,
Hor Berwick Hudson owen Jacob Meyer
Benton -IhoS Gibhius Elias McHpnry Robert TX sl.r
Catt0Wissa- Reuben Rohibach
COnyugham--FrndcrickR Il Won fsrth
Fishing Craek--irlm EittGnbandsr Vincent ri.
chart, Cyrus MCHGury
Fran hn--Muscs Hover
GrecnWood--LhJah lk4lar, Joseph r Palton,A ndrsw
AID frtsOu
liamock--DeHns Pur sci, Reuben Foulk.
l.ocust--Wn Toagcr, Charles Metz.
ManH--Charlcs Nuss, Daniel Fisher
MIi'lin--Lc0nard kuknndall, WIN Pht.itt, Ictlnr.
Montour-Owen Eycrly, James carton.
NJ pIcasant-Jos"ph Ike, Daniel Xielar
Nadison--NehCmiah Wclver, Or Tho. Swishsr.
Pine Benia min Winterstcen.
Roaring treek--George Dreisbarh
Bugarluaf--Jnhu w Kna, Wm B p.trrman.
sc0tt--UsaI Eut, Thos Fowler, BENJAMIN Thornton
George W.CreVuug,
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

Francis A. MendenhslIs Guardian No 81, Dee. 1851
vs. ia common Pleas
The Exc tors & Heirs of nr. OF CsluiHbi& es.
Ashbei Il. Wilson, deceased
The undersigned appointed an nut ilor by the Cosrt
Of Comnsn Pleas tf sGid county, to marshal the as
sests and distribute the fund Arising on The extension
Of the cal Estate Of the heirs Of Dr. A. b. ilsoB So
CO ased the creditors in the order in which the same
shalt by the laws Of Pennsy sylvana, be- paid VIII at.
tend the Recorders ce, in the town Of bloomsburg
on Wednesday, the 29th day of April, A. d lc63 oe
tween the hours Of ten o'clock A. NJ. aud four o'clock
NJ Of said day, perform the duties Of his Rppont'
ment when and where all persons intoscsied may
attend if they thinA proper. -
j. G. FREEZE,
Auditor.
Bloomsbury March 2s, l563.-4w. - 90
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-03-28

Bloom-~A ! Evans, George iIas71rt, Jno T. p9rkNy.
Bpsvrr-D7vid Davis, Henry ilos1Isr.
BpntJn-Pst-r C7sr Jacob kinbls.
Btiar Clrnk Slulurl Gans.l. Jnhn Gfinari
Uissa--lIerry H0l,insthsaI
t0nvugham-R ban KuIt;le
Centre IrYi AikmSu
Hcmlack Isaac Plrsel, Mathia. WhienIsht, Wn
pmmmer iiurh Hartman, john Wrnner
LOrutt-Davd Miller Joseph Cicaver
M Pleasant Daniel Vanderslis
MOntour Noah N1usur, Henry Gig!sr.
Grunge Henry belong.
klMinR Crock Samuel Dyer
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seD- Persons intending to apply for Ii.
eenses to keep tavern, should procure
and file their petitions at once. The law
is imperatiye-the stamps, &c., must not
be forgotten.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-03-28

The DAILY AGE,-Messrs, GI0SsJycu-
"er g. 10 isncd from Philadelphia, thoir
new Democratic paper, entitled the Daily
Age. 1t is frst-class, high-tonod, read~
able sheet, We predict for The Age
brilliant career and complete success.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-03-28

neg" The traitor, Wendell Phillips, in
speech recently delivered in New York
city, used the following reasonable Ian
guagc; "Libety to the stare, or death to
the Uaioa.' He is the leader of the Ad-
ministration party, which, in the eyes of
Abolitionists, it is treason to oppose.
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$50 RgeWagd-MOrse Stolen

Mr.. JACOB LEIBY, of Aontour town
ship, this CO., had a valuable Family
Mare stolen from his stable on last Mon
day night. He offers reward of $50
for the animal and $40 for the thief, or
S 80 for both, See his advertisement
elsewhere.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.
In the Orphans Court for the county OF
Columbia ; Estate of John Covenho-
ven, late Of Oranpe twp.. deed,

y person1 interested viii take notice that tha m
tAdGIsigned appointed Auditor by the Orphans Con.t
ol Cou'haa county, 70 report distribution Of the bal
hoe ia 'hs hands ct cyrus \. Mclcury otthe a..
mlhlsWdiGfs el John CoveuhOveu drCpased 70 ana
among e respective Crcdit0ra Of the dccrndyu acenr
ulns u lhe order establ, by law, viii meet the pan
urs lni rested az the Office Of Robert clark ll
bHomshuff on Wednesday, the twenty. .seconl ot Apr
lso', iof the pSpose oi his appointment, when ~
N,r' P4iuhs interested ar required 10 present 'h'
o!d'ms 10 DC d1uauud from coming ln for share 81
suIh assets.
g. II. BALpY. Al'!r.
Bloom baTg March e, l7La.--4 : ".
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AUDITORS NOTICE.
AUDITORS NOTICE.
In the Orphans Court for the County Of
Columbia Estate of George Hart
man. deed. late of Rnnton fun

Ll persons interested vii! take notice that the IN
IA derslguod, appointed Auditor by the Orphans
Court VI Columbia county to settle aud adjust the
ana proportions Of the balance asSots IN the hands
deccased to and among tha respective creditors NJ the
deceased, according TO the order established by law,
Will meet hc parties interested at Robert f. Ci0rks
Oihce, ln BLOoMsBURG, on tuesday,, the TWEN-
pf-EIGHIh day of APRIL, 1903 fer the purposes of
his appoh lment when ard where all parties interest.
ed are requested to present their claims OF be debarred
from COMING IN for a share Of such assets
, ROBERT F. CLARK, Auditor,
Bloomsburg, March %, leGs--h az 90
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lSy The month Of March has been the
most remarkable and changcable of any
we reoollect for at least twenty years
Then We had perhaps moro snow, bnt il
all lell at oneo.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-03-28

A PROLIFIC Cow-Mr. George Haz-
zard, of Bloomsburg, has Cow which
has produced seven Calves within four
years, having had twins three times in
succession
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5eg- Don't forget to let us know where
you remove from, as we'll as the place to
which you remove, when You direct your
papers changed.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-03-28

Renoral. Mr.. L. r. SuARPLESs has
removed his Stock of Goods into Judge
Rupett's spacious Store House. Here he
oan enjoy better mercantile facilities with
a more eligible stand, which he has just
rcplenisbed with new Spring and Summer
Goods. Mr.. S. must feel quite at home
in his now and pleasant quarters.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-03-28

Mr.. CHARLES A. KNoRR, of the Army
at Yorktown, Va, has our thanks for a
late copy of the Cavalier. We find much
in it OF interest in relation to our fellow
citizens from Columbia, in the l7Sth Reg,
p, M. The Cavalier is small but spicy.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-03-28

GuBERNAToRIAL.-HoN. VIM. HoP-
KINs, one Of the nobest men and purest
democrats in our State, has declined the
nomination for Governor of Pennsylva-
MA
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49, T he Stats of Kansas has dozen
regiments Of white men, five regiments of
indians and two regiments Of negroes.
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We have the March number of the
Farmer and Gaydeaer. 1t comes a little
late in the month, but that objection is
overcome by its intrinsic merits. 81 90
year for the only farm journal in Penn
sylyania.
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WIN scar On the right side, about under lho gadir
skirt snG lump inside of the let hiud rg below the
knee, Animal Is years old
S7I reward will be paid for the Mare and Ihirf, cl
Soj Tor the Mare alone.
A., JACOB LEI3Y.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-03-28

Godey's Lady's Booh, in all its beauty
and excellence, is already upon our table
for April
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iF,tuea for The Co'Hmj,d Democrat.
eGmA, inGgSt.yD


TN DRATn NJ
JOHN A. HARRISON sHUTsAN.
Fare thc- WILL, my Nlothrr,
Fare thee well, my sisters dear,
Pare lhae VOL my Brothers;
Might Is dark and drcar.
Rut the san is dawRing,
See it gilds the sky
Darkness leaves. w,h morning
And noW can die.
Lay me ont softly,
Cross my hands upon my breast
sp;ak 10 me in whispers,
Now 90 - rest;
MinSle with the angels,
In the upper air,
iarEl h9ar thoir voices,
Soon, shal be tbsrs.
BYB.
81 Bloomshurg March 1903
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March es, 1868.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
i state 0f Uurrict Iount, deceased.

1 EIIEHS Of administration on the
4 Estate Of Harriet Yount, late of Pine town.hip
So!umOia county deceased, have bucu granted by th
NesIlrf OF tOlInbm county TO tho undersgued: am
persons irhg claims against the estate of tn. deco.
urnt are requested u present them rs the administrator
at ms rtsii,nc1 IN said township without dclay aud
All persons indebted to make payment forthwith
- HIRAM SHULTZ, Admir-
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rG5 The Water was today let into the
North Branch Canal.
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EightY U0RarS Rc,ca7H
OKae ESay Ware ,

On Monday night, March ed, lsG3, there was stolen
rom me stable ott subscriber in Montoar township
COLUMBIA county,
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GRAND JURORS
FOR MAY, 1868.

March q, 1868. 4w -.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-13
House of Delenates.
TavRsDAFI Noy. ", ls63.

tHuRspA4 - ct- AZS 4SoS-
Prayer By Rev. John NlHate
Ths House Wa Informed that the Senate
had adopted the report Of the conference
committee on the Joint resolutions in rela-
tion 20 the Auditor aud SeeFetary of the
Same.
The report wss called up by Gen. Kramer
and adopted by the House.
Senate bill No. 80, TO incorporate the
Bellton and WerZel county Turnpike Com
pauy was read the second time and CON-
mitted.
The school bill was taken up and the
amendments of the committee adopted ex-
cept the 18th, authorizing the boards Of
Supervisors to levy a county tax ON prop
erty for the support of free schools. The
bill after some further amendment was laid
on the table to await the preparation OF
further amendments.
A message from lbe Senate transmitted
n bill rs. No. +2) changing the name OF
the Luuatic Asylum ut Weston.
The rule was suspended and the bill
passed.
Mr.. RuVFxER asked aud obtained leave
for Mr.. John D. Rosset to withdraw certain
petitions from the files of the House.
Mr. CRAWFORD called up the bill for the
support of the poor, III. No. 1917 and
pending its consideration the House nd-
journed.
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FROM IIATper's Weekly.
Tha Old Gag.

We all owe Mr.. BeeCher our gratitude
for the pleasant and plucky way in which
he battIed with the mob in Liverpool,
Manchester and London. His perfect self
possession, his readiness. his jOvial wit,
gave him the victory throughout. Another
orator might have withered the mob with
sarcasm, but he melted them with bUmOE.
Ne turned the laugh against them. He
psrkted -sbess77- alSS :. aaa ~ the acme time
struck hoHie. TherS - mo- public speaker
IN the oOOhtFy % well fitted TO do what he
has done as Mt. Beecher, and the work
he has begun IN England will doubtless be
continued by others, until profound and
powerful impression is made upon British
| common sense.
1t surprises many that Mr.. Beecher had
to confront the mob in England, since he
and all men of his views can now speak
freely here at home. But the spirit against
which he speaks, and against which the
people OF this country fight, is always and
everywhere the same. Whether il is hang
ing a man 10 Georgia for saying that GOd
made all men free. or burning II slave in
Carolina because he is trying to seize his
liberty, or numbering n man or child in
New York because of their color, or by a
respectable mob" sitting discussion in
Boston, or trying to stihe it in Liverpool,
Manchester, or London, Slavery is the same
old tyTRDt, 10 whom Tree speech IS as dan
gerous as a match to gunPowder, aud
which always seeks victory by brute force.
In this country We have had enough of
this kind OF tyranny. Under the Constitu-
ton we have discovered that no mans
opinions are more sncred than another's.
II SOutheruers like slavery, they may say
SO. If NOrtherners hate it, they may say
so; and the Constitution protects each in
the expression of his views. In the cele-
brated Union .as-it. was, which it seems we
are going to have in spite of the Vice
President, it was quite the other way
But in the Union. 1T is we have got the
gag out of our mouths. Nor does it look
as II it were likely to be forced into any
bold mouth on British soil OF course,
every man knows that Il is the American
pimps and pandeFs of slavery in England
who, subOrning few natives Of their own
kind, endeayOred stop, by threats and open
riot, the meetings which Mr.. Beecher ad-
dressed. The old serpent dies hard. But
its head being under the heel of ciViliZa-
ton, religion, common sense aud common
humanity, whether it darts It's poison in
great rebellion, or Wriggle in q riot, or hiss
in COpperhead speeches at home, and
brawliug interruption Of public meetings
abroad, its couvulsiOns are but the throes
of death.
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BLESSINGS BRIGHTEN, Erc.
From the Richmond Examiner.

Especially strange does it seem that we
are never aware of the wealth of the aban
doned sections until they are abandoned;
and then we suddenly wake up 10 the fact
that the Yankees are fOraging with case
and comfort in country which, it was
Supposed, we had deserted because il
could not sustain life. Who knew, for
instance, of the immense resources Of Lou.
don before the retreat Manassas Who
estimated the millions Of pounds of bacon
stored away between Petersburg and Suf.
folk before the country was virtually given
up TO the Yankees? Who appreciated the
fertility of tho Northern Neck until the
Lincoln raiders commenced drumming 10
and tro" through that rich peninsula, and
"increasing their knowledge" of its wide
fields Of corn and mammoth stacks of
wheat? Who though of EUst Tennessee
| as other than rugged, mountainous couu.
try, which could feed neither friend nor
fOC2 Who, even now, justly prizes the
importance Of the salinGs and lead mines
of south western Virginia7 Who sees the
necessity drawing in the supplies of the
south side in case the Yankees should try
as they doubtless will, that last untried
line to Richmond? Everybody-no, NOT
everybody, certainly not the Commissary
General. "CleOn is Mr.. Foresight-after
sIghtI says comic poet OF antiquity; aud
sensible men everywhere in the Couicdera
cy are weary of "sober, second thought"
and disgusted with fertile afterthought on
the part of those whose business it is to be
acquainted not only with the resources of
the country, but also with tho manner in
which those resources are distributed.
MEssR7. @. B. LAMAR AND FERNANDO WOOD.
The letter OF Dc. G. B. Lamar to Fer
nando Wood, proposing joint stock block.
ada running undertaking, has been repub.
lished in tho Southern papers, and has
created great excitement. The Richmond
Examiner. of Nov. 2, says:
"This letter was repubIished in many
other Southern papers, but With scarcely
moro expression of interest ia il than
probably curious forgery copied from
Yankee Journal. To the CONSERVATION,
however, of those who were thus ready TO
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DIED.

Yesterday morning at O'clock, VrGGIxIA p, daugh.
ter Of Albert and sarah Walt, aged years.
Tho funeral will take place this afternoon at .
O'Clock from the resids-ee OF the parents on the
corner Of FIRST and Market Streets Centre wheelIug
The friends Of the family are invited 10 attend.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-13

TuR question of the Income Tax comes
up to-day in a new phase. Commissioners
Lewis decides that section ninety.two Of
the Tax law provides no means for the col
lection of the tax in cases where income is
derived "from professional services, from
speculatiOus, or in any other manner than
from fixed Section nineteen,
however, contains u general provision
which is held applicable to the Income
Tax, with the exception that but five per
cent. penalty shall be imposed for nor. pay
ment, instead of the ten per cent. demand
ed by some of the collectors under the
terms of section niRety.twO. Persons who
have deferred the payments ofthcir Income
Tax beyond the ten days grace allowed of
ter due notification are therefore liable To
an additional payment CT five per cent,
aud under this ruling of the Commissioner
may refuse to pay any larger sum.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-13

FOLLOWING in the wake of the great
Enr,lIwesiern fair at Chicago, will be fairs
atm ,Iwnnaes, Cleveland, Pittshurg, Gin
oidnnli, Ga!cna and DuLuque-all for the
saints. !, commission. aid I'LL conducted by
die laaIts of the West.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-13

TO us to reflect that between us and New
foundlaud lies the whole mass OF the Yam
kee nation.
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MOURNING GOODS


RLAAck RB cISIB!. LuPtn's make.
French Merinoes,
Grape MeFiBO,
Victoria Reps,
Empress Cloth
SILK without luBtFe,
Shawl MeFfno,
MsTinO Long ShaWls,
Grape Collars and Sets,
English Grape,
English Grape Wells,
e Cloth Gloves and Gauntlets,
Silk Gloves, neeoed,
Just received by GEO. r. TAYLOR,
Oet14
DLACK CLOAKING CLOTH AT tI.75,
II Black Cloaking Cloth at 300,
Black Cloaking Cloth At y 50,
Black All Wool Cloth at t3.OO,
Black All Wool Beaver Cloth at 800,
Black French TWilIed Beaver at g 30,
Extra Heavy TWilled Beaver at 800,
Heavy Grey Mixed Beaver at Sal SO,
Heavy BrOEn and DrAb Mixed Motions 4t 81 90.
The largest and cheapest stock Of every deserip-
ti0n OF Cloths 4t
pov4 Us. RHODES.
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Interesting reading matter will be found
on the fourth page of this paper.
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The steamer MIAMI, BRTsOS Master
sllatEtt3 will leave EOr the above and inferno
izEhdIate ports on this day. Friday the 18th
inst, At O'Clock, r. II. For freight or passage up
ply SS Sl S0Ai0' Of !" JELLY MANNER, Ast..
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TAKE NOTICE.

LENDERS Of the Fourth Ward Union Club, and
NI citizens OF the Wand generally, are earnestly
requested to meet IN the Hose House on Friday
evening November 18th, at ~ o'clock for the Pur'
pose Of dsVising ways means OF raising funds to
relieve the families Of volunteers who may be In
INDECENT circumstances and especially tho families
OF those soldiers WhO now prisOi ers Of war ia
Richmond, Va. nOTl2
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SALE OF HOUSE AND LOTS
IN W,EJ,I."NE

VIE undersigned will offer for sale AT public anc-
tiOu at the door OF the Court House IN the city
Ct wheeling Ou Saturday. November 2Ist, A. d. 1868
at O'clock, p ~ the follow ing described lots siI-
mated Ia the town 81 Wheeling, OhiO county, aud
State u West Virginia, to wit
Parts Of lots numbered and three, situated On
the east side OT Fiith street In the II snty -drst
square Of Noah ZaRe's addition 70 the town Of
Mheeltng, bounded a. fOllOWs:-oOmmeBciBE on
inches north from the corner Of MOnFOs street /;
thence eastWarly AZ right angles from Fifth street
niuetytOur feet; thence nOTthWaFlly parallel with
Fth street thiTtythree feet; thence EostWardIy to
Fifth street aud At right angles Herewith thence
aOuthWaTdy and binding said Filth street TO the
place Of beginning, containing about thIrty-Oue
hundred and four feet; Als the and right OI way
Of the alley East side Of aid lots Said lots we're
formerly owned by John J. Carroll.
Terms Of sale :-One-third cash In hand, one.thIrd
in one year aud the residue In two years; deferred
payments to bear interest from day Of sale aud Sc
cured by mortgage on the premises.
OTIS r. W0RETELL.
uHo. HICEHAH, AucttOneeT. nOVl1.ts
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Fine Mink Furs.

A MOTHER stock OF Mink Collars, Cap0s and
"A hEas, from $50 to $500 set, received this
Ha0TRtng W ETPFesS.
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Trustees Sale.
Sale OF TRUST PropertY.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that on the 18th day Of
IN D eember, 1868. between the hours Ot ten
O'Clock A 81. and tour o'clock. p u At the front
door OF the Court House OF ohio eOunty, West Viz
gfnIa in the city Of Wheeling, will sell Al public
auction, the highest ami best bidder theTetOT the
following that i lots uunalsGed
tweuty-One 1911 and twenty-five ls2I In the Ritth
Ward Of the eiyy wh-eIins, by virtue Of desd Of
trust made by John W. Gill aud acOrEe Hardnlah 70
4 II. PitGhuEh, recorded in deed book q on page
ass and by virtue OF order Il the Circuit C0aFt
Of said county substituting me in the place Of the
I'D FitEhuRh, the said Gill and Hardman having
given their consent TO the sid sale, in writing
Terms Of Sale - One-fOuFth Of the purenaee
money in hand: the remainder n two equal annual
instruments with int rest from the day q sale -
be secured by the purchasers note Anda deed u
''''' =" ' THEODORE n GORRELI.
nOvlO-ts Trustees
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CLOAKS MADE TO ORDER.
For Cincinnati.

The steamer EMMA BOYD, RIeHAED-
tsUtSsos Master, will leave for the above
4&z8sand intermediate ports on this day.
Friday, the 18th inst, at O'eInek, P. u. For
freight or passage apply ON board, OF TO
noviS JELLY 4 MANNER Agts-
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OIRIMEAN UNDERsIIIRTS-The heaviest all
how'll VII O""'' '''''' '"'' ). s. RHODES.
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Regular Saturday Packet for Gin
elnnatI.
r. The tine passenger packet RESERVE
Capt. D. B. HERON Master, will leave
for the above and intermediate ports
regular gu Saturday Of cash week al r. NJ
nOVlO JELLY 4 MANNER, ARts
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NV sHAws IN Long and square. Misses do. do,
0cts GEO. II. TAYLOR.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-13
DRESS GOOns

DULL line OF P1aIn French Merinoa, y and g.
II All Wool Dslaines, very rich Printed Merint
aud Delaines, Plain and Figured OttOmans and RSpl
sep25 a Runnrs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-13

DHoTOGRAPH ALBUMs.-ws have Just received
i beautiful assortment Of Albums diTeet ErOT1
BILE prices. D. NICOLL q RRO
noVo 1uao Main
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-13

IT is certain that in the southern cities
there is real suffering from the scarcity of
food. Read the following from the Rich
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-13
FURS! FuRSII

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FINE RURs Ius,
n received by '''
Oct23 GEORGE r TAyIOP