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Smyrna times., 1863-02-05
SnlYDYA Az DNlh,
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1868.

THE TINES" is ppbIished erery Thursday By
Ronr. D. HorFEcxER, Editor and Proprietor, al
Snyrna, DEL
NS-SuBscRrrrlsN,-Ons year, $l.50 in Gd-
rance, or $500 if not paid till end of the year. No
paper discontinued until ell arrears paid-Only
at the option Of the Publisher.
AOvEarIsEMENrs-FOr ersry square Of turelre lines
or less. first insertion fifty cents; eaeh subsequent
insertion tcenty.6re cents. LibrrGl arrangements
made Eitl yearly and La!E Eyearly advertisers Ad-
rsIiissments sent ucitaUut sia!ing the number o
times to be Inserted loiH be continued until forbid
den, and charged according to the GbOUe rates.
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Magazines.

HARPER Tor FEBRuARY.-We have received the
popular magazine for Febylary, and find il unusual
ly full of excellent reading matter. The journey
to Iceland" will be found exceedingly interesting.
TmE ATLANTIC MoNrMLY.-February B,ston
Ticknor & Fields: 50. a year. The pages of this
magazine are enriched with contributions Of the
master minds Of both Europe and Am rcl: and in
the ten Volumes which have been published, articles
have appeared in almost tvery department of ltera.
ture, from the pens of the popular and widel
known authors.
The CONTINENTAL MoNrHLr.-Februarv New
York: John F. Trow 50 year. The politica! ar.
tcles in this number by Hon. +. P. Stanton and
Hon. Robt. J. Walker strong and able We
comm' nj To special attention the p per by Hon. r
J. Walfer OH " Our National Finances" Among
the general papers, " How they J,sted in the Good
Old Times" BY C.G. LelaRd and 4" \ Trip to Antic
tam," by G. w. Loring are the most readable.
FRANK LEsrIE.-Fxtra fashion plates and an I'M
usual proluson Of first class reading matter mark
the February number of this Mammoth New York
monthly. Adults and children can alike find accu
rate e-llus;rations of dress, embroidery and
other articles of fashionable wear such as do not an
pear in the cheap and unreliable magazines of the
day. A vast amount Of valuable information II ay be-
gathered from the we'll stored pages of Frank L,,li,
upon almost all the popular topics of the times and all
at so low ratio is3 per annum, TO make the work
both accessible and desirable
Smyrna times., 1863-02-05

IHE MYSTERY SOIvED.-We publish on our first
page the mysterious disappearance Of Miss Leavcr.
ton from the Wesleyan Female Coll &c. The Ga.
see of later date says that the story of her abduc
ton is not truc and that the President of the College
has since the appearance Of these articles in the
papers, visited Harrisburg, found Miss L." and re
turned her to her parents. 1t is further said tba,
her difficulties truccable to mental alteration
originating from novel reading.
The Harrisburg Union says that Miss beaverton
disappeared from Wilmington ON the moroir, of
January Sth' came through to that city tho same
evening and obtained place in the millinery store
Of MIS- Joseph Bowman. in Market square. where
she rUnained until sent home.
Smyrna times., 1863-02-05

The CONGRESSIONAL CONTEST ENDEp-
The D'lrranal, in its last issue, publishes
the reply Of Mr. Temple-his notice of
counter-cOntestation to the specifications
OF Mr. Frisher, contesting the right of the
former to seat in Congress. They are
dated December Goth, number twenty-five
specifications and would gil nearly three Of
our columns They cover every ground i'm
aglnable, conceivable or that could be dream
ed Of His friends had much to saw about
the extended specifications of Mr.. Fisher
but they numbered only fourteen and did
not occupy one quarter of the space of those
of Mr. Temple. BY the following note
however, it will be seen that the contest has
been withdrawn.
cory.
WAsHNGroN, Dec goth, 1862.
Hon. WILLIAM TEMPLE,
Smyrna, Dela,care.
SIR: This is to inform you that I have
deciinsd snd do hereby decline all intention
Smyrna times., 1863-02-05
Property for Sale.

ne subscriber will sell at private sale in tho town
OF Smyr"a: ! Twu-Sory Frame DWELLING IN
b Bal ST. DWELLINGS On the corner Of B.II and
Ihe ground on winch the above DWELLINGS aro
situated c"mn'lscs about one ac.,.
ms property # not sold at private sale prior 10
'He >! OF March next, IT Will le sid at public sa
on tI't DAY at rNwuIl's Hotel at o'clock. .. m.
or paFucu!"s apply to my agent, JOS W. Mari.
ncr, Sny rna, On to
DANIhT. JAMESON,
J"''''-0t phlladeIni,ia
Smyrna times., 1863-02-05

The BOUSrH.-PeIitions asking the Legislature
to appropriate S25OOO to pay bouncs to volunteers
IN the Fourth Regimen: und in the Delaware Bate.
ry are now IN circulation for signatures The State
has not appropriated dollar towards encouraging
enlistment or to aid in the suppression of the rebel
lion' and vote recorded against iag so will ever
remain blot on the loyalty of him who casts ii.
Smyrna times., 1863-02-05

OF contesting your right to seat in the
House of Representatives as the member
from the district of Delaware in the Thirty
Eighth Congress You will therefore please
regard the notice which ! sent you some
three week ago, signifying my intention to
contest your seat as such Representative, as
though it had never been given.
Yours, very respectfully,
GEORGE Z. FISHER.
Smyrna times., 1863-02-05

capt Bu;' RI, Of Gen. Crtrnden's staff. had re.
mar tahls esca'e IN the Murfrcrsboro' battle bu.
et stfucS hlm iaIfly on the breast, and hattcned
'm?lctcly wit ,out pcr5rating the fcsb. Ho nct
ed ii ou, Of his uniirrm with his fingers. Uc did
not wear a cgat OF mail. The coloncl of the seth
Indiana d'd' and it saved his life ball struck hin,
taIry over his heart and knocked him off his bsrs.
without hurting him. lie mounted and Proceeded
TO fight D'N
Smyrna times., 1863-02-05

We are indebted to Hon. Geo. p. Fisher f., oo.,
ofNaval Report, |. w. Nichols, of the State Ds,nt,
ment' Tor copy of our Commercial Relations, and
Mcssrs. Bcwley aud Gootec. of the Del Legislature.
for copies of bills aud resolutions.
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A CARD.

lne undersigned takes this method of fcturning
ms sincere thanks TO the many friends who kndIS
Pf%heFea their names and influence to his suppurt
IN MS ihionded application To Governor Cannon for
the office OF Register OF Wills for Kent Countv ,Od
although his hope OF obtaining the office as weN a.
the hopes of other candidates. were defeated bv The
unjuslihablc Resignation of Mr. Goodwin. he feels
none the less grateful to the many kind friends who
PrOttcred to him their inhuence.
Jan. 81, 1863.
Smyrna times., 1863-02-05

Mrs. Graves, wife of Sergeant Graves, of Co. C,
18th Delaware, and Mrs. Mary Elijah tn Virtue, who
has son in Go. !. same regiment, went down in
Virginia short time ago, to pay them visit. Ser.
geant Graves writes TO his friends that they hayo
been detained in that locality, and employcd as
nurses in tho hospital at sig per month. The men
are highly pleased with the arrangement, as they
now have the best care taken Ofthcm when they are
Siok
Smyrna times., 1863-02-05
z2l0u<1n<MzuyH4z5
GmHMMnMlnAIx

D r. Corner Ith and CHESTNUT SITS PHIIAHEI.
u. PIIlA.
and also in e "'eu ah aOoHS'
NE" YORK CITY, BROOKLYN. ALBANY
TROY, BUFFALO, DETROIT. CLEyE-
LAND, CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS, AND
TORONTO, C. w.
instruction IN Book Keeping Penmapsbi, C
,nc'Stai III "A ArthMal!c Commercial Law Phon1gtsuhv
ue hIgher Nlath eInats &C., day and evening tba
mus extensive ana practice al COurhr in The world
me advantages offered hy the union of these co'
ESGF Pace lheIn abnve every mcrlv cal school =
a' utFN spectral heneGt from all The Othe re- in The
oh"ihcu experience of numerous teachers The coI
NCH"n oi mahnsCrIpis, (uIon Which We 20 aImos,
ehiFeg LhiehchIlg Book Keeping aud li. nui,I,ca
uon oi locks hey 0nd the ordinary means Of on s,T
InslIuIyu VI "''y Sih8Is
Scholarships issued ~ any of our Colleges are yood
IN al Il ne unlimited 80 "'e s0ou
The PhIIRdelphIa College has beeD recen,I,, -
laFged hnd returubhed in a snrertnr mannsr 81 =
no" the largest and pros erous cnnrm, rcIaI -,
stiluoh IN The Slaic. It's Wci know Ibur,,u n co,
O instruction. and the long pructicni eru-Ienco oC
'"e pfihpals offer unequailed lnuuct to tbnSa
",.s"Ing thorough business education
NO incompetent assistants employ ed. Each student
ON NE beginning under The churre of one ar Inora
"i Ihe ptln IpHIs. 0
bryan q Stralions series Of Text Books sent bv
maj embracing Book keerng, Uhfec editions Com.
mtf''fi AE!l'lihaiic, and Commercial law
tT idfther particulars sCnd for q Cntaioruo
A'nt''s BRYAN I. SrRA FrON x CO
J'' :! PhIiadel lphia,
Smyrna times., 1863-02-05

Surgeon E. d. Daley hsO arrived home on short
visit.
COL }. W. Andrews Of the LIST Del. Regt., has re.
signed. Also. Licuts. Ayrcs and Ely OF the Del.
Cavalry. 1t is reported that the cavalry has been
ordered to Carlisle
Smyrna times., 1863-02-05

AUDITOR AND STATE IREAsURER.--The Legislature
on wednesday elected LOxley R. Jacobs, Esq, of
Sussex county, State Treasurer, and Andrew ].
Galaxy VI ksal euunsy, Auditor Of Acosur.aA
Smyrna times., 1863-02-05

FOR CHAPPED HANDs.-Wash the hands, and,
without using the towel, apply small quantity Of
honey and rub in WELL Use once day, and it will
make the hands very soft, and cure as well as pre-.
vent chapped hands.
Apply 1t in the same manner to a cows teats.
Smyrna times., 1863-02-05

COURT OF QUARTER SEssIoNs.--A bill to abosl
TINS court passed the House of Representatives OF
Thursday.
Smyrna times., 1863-02-05
Agents Wanted

TOR rmE lhFROvED
sloat Elliptic Sewing Braiding
MACHINE
There &c iebratrd mnc.nes are adapted 10 eyerv
hNu oi work mnkInG iighi ork stitch alike on both
9in-s :" me material very fast. siNic and durable
Fof Families, IalOrs and Drcssruakers they are uu
equtied
Send for samples and circulars, enclosing thres
cent stamp
AGENTS LITERALLY DEALT WITH
ArIress II SI-pJr rE
JahH9 II 531 Broadway. New York Civ
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THE MARKETS
Attention, VOEun,cers,

i1e members of Company A, Cant Wilms,,s,
and Company f, Capt. Mnrphy's) will meet -, ,ho
Armory, on SATURDAY, the 7h inst Al o,c1ocL c'
P m' to elect officers to fill Vacancies. and comnet"
the organization Of said Companies.
Full attendance is required
EDWIN WILMER,
Smyrna, Feb. Sd, 1863. ' O'''
Smyrna times., 1863-02-05
PONDENCE.
Written for the Smyrna Times"
Letter from Dover.

Inc Investigating COmmiHse-Hs Unfairness-Gor.
BuHon-State Treasurer-Ihe Court of Quarter
Sessions, &c.
Down E,.h 0d IS69
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Gen. Rosccrnn,' official DispOtch

WAsurNGr,S September eO--An Of
fetal dispatch from Gen Rosecrans from
near Chattanooga to the War Depart
ment, otates that reconnaissance in force
on Fdday, developed tho enemy and
brought on partia engagement, in
which he los, al the onset seven guns,
and his advance was compelled to fall
hack. Pushing forward re endorsements,
he drove the enemy back, recovered lost
ground, sod captured thirteen cannon
The baSiIe was expected 10 be renewed
yesterday.
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on the extreme right has been light, the
enemy apparently preparing to get be-
tween US and Chattanooga. The gen.
eral engagem Mt ended by four ?, NJ,
but about six o'clock, Palmer who had
ga,hsred his scattered forces, and Neg
lev, who had been sen, from the right
flonk to feel the center, pushed forward
aud rs.estabIished his line ss i had
been before, parable and along CLicha
mausa Greek,
The country is level and lhicklv over
grown with nall timber and brush, and
is unfayorable 10 use artillery and very
little has been used.
The casualties in wounded are heavy
but surprisingly light in killed for 30
heavy muskelry engagement,
Tho engagement on the left was one
continuous roll Of musketry for hours
The Seventy ninth Indiana captured a
full battery,
Battery H, Fifth Artillery, was lost
AMI re- caplured
The 6gh, is not yet over, it will prob
ably b. renewed tomorrow
R bel prisoners taken represent the
corps Of Hill, Polk, Johnston and Long
street
Our men are in the best Of spirits, ond
are esger to begin anew.
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ANYOUNCBM BNTS!
SENATORIAL CARD.

Fsl'ov. Citizens Of Tia 7h Senatorial
District Of West Figinia:-The COnsli"
tuition provides that oue.halIof the FIRST
Senators elected shall serve but one year
from January Isl, 1868, and that the
Senate shall determine by lot who shall
have the long term, and who the shor,
one, so that you will have one Senator
to elect at your regular election in Oc-
tober, next I, therefore, adopt this
method of announcing myself, once
more as candidate for that high and
honorable position, which am at
present trying to f III for the best interest
of our New State,
J. NJ. PHELPS.
August 9Th, 1867
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From Nor,a Carolina.

NEw YoRK, September ia New
bern jultsrof the 18th 10 the Herald,
says that intelligence from the front an
oouncas the arrival Of large force OF
tho enemy at Kingston, of cavalry, in
fantry and artillery. The main body
cousis of cavalry, which is reported 10
be Imboden's, from Virginia. The cav
airy is said to number 1000 No North
Cetolina troops are mentioned as being
among the new arrivals. Between 20, =
900, aud $4,000 rebel troops passed
through, or were within the vicinity of
Rale, h few days since.
Alfred Stanley, brother ofex Governor
Stanley, was arresiel in Little Washing
Ton, few days ago, by Lieutenant O.
Brien. Stanley lives in the vicinity Of
Little Wsshin ton, abouta mile and q
half from town.
a Fortress Monroe letter to the Her
aid Of the 18th, states that yesterday
four men, in uniform Of rebel soldiers,
arrived at the fort from Newpori News.
They proved to be Jour Of our own
men who had thus disguised themselves
to facilitate their escape They were
captured on the 18th OF July LAST, in the
first terrific charge of our troops on Fort
Wagnrr. They state lhat for some time
past bur or i've trains per day have been
rgnuiOs 'roops through Richmond south
Tho day tn v took their unccremonious
departure. the city was Illuminated with
camp 6res and crowdad with troops all
.douotlsss, being hurried toward Charles
ton
The iorriications Of Petersburg they
st.te To he quite formidable, They
p4sard three lines Of troops, AMI we're
not iot-rIsrod with. The sane letter
states that lher, are rum r. there Of a
most exciting kink. l. is stated that
lie is de~rting tho whole Of Virginia TO
join Drrag,
Charleston, it is reported, was shell
ell for lhrpe days and completely drs
trnred. This ; said 10 be commuoi a.
ted by parties direct IRON Atlanta, Ga,
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E,rhanre nrGcneraIs.

NV York, September 2o-A Fort
Monroe Letter says the rebel General
Keeper, capiuted at Gettysburg, is oboat
to be exchanged for General Graham,
now prisoner at Richmond,
The iron clad Roanoke has been put
40 5ght.ng trim, owing to rumor that
,bo rebel iron clads are about to make
au attempt to escape to sea from James
River,
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RGg The Unconditional Union party
of Maryland have nominated for Con.
gress in the first District Of that Slate,
William j. Jones, of EIktou, Cecil
county,
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GEAdyicss from New Orleans show
that the organization of negEo troops,
which is to oe brought up to 10000, is
lost being completed, Nearly is 600
blacks have been mustered in, and 70.
cruils are coming in very rapidly,
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SOMETHING NEW.

Mr.. Editor; You can Just say to the citizens
Of Point Pleasant, and the country people gem
orally that have on hand, and am receiving
every few DAYS a nice lot of Cooking Stoves and
Household Furniture such as Bedsteads, Beu.
reas, tables, Chairs, safes, stands, and all 9TH
er kinds Of Furniture, also nice lot ofWilloV
ware such Us Baskets, Baby Wagons, DC.
Wooden ware Of all description constantly on
hand AS l have sold out The grocery part III
my business TO Mr.. Henry Graft, can put al
my time in the tin.shop, and viii not
disappont my customers in that line from this
out, will from this time keep good lot d
tin.warc on hand, regardless Of jenkins or my
ether man Persons wishing topurchase any
Of the above articles will do well 10 give me
call before purchasing elsewhere, intend to
sell for CASH md by so doing can sell ar,
ticles rs cheap as you can buy them in the city.
| Ifyou dOnot believe teal in and see for your
self. will be found in my saleroomS under
Beale's Hall at all hours, job Work done op
short notice.
"Dead loadS OF Fruit cans and sealing wax
on hands. JOHN LEONARD.
Aug 2O-ly.
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cry!

UAVING bought the store and Bakery cstab'
II lishmcnt Of MIR Henry Graf we will still
continue to carry on the Baking business Mt
the old stand ON the corner opposite the Nir'
rinia House. Fresh Bread, Cakes, Pies, dc,
always on hand Orders to furnish social par
ties promptly attended to,
In connection with the above we haze a good
stock Of Or ccrics dc. We also Keep GOOD
quality Of ale on hands, We ask for share Of
the public patronage,
August "a iy 1869
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ETSeveral iuporiaallstiers intended
for this weeks paper, have been crow.
ded out,
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Mn EplroR:--You will please announce W ,
Il, WETZEL. as q candidate for Assessor for
Distric; No |. Mr.. Welzel is in every respect
qualified for the position, being thoroughly &C,
quainted with the business of tha: Office,
UNION.
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Mr.. Z Gt,r: Please announce Capt.
ALBERT f. McCOWN, as a caudi.
date 10 represent the 7lh Senatorial Dis
tict of West Virginia, in the State Sen.
ate, and o5lige,
MANY VOTERS.
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Wocall the attention of our readers
to the advertisement of Mr. John Doge' 5
Boo! and Shoe Store, GalhpoIis, Ohio.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

DY twoyoung gentlemen, between the ages
D oils and 81, with the same number Of
young ladies' Object--fnn, love, friendship or
the result, or anything else that will tend 10
dispel ennui. Photographs desired.
Buuemur or Secesh ladies need not apply, as
their cpisles will not be answered.
Address 4. b SMITH and
HENRY WATSON,
Box %, Point Pleasant. West Va
Sept l7-2m"
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rgB~ A body OF guerrjllas numbering
it is supposed, about 80 men, made "
decent on the village of Troy, I'll mer
county, on Friday morning last about
daylight, robbing two stores Of their
effects, amounting in all to about 81, 900
and pllagirg the houses Of private citl
Eens; which they maize their escape
taking prisoner following persons, who
they took away with them; Adam and
Peter Heckarl Adam Gluck, AMI three
Of Capt, Poitpoiut's men james White,
Alex Golf, and james Robinson,
The GilmGr aud Bone Creek Guards
have since arrested and lodge in the Jail
in this pluo, fifteen oftho most prominent
secessionisls of Gilmtr,as HOSTAGES for tho
return of those carried off by the rebels
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pT-Porlious Of the thirteon hundred
dOsertsrs from Brpgg's army, collected
at srevcnsons' we're sent to this cly
Yesterday by rail, several hundred in
number. We did not hear of0n officer
among them II Nashville Union
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Coming for Confederate steamers.

QvEBEcK, Sept. lit is reported to-
day that the steamer Caledonia is taking
in coal to supply u Confederate steamers
The debate on the motion, no confidence
in the Government commences to-day
g,ae contest promises to bs very close
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Mn. EnTon;--You will please announce
EDMOND +. ROSEBERRY, as a candidate
for he Office of Assessor for District No, l. and
oblige the
= UNCONDITIONAL UNION MEN.
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NOTICE.
AUDlroR's 0FFICE.
NHEELNG. August 90, 1869.


'tAHNL'''N' US ''' ~ 1919
70 the School Commissioners Of he ScUe-
raj counties If tie State:
GESTLgMES;-M Many letters having been re-
ceiycd at this oiiicemaking inquiries about the
Capitatlon Tax, by the act Of the General AS.
scmhly of Virginia, passed January 10th, 1869
directed to be returned to the several counties
in the same proportion that each county paid
it into the treasury of the State, for the infor.
nation of all whom 1t mas concern, ! will
state thu, ihcre was left in the treasury Of the
state some twenty odd thousand dollars Of the
mnd but thi books aud papers Of the late Au
ditors Office by an act Of the Legislature the
State through Governor Foreman having been
delivered over to Governor Pierpoint aud pla.
ccd beyond my reach. am unable TO ascer.
tain The exact amount Of the fund that is due
To each county Nor do know where the mo.
new is. but do know that left II in the treas.
ury of lhe old State, aud il it Ia, no! been
paid 10 the counties it Is not the fault of your
Auditor. The books Of the old Auditors Of
fec alone will show the proper amount. due to
each county. ] can but tclieye that the Legis-
lature will soon attend To the subject
Yours, SAMUEL CRANE,
Auditor OIL the State Of West Virginia.
Sept lO-9w
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Mr.. FpTcu;.-You will please announce
john L SEBRELL, as candidate for As
sosor for District No /, Mr. Sebrcllisu sound
Union and Administration man, aud we know
he is in every way qualified for that Office.
MANY UNION MEN.
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MANY VOTERS.

Ma. EprroR;--You viii please announce
LEWIS BUMGARNER, as candidate for
reelection to the House Of Delegates of the
State Of West Virginia, and oblige
[pdl MANY VOTERS.
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R. s. IR,
ATTORNEY At LAW.
HOUSE PAINTING.

NRANING and PAPER HANGING The
VI undersigned would respectfully call the
attention of all who may have anything to do
in his line Prompt attention given to all
work in the country IN the above line. My
motto is commence, finish satisfactorily get my
pay and drive on. ,,,,a
Point Pleasant, West Va, July l6-m9-lS
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NEW YORK PRICES.

No. LOG Main street Wheeling, Ave doON
above NJ, d NJ, Bank, same side.
Dec. IS, '62-yl. J, g. ORR d 90.
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August 9th, 1867